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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1894
Page
4
A horse drawing Brengie’s cart slipped on ice this morning on South Street. Brengie was thrown, suffering a facial cut and a minor shoulder bruise. The cart sustained no damage.
The Pomeroy Daily Telegraph praises building a canning plant inspired by Frederick Maryland's success. Letters from D L Geyer and Charles F Dixon discuss cost estimates, plant size, and required capital. Meigs County could supply tomatoes and fruit, with local capital and transport, to rival Frederick. The piece calls for determined local investors to undertake the enterprise.
The Daily News offers a multi part World’s Fair Art Portfolio program. Three coupons plus 10 cents or two stamps buy one portfolio part delivered Saturdays, with orders in by Wednesday. Extra 2 cent stamp required for mail delivery. Also offered as a bound volume for 6.50 dollars with one year of The Daily News or 24.30 for book plus weekly edition.
Local representatives of Northern capitalists visited Liberty, Johnsville, and Union Bridge proposing an electric railroad from Union Bridge to Liberty via Johnsville. The plan, seen as promising, would serve farmers and the grain belt with a direct Baltimore route. Supporters anticipate benefits for passengers, freight, and regional development, while objections cite no formal agreement yet.
The February issue showcases portraits of George W. Johnson and James Longstreet, maps of Shiloh positions, a large battle scene from Pittsburg Landing, and biographical sketches plus detailed Shiloh histories. Includes rosters, field returns, and Confederate poetry with a yearly subscription of $1.60 in Lexington and New York.
A reader note describes a math puzzle contest involving 525 prisoners in 23 cells and similar odd sided square grids. The writer compares a young prodigy solver to a professor who reuses the same digits in different orders and invites prizes for solving a 666 prisoners in 36 cells arrangement. Prosnex.
IsaiaH Greenwood a respected citizen near Lingimore post office died at 10 p m Saturday night January 30 of dropsy aged about 79 He leaves a wife and two sons one daughter is dead The funeral was Monday at 2 a m at Greenwood's school house Pallbearers were Grafton J Wagner Thomas Kregle Tao A Norris Edward Buckey Wm H Baker Cephas Barnes On Thursday relatives of Mr Scho Norris at Rocky Ridge learned of his death at Troy Ohio Norris a former county resident born and reared here He worked in Ohio in grain and ran a boot and shoe house in Dayton He left four brothers and two sisters Survivors include four brothers and two sisters W Windsor C W Windsor died suddenly at Lishome near Urbana on Saturday night aged 27 unmarried a popular young man He had been sick briefly His remains were brought to Frederick and buried in Olivet cemetery.
The Mayor and all Aldermen except Mr Ebert Went to Annapolis this morning to petition the Legislature. They seek adoption of the Australian ballot, expanded powers to enact ordinances, and authority to issue bonds.
Mr Jesse Ramsburg confined to his room at the University of Virginia for weeks has again become able to attend lectures, regaining his usual health. Mrs Thomas Dannetta sick. An advertisement touts a cough syrup, laundry blue, and a blue dye for laundry use sold by C L Digeadst.
East Patrick street dealer Ohenderfer found a yellowed parchment among furniture papers. The certificate form grants membership to a Cincinnati association formed by officers of the American Revolution at army dissolution. The script printing is legible despite age.
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