10 Jul 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1896
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes discuss legal fees scholarship notices and editorial opinions regarding Chicago convention coverage. Mentions Frederick community figures General Bradley T Johnson and a proposed duel with a Spanish opponent, plus praise for the Newa and St John’s scholarship program.
The article records Hobart's response in a session or committee discussing the discovery of America and its implications. It mentions a figure 90208 947,000 related to river activity and hints at broader commentary on exploration and settlement. The language is characteristic of a historical newspaper's debate tone.
A jumble of quotes notes deficits under McKinley reforms with calls to voters, plus multifaceted currency figures from various regions. It cites Atlantic Journal and Memphis Appeal, listing gold and silver production by Oregon Greece Colorado Wyoming Nevada South Dakota Italy and Canada, and notes China as a silver country with large silver circulation.
Expressions from reporters on the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway beat balk road views and a rail route update. Bank leaders in Baltimore urge the gold standard to restore confidence and drive national growth. Notes praise for Charley Keeter’s batting and mention of ongoing electric road work and local factory closure impacts. Detec tives credited for locating arrested men near Catoctin Mountain. hopes for reestablishing Holzman Shirt Waist Factory and sustaining local industry.
Albert Jones of Mt Carroll county inquiries into his uncle John Jones who vanished after serving in 1835 for Tezan independence and fought at Fort Alamo under Col Travia and David Crockett. A monument article confirmed the missing man was John Jones, son of Abram Jones of Libertytown, brother of Francis Jones. News notes meanwhile report a run-away horse injuring Mrs Leatherman near Myersville, and funeral details for Elise Grove at Braddock. Interment at Mt Olivet. C Carty funeral director. The encampment begins soon with tents arriving in Frederick, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier and nerve tonic.
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