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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1896
Page
2
The paper notes the era of the young man and the new woman in public life while commenting on political conventions, photography, and sweeping change. It notes eight pages on Saturday with family content, original articles, and diverse features, aiming to win readers with varied offerings.
Opinions on topics local and general discuss the Cuban sympathy plank in the Chicago platform, the coinage rate, and a clear choice between gold or silver. The German Emperor is described as fond of cigars, while in his study he smokes a large German pipe.
The piece blends assorted snippets about political nominations, street paving with bricks, a claim to pool championship, and scattered urban reminiscences. It mentions Anti-Cobbins, street work stalled, a bicycle path notion, and a boast about a Frede rick pool medal amid chaotic musings from local readers.
A heroic cantata recalls Captain Johony Simpeon and Privates Browns Joneses and Robinsons marching through a village to drums and bugles. The Bentztown Bard notes drills at Count Bocas green while townsfolk reflect on duty and liberty and forgotten youth.
The Electric road crews advance along Telegraph Street and Patrick Street corridors laying water mains and preparing trolley poles as work continues toward opening for the encampment. Authorities expect a car run within ten days between Getrendanner's store and Braddock Heights, with some doubt about immediate operation.
The Washington Post reports Rev. Marion J. Kline and Miss Belle Leeds wed July 6 at the bride’s side due to the bride’s illness nervous prostration. Rev. Dr. Domer officiated at Harrisburg with groom newly ordained at Gettysburg Seminary. Mrs. Kline’s health improving per Dr. G. H. Heron. The account notes the C E Convention urgency and the groom’s first pastoral charge. In a second item, Howard Taylor and Flora Ripton wed on Tuesday at Mrs. Jacobs’s Went 7th Street home with Rev. W. I. McEnsey officiating and a ceremony complemented by music and floral decor.
The Crickets of this city had a scheduled game with a New Market team at the fair grounds this afternoon, but it was declared off. Two late games featured the Railroad Islands versus the Junior Crickets with Smith and Docey delivering strong pitching and catching in one, and W Simmons and J Smith in the other. The Junior Crickets repeatedly hit home runs and three-baggers while Smith and Heho backed the catching. Toone lofted a high ball that Hahn caught over a ten foot fence.
A bustling Maryland market reports peaches drawing attention for novelty and taste, with trade shifting toward homegrown corn and vegetables. Prices climb for eggs, poultry, beef, and fruits, while raspberries decline after a brief surge. local growers tout Frederick County sugar corn and seasonal tomatoes amid general price changes. Local crime notes robbery at Loy’s store and shipping of a large poplar log. Hood’s Sarsaparilla marketed as a seasonal health aid.
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