Farrs and Faith Drive Public Health and Road News
The piece blends commentary on civic virtue and health culture with a statistical report on railroad safety for the year ending June 30, 1894. It cites 299 deaths and 3,229 injuries among passengers, notes higher danger to workers, and highlights rail workers’ fatality rates. It reviews Roy Stone’s National League for Good Roads digest and outlines current and proposed state road legislation in Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, plus New York and other states adopting road bonds and state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stone
National League For Good Roads
United States
Congress
North Carola
Corvict Isbor
Tennessee
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Masssachusetts
Freeholders
Board of Freeholders
Stone
Pennsylvania Road Commission
New York
State Road Policy Debate Emphasizes Local Labor
Mr Stone argues that states must self fund road improvements with bond-backed labor and rejects relying on federal aid despite Congress inquiries. He cites New Jersey as proof that county aid can be well spent, urging state action over federal assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Congress
New Jersey
Opinions on International Yacht Racing and Public Affairs
A clipped column surveys topics from yacht racing to broader issues. It notes Coxey’s recurring presence, questions public reaction, questions French health trends, ponders physicians’ crisis reporting, and critiques railroad finance with figures on shares and bonds and potential investor losses.
PUBLIC OPINION MODERN CHESTERFIELD AND VARIOUS NOTIONS
A column from the Argonaut discusses Dr Reid's recollection of Chesterfield and a witty exchange about No 1 Chesterfield street. It also reports on President Cleveland facing criticism for duty and backbone amid Chicago strife and Goulds ambitions involving the ship Vigilant and entry into English society as a path to recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Reid
Chesterfield Street
Cleveland
Chicago
West
Local Letters and Weather News From Braddock and Vicinity
A scanned local page presents a mix of letters and notes from residents. Topics include fond memories of home in Frederick, fitness advise, weather forecasts and remarks on upcoming publication, crop and hay yields from Derr near Feagarville, and a humorous note about the Queen of Siam’s shoe size. The items reflect community chatter, agricultural updates, and light commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taaw
Siam
Gilert
Springtime Blizzards and Baby Polite Verses
A mixed page of verse and prose features a chaotic springtime sonnet about blizzards and the queen of the world, a playful lullaby about a clever baby, and notes on local culture. It also reports on groundhog hunting near Ellicott City, a picnic misadventure in Island Park, and upcoming Mikado performances with list of patronesses and a call for a meeting at City Opera House.
Bold Burglary Near Hancock Seized by masked thieves
Bold burglary reported near Hancock in Fulton County Pa. Robbers entered the home of John B Hooper tied his hands and threatened to kill him if money was not surrendered They secured between ninety and sixty dollars Hooper is sixty five and his sisters are older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
John B. Hooper
Fulton County
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Audiences
A string of brief social notices recounts movements and visits of residents and visitors to Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Lee Hansbew, Alonzo Bnyder, C W Littlefield, Charles Shnitz, Edward Mobley, Clarence West, Rosa Simup, Edward Herman, B Rosenour, Nannie Bell, Helen Morrison, Mrs John B Thomas, the McCreery sisters, Nick Witter, Elmer Stap, Edward Buckey, Defrrick, Miss Allen, A Murry Thomas, Calvin Schildtrecht, John Green, Mrs Charles Smallwood, Hallie Walker, Mertie Davis, Misses Belle Rosenour, Cora Herman, Alan Rigney, Ray and Clara Garrett, Nettie Lidle, M J Wison, Dr Geo Johnson, Nannie Marshal Johnson, Mrs Mary Smith, Mrs James McSherry, Samuel Hoke, C D Ramsburg, Garry Harbeugh, Fitzpatrick, the Donlans, Mamie Birely, Amy Kemp, William E Lampe, Millie Beale, Henry Lane, John Walter, Walter Snyder. plus festival notes and local ad hoc notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hansbew
Brunswick
Alonzo Bnyder
Atlantic City
C. W. Littlefield
Washington
Frederick
Charles Shnitz
York
Edward Mobley
Westminster
Clarence C. West
Baltimore
Rosa Simup
West Second Street
Charlesville
Edward Herman
Afr
B. Rosenour
Nannie Bell
High Knob
Helen Morrison
Nick Witter
Baltmore
Elmer Stap
Wille
Rocky Springe
Edward Buckey
Mu. Pleasant
Ceresville
Miss Defrrick
Hallie Walker
Patrick Street
Miss Allen
Washington, D. C
Braddock
A. Murry Thomas
Calvin Schildtrecht
John Green
Charles Smallwood
Jaila Sod Charley
Alberton
Mertie Davis
Misa Oda Staaffer
Walkeraville
Belle Rosenour
Cora Herman
Sotstern
Alan Rigney
Harriett
East Patrick Street
Ray
Clara Garrett
D. M Sehell
South Market Street
Nettie Lidle
M. J. Wison
Samuel Hoke
Romney
W. Va
C. D. Ramsburg
Washington, D.C
Walkersville
Garry Harbeugh
Familly
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Fitzpatrick
Donlan
The
Washington Post
Harry
Fred. Schley
D. O. Thomas
Washington, DC
Qaynn
Yester- Day
To Nights Key Meeting at City Opera House
The Key Monument entertainment group and chorus met at the YMCA for a 8 o'clock program tonight. Members wore small flags, with a promise of boosting the monument fund through music with Jeanor Nelson Ritchie, Katherine Eisenbauer, and speakers including John P. Poe and Edward S. Eichelberger. Philharmonic Orchestra under Bion Firestone will perform as stage decorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument
City Opera House
Monument Fund
Mins Jeanor Nelson Ritchie
Katharine Eisenbauer
Attoney
John P. Poe
Btate
Edward 8. Eichelberger
F. J. Nelson
Hammond Urner
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
Bion Firestone
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Farrs
Eves
Coxey
Couopy
France
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Lfe
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George Gould
New York Recorder
Wall Street
Jay Gould
George
Goulds
Gould
England
Bernard C. Steiner
S. W Goff
Frank Tyrgaz
Bentztown
P.estei
Mary Jant
Provence
Gersbert
Tulcs Mills
Succe
Dow
Grambine
Mfr
Rls. Derr
Derr
Braddoce
Feagarville
Comfon
F.L. Stastox
Hide
Ceek
Evanxs Frieco
Ellicott City
Patapsco
Brunswick Herald
New York Hill
Island Park
Harper's Ferry
Chart Dura Lon
City Opera Honge
James A. Hood
Philip Runkel
D.C. Winebrewer
Chas. W. Ross
Jacob B. Tyson
D. F. McKinney
D. V. Stauffer
Adolphus Wearhake
John Brown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mustapos
Calvin S Barrier
A. R. Grove
Middletown
Tobias Shafer
Hood
Sarasa
John B. Thomas
Milly Beale
Dr. Beale
Boston
New Haven
New England
Henry L. Lane
Charlottsville
Virginia
Lane
John Walter
W. FE. Snyder
Asbery Park
N. Z
Rocky Springs
Mt Carmel
Arnoy
Istier
Saturay
Thurmont
Charles W. Holmen
Ciy
Frederick City
Lapis
Bitter Brown
Frack Bock
J. 8. Hareate
J. L. Bable
Sophia Lesig
M Smith
Gertrude Westlake
Stta
Ita
Carnot
Henry Charles Lea
Philadelphia
Itera
Arnold Willbide
Lanz
Hart
C. A. Smith
Pic-Mic
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Uronise’s Woods
Patriots
Ify Pera Ouse
Faranets Scort Key
John P. Poeenc
Geo. Ed. Smith
Jonathan Eiser
Coal
Coaal
Cumberland
Publc
Jonathan Biser
East Third Street
Frederick, Md
Markell & Trail
F. G. Thomas &Fon
West Patrick Street
City Hotel
Masters & Tran
Bathimore
Georges Creek
Cumberian
Uabrrell & Trail
Philadelphia Portrait CO
10Th St
Lebanon
North Market Street
St 'Lawndale
East Patrick
Iyi Liata
Ee Rudolph
Tovth Bend
Ind
Yoda
Patrick
Plesserene Tee
George Brust & Co
Sbsennoke
Battymore
Cantrell and
Cocherane
Gantrell and
Couchane's
Ross
Rofal
Boss’ Hofal
Dublin
Belfast
Allen Roarback
Buffalo
West Patside Bst
Whickes
Bergers' and
Evans Old Tom Gin
Pabst
Milwaukee
Rochester
Appolo
Theo. H. Belle
Charles N. Hacer
Degisdawlyr Ree Estate
Thomas & Crary
G. Thomas
N. Clary
Burr
West Pathice Street
Anisdawly
Abton Lindsay
Hamilton Lindasy
Court Street
Nicodemos & Sons
Buckeystown
Temple Hotel
Ninth Street
N. W
Fyoree Rossmore
Eares
Hartsuck Beros
Besant & Knott
Arvester Oil
Ruby Harvester
Beptles
Sappington
Market St
Walsh
Thomas Drug Store
J. Augustus
Jacob Hommsn
Johnsville
Liperty
Lewistown
Mount Airy
Carroll County
Indolensville
Univerville
Jane
Hamilton Lindsay
Guaania
Leghorn
Eas
Omer
North Market &T
Beit Evore
Fredence
New Market
John
P Burgess
Netne L. Burgess
Roderick J. Hobbs
Frederck County
So’chex
P. m
John E. F. Burgess
Henry B. Dulaney
John B. F. Burgess
Duliy Bowstick
Benjamin Brown
Mary
Fairview
Buperick D. Hobbs
Jacob Solerback
Slim
Noah E. Cramer
Oan E. Chamer
Real Estate & Fire Insurance
Bergain
John Boelkes
Prederick City
Wrossumtown
Harmony Grove Station
Mra
Phebe
Sao
City Ciations Turnpike
Suma
Kylor
Mt. Pleasant
Singer
Samuel Wertheimer
East Church St
Dame
Hansonville
Fredenck Tity Spoke Company
Grom House
Wasnesboro
Jr #m
Bowers
West South Street
MiEtox
B. Biggs
Bes
Frederick, ME
Attorneys-At-Law
A .Alfred Ritter
J. Alfred Ritter
Commercial Law & Collections
TOS
Ofice
Chanceae Office
Court House
Court Siress Fredenck, Ma
J. Hebd
Caroline St
East Church Street
South Market St
Mary Little
Doll & Albeugh
First National Bank
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