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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1893
Page
2
The piece argues the new Frederick and Andletown Electric Railway will bring progress and prosperity to Frederick, opening avenues for commerce and manufacturing. It forecasts tourism and summer villas for Washington and Baltimore visitors, a large mountain hotel, and a brighter future for the city.
A garbled 19th century critique reviews courage versus patience, cheap fruits, and social mores. It critiques Altgeld, references currency values, Treasury reserves, seaside leisure, and a painter named Snek, then laments country repair business and old road tax practices. The piece mixes social commentary with scattered anecdotes and economic observations.
The column reviews a mix of topics from shipwreck bravado and a collision incident to debates on currency value and silver to gold ratios. It cites Senator Hill on gold silver parity, Sir George Tryon’s courage, and a Jewell county calamity speech with a farmer’s counteroffer.
A collage of letters and notes discusses politics in Maryland, local complaints on governance, and various reader submissions about daily life, health, and public issues. Names like Charney Collins and Major O A Horner appear amid miscellaneous quotes and opinions.
A fragment poem recounts years of shared love between Jenny and the speaker. Lustrous moonlight and red lips color a memory of wealth and delight. The piece moves through seasons and imagery to ponder love’s permanence. It includes signatures Franz L. Stantox and Eocark Fawcrrr.
Constable J D Moberly and agents arrested John Clark Jim Senith John McSweeney and James Collima aged 17 to 21 for breaking into two B and C freight cars at Frederick Junction. They plundered gin suspenders candy crackers and canned goods. Six inmates were involved. two escaped. Justice Hewes remanded all six to jail with 200 bail each. Agent Frank B Miller credited for the capture. All claim Pittsburg ties.
Thomas Ling a well known Boonsboro resident died from injuries after a bayman accident on Thursday. Miss Ioix Waterman age 18 died Saturday at her parents home in Riebl's Mills from consumption. Remains were taken to Urbana for interment.
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