Maryland Senator Faces President In Tariff Clash
The Senate scene grew dramatic as Senator Gorman challenged President Cleveland over tariff reform and alleged bad faith. Leading papers across the state issued caustic comments, contrasting Gorman with Cleveland and debating party loyalty and reform.
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Accusation Against White House Intensifies Political Debate
The article argues Senator Gorman leveled specific circumstantial charges at the White House, aided by corroborating statements from Bensters Jones, Harris, West, and Vilas. It notes no Senate denial emerges without Vilas’s interposition, urging the country to seek fuller truth as faith in Cleveland’s honesty is tested.
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White House
Bensters Jones
Harris
West
Senate
Benster Vilas
Cleveland
Passing Opinions and Curious Observations of 19th Century Notes
In a stream of local and general subjects the text muses on a vigilart yacht and dust on its racecourse, notes the Oriole birds eluding a league, and jokes about Debbs facing obscurity. It mentions Lord Chief Justice Coleridge possessing letters from Coleridge, Wordsworth and Southey addressed to his father. It observes a dating convention with a9 and a shifting numeric order over a century.
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Coleridge
Coleridge, Wordeworth and Southey
Sir John T. Coleridge
PUBLIC OPINION EXCERPTS AND NOTES FROM COLUMNS
A collage of brief items from multiple papers including Washington Post Washington Times and Weebington Evening Star. It mentions a Connecticut woman who sprained her tongue a remark about Boston people and Fexans, plus a postal case allowing Australian lady birds to be mailed for agricultural pest control.
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Washington Post
Post
Sovereign
Connecticut
Washington Times
Hogg
Boston
Beans
Browning
Weebington
Local Logic and Community Notes From Frederick Area
Expressions of people picked up by diligent reporters show The News quoted nationwide as a good paper. Rail trips in Washington, hotel memories, court talk, and local sports banter mix with poems and weather notes, praising fair play, farmers, and the Frederick Fair with remarks on visiting teams and old clergyman Father Colemann’s replacement.
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Frederick Boys
Frederick
Rockville
Father Colemann
Crick
Father Gaffney
Jon. F. Eisenhauer
How Could I Ex Own Poetry And Voices
A fragmentary verse collage traces remorse for lost flowers and missed moments. It weaves reflections on sunshine, dearness, and regret, ending with a playful note on a distant telephone hello and imagined beauty. The voice muses on memory, sound, and longing through disjointed stanzas.
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Maryland Area
PURELY PERSONAL Mx Rowland Griffith of Gaithersburg Md visits Charles Wiles at the City Hotel and heads to Atlantic City tomorrow. Miss Emma Ford of Frederick returns from Ijamsville. Mrs M J Shuford and daughter visit Burkittsville. Young Haller brothers and parents return from Washington. Rev E L Watson of M E Church in Baltimore. Enoch V Hipsles named visitor to Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb by Governor Brown. J A Gittinger of Martinsburg and Miss Annie Gittinger of Baltimore at Atlantic City. Rev Osborne Ingle sails south. H L Bosley of Westminster visits Frederick. Celia Rosenour of Baltimore returns with her brother Bir G Rosenour. W T Mason of Rockville guests of Dr J A William's family. Col L Baughman and wife at Berkeley Springs. Thomas Schley of Petersville in Frederick. Frank Bentz with Loy and Perry vacationing along Monocacy. Raymond Loy substitutes during absence. Elia West of Chillicothe arrives tomorrow. guest of Mrs I M Loy. Mamie Brunner of Calico Springs visiting Wal-Eersville. Prof Boyd’s Glass of Memory Culture exhibition at Kemp Hall features memorization, audience questions, and a 46-line poem recital. Grayson Renner praised. Storm interrupts. show repeats tonight with same program. Admission free.
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Welcome Rain Eases Drought Across Harford County
Rain began Saturday and spread statewide, ending drought in many fields. Crops including tomatoes benefited as churches reported prayers for rain, with Harford County alone valuing the rainfall at thousands of dollars. Subscribe for The News.
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Harford County
New Telephone Company plans line between Hagerstown and Frederick
Representatives from Harrison Inter-State Telephone and Telegraph Company Frederick joined locals at ex Mayor Halm's office to organize a new line linking Hagerstown and Frederick and extending through the former city. Rates for business homes and residences are $30 and $15 annually, lower than Bell rates, with Stephen B. Elkins named as a backer. Also reported are marriage licenses for William L. Mose and Mary M. Brotaker and a 19 year old man with a 15 year old bride from New Johnsville. a 1549 Fremont party relic goose story and an endorsement for Hood s Sarsaparilla.
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