Dems debate and Eisenhater board tenure noted
The piece highlights Joseph F. Eisenhater's reelection to the Board of Aldermen for a seventh term after twenty years of service introducing reforms like electric light and a garbage system. It also discusses magazine publishing, Doawden’s Shelley biography by Mark Twain, and a critique of American literary periodicals seeking pure literature amid declines in domestic literary magazines.
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Joseph F. Eisen_ hater
Board of Aldermen
Health Board
Eisenhower
Altera
The
North American Review
Prof
Doawden
Shelley
Mark Twain
Passing Opinions and Political Debates in Auguste Herald
The piece surveys Democratic faction dynamics pending a reunion, notes President Cleveland's anticipated reply to Senator Gorman, and comments on a royal figure's political standing amid unrest. It references Debs and a shifting public mood without detailing any concrete actions or outcomes.
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Neo
Cleveland
Gorman
Public Opinion on Cleveland Conscience in Tariff Debate
Excerpts from the Petersburg Index Appeal discuss President Cleveland's tariff stance on sugar and silver, noting how Democrats across the country faced pressure from his course. The piece argues the president claims fealty to his convictions while compelling others to align, citing figures from Martin to Breckinridge as examples of pledged supporters.
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Cleveland
Congress
Eure
Cylon
Martin
Kansas
Breckinridge
Russia
Local Logics and Letters From Diligent Reporters
A collage of letters from readers and officials critiquing tariffs, politics, agriculture, infant care, and commerce. Included are remarks by C V Levy, Mary Jane, The Beribe, The Bentztown Bard, a Lewintown correspondent, J S W Scott, Dr. Geo L Broadrup, and Wn. H. Socks describing market worries, weather, publishing ink theories, infant nutrition guidance, and a small bread donation to hungry men at Camp Lookout.
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Geo. L. Broadrup
Frank Heck
Wn. H. Socks
Night and Morning and Our Governor in Union Verse
A fragmented historic poem set pairs: a sailor laments a lost solitaire ring and a rousing Maryland patriotic piece. It recalls soldiers at Camden Station and Frostburg pay delays. The voice pleads Governor for timely wages while honoring Marylanas troops.
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Jane
Frostburg
Camden Station
Marylana
Maryland
Local Meetings and Drowning Tragedy Highlight Sunday News
Members of the Associe and Hen met at the jail service at 2 pm with a good turnout. Rev. Wm. H. Best led a Bible reading on the purposes of Christ's life. Attendance reached 35, up from 33 the prior Sunday. The Associe Base Ball Club plays at Cronsse's woods this afternoon, departing at 3 o'clock. Rev. A. A. Armacost, who died by drowning near Bainbridge, Lancaster County, after preaching at Landsville, is remembered. The Whirlwinds beat Cp Town under varied batteries, while a local baseball club tied to a larger contest. Bentztown Bards and Crickets set for 6:15 pm on Madison Avenue.
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Associe
Wm. H. Best
Association
Cronsse’s Woods
A. A. Armacost
Baltimore
Suequehanna
Bainbridge
Lancaster County
Armacost
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Landsville
Sasce Balk
Whirlwinds
Cp Town
Davis
Memory Club Exhibition at Kemp Hall
The Memory Disse class led by Prof. Boyd presented eight pages of historical facts distributed to attendees and tested audience knowledge last evening at Kemp Hall. Recitations by class members impressed, and a new closing address will begin tomorrow at 56 East Church Street at 7 20 PM open to all.
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Boyd
Kemp Hall
E. Church Street
Pay of the Militia for Frostburg Duty Ordered
Adjutant General H Keod Douglas notifies Governor Brown he will be in Baltimore with payrolls for officers and men of the First Fourth and Fifth Regiments who served at Frostburg during the mining troubles. The Governor will issue checks to each regiment’s colonel for distribution to the officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
H. Keyd Douglas
Brown
Baltimore
Frostburg
Pleasant Croquet Party Social World Item
Miss Jennie Martz hosted a croquet party with six couples from Frederick. Refreshments were served and guests returned to the city late. Banking figures show individual deposits in five Frederick banks totaling 1,985,208.10 for the current quarter. G W Weditz, from the Maryland School for the Deaf, elected president at the Maryland Association of the Deaf convention in Baltimore. A B Showman named treasurer. Dora Michsel and D J Michsel noted as recovering.
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Jennie Martz
Frederick
Citizen's National Bank
First National
Farmers’ and Mechanics
Central
Frederick County
Maryland Association of the Deaf
Baltimore
G. W. Weditz
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
A. B. Showman
Bergate
John Koelkey
Prederick City
Harmony Grove Bration
Walkersville
Phebe
Slaylor
Pleasant
Prederick County
Srn
Wilson
Jonnsville
Uist
Noah E. Cramer
North Market Street
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D. J. Michsel
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Frederics Co
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South Bend
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Chsimman
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Hansonville
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Rossmore
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Washington, D.C
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