26 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1895
Page
1
A fragmented column discusses Frederick town politics, building upgrades, and wage trends. It critiques press coverage of wage gains, mocks Indian policy debates, and forecasts continued tensions with Native Americans as policy and dignity are questioned amid civic improvements.
Snippets mention Tepes Loenl and Soares Ruéytrd Eip lng, a Mascezni writer, a Boston statue named Fredet.c, Governor Greenhalge, a Georgia poet famed for temperance, Mr M D Elmore of Stanford Kentucky who hands out apples to deter boys from his orchard.
A fragmented public opinion item notes a sharp, satirical jab aimed at the BosEs and Bree, highlighting a charged local clash over governance. The brief mocks perceived arrogance and questions leadership credibility amid community tensions.
A letter-like column laments Democratic control and alleges a long cartel of politicians manipulating ballots and public funds to block a new tax assessment law. It argues the fight is for reform against a corrupt alliance, not party lines, urging residents to reject the status quo.
Various items from Cumberland and nearby areas report legal notices on judge consent required for court papers, a Martinsburg picnic, Hanover water shortage restrictions, and Maryland education funding figures. Also noted are a Monocacy boating shower incident, a broken front wheel near North Market, a dog committee, a Raleigh steel fishing rod gift, canal fuel rivals, national bread consumption, Maryland firemen planning, Buckey estate gifts, and a geranium plant with about fifty seeds.
A charming evening at W. Hayes Brown's Linganore Hills farm featured music, recitations, pantomimes, and solos directed by Mille A. J. DeMets and Mrs. Sraley. Performers included Miss Eisenhauer, Mr. Brosius, Miss Grady, Miss Neale, and Mile. De Mets among others, with praise for De Mets and Mrs Staley. News notes mention local church electrification and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Eschbach, plus a marriage license for Geo. P. Shipey and Emma D. Lippy.
The poem evokes a small window to home and memories as waves, moonlight, and stars thread through a quiet room. It speaks of lost years, prayers, tears, and an angelic presence guiding a steadfast heart toward heaven yet grounded in sorrow and reminiscence.
A young Warbtepoe government official grows violets for sale in New Jersey and New York City, supplying an extensive market. The article highlights a rare Marie Louise variety with blossoms up to four silver dollars in size, and notes careful handling to preserve fragrance and petals.
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