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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1894

Page

2

Frederick Encampment Plans Spark Debate Over Location

Local readers reflect on the decision to move the State militia encampment from Frederick Junction to Cumberland. The Frederick committee, long a source of public effort, voices disappointment while supporters argue the move brings broader benefits and the governor should reconsider. The piece notes the hoped Fourth of July celebration and a lecture by Librarian of Congress Ainsworth Spofford as highlighted events for Frederick.

Philomathesn Literary Society Frederick Ainsworth R. Spofford Congress Frederick Junction Cumberland

Notable Wealthy Stranger Found Dead in Poughkeepsie Home

An elderly man died in a Poughkeepsie bedroom trunk containing over a million dollars in securities. Authorities report the staggering sum as the primary known asset in the deceased’s estate.

Poughkeepsie

PUBLIC OPINION from the Columns of Exchange

Companionship feature DX XIVERT discusses social bonds, etiquette, and daily interactions shaping community life in a brief column.

Locust threats and tax debates in 19th century notices

The article cites 18 year and 17 year locust invasions threatening counties, notes limited damage from actual visitations. It also discusses income tax controversy with a Richmond stance on taxing incomes and opposition from current loud proponents. It ends with a Kansas City Times note on Des Lesseps pension and canal profits alongside Panama Canal faith.

DE Lessefs Kansas City Times Suez Canal Ferdinand Des Lesseps France Count de Lesseps Panama Canal

Local notes and letters from Frederick readers

A collection of short items from residents and reporters. A planned electric light plant near Weetminater aims to be in full operation by July 15. People discuss cycling for health, local commuting, and the odd-evening town atmosphere as stores close at six. Readers mention a straw ride to Jefferson and praise for local scenery at High Knob. Letters criticize a magazine subscription swindler tied to the Ladies Standard and note a threshing machine spotted on South Market Street.

Ladies Standard Magazine Company Frederick Thomas Kemp Mnoah BE Cramer Gah E. Cramer Real State & Fire Insurance Call and Lave Ipr J.B. Beall Tuscutota Station Metropolitan City National Turnpike Felter Ana Westera St Mra Phebe Walkersville Wilson Jonnsville Noah BE. Cramer North Market Street

Song of Ship and the Wrecks

A historical poem recalls ships at sea and wrecks under darkness. The speaker pleads for deliverance of a soul and loved ones as storms lash masts and harbor lights fade, emphasizing longing and peril.

Desolste Ocean

Widespread Wedding Festivities In Emmitsburg Area

The Emmitsburg Reformed Church hosted a wedding for Miss Ethel Joyce McNair and Mr. William George Speed with music by Dr. J Kay Wrigely and a procession led by ushers from Baltimore Gettysburg and Westminster. The couple plans to reside in Baltimore after a New York trip.

Speed M'Nate Emmitsburg Ethel Joyce McNair N. McNairr William George Speed Baltimore A. M. Schaffner J. Kay Wrigely Mendelssohn Harry Corcoran Haltimore William Vancleve Gettysburg Joseph Zepp Westminster EB. Foekier Mary Speed Aleter Emily Anten Clara Ankerd Mary McNair J. D. Feldmyer Annapolis Alice Annan New York Lafayette Avenue CG. C. Speed Pletcher Speed Ephraim Backerd Afra Wm Zepp Mise Miriam Scott Zepp Samuel Roop Lian Erb Clara Haines John Dyer Elsie Dyer Norristown RicCallister Union Bridge Wonder—Moberle Mary Kate Moberly David H. Moberly T. Arthur Wonder Third Reformed Church Saratoga Paca Streets Rufus IW. Miller Hummelstown Conrad Clever Mamie Beber la France Luther E. Martin Messia J. S. Lamberd J. Duer Shultz Louis Wonder T. A. Hoffman Meaher Street

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Quick Restorative Cure

The passage extols Paine's celery compound as a modern remedy that quickly cures diseases linked to unhealthy blood and weak nerves. It urges readers to avoid patience with illness and to trust the tonic to restore life, courage, and happiness, claiming thousands of successful cases and many more to come.

Tecan Paine

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