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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1897
Page
4
Frederick citizens celebrated the firemen with a warm reception, praising their service and marking pride in this public institution. The article notes notable figures and local opinions, including praise for leaders and the value of community support. It highlights the wider impact of The News circulation across states and its role in promoting Frederick.
Frederick leaders urge expanding infrastructure with new rail lines and factories to unlock regional wealth. Advocates point to the Frederick and Middletown Electric Road as proof of benefit and push proposals like the Washington and Gettysburg Road to connect Thurmont and Gettysburg, predicting twenty years of growth.
The Saturday issue of TaxiNews promotes itself as a comprehensive local and world news source. It highlights departments Mary Jane Market Scribe and Captain Geo L Bilmer on the Duc de Chartres, with notes on farm, household, live stock, and a new plan to publish stories by Anthony Hope Rudyard Kipling and others.
The note surveys Maryland Republicans hesitating on a proposed constitutional amendment and notes the caucus cannot silence opposition speeches on tariff issues. It explains steel and iron price rises via larger orders and discusses indemnity for the Rutz outrage, a Spain apology, and American plans on Cuba.
A collage of brief column snips from multiple papers notes weather delaying summer plans and a general drift toward Republican majorities since last November. It cites a Kansas Prohibition meeting address by a man named Root and a humorous mockery of wartime sentiment with a reference to Joan of Arc.
A collage of pasted newspaper snippets from Chicago Washington St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Items reference a defective picture talker talk about tariffs on bicycles a soldier allegedly paid to hide wounds a preacher heading to Europe a cotton duty debate and Mississippi floods with rising cotton acreage.
Local items recount hotel business for a German Baptist Convention, burglaries in Adamstown, a public swearing arrest, and a poetry excerpt. The piece quotes Adamstown and Virginis residents, mentions tax rates, and notes sports optimism about an upcoming track event.
Frederick Citizen lauds Ings KEvesrse News for enterprise and a corps of correspondents in covering the German Baptist meeting in the city. Middletown Register commends The FREDSHICKE DarEr Nawe for thorough daily reporting of proceedings and incidents, with fresh updates each evening.
A tramp charged with stealing a watch from Conductor Householder of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was released after a hearing before Magistrate White. insufficient evidence led to a dismissal. Samuel Whitten’s case for malicious destruction of property was also dismissed on bond for good behavior. Auction notices detail sales by Walter Saunders of a lot in Kulnehari’s Alley and a 231 acre farm near Orbsra at $350 per acre. The Board of County Commissioners paid the reward for Owen Bowie’s capture. The Key Monument Association announced Fish Day exercises at Key’s grave in Olive Cemetery Monday at 5 PM with music and brief addresses.
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