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Frederick’s long print legacy unfolds from The News to The Frederick Post and earlier titles. The piece traces the city’s press birth in 1786 with The Maryland Chronicle, the 1883 founding of The News, later consolidations, notable editors like Folger McKinsey, and a panorama of Frederick papers through the 19th and early 20th centuries, highlighting ongoing independence and public trust.
Early Maryland newspapers and editors in Frederick history
A historical summary traces the 1830s to 1870s Frederick press, naming papers and publishers such as the Frederick Times and Col. James M. Shellman, Frederick Visitor by Thomas Haller, Times and Democratic Advocate led by Barzelia Marriott, Maryland Union born 1833 by William P. Maulsby, and the freely partisan Frederick Republican later called Advertiser. It notes Civil War troubles, later shifts, and the rise of the Sunday Morning Visitor focusing on temperance and Christianity.
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Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
McKinsey
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Delaplaine
The
News
Frederick Post
the Post
Court Street
Post
Frederick County
George C. Rhoderick, Jr
Middletown
Maryland Chronicle
Universal Advertiser
Mathias Bartgis
Bartgis
Philadelphia
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Sim Lee
Roger Nelson
North Market Street
Maryland Gazette
Frederick County Advertiser
Federal Gazette
Republican Gazette
Scharf
Williams
Maryland
John Winter
John D. Cary
Frederick Town
John P. Thompson
Carlisle
Richard Potts
William Campbell
Philip Thomas
John McPherson George Baer
Francis Brown Sappington
John B. Colvin
Samuel Smith
William Pinkney
Baltimore
Thomas Hawkins
Samuel Duval
Independent American Volunteer
William B. Underwood
Republican Advocate
Uniontown
Charles Sower
Federal Party
Star of Federalism
Sower
the Plain Dealer
Charles Melsheimer
Storm
Republican Citizen
Westminster
George W. Sharp
John W. Baughman
L. Victor
J. William Baughman
Baughman
Democrat Party
David C. Winebrenner Ard
Nettle Baughman
Lutheran Evangelical Intelligencer
David F. Schaeffer
LL. D
John Magill
Charles Nagle
Jacksonian
Francis Thompson
Madison Nelson
David Schley
Regulator
Samuel Davidson
Sentinel
Christian Gerven
Banner
Democratic Party
Coombs
William P. Maulsby
John W. Geyer
Maryland Union
Frederick Republcan
George W. Black
Marcellus M Shaffner
John W. Ebert
David H Moberly
Col. Black
Foster S McBride
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New York
Carter
Historical Local Papers and Farming News Snapshot 1949
A compact survey notes historic local papers including the Maryland Herald begun in 1870 and The Frederick Times from 1878, plus Moon and other minor sheets. It references a real estate sale of a 43 acre Thurmont-area farm, and barley and wheat price quotes with barley at 15 cents and wheat near $2.03 per bushel, barley at 75 cents.
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the Times
Folger McKinsey
George Kolb
William Daugherty
George F. Stayman
Examiner
Samuel Barnes
Patrick Street
Political Examiner and Public Advertiser
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En mi
Ruhr
Gelsenkirchen
Ruhe
Grace Louise Cotton
Cleveland
Glenville Hospital
Grace
Paul T. Cotton
B.R
A.am
AP News
Rudolph A Matern
161St Street
Jamaica 2
N. Y
van Heusen Sport
van Heusen
Dad
van Heunsens
Rosenour's
Frenterik, Me
Maryland Herald
Samuel L. Gouverneur
Horace Greeley
Frederick Times
David M. Smith
T He Examiner
Frederick Publishing Company
John W. Kaufman
Family Bible
George T. Keech
Creagerstown
Ralph H. Scruton
Thurmont
A. H. Shawver
Hoover
Blue Mountain
Jimtown
Messner
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
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Clty Opera House
Heath
Palm Beach
America
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