24 Jun 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1895
Page
1
A London Spectator review praises Fr John B Tabb s poems as beautiful, noting southern lyrical influence while recognizing New England Puritan roots. The piece highlights Tabb s Maryland ties, calling him a fine American lyric voice since Poe s death.
The fragment surveys opinions on public figures and events in Washington with references to Nellie Grant's daughter, Mary Rove Bartoris, and mentions Olney the Secretary of State. It notes a bicycle accident injury and a noted anecdote about Olney's first act, “Next Door,” as a playful public remark.
Excerpts mock the Cotamine and Rochester Democrat and Chronicle style in a playful column. It jokes that new order will bring a circus den of mice and that men who oppose the bicycle may soon be astride one. The piece notes curiosity about how things work and hints at rapid change within weeks.
A chaotic scene near the Continental Hotel and Wallfirest Theatre lobby drew 37 brokers amid protests over penalties on plumbers. A Cuban sympathizer story from Washington reports crowd demonstrations with banners reading Cuba Must be Free and Down With Spanish Tyranny, ending with gunfire and a figure fleeing under a bed after a deadly exchange.
A Frederick column blends letters and notices about summer performances at Tally Ho, urbanites visiting rural farms, and opinions on a Frederick to Middletown Electric Railroad. Letters praise local markets, warn about unattended children in vehicles, and urge timely rail iron purchases before price hikes.
A dense, archaic verse piece laments modern folly and power while glancing at history. It contrasts restraint with reckless fame, invokes time, fate, and old poets, and ends with an attribution to Lokrp Dre Taser. The poem blends classical imagery, disjointed phrases, and ceremonial allusions in a mood of elegiac reflection.
An old deed links C. BE. Ridler to locating what scholars deem the first recorded free public school in the Americas. The site sits on the south side of Cornhill near Washington Street, within a triangular block bounded by Court Street and Washington, with the meeting house planted in 1658 and Tremont Row nearby. The narrative ties Boston’s early streets, governance, and notable figures to this historic school beginning April 23, 1635.
Readable text describes a robbery at railroad offices involving forced entry and stolen coins. The burglars damaged a weight scale and drawers in Western Margis ed and Pennsylvania offices, taking only pennies. Faint details mention a 72 5 combination and a broken money drawer. The account is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or names.
Ex councilman urges voters to switch to Republicans to reform city government. He cites national trends and the need for capable, reform-minded leaders to improve municipal policies ahead of Wednesday election. He claims aldermen election outcomes will shape prosperity and civic duty.
The 1994-95 readjustment shows 3,488 presidential offices with 1,057 salary increases and a net Maryland income of 23,300. Baltimore and other Maryland towns retain salaries, while eight states report decreases. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Relief Department records 31,739.73 receipts and 29,558.45 disbursements with various benefit payments. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as protection against epidemics.
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