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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1894
Page
4
A large mass meeting on June 26 at the Academy of Music urged the Chesapeake and Delaware ship canal project. Latrobe presided with Generals Aenus and Senator Gorman among principal speakers, endorsing city and state groups and county delegations.
County correspondence from Utica and Hyattsville reports July ice cream festival plans, July 4th Band appearance, and Salvation Army activities. Harvest outlook highlights wheat quality, corn growth, blackberry potential, and a large Hanshew property sale for 1250 dollars. Community notes include church services, temperance sentiment, and household tips with local names and places.
The Board of Aldermen met in special session to consider bids for 365000 dollars of city bonds with 17000 dollars bid. Some bids carried a four percent premium while others were at par. A Catholic Club invitation to Cardinal Gibbons’ visit was declined as improper for a city body to join religious ceremonies. Also reported are two horse injuries near Hit Pleasant and Walkersville and several real estate transfers including Henry B. Wilson to John L Wilson for 14 acres and 27 perches and Mary A. Biggs to Inian S. Fox for 92 acres 1 rood 12 perches.
Quinsy outbreaks reported across the county, notably around Wolfsville and Sabillasville disturbing farmers. An infant of Elizabeth Thomas died and was buried at Greenmount with Rev. Fields officiating. Engineer Hough taling dies after Tolchester explosion. Postmaster General Bissell attends Yale class reunion. Sultan Abdul Aziz marries in Tangier. Baseball scores from National and State leagues follow, plus a feature on actor John Rademaker and a San Francisco saloon anecdote.
A Merna Nebraska widow receives communal support for a house and care for three children. The piece extols Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as a restorative aid for overworked workers, claiming it refreshes energy and counters ailments from dyspepsia to malaria.
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