Frederick News and Notices Digest
Community bulletin style piece with subscription rates, staff notices, correspondence requests, and local civic notes. Reports on a Washington county jury verdict, Taneytown fire apparatus impact, and February health officer figures noting eleven deaths mostly elderly and one infant, scarlet fever decline. Includes reflections on March weather and a tribute to Frances Willard statue plans in D C.
Frederick Soldiers Return Home From First Maryland Regiment
Frederick's First Maryland Regiment veterans, now private citizens, return home after nearly a year of service. They handed back their guns and wore no battle scars, yet are honored as war heroes for their courage and conduct in four camps, including Georgia, where Auguste's citizens praised them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Volunteer Army of the
United States
Caup
Georgia
Auguste
Returning soldiers hailed as heroes in Maryland tributes
The letters praise Frederick for a proper welcome and public enthusiasm for returning troops. Maryland's leaders and newspapers contrast pride in military service with calls for political honors and recognition for Admiral Beligy and local figures. The tone lauds courage and sacrifice, placing veterans among the honored in state memory.
Merriness and Weather Jokes Split City Opinion
The piece combines humorous mock trials with weather jibes and petty boasts. It notes peculiar claims about record trips and a light exchange about a church choir, reflecting a satirical mood from Boston transcripts.
Fading Civil War Heroes Likely Forgotten Over Time
The Philadelphia Inquirer asks how long it will take for Civil War generals to fade from memory while newer conflicts claim attention. It notes commanders like Don Carlos Buell and Joseph Reynolds once lauded, now largely recalled only in obituaries, as public focus shifts to later wars and changing interests.
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Fron
Philadelphia Inquirer
Don Carlos Buell
John C. Ropes
Joseph 7. Reynolds
Nineteenth Army Corps
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
el Caney
San Juan Hill
Wheeler
Young
Lawton
Roosevelt
Lowell
Local Echoes Highlight Homecoming and Civic Pride
The piece notes a near snow melt with lingering grifts, announces a hero’s return for soldier troops, and praises patriotism. It mentions a grand jury visit to Monierus Hospital and Jail, compliments administrators, and cites bold labor for public safety during stormy weather.
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Grand Jury
Monierus Hospital
Grand Jarrae
Institute session ends with lectures by Professor Aldridge
In behalf of the success the daily addresses have been instructive and profitable and teachers will be intellectually benefited by the institute. Tomorrow marks the last day of the present meeting with Professor Aldridge scheduled to speak.
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Theuccess
Professor Aldridge
Augustus H. Ebert
Mary L. Ebert
B Ebert i Sons
Moments of Courage and Courtship Tone in Detroit Banquet Recital
A fragmented verse collage mixes a skater's plea for support with a Detroit Journal tribute to a famed naval hero. The poem contrasts romantic hesitation with wartime valor as readers recall springtime tenderness and heroic deeds of a Maryland native celebrated for battles won on land and sea.
Oyster-tangers resume on the Eastern Shore and more
News from the state notes oyster tangers back in operation on the Eastern Shore and five sturgeon fisheries preparing to begin at Ocean City. Port Deposit is reported out of danger as other local events unfold from Annapolis to Westminster.
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Port Deposit
Ocean City
Clinton L. Riggs
Baltimore
State House
Annapolis
Carroll County
Clabuogh
Westminster
Philip A. K. Contue
Charles County
Brasheara
Anna Arandel
Baltimore County School Board
Otho C. Ardinger
Hazerstown
Fowler
Briscoe
Pearce
Court of Appeals
Philip Hymes
Shatstone
Allegany County
Robert R. Trenderson
Alegany County
Congress
Daniel A. Goodsell
Caroline Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. &. Rayner
Isidor Rayner
J. Clement Clarke
Spring Grove
George H. Roche
Tulane
Springfield
Potomac River
Stat
Thos, Turner
Smith
Lanham’s
George's County
Alcott Society Program and Deaf Mission Anniversary
The Alcott Society of East Church Street High School plans a Pleasant program tomorrow afternoon. A silent anniversary marks the fortieth year since the Baltimore Mission for the Deaf was established, celebrated tonight. A dubious ad touts Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for numerous ailments and lists it as a world renowned medicine.
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Alcott
East Church Street
Mission For the
Baltmnore
Tomar
Frederick area business adds boiler and expansion plans
Messra Wilcoxon and Brown on West Second Street announce a new boiler engine install and a 70 foot building addition to accommodate rising demand. C A Castle adds a private stairway at North Market street. Frederick City Mill resumes operations after five weeks of repairs. Auctioneering services offered by Jantzdants in Frederick and Lewistown with reasonable terms.
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Messra, Wilcoxon & Brown
West Second Street
Maat
C. A. Castle
Harness Smaker
North Market Street
Frederick City
Frecot Nbarge
O'Elock A.m
Walter Bausdorf
Atretroueer
N.Q
Eity
Bae
Cathy and
Wrekly News
Jacob C. Altiwaun
Harmony Grove
Harvey
Wil Yell
U. B. Klein
Braddock
Miles Weat
Keo Winany News
William M. Leutherimnan
Slenes
Mortence
Hell
City Hotel
Frederick
Lewistown
Darry Brook
Elmer K
Stanisburg
Allen Mills
Gready
Wictionerr
W.T. Brown
Samuel Dutrow
Milea
Adamstowe
Stocks Road
John L Dutrow
W. Nussbaum
Pleasant
Samuel J. *Forney
John G. Roderik
Hamburg Pike
Proderick
Harvey KR. Lenge
Wiciloueet
Susan
Miller
Aunsioneer
Henry 2. Long
Reuben Long
Walkersville
Liberty
Mt. Vernon Church
Luther C. Bready
Quctioneer
E. R. Thomas
Frederik
Point of Forksy
John Db. Dutrow
Adam Diehl, Jr
Woodsboro
Werkly News
Charley Laurence & Bro
T. H. Gaither
Unionville
This County
Wresny
Daily News
Harvey R. Louse
John Diehl
G. J. Utterback
Utica Mills
John L. Dutrow
Caroline Harris
Pearl
Harvey R. Lease
Oliver P. Vansant
WeExty
John I. Duttow
H. WH. Summers
Allen
John L. Duttow
Harlan H. Summers
Daniel Baker & Sons
Buckeystown
Chas, B. Fout
Walter Saunders
C. T. F. Howard
O'Possumtown
Hambure
F. A Knott
John T Quinn
Reich's Ford
Ricki's Mill
Harry R. Spcok
Beverly Baston
Hill Farm
Creagerstown
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Isaac Ww Repp
John H. Bast
Harry R Snook
James L. Buxton
Creacertown
Harver R
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Oclork
Sami Forney
Daniel Beniz
Court House
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