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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1897
Page
2
A scrambled column critiques current administration and war powers with satirical notes on patriotism and reform. It reflects public unease over policy shifts, taxes, and political figures while noting the death of Prof. Henry T. Dromamand in Loron who inspired moral and spiritual law ideas and hopeful social aims.
A historical note on two New York papers racing to publish the best prizefight coverage from Curzon City. The World touted John L Sullivan providing graphic round-by-round descriptions while the Journal countered with John J Ingalls handling the reporting for the paper.
A garbled excerpt discusses opinions on topics local and national, mentioning Consul General Lee and Secretary Kerman. It hints at policy shifts away from Olsey, political thinning, harsh times for place-heaters, a taloon polar reach project raising rebel exploitrors concerns, and an arrest in Pennsylvania from 28 years ago challenging the saying murder will out. Hor. Mr Tour ber’s late secretary’s fate remains mysterious.
Timely excerpts from the Piteeburg Chronicle Telegraph and Chicago Times-Herald column summaries. The Detroit Tribune notes prosperity and prize fights affecting many, while New York and Philadelphia pieces critique economy and naval expansion. The Kaiser’s push for more ships is framed as a crisis postponed by imperial wishes.
Notices from local readers discuss bread tickets for those in need and improvements at the club house. An officer of the Frederick Bicycle Club anticipates a popular cycling season with a reopens of the bicycle rang. A. W. Schaffer plans a large Gran elevator at Gapland, described by Alan Krom. Readers warn against overexertion and riding fast, stressing safety during the cycling season.
Fragmentary poem portrays conflicts between Sparta and Spain, with calls for heroism, imperial aims, and future peace. It laments war, praises liberty, and envisions nations united under reason and justice in an era of guided diplomacy.
The Young Men's Association plans an outdoor revival in summer with a fluid cay event in Mag. Walker Saunders notes a Civil Engineer from New York will survey between the receiver and Fishing Creek to boost water supply. cost concerns necessitate further surveys. A weather prophet marks yesterday as delightful though early season. Local election rites include County Commissioners nomination, with Geo A. Deas urged as worthy.
Selected poetry excerpts show reflections on enduring contentment and inner virtue. The speaker contrasts longing for praise with lasting abundance found in simple, steadfast traits. The lines evoke timeless themes of inner strength, contentment, and hidden merit.
Eugene Getzendanner, promoter of a new Braddock Heights hotel, is selling stock to fund construction. He aims to start work as soon as sufficient funds are raised to finish in time for summer patronage. The chosen site meets desired criteria and once finances are secured, building will commence.
The Temple Quartette of Boston received a warm novation from the largest audience this season at Assoc Yon Hall as the Y M C A course closed. The quartet delivered a grand singing program with Van de Water’s "Sunset" and the finale "Abide With Me" drawing lasting applause. City Opera House hosts the event on March 17.
At the St Louis Kenmek Club dog show last week Queen of Monocscy owned by J Roger McSherry took third in open heavyweight birch class Springside Fat beat strong rivals including Straightway first at Paton’s show and Far-Jough Bsnr linked to George J Gould’s pointers noting Springside Fat was McSherry’s winner of second at Chicago show
Miss Mary B. Hacer and Mr. Rowe Rowe, a couple from the city, were quietly married last evening at the Novitiate at 5 o'clock by Father Grand, pastor of St John's Catholic Church.
Fragmentary OCR note references times and numbers in an unclear local area. The readable parts mention odd timing and a numeric sequence, but no clear event, person, or organization to identify for a concise news item.
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