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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1899
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland Daily News laments delayed new industries and comments on national politics. It urges restraint on lynching, praises wartime achievements, and notes Frederick’s steady growth and the county fair schedule. It critiques Governor Georgia's stance on Palmetto killings and calls for firm action against lynchers.
The article argues Congressmen seek pork from River and Harbor measures to benefit their districts. It notes the River and Harbor Bill passed by the previous Congress allocated about $90,000,000 and other appropriations, with references to the general Civil War era allocations.
Speeches by Mr. Hepburn of Iowa challenge how funds are spent, noting a prior 575000 river improvement appropriation that funded harbor work on eleven towns by reinforcing railway bridge piers. He mocks a 250000 proposal to dig a channel from Galveston to Texas City, suggesting misallocated dollars and predictably hidden benefits in congressional pork.
A collage of editorials and quotes from the Washington Star Citizen Philadelphia Inquirer Maryland Bulletin Boston Journal and Louisville Courier Journal reflects mixed public sentiment on war rations leaders and the Manila campaign. It juxtaposes praise for Admiral Dewey with cautions about civilian morale and leadership.
A merry set of dialogue excerpts parodies politics and court life. A township politician boasts of posterity while a friend questions fate and skill from emperors to pianos. The humor relies on misstatements, typographical errors, and playful wordplay.
The piece criticizes party organs and press independence, noting how major papers east of the Mississippi defend or attack administration actions. It cites editors from Republican papers in Atlantic states and New York Tribune’s sharp stance against party leadership, contrasting with Chicago Times-Herald's cautious independence.
The community expresses gratitude to individuals who gave generously to support the raise. Their contributions are acknowledged as essential to achieving the goal and sustaining local projects.
The audience reads about partridge purchases and stock funds, fox hunting reports, and praise for advertising's effect on business. Farmers warn about horse theft attempts near Frederick, while wheelmen prepare roads for bicycles and anticipate the spring season.
A dated poem debates Fitz Lee as a steadfast veteran facing criticism from Washington. It lauds his duty in Cuba era matters while questioning why political leaders overlook his faithful service amid calls for continued support of Cuba policy.
President and Mrs. Apple hosted the third informal reception for the sophomore class. The event featured a "Picture Party" game identifying portraits of eminent men and women, won by Miss Edith Thomas. Easter Washington trip plans and a forthcoming Franklin and Marshall College concert are announced, with recitals and piano programs noted for the near term.
The Renner and Kemp establishment held a spring opening with palm decor and Frederick Select Orchestra. The ready made suits wraps silks and notions drew attention though weather kept crowds indoors. St Patrick Day event at South Market Street featured addresses recitations and singing by a male quartet and notable contributors.
The market morning shows people shopping despite rain with spring on the horizon. Prices for eggs and fish shift as Easter crops loom with abundant eggs butter poultry fruit and vegetables listed, including prices for shad herring oysters and various meats.
Prudential claims strength with assets near thirty million dollars and a six million dollar surplus. The 1918 figures show assets up five million and surplus up six hundred thousand despite tough conditions. The company brands itself stable yet forward moving, a point of reassurance for policy holders.
Mary B E Oregon s special dispatch notes Manila marches and the battleship Oregon has arrived. The column blends spring tidings from Monocacy valley towns with social doings, market openings, weddings, and local anecdotes amid a wartime backdrop.
A 1898 testimonial cites Enrique Guerra the Mexican consul praising Paine's Celery Compound for restoring strength, sleep, and appetite during spring fatigue. The letter from Kansas City recounts improved vitality and clear blood, urging readers to try the spring medicine endorsed by physicians and families.
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