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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1892
Page
3
The page lists a weather forecast for Maryland with cloudiness and possible snow or rain, noting a warmer trend, signed by Mark W. Harrington, Chief of the Weather Bureau in Washington DC. It also shows scattered items like help wanted notices and miscellaneous ads such as boarders and notices.
The Independent Fire Company plans a meeting this evening at 3 o clock to take action on railroad rates to Westminster on Easter Monday. The item notes other local notes including a fishing trip departure for Mesara PL Renner William Hirely and Robert Harley and a horse injuring Peter Williams in Westminster with a non aggressive horse pulling a painful wound.
The Colored Contention reports the Maryland State Convention of Colored Men creating the Maryland State Industrial Alliance to meet semi annually. Its object is to unite Maryland’s colored people for concerted industrial action and welfare reforms. Caleb KE Schols named one permanent committee on education. Funeral details note Nettle Ratelle, daughter of G. H. and Nettle Willard, with services in Frederick.
In a sermon style exploration, the speaker likens Amos to a rustic prophet who read divine order in the Pleiades and Orion, arguing that God governs seven stars and the heavens with unchanging law. He contrasts two kinds of sermons, one gentle and the other fiery, urging faith in the God of light and maritime order while reflecting on stars as signs and comfort during life’s trials.
The New York Sun published an interview yesterday with Henetor Gneman de George Alfred Townsend. The senior Maryland senator reviews his political career and shares opinions on party factions and rivals. He describes early life and aims, noting a plan to join the Fremont expedition but being dissuaded by his father and Stephen A. Douglas.
In a habeas corpus filing, A. Memon, court Ren. attorney for C. Fr. James, faces alleged embezzlement charges. Hearings were delayed due to the absence of key Freer County witness Mr Hearbaugh, with proceedings postponed at Pine Aerlonk amid logistical issues.
Reports from the state note a naval court martial convicting John Dillon, a marine stationed at the Naval Academy, of desertion. The day’s items also mention the Sunday School retreat adjournment, churchbuilding plans, and local civic notes across Cumberland and Westminster with several retirements, land deals, and political campaigns shaping community life.
Readable ad copy promises pretty window coverings from Mulliniz and Kemp. Highlights linen and Holland curtains in various descriptions with lace drapery options. Special sizes available to order at short notice, with emphasis on affordable prices.
Montaumery County News reports Alexander Gor nan of Washington DC holds property in Steelville with Lamar and Charles W. Prettyman named avariees. Primary elections set for Saturday April 7 to select delegates to a county convention at Rockville, with a banquet and reception afterward attended by local residents and guests.
The social page notes a Thursday informal sitar event at 710 Bark Avenue in Triltlmore hosted by Dr. Creasheinz of Switzerland, with attendees including Aliay BL Sino Hone Dory. It also covers Lillian Walsh and Abe Robert Gordon Gambrill’s March 4 nuptials at Trinity MLE Church, along with Frederick Cards for a March 22 at-home in Baltimore and a notice of a naval event. The Western Association season allocations for teams are listed with transfers and practice reports, including Toledoes and Ashland clubs, and a junior class oratorical contest at Pennaylventa College featuring Marion Kilne. A fox killed by a dog near Douh as well as a mining-related incident in Fairchance, with a 16-year-old killed by a mule, are briefly reported.
A garbled ad lists varied carpet and rug patterns including vatwets and musquettes with body, hair, and jute weaves. It promotes Wilbur Plld at Law Fmechoices and mentions new fashion styles, sample works, and a range of floor coverings. It also references local residents and a social note about several individuals in West Fifth Street and nearby areas.
The Sons of Veterans coordinate billeting in Baltimore for a June encampment of the Honv of Veterans. Lieutenant Ener Kan leads Ellsworth Moat and a large delegation from Knauf relatives, with Mr Kinawtsa and Mr Charles B H Knauf connected figures. Local residents participate in arranging lodging and guest accommodations.
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