26 Mar 1886
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1886
Page
1
A lively sketch of Lenten fashion counsels and social fads, noting spring fabrics and austere church observances, then a wry tale of a Calico gown concealing a fortune, and finally a roundup of fashion tips, civic notices, and brief news briefs from Tak News.
March letters report Ida Wachter rapidly recovering from a severe illness. Willem Sualey is dangerously ill with bladder inflammation. Elias Nuez has lost over one hundred stands of bees to freezing. Martha Zedrects died yesterday of consumption. Philip Shankle operates a new grist mill in full, flourishing use. An ad touts St Jacob’s Oil and Hood’s Sarsaparilla with pricing and promises.
Weather prospects favor a warm day with possible rain, while dispatches hint at political returns for Conkling. Manning's illness progresses on a improving course. A Rockville elopement ends in Guilford Station pursuit by relatives. Alderman Jaehne’s set date looms with Waite as prosecution witness. Rewards offered for a Houston mayor assassin. Owens the comedian recovers enough to travel. Cleveland hosts a congressional dinner with many officials present. Pasteur’s Russian patients show more hydrophobia cases. An Irish man released after frightening the Queen. Gladstone ill, confined at home. World’s Exposition committee trains advance. Wilmington morocco workers resume after arbitration. Longfellow biography discussed in London. Pierpoint widow Julia A. dies at 58 in Va. Marmaduke orders militia ready in Missouri. Rockville elopement not captured. Countess de Chambord dies in Paris. A Maryland circuit court verdict on a challenging assault case. Maryland legislature repeals train-stoppage rule near Havre de Grace.
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