26 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
1
The Maryland Legislature nears adjournment amid criticism over focus on offices rather than lawmaking. A reassessment bill passes its final stages, deemed the best possible under the circumstances. Debate notes party pledges and historic one party out of power context shaping the session's record and outcomes.
A collection of local and general remarks discusses the Salvation Booth family and territorials, noting McKinley’s boom in New York andDelegate Banksrd. It claims Mills holds patriotism but is ahead of public sentiment, while Greece hosts the Olympic preliminaries drawing about 40,000 spectators.
Excerpts discuss Quaker scripture, Posedelphis C21 reference, and debates on the Mabdites. The notes imply a satirical or rhetorical treatment of religious dissent and public discourse with scattered commentary on community responses and decorum. The piece reads as a fragment from a 19th century column.
A jumble of notes from Baltimore, Chicago, and Washington cites campaign gear, a disappearing mechanism, political spending limits, and a Chinese spring procession. It reads like a collage of 19th century clippings with references to figures, legislation, and ceremonial rites.
Expressions of local residents cover baseball uniforms progress, a push for a League of American Wheelmen week, poetry on spring rain, Easter dance invitations, praise for city governance, Pawnee Bill dog transport, and seasonal road conditions. Names include Wm. 8. Bennett, Hon. M. J. Grove, Seastor Newman, Lowndes, Dr. Sybork, OPRIBG Batt, Wes, Semuel Tit low, and H Qalan. The piece blends civic chatter, social events, poetry, and local errands.
Fragmentary text presents a lyric lament addressing Kathleen Mavourneen. Phrases invoke parting, tears, and nostalgia with scattered lines about a lark, sky, and farewell. The garbled OCR yields intermittent names and phrases without clear reporting.
The founder and president of the First National Bank of Frederick died suddenly at his Catoctin furnace home. A morning service was held at the house, followed by a 1 pm service at the Frederick M E Church. Notables from Frederick Carroll and Baltimore attended. Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery with arrangements by F Schroader.
Miss Bert Sipe of Hummelstown pa a former Woman s College student has stayed a week in Frederick. Mrs Thomas Massey of Philadelphia visits her sister Mrs Arthur Lee Bosley East Patrick street. Miss Sophis Nichels near Licksville arrives in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Brightbill and Mr Reno 8 Herp came from Annville pa. Miss Lena Kohlenburg of Adamstown was in Frederick yesterday. General and Mrs Edgar Allen of Richmond va wish their daughter Mrs Bernard Grove at the Carlin House. The Hon M J Grove of Lime Kilns has recovered from illness Annie A Hargett is with violist in Davenport Iowa. Mr John T F Best of near Frederick is ill. Mr Harry Berlof is recovering from a band injury at Marken & Bielfeld. Property transactions include O Emory Stgefoose and wife to Edward Sheridan in Brunswick for 250, Amanda E Mae and A Z Kefauvery to Lloyd Kepler for 15 000, Reuben Kephart and wife to Lawson L Smith for 900. Gustav Hausman suit by W Starr Gep hart in Baltimore City Court vs Baltimore and Fredericktown Turnpike Co for 5 000 over a hole near Stafford street.
Local promoters, led by Wa. L. Gilbert, a former saloon keeper turned by Rev. A. H. Zimmerman, plan a women led orchestra using standard mass orchestra instrumentation. The group gains notice as a cultural addition, with Gilbert also linked to directing plans for an Industrial Home for Boys in Hagerstown.
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