The Daily News Adopts Traditional Frederick Publication Model
The Daily News announces its structure and pricing with carrier delivery in Frederick. It lists officers including President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Manager. Subscriptions in the United States are 25 cents per month and 2 dollars for four months, with annual payment advantages. The Weekly News is priced at 1.03 dollars per year, with advance payment incentives. The News office is connected to the local phone exchange and accepts correspondence from all parts of the south.
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Pennsylvania Roads and Philippine Pay Cuts Highlight 1893 Summary
The piece notes Secretary Taft's travels to Pennsylvania to quell complaints while seeking rest. It discusses a possible Kelgrou candidacy for New York governor, and the Philippine Assembly proposing pay cuts and abolition of useless offices. Maryland road plans total 35 million, with Crosby urging a state funded main artery system and local maintenance for minor roads.
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Kelgrou
New York
Cortelyou
Maryland
Marsland
W. W. Crosby
State Highway Commission
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Maryland Leaders Debate Primaries and Reform
Maryland eyes reform and election changes as reports hint at primary law tactics. Discussions mention Roosevelt reception and Senate dynamics in Annapolis with emphasis on party power and governance.
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Maryland
Willian
Prakney
Isider
Rayner
Senate
Tae
Gomnnniee
Minutiae of Merriness and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of clipped humor and quotes from various papers includes jests about street fashion, a photographer’s teeth complaint, a suitor’s claim of courting an heiress with verse, and a stenographer’s remark on a speech. It also notes readers debating Henry James’s prose with Senators and journalists.
Press Editorial Fragments Outline National Agitation
A chaotic collage of headlines and quotes from various papers highlights political turmoil and media influence. The mix references inflation fears, a Monroe Doctrine critique, and the role of publicity campaigns in shaping public opinion.
When You Are Old The Muse Poem Fragment
Fragmentary poem about aging and memory contrasts with imagined visions of love and mortality. The speaker notes a dreamlike slope and ghostly eyes as time passes, and hints at devotion enduring beyond life through a divine love. A line attributes the thought to a newspaper display, suggesting a print context.
Literary Sucrets and Belles Lettres Meet Deliberations
The Clover Club at North Malltey held a meeting led by president John J. Snyder with readers and debates on topics such as Indians and Without Lincoln. Judges upheld the negative on currency debate. members participated, critic reports given, and the group adjourned to March 5. The Belles Lettres Literary Society met on Noget Street with minutes read, debates opened, and a vote favoring the negative on the same topic. The Juvenile Adusl Talking Pictures section lists upcoming dates and activities.
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R. Simmons
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Lincoln
Ernest Kenner
Emory Dansberger
de Walls
Marshall
Cl Mulligan
G. Sick
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J. R. Rhoads
Wosiin
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Simmons
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Justus Atkinson
H. Seerer
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Telles Lettres
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Noget Street
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Orde
Sechelt
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Moving Pictures and Local Contest Winners Highlighted
The notice mentions cinema showings and a forthcoming contest with prizes for top performers. It notes a partnership with Moo and Rhyssa and references several other favorites in the lineup. Readers are invited to attend and participate for a chance at awards.
Frosty market notes and price list from the morning market
Market gossip records a frosty morning with steady supply and stable baskets. Eggs hold at 13 cents a dozen and butter falls to 25 cents per pound, with a broad price list for fruit, vegetables, and meats reflecting local scarcity and cautious demand.
Cayhe: paca eerie at mer aie street
Fragmentary note reports a paca eerie event at a mer aie street with mentions of Mats under City Hospital. Details are unclear but place names and institutions suggest a local incident or report.
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Paca
Mer Aie Street
City Hospital
Coy
April Iris and May Hints in Town Life Page
A breezy column notes April fading into May with weather swapping sun and showers. It highlights street events, sales at the City Hotel, club meetings in Baltimore and New Market, strawberry festivals, commencements, and local building projects while hinting at summer leisure and a lake project along the railroad.
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Braddock Heights
Thurmont
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
New Market
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Woodsboro
Choral Society
Frederick County National Bank Advertisement Invite
An old Frederick County National Bank notice invites local residents to open accounts at any time. It emphasizes convenience and safe conservatism, stating deposits reflect the bank’s character and promising facilities for patrons. The ad notes capital of 150000 dollars.
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Fire Insurance Company
Frederick County
Central National Bank
Frederick
Capital
Open Minded and Narrow Escapes in City Notices
Local clippings blend quirky banter and a grim accident. A man on West Patrick Street burned his hand while lighting a coal fire after pouring oil, leaving a painful injury described in terse report. The era’s street chatter hints at legal pride and art storytelling mischief through brief anecdotes.
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Charles Devilbiss
West Patrick Street
Far mers' & Mechanics' National Bank Promotes Customer Help
The bank emphasizes answering customer questions with knowledgeable staff. It highlights access to top financial publications The Wall Street Journal and The Commercial and Financial Chronicle and pledges courteous service and public-oriented care.
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Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Wall Street Journal
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