Value of City Improvements in Frederick Fire Creek Flood
Frederick residents praised the city’s widening of Carroll Creek near Spring as it saved property from destruction during yesterday’s flood. The piece urges continued improvements, including a sewer on West South and South Market, to benefit taxpayers and prevent future distress. It also notes vigilance against grange scammers and promotes town pride amid criticism.
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Frederick
Carrol Creek
City Spring
Noah E. Cramer
Osu E Cramer
H. City
Stader
Walkersvi
Gee Brick Storeane
Mt. Pleasant
Pocce
Walkersville
Isc
Soanstine
Yigsee and Coocoy Property
Csiacne
Opium Use, Coxey's Army, Schools and Patents Across America
A sweeping look at social issues and statistics paints a stark portrait of public health and policy. It notes cholera rumors in European ports, rising opium use in the United States, Coxey's Army at 386 marchers, and a hypothetical loss of earnings if they worked. It reports New York City educates 4,553 teachers across varied subjects to mold youth, a Washington patent count of 28,000 last year, 545,000 patents outstanding, Patent Office receipts of 1.2 million with 150 thousand in expenses, New York leading patent applications, and 600 post offices nationwide with 67,000 unpaid. It also cites the Patent Office profits at 4 million annually.
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Washington
GOO Post
New York City Post
Public Opinion on Generals in Our Learned Exchanges
Hasty excerpts critique General Coxey and General Boren, noting vagaries and alleged law disregard, while Colonel Speed faces scrutiny. The column hints at widespread scandal and repression causing many to adjust budgets for essentials.
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Coxey
Genaoe Ki
Speed
The Rich and The Poor and Other Readings
A local column compiles varied reader notes and poetry from Montgomery and Frederick counties, mentioning Coxey movement commentary, fishing reports, a Harpers Ferry trip, park plans on mountain top, and poems including a piece on women’s power, with multiple contributors such as Geo. Birley Buck Haller and J Allen Grambine.
Maryland National Guard to encamp July 12 to 21 1894
General Orders from the adjutant general outline encampment details for Maryland units. Most regiments will assemble at a to be announced site, wear fatigue uniforms, and bring gear. Brigadier General Stewart Brown to issue preparatory orders. Allegany and Garrett counties units reassigned to First Regiment. Company B of Fleet Regiment disbanded and to be reorganized under Col. Wilmer.
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Hagersteun Company
Frederick
Adjutant General
State of Maryland
Annapolis
Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Monumental City Guards
Alegany County Guards
ITI
Stewart Brown
Henny
Doucias
Adj
Allegany
Garrett Counties
L. A’hson Wilmer
Tha Plata
Charles County
Fleet Regiment
Hagerstown
Wilmer
County Correspondence May News From Avesy District
County notes report Mr James G Cardell improving after illness. Free Methodist prayer meeting led by Rev W Laning continues. Mrs Hinda Fraley and Miss Delia visit Miss Marshall at Washington Grove. Miss Zadie Adamson and sister visit Flint Hill. S P Briggs builds a new house. Local farmers prepare corn fields for the season. Miss Mation Groomes visits Mrs T F Cardell Redland.
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W. Laning
Hinda Fraley
Ailss Delia
Zadie Adamson
Hattie
Flint Hil
S. P. Briggs
Mation Groomes
T. F. Cardell
Redland
Church Association Banquet and Concert Planned
Members and friends of the association plan a church event tomorrow with an eight o clock ceremony and a short program followed by a banquet. Herman C Hikeman of Washington DC will perform as tenor soprano and pianist at the City Opera House on May 24. Funerals for Mire Maresvet Geltner were held at 3 o clock this morning at St Johns Catholic Church with Mass by Father Coleman and interment at St Johns Cemetery. Pallbearers included John Eteenbater J F Eisenbauer Henry Doll S Redock Jacob Hartman G J Beckley A Rice and Son funeral directors.
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Trinity M. E Church
W.H Brown
Unionville
A.M. EB
J. B. Nelson
Mt. Pleasant
Reformed
Methodist
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
All Saints Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingie
Everjastins
Goornod
Osborne Ingre
F.C
Weica
Sesson
Herman C. Hikeman
Wasshington
Dco
S Sre
Sopsrano
Cty Operas House
Mire
Maresvet Geltner
St. John’s Catholic
Eotter Coleman
J. John’s Cemetery
Messra
John Eteenbater
J. F. Eisenbauer
Henry Doll
S. Redock
Jacob Hartman
G. J. Beckley
A. Rice and Son
Snowy Night Echoes and Myersville Guide Tribute
Thirty three years ago last night four inches of snow fell in this vicinity. Editor Mowen of the Myersville Guide rests his ears on the sunny side of newspaper life. He has received a basket filled with delicious apples. The Lord makes all kinds of men but none who would fit a girl's dream.
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Mowen
Myersville Guide
Worth and Value From Everyday Work and Ideas
A miscellany contrasts work and value showing merchants turning two cents into a dollar, a writer earning millions from words, and a mechanic transforming small sums into valuable items. It notes labor, editing, fashion, and currency as social concepts, citing notable figures like Vanderbilt and Tennyson to illustrate perceived value.
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Vanderbilt
United States
Tennyson
The Right Kind of Citizen
An essay arguing that cities grow by the citizens who invest locally and support public services. The right citizen funds schools, libraries, streets, and lighting, while a lack of civic ambition yields stagnation. It emphasizes home enterprises, public improvements, and prudent taxation for growth.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Personal notices and visits from Winchester social scene
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Winchester and nearby towns. Entries mention Miss Minnie Baker guesting with Mrs Sophie Schley, architect N Haller in town for home projects, Mr Byrd Hichelberger from Baltimore, Captain J S B Hartcock visiting, and Gertrude Ray McAlister returning home. Also notes marriages Samuel Calvin Trout and Laura R Blehl, plus local promotions for Hood's Sarsaparilla Rambler Bicycles and News Office offerings.
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Winchester
Sophie Schley
East
Patrick Street
N. Haller
Washington
South Park Wilis Company
Byrd Hichelberger
Baltimore
J. S. B Hartcock
Aliss Gertrude Ray McAlister
Clinton E Main, Ph. G
Olle Pearre
Woodsboro
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