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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1894
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Lillian Russell marriages and prominent men, with single mentions of Frederick born and Captain Mahan. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
The fragment describes sluggish industrial activity contrasted with lively politics and growing baseball interest three and a half weeks into the 1894 season. It mentions rising attendance, banking activity near the Wonocacy, and a parade of troops marching on Washington. It notes Corey leaving Washington and lists various armies moving toward the capital, facing local opposition and provisions levies.
A brief note discusses Public Opinion on vaccination and dances. It mentions remarks about restricting gatherings after vaccination and questions about future dances and costs tied to attendance.
Local pages quote citizen letters and short items on civic life. Firemen face fines for racing back to stations and urged to follow the law. Community voices praise building in Frederick while Middletown Valley eyes electric road prospects. poems and notes from readers accompany the public notices.
Memorial services honored Henry E. B. Wootten in Blitcoté City. Rev. Harvey W. Ewing to lead Woodlawn Camp at Cecil County this summer and Rev. George E. Coulson installed as pastor at Perryville Presbyterian Church. County bridges to be rebuilt after recent floods. Navy veteran station agent Benjamin Wells' funeral held. Lawrason Higgs heirs purchase Adam R. McGraw property in Coch County for 10000. Y L C A building in Cumberland dedicated by John L. Feldlay. Federalsburg hosts Dover District Preachers Association. Miners return to Consolidated mines. Cumberland expects short strike. Southern Sunday School Association session at Snow Hill. William Sindsl injured at Middle River bridge. Coxey’s Army provisions reach Washington. Coxey expected for Congress. William Jackson, colored, hanged for murder. Edward Lester sentenced to 18 years. Queen Annes County mass meeting backs Chesapeake and Delaware Ship Canal. delegates to Baltimore June 23.
A detailed account of Dace by ames Diex Rider, a Woodsboro pharmacist, describing a 897.12 mile bicycle journey with numerous city stops and a 2 hour 20 minute break, plus obituaries and local events. Benjamin E. P. Crampton’s death is noted with court respect. The city’s Canning Concert draws record seats, and local baseball results and pew purchases are reported along with farm rye stalks.
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