11 May 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1895
Page
1
The letter argues against backtracking on street improvements and fire alarm spending, urging consistency in a town that laments debt yet accepts wartime costs. It defends Aldermen and criticizes hostile rhetoric about Frederick's indebtedness while urging pride and restraint.
The Saturday News champions progress and enterprise as keys to growth. It touts its large circulation outside Baltimore, local tax contributions, and broad reach across states. The issue features news, world reports, poems, sketches, and popular columnists, urging readers to follow The News to avoid stagnation.
The fragment mentions the King of Siam and his sister, a large sum of money, the Queen of Belgium with about 100 thoroughbred horses at Lacken, and half as many in Brussels. Representative Hitt has shown slight improvement after a dangerous illness in Washington. Vaszary, the Primate of Hungary, is described as a Benedictine monk with simple tastes before his office.
In Ashbery neighborhood seven babies were born in a single day as part of recent population notes. The Crisford Time column reports on local births and demography trends, noting a surge in newborns in the area and reflecting on community growth.
A childhood memory unfolds with a dying mother and a paper tulip on eight walls. The speaker recalls a boon that ownership defied, yet holds the beloved mother and home as dearer still.
Hamilton Oldfeld of Ellicots City ships lumber to Germany. W. 2. Robinson reappointed clerk to Howard County Commissioners. Many seek summer lodging at Blue Ridge resort. Hogs of Irwin Hidzely in Howard County show rabies and are killed. Washington County School Board appoints trustees for district schools. Northern Convocation of the Diocese of Batton to meet at Chester Town midweek. Norfolk and Western Railroad plans rebuilding the dam near Futomaco town. Mayor Keely of Hagerstown vetoes an ordinance granting Philadelphia syndicate poles and wires for PoMes river electricity and transport. A modified ordinance passes.
On Monday two committees petitioned Frederick County Commissioners for a new school house to serve the North Market Street and High School buildings now in Koontz Hall. School trustees and local officials urged the need for proper seating and facilities, with a second inquiry set for Wednesday to determine needs for male schools in the city.
Abe Sick. Miss Minnie Mackiey of Thurmont has suffered severe catarrh of the stomach for six weeks. Mr John A. Thomas of East Fifth is afflicted with catarrh in his hand.
Annie Hawkins a colored inmate was committed to the House of Correction yesterday by Police Justice Eckstein and moved to the institution this morning by Conatbie Dertzbaugh. President MacGill summoned a United Fire Company meeting for Monday at 8 pm to discuss adopting a fire alarm system for Frederick.
An advocacy piece extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for nervous exhaustion indigestion and related ailments. It claims the tonic nourishes nerves and blood, improves sleep and digestion, and supports recovery from rheumatism neuralgia and heart liver and kidney issues through systemic nourishment. It quotes testimonials from Mrs Kate Manuel of Minneapolis and a son who allegedly benefited after multiple bottles.
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