Warxix News Briefs and Civil War Echoes
A scattered set of items includes a call for subscriptions for a periodical, notes on Moon phases, and a lengthy editorial discussion on colonial policy and the War of the Rebellion. It highlights a proposal for a National Monument to common soldiers and reflects on figures like Weyler and Wellington in distant conflicts.
Plan for a Civil War Monument in Fairmount Park
The text outlines a proposed statue and monument honoring soldiers from infantry to engineers, signaling a coordinated memorial with tablets bearing battles and relics. It compares the planned design to the Washington Monument in Fairmount Park and urges public support to honor the common soldier with a national tribute.
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Washington Monument
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Independent Journal On Liberty And World Affairs
The independent journal lauds press freedom and notes the gold reserve shrinking at the Mattonat Treasury as a sign of times. It asserts Americans reject medieval tyranny in the West Indies and praises Cuba's rising optimism. It also defends civil service law as solid and criticizes talk of abolition as bluster.
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Mattonat
West Indies
Greece
Cuba
Public Opinion on Maryland Statues Honors
The Baltimore News argues the state can honor only two Marylanders with statue classics. While choosing the two most worthy is difficult, the discussion helps the people of this generation recognize their glorious heritage in the eyes of great past figures.
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Frederick
Baltimore News
BN. R&d
Martz
South Market St
Night Piece to Julia With Glow Worm Eyes
Fragmentary verse about eyes like glow worms and will o the wisp aiding Julia on her way through a dark path. Elves with bright eyes are invoked to guard and not frighten her as she travels onward.
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Julia
Joint Birthday Celebration for Miss Mary Little and Sister
Quiet Saturday gathering on South Market Street marked a joint birthday for Mary Little and Mrs C Miller. Friends toured the lawn and shared refreshments, returning to present gifts and wish many happy returns.
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Mary Little
Mes. C. Miller
South Market Street
Community notes for athletic events and concerts in the city
Y H 6 A Baseball added to the list of sports at the grounds. A large crowd enjoyed a game yesterday and will play again tonight. The religious committee met and organized for the year's work. Reception committee to meet at tonight's eight o clock. Report of the 25th Annual Inter State Convention published by the State Committee. Local association received copies and shows interest in next week's strawberry fete. City Opera House Orchestra first grand concert led by John W Neipold on Tuesday May 25. Describes Descriptive music, overtures, solos with admission 30 25 and 15 cents. Property deeds listed for several Frederick County parcels with varying sums. Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsement.
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City Opera House
John W. Neipold
Opera House
Opera Huge
James H. Gambrill
Court House
Frederick City
Frederck County
Maryland
Crbace
Frederick County
Bergland
Edgewood
James Brambrill
James H. Gembrill
Calvin Page
Bern
Frederick
Frederick &Washington
Baltimore
Washington
Macston
Minocacy River
Battle of the Mopocacy
Frederick Valley
Frederick News Notes and Local Promises
A batch of Frederick area items notes wheat prospects, ash harvests, and land values with farmers reporting a strong early yield. Local merchants recall busy days and a ten dollar fifty cent per acre farm sale near Jefferson. Public works discuss a new bridge across the Monocacy and rail or stage travel plans. The Renard Company draws praise for Ingomar and a May 25 concert by the Opera House Orchestra is planned for Frederick patrons.
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Frederick
Jefferson District
Jefferson
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David C. Winebrewer
F. Marion Fauble
Joseph W. Gaver
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Frank C. Norwood
Noah &. Cramer
Samuel C. Wilson
John E Snyder
John J. Smith
Isaiah T. Smith
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William H. Nicademoug
Mary ¥. Nathagle
Calvin C. Immerman
Armista M. Dagenhart
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Sand Court
Charles W. Ross
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Richard P. Hoss
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Douglas H. Hargett
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Charles C. Waters
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Johnsville
Noah Eb, Cramer
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Maylodin
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Brussels
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D. W. Kranffer
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J. A Tyson
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Geore W. Delaplaine
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Wm. M. Molex
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Mar Sdeodistewat
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Henry Blig
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Steam Briskaris
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Georgetown Turnpike
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Market Lee
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Smaylidawiy
William Korederick
Marisodim BS
Brederick Street
Balttecore
Maryiay
Besant & Knutt
Oliv&s
Besant & Znvutit
N. Market
Landis’ Jewelry
B. Ebert & Sons
Frederick, MD
Piiastays
Piilaberg
Bappington
Charles BE. Mealey
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K H.mealey
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