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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1894
Page
2
The Frederick call for public action urges forming an association to oversee the 1895 sesqui centennial celebrations. Citing the 1876 model, leaders seek eager participation, committees, and urgent organization to ensure long range planning and a successful commemoration. The note mentions Wes Senator Gorman and the Baltimore Sun’s editorials on modern civic projects.
Proprietor of seashore resorts seeks a brisk opening as strawberries promise abundant harvests after a damaging storm. Farmers speak of rainfall relief while racing horses fetch high prices due to supply waiting on demand. Critics dismiss schemes promising seven years of seven thousand dollars after paying eight hundred, noting such plans never materialize and attract many hopeful victims.
An article notes changes in Maryland public schools allowing only teachers over eighteen summers, citing the Harford Democrat and an alleged New York World letter to Senator Gorman. It critiques Franklin Pierce’s claim that Gorman views Senate affairs with alarm and laments Democratic internal struggles.
A critical analysis argues Senator Gorman used a patient strategy to steer Congress toward protectionist aims. It labels the 400 amendments as opportunistic, designed to McKinleyize the bill, align Democrats with costly protection, and discredit tariff reform while serving private interests over public welfare.
A compilation of letters and quotes from residents and reporters. Individuals discuss water issues along Carroll Creek, bicycle health benefits, local animal sightings, weather superstitions, and community concerns near Frederick and Monocacy areas.
A jangling miscellany mixes names and satire about political figures and theatre. The piece lampoons modern entertainment shifting from traditional stage to new forms, referencing parodies, musical farces, and the era’s cultural changes with pointed wit.
The Sona of the American Revolution schedules a May 26 gathering at the Hotel Northampton Baltimore to honor Maryland’s role at the 1776 Long Island fight. Thomas G Hayes to address "The Maryland Four Hundred at Long Island" as members recall the brave 400 under Major Gist, the bayonet charges against Cornwallis, and the escape of some companies amid heavy losses.
Collector Shaw directs Deputy Surveyor Washington Bowie to act as surveyor until a successor to the late Charles Ridgely Goodwin is appointed. Rumors favor Col. Buchanan Schley, with backing from business leaders, while Col. Edward Lloyd and State Senator E Stanley Toadvin are also mentioned as candidates.
Nellie Wilson Shit-Cug soprano and Mr. Herndon Morsell tenor headline the Rakemann Concert Company at the Opera House tomorrow night. Mrs. Rakemann vows every performer as a true artist and a solo violinist joins the bill. Demand for choice seats runs high as music lovers are urged to attend.
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