27 May 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1895
Page
1
Memorial Day plans surge in Frederick with unusually impressive observances as residents seek to honor the day. The Rev Dr G C H Hasskarl, pastor of St James Evangelical Lutheran Church, resigns after years of energetic church building and urging unity for a second Lutheran congregation.
Fragmented report covers Sunday concerts in London, praises for a top Estp performer, and scattered remarks about historical art objects and a rumored political change. Includes incomplete mentions of individuals, prices, and a past valued item, with uncertain connections and dates.
Public comment feature presents Timely Excerpts from Car Learned Exchanges. A soul in plea weighs whether the Giants should practice or play Sunday. The piece questions league norms and public sentiment about scheduling and team priorities.
A collage of quips and quotes from the Washington Bear and other papers lampoons prompts and misfires on advertising temperance and monetary debates. It references a Boston lawyer Henry W Paine and mocks the idea of free silver with satirical lines about bimetallic schemes.
Letters recount a once thriving woolen mill near Lewietons in this county. The mill produced yarn and woolen goods of solid quality, but operations ceased and the property sold cheap. Citizens Chas. FE. Blealey and Chas. B. Tyson attest to the mill’s decline and memory of garments woven there.
A damaged OCR poem fragment vivid with garret imagery and vintage items. It conjures a bustling attic world of hats coats paintings and curiosities, all described with period voice and sensory detail, hinting at memories of a bygone shop or collection. The piece ends with nostalgic longing for the past.
A freshwater striped bass weighing 26 pounds was caught in the Hudson near Peekskill on May 20 and weighed at New York dealers. The fish, once thought a sea bass, was photographed and measured, becoming the heaviest striped bass seen in the New York market. The report also notes a local civic program featuring speakers and musical acts at the City Opera House May 30.
Obituary notices for Elizabeth Waltz of Walkersville and Ellis Diller of Mt. Pleasant district. Decoration Day poetry by Geo C Rhoderick Jr at Antietam National Cemetery. Foraker to speak unavailable. Advertised letters at Frederick City post office. Real estate transfers and deeds. Illness of Mrs. Philip Matthias at Evangelical Lutheran Church. Wills and probate actions for Benjamin Smith and John Stottlemyer estates. Marriage licenses of Sheridan Fogie with M Smith and Charles Plush with Addie Ramsburg. Health ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for digestion and nerves.
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