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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1897
Page
2
The Daily News and The Weekly News discuss Maryland election tension with calls for manhood and honest ballots. They warn against bribery and emphasize equal treatment, urging voters to uphold integrity and reject corrupt practices in the upcoming polls.
An era of public interest rises amid claims of honesty and reform. The piece notes current opinions on political integrity, opposition to corruption, and hopes for manhood and party spirit prevailing in Maryland elections. It surveys a collage of quotations on topics from international congresses to social reforms.
Notes from Frederick County reveal heated talk on election law changes and a call to duty as poems and letters urge unity, patriotism, and turnout. Columns praise press neutrality while urging Democrats to vote straight. readers reminisce on election day shifts and civic responsibility in the era.
The poem speaks of a journey to the Merelfai Town and the City of Sleep, with imagery of police, dawn, and gates closing. A speaker laments prohibition and seeks entry, returning from a vigil at Policeman Day and a night of wandering. The narrator pleads for open doors as winter wind lingers and a husband midwifes patients remains locked in.
On Halloween Saturday night Frederick marked the festival with bell like noises from pott pists and crowds roaming Market Street. Youths tossed corn at friends and hidden kernels into clothing, causing minor property marks as they scattered kernels and sweets before twelve.
Sage the Bulletin notes Miss GE Buler of Wasbington DC visiting Miia Baugher last week. The Maryland school community reports on pupils at the county fair with games and rides, a U S cavalry display, and visiting alumni. The MD S S held a second debate on whether men work harder than women, affirming the proposition. several pupils read stories and Minnie Enguish visited. Principal Ely announces the marriage of Bir. Robert E Underwood and Berda Kreisel in Germantown Philadelphia.
Baliowe en celebrated in fine style by a phantom party in the College Hall. A ghostly procession moved through corridors to the Hall with lanterns and a skeleton prop. Girls carried tin horns, danced, fortunes were told, and refreshments followed in the sventog as the crowd dispersed after a delightful evening.
Reports cover October exports from Celmere totaling 6555 dollars. Hagerstown hosts organ of the Western Maryland Horticulturists Association. Obituaries note a Cumberland retiree died at age 73 and a Bellevue asylum resident fatally burned. A Severn River bridge accident disrupts boat traffic near Annspoi's. Baptist ministers shift as Rev W S Cole takes a Charlestown church post. A ladder fall at Edison Electric Light Works claims Thomas Cavansigh at Pratt and Pennatreete. The Myrtle Wielsmen of Baltimore reports a century of mortality and survivorship. Two Cooke brothers reuniting in LaPlata after 51 years. Court action to wind up Schoolfield Polk & Co. a basket maker. A boy, Moses Wiesenfeld, 12, killed by a skylight fall in Baltimore. Treasury officials attend a Baltimore bank clerks reception at Mt. Washington. Oscar Brown found dead near Landsdowne. police seek two suspects.
Miss Saille B Poole daughter of Mr and Mrs Christopher Mi Sbuebege of Bhiloh Maryland married October 21 to Mr James Poole formerly of this county. Rev C M Eyeter officiated at the bride's home. Bridesmaid Miss Lillian G Ruby groomsman Mr Charles Reed. Other notices: Edward O Harrison wed Adine H Fry October 21 south of Lovettsville Virginia and Dasii C Kine wed Elis Abb October 30 both in Lutheran parsonage Frederick County.
The Misses Maulsby will hold their bicycle tea Thursday instead of Saturday evening. The note promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for health, claiming it keeps blood pure, nerves strong, and appetite good.
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