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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1893
Page
2
The Tex Satepar News announces an enlarged Saturday edition to eight pages featuring miscellaneous reading and fewer stolen stories. It urges households to read every line, praising Sunday papers yet promising a richer week ahead for merchants through more announcements.
The piece discusses polling booths in the election context and notes a notable casualty in the Brazilian war tied to an American admiral. It cites Populists aiming to sweep the country in 1895 and mentions Italians attending cities while criticizing excessive talk. The German Emperor introduces a new court dance as idle leadership fills time when a band is absent.
A vivid, somewhat fragmented meditation describes a deep blue daytime sky shifting to turquoise near the horizon, with greenish tones on windy days. Distant hills and roofs provide sharp, slaty silhouettes against the expansive blue, capturing the season’s mood and light.
A Philadelphia press editorial harshly criticizes Chicago's political culture, blaming Carter Harrison's permissive rule and Governor Altgeld's pardons for fostering lawlessness. It argues the mayor's death reflects the dangers of tolerating riotous elements and warns that permissiveness breeds violent outcomes.
A jumble of quotes and anecdotes from local figures and newspapers appears. Ed Gilinger reflects on time and money while Carter Harrison headlines a World’s Fair talk, with later mention of a death. Other snippets cover talent, famine reports, political predictions, and a winter snowfall memory from Frederick County.
A lyrical reflection portrays a daughter approaching adulthood, echoing joy and sorrow as she reads the future’s distant horizon. The speaker, addressed as mother, speaks of leaving childhood behind to sail toward a promised mission under a sovereign call.
Baltimore port statistics for October show exports valued at 5,522,017 dollars including 3,304,990 gallons of liquids, 31,601 bales cotton, 60,000 staves, and 2,470,000 feet timber, with imports totaling 213,231 dollars in custom receipts and significant shipments of ore, sugar, cocoanuts, cement, tin plates, and bananas. The article notes 49 foreign arrivals, 39 steamers and 10 sailing vessels, plus 41 steamers and 7 sail vessels clearing.
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