The Daily News 1888 promotions and topics discussed
The issue outlines subscription rates for The Daily News and The Weekly News, with notices on delivery, prices, and club discounts. It notes the newspaper office connected with the telegraph, and mentions national topics like the upcoming Congressional election, local society meetings, hospital and charity events, a flower show, a Masonic bazaar, and a National Thanksgiving focus with reference to the Philippines. The piece cites Baltimore News and New York Herald as sources.
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Allegany
Washington
Frederick City
Fragmented Classic Quotables From Newspapers
A sampler of humorous and clipped quotes from various papers. The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Chicago Tribune, Syracuse Herald, Detroit Free Press offer wry lines about church law, soldiers, manners, golf, and disarmament with light irony and distant nostalgia.
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Episcopal Church
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
United States
Europe
Caar
Clanders
Gummoy
Spain
Detroit Free Press
Contemporary Comment Cited From Multiple Papers
A collection of satirical lines from Philadelphia Times Philadelphia Ledger Chicago News and other papers remark on politics race and foreign policy. Notes include a blind man nominated for Congress in Texas a jab at veterans in the vignettes and a Cincinnati manager planning to take a ball team to Cuba amid controversial expansion debates.
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Congress
Texas
Philadelphia Ledger
Cuba
Cincinnati
Thanksgiving Proclamation Delay Noted In Philadelphia
A composite of editorials reflects on President McKinley delaying Thanksgiving proclamation until after the Philadelphia peace jubilee. It cites diverse opinions from Chicago and New York papers, urging prudent administration and American resolve. The item notes sanitary concerns for immigrants and calls Honolulu potentially healthful for American colonists.
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Chicago
McKinley
Philadelphia
Agnolule
The
New York Tribune
Honolulu
Local Laconics and Community Notes From Frederick County
Opening day sport weather and trespass warnings mingle with letters from readers praising home soil and Admiral Winfield Scott Schier. Skating ring prep for a flower show, church festival decorations, crowd-pleasing plans for streets salt curbs, and talk of an electric road fueling Miersville’s boom with banks and an opera house in Frederick County.
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Theodore Buesing
Yas House Road
Tur News
Cuba
Marland
Ounce
Admiral Winfield Scott Schier
Calvin Staley
Germantown
Ohio
Miers- Ville
Frederick County
Myersville
Autumn Imagery and Foreboding in Harper s Bazaar
The excerpt paints a vivid autumn scene with ripening fruits, scarlet leaves, and a dreamlike mood. A dramatic exchange hints at romance and impending tragedy, contrasting bright nature imagery with a chilling undercurrent. The piece blends lyrical prose and atmospheric reflection in a 19th–century style.
Marriages across towns in Maryland hurt by typhoid fever
A string of wedding notices from Poolesville to Cumberland details Elizabeth Young and John Sellman marrying at Poolesville Presbyterian Church, with Stonestreat and Webbs as ushers and Dr Gardener as best man. Rebecca Owings weds William Dorney at St Peter's, Eli igaberty, with Rev. Painter and Rev. Poole officiating. Virginia Middlekanff weds Dr J Prather Perry in Hagerstown. Anna Kerim Millholland weds Vin Lear Perry Shriver in Cumberland. A wedding for Hadh Defora and Col Sherlock Swann is postponed due to typhoid. George Bartgis wed Agnes Wagoner at the Reformed parsonage in 1808.
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Sullman
Sorsey—Owings
Rebecca Dorsey Owings
John H. Owings
Award County Court
Wmn
Rinaldo Dorncy
Joshua W. Dorsey
Ellicott City
St. Peter's Church
Eliigaberty
Willian Painter
Christ Church
Howard County
R Andrews Poole
St. Peter’s
Perry
Middlerault
Virginia Middlekanff
Mary B. Middlekanf
Hagerstown
J. Prath
Col. Swann
Hartgis—Wagoner
Reformed Parsonage
Eschbach
George Bartgis
Bedford County
Agnes Wagoner
Frederick County
Death notices and health ads from a Maryland Vermont scene
Obituary notices for Mrs. Hancock and for William F. Thomas, with details of their deaths, funerals, and locales in Maryland and Vermont. The page also includes wartime anecdotes, patent medicine endorsements for stomach, kidney, and bladder ailments, and advertisements for Chamberlin's cordial and Victor Infants Relief claiming relief for mothers and children.
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Seannock
Hancock
Masa
Frances E. Hancock
Maryland
Vermont
Hane
County Towns News Reports Weather and Local Notes
Reports from Peterstown and nearby locales describe recent rains aiding wheat and gardens, plus social updates. Notable items include the Potterfield sale drawing strong attendance, residents traveling between towns, church events, and family visits.
Sale notices and shares for railway and other securities
Financial notices show bonds and shares for sale including Four Shares of the Wierville and Catoctin Elerine Railway at 23 per share. Also listed are prices and interest on various securities in Charleston, Rast St Logs, Bronawich, and other localities. Also advertised are iron bound molasses puncheons and a carload of peach and apple cider through Baltimore and local merchants.
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Trice
Intercat
Sigoon Koowie, Tenn. Traction Co
ALA
Charleston, & C
Bronawich
Isc
GOR
Wierville and Catoctin
Fancy Grocers Stock Offering Promises 6 Percent Dividends
Fancy Grocers announces stock offerings to investors through the Savings and Loan Association of Baltimota. The notice lists fruits nuts prunes apricots cranberries maple syrup buckwheat meal canned goods bottled goods spices and other goods as stock assets and highlights a guaranteed 6 percent dividend.
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