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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text appears jumbled with missing letters and broken phrases. It references a history feature and appears to be a dated column. No clear events, names, places, or dates can be reliably identified from the readable portions.
William Kiemmer of Heading, Pa, a stonemason, has spent six decades carving wooden idols for his own satisfaction in a secluded Mount Penn temple he built. A two-year theft spree emptied his collection, with a wagon load believed taken for exhibition. He keeps a few remaining life size figures amid hideous idols, vowing to fence the site to keep intruders away.
Major Little Spears, Republican challenger, urged voters at the City Hotel and East Patrick Street rink to oppose imperial aims in the Philippines, defend the Democratic line, and hold McKinley administration accountable for drift toward empire. He contrasted free silver debate with real issues facing farmers and workers, defending veterans and criticizing Republican policy as prolonging conflict.
Major Litts assigns blame to the Republican party for trusts while the Democratic platform promises reform and protection. State Senator Rebback criticizes industrial combinations and praises tariff policy despite appeals to limit duties. Cumberland tin plate trust and Crawford factory closures cited as proof of expansion harms. Farmers and workers face higher prices with stagnant wages. taxes labeled as the true burden of prosperity. Public meetings feature speakers from Frederick, New Market, Point of Rocks, and Urbana with further rallies planned in Brunswick.
Brief, fragmentary lines reference love, marriage, and public life. The text mix mentions proposals, matrimonial journeys, storms in politics, and the idea that happiness or misery resides in the wedding circle, implying personal and social tensions without a single coherent event.
Mrs Bettie D Snouffer wife of Ashton Snouffer of Licksville died at home yesterday from Brights disease aged 24 Funeral at 10 tomorrow from the residence of George Snouffer with services at the house Interment at Olivet Cemetery BM
Misses Gertrude and Grace DeGrange hosted a lively gathering at 212 West Patrick Street last Friday evening. A generous spread featured seasonal delicacies as the crowd enjoyed a festive mood and good company. The City Opera House manager Rhodes received a telegram from Martinsburg WV noting that Lost in Egypt played to a strong audience there and the company remains at its best this season. Baker Johnson has moved his law office to the Potts building on Court Street, rooms remodeled and refurnished.
A weekly religious notes page reviews services across Persbyterian, United Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, St Johns, Lutheran, Methodist and Episcopal congregations. It lists texts, sermons, Sunday schools, and church events including Holy Communion and midweek services. mentions new Grace Church members and upcoming lectures.
A fire at a stable on South Market Street yesterday morning burned a rear building owned by Mr Frederick Otegderter. The blaze fatally burned a horse and injured others. adjoining property belonging to Mr Lewin Seat was also destroyed. Police report disorderly conduct charges for several suspects. Anderson implicated in threats of a broader fire. Heuck and Fennesey's Ramblers perform at the Opera House as a leading touring company with a Cincinnati pedigree, offering a varied specialty program aimed at ladies and children.
Notices invite readers to obtain future copies from Chas Wilcoxon with The Daily News and mention a rambling mix of food specials, dining ads, and stock offerings. It lists a local Domestia Building Association stock issue, director names, and an optician event in Frederick. Also includes tailoring ads, eye care services, and carpet promotions with European fashions.
Mr Charles 5 Kaufman of Hampton Va formerly of Frederick spent a few days in Frederick last week Mrs James McSherry and Miss Caroline McSherry East Second street visiting relatives in Washington Mr A Murray Thomas of Hanover Pa formerly of Frederick spent yesterday with friends in this city Mr snd Mrs George L Cramer of Montgomery county who have been spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Noah E Cramer eet Third street have returned Some large oaks have grown from
An exhortation to reveal that many feel ill not from disease but from a flawed system, suggesting comfort through a cleansing approach. Claims Syrup of Fire as a cure sold by the California Fig Syrup Company, with unclear attribution.
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