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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1893
Page
2
A county editorial urges equal treatment before the law and stresses voter duty. It laments apathy in the current campaign while warning that abstaining risks allowing dangerous power to seize control. It encourages every eligible citizen to cast a ballot for the ticket of choice.
An ambiguous opinion piece contrasts South American revolutions with home rule and U S Senate timing. It suggests married women could provide insight into a major national crank and notes Congress adjournment, with mention of locomotive bells and whistles signaling lawmakers departure.
A Times item notes the Boonsboro church yard has been cleaned for a prouder appearance. Separate column discusses burglar safety urging secure doors and the risky stance of shooting first if cornered. An essay by Felix Adler critiques Christianity losing ground among diverse classes and modern professionals.
A curious experiment claims a suspended shilling within a glass marks the hour by its pendulum like swings. The method uses a short thread and a coin to reveal time, raise questions on pulse or intention, inviting careful testing by observers.
A dated local note states work on an electric railroad at Boonsboro will begin today and predicts progress toward linking Frederick and Middletown. The excerpt includes quotes praising bicycling for health, time savings, and personal testimony from ministers and professionals. It also mentions a Flower Show and a playful Coventry about cyclists versus cavalry.
Contributed poetry reflects season changes with imagery of colors, harvest, and fading summer while noting primaries and ward control. The second poem contemplates love and time, recalling summers past and the innocence of children, ending with personal reflection. Cornwall appears as a signature marker.
Bishop Kimloch Nelson of Georgus delivered a foreign missions sermon at St. Anne's Episcopal in Annapolis, praising past achievements and hopeful future. Mount Pleasant Reformed Church hosted a missionary meeting with Julia Newton's solo and recitations by Gertrude Thomas, Etta Shhulenberger, Grace Shhulenberger, and Nellie Kremer. Pleasant Hill Chapel has been repainted giving a fresh look to brick and woodwork. Rev. Lewis Rieter of Roanoke, Va, preached at the Reformed Church yesterday.
The amendment proposes to empower the General Assembly to create an additional judge on the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City and outline procedures for court causes to be tried with or without a jury. It notes the 1867 frame and 1885 circuit additions, urging voters to decide for or against by marking For or Against on the official ballot. The piece also mentions a Pawnee Bill Wild West show arrival and a large quince from Emmitsburg.
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