06 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1896
Page
1
A long, reflective column critiques Altgeld's defiance and partisan press, contrasts Spanish war cruelty with American patriotism, and praises Civil War era poets while lamenting modern verse’s loss of solemn purpose. It notes the New York Sun's liberal coverage and lists poets associated with patriotic verse.
A reflective essay contrasts the fever of partisan politics with civic virtue. It praises good nature, friendship, and restraint, noting leaders who defend truth and encourage patience amid rivalry. The piece cautions against envy and personal gain while urging unity and loyalty to the nation.
Opinion pieces note the Judlansp olla Convention misadventure and the unexpected results of the allent vote. Editorials shift focus to General Weyler in Cuba while Governor Altgeld’s appearances are questioned. Henry George is discussed as a taxation thinker and as a predictor in daily journalism.
A New York World note questions Cleveland not registering due to a duck-bunting engagement on election day. Boston Journal reports a Boston club where members discuss topics from horses to women, with a lively if hypocritical show of debate on immortality.
A Taneytown reader praises reporters and lawmen for calm election day in the city. Letters cite support for McKinley and condemn political plunder while noting orderly polling, with magistrate Biser reporting little disorder and good prices amid excitement.
Fragmented verse and local notes mix with stray quotes and notices from a town paper. The piece includes a nurse’s lullaby, letters from residents, a warning about crime and punishment, and references to a flower show and medical anecdotes.
A large blaze at ISCEMDIARY destroyed a grain hoard and its contents. The fire raged around 7 oclock, rapidly consuming the home and causing an estimated loss of $0 to $400. A mysterious man surrounded the scene before dawn, and was not recognized.
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