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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1896
Page
2
The article notes President Cleveland’s Cuba stance, calls for civic duty, urges farmers to attend a Court House meeting for a Farmers’ Institute, and backs City Opera House safety upgrades and a larger public hall to rival others. It emphasizes prudent wealth use and public-spirited investment.
Women candidates Mrs Earithe K Labarth and Mrs Martha Haughen Gannon won seats in Utah's Legislature amid strong campaigning. Gannon faced her husband in a district contest, highlighting dramatic local interest. Analysts credit the victories to the candidates' ability and public confidence, signaling a notable shift in state politics.
The News presents a comprehensive post election survey with a double eight page issue, praising impartial reporting and detailing a broad package of features. It highlights contributions from Martha McCulloch Williams and Captain Kilmer, previews new departments on households, crafts, and industry, and emphasizes useful local content for readers.
The excerpt cites Mark Hanpa’s information bureau for accuracy and notes a surprising record. It discusses American sentiment, Chairman Jones's slow response to election returns, and curiosity about Consul-General Lee’s return. It mentions McKinley receiving early indications of future expectations and cabinet constrictions by serious friends.
Excerpts from our learned exchanges review political commentary. Includes notes on Senator Hill’s retirement effect and Governor A P Gorman’s luck, with mock confidence and a quip about Cloan’s scandal school repairs.
Local notices and commentary recount a busy election week with remarks on public duty and civic virtue. The June Agnot Company engagement in Frederick is noted as a highlight alongside choruses and readings, while citizens reflect on the national vote tally and the peaceful Middletown process.
The poem portrays warfare in the garden as time shifts from April to September. The season’s cycle harms the leaves while the wind thwarts the allied plants, leaving a tale of loss and retreat as autumn closes in.
A deal approved by local officials funds a plastics plant erection with a $107,000 grant near Weeton West Virginia on the West Virginia and Pittsburgh railroad route. The project involves a firm tied to Camden and Johnson in Camden, aiming to establish a major factory.
Mr Willem Miidebrand moves family from Whisner street to Boat Patrice street. Mere Linton and family relocate from Ubariztville to seslepaville. Mr B T Virte buys a house on Whisner street and plans to move. Mr Lewis Albsugh occupies a new cigar store in the Barigts building on South Market Street. Mr Wm Elchebereer moves his family to Motere Etsilon, where he runs a hotel.
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