09 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1896
Page
1
The paper urges support for the peace era and economic progress, praising farmers and the wheat dream while critiquing Spanish actions and praising General Agnus for his party loyalty. It highlights a flower show and calls readers to back reform and a fair money policy.
A fragment discusses uniting Americans beyond party lines after election tensions. It cites President elect McEney and urges devotion to the country, reconciliation of rancor, and restoring prosperity through collective citizenship and nonpartisan effort.
A fragmented report details a heated election cycle in Maryland with references to President Cleveland, McKinley and congressional realities. It notes health board actions to identify and address outbreaks, urging public cooperation to combat disease sources before March 4.
A selection of opinion excerpts from the Detroit Journal discusses party stances on policy delays, the impact of new fees, and leaders like Governor Altgeld. It notes strong reactions to election results, calls for free coinage debates, and critiques of Altgeld’s conduct amid ongoing political tension.
A miscellany of reader expressions touches politics, harvest luck, game hunting notes, and theatre chatter. Contributors praise Frederick performances while critiquing local offerings, and poems honor little hearts as seasonal work continues.
Post election news reports Emmitorb Republicans to celebrate their win with a mile long parade tomorrow night. Delegates from Gettysburg and neighboring towns expected. A M Pattersonn named chief marshal. Reno Harp and others to act as orators, with Major O A Horner hosting.
An uneven excerpt of verse appears with archaic phrasing and garbled words. It mentions a crowd of townsfolk and a procession toward a woodland fair. The fragment hints at mischief or a moral scene involving a person named Crowe and a warning from a boy to join them.
Miss Mary Sollander, daughter of Isaac Rotlander of Baltimore, wed Hartog Weinberg formerly of Frederick at the Weinberg home 2211 Callow Avenue Baltimore. Ceremony by Rev Dr Beery W Scanceherzer. Ushers included the bride and groom’s brothers. Afterward dinner by Deatham. Out of town guests from Wilkes-Barre Frederick and Philadelphia. Mrs Chav Baumeardner and cons to attend wedding of Miss Lewis Wagner to Dr William Riley at St Paul’s Church.
The June Agnott Comacy closed a week at City Opera House with Rotte the Bischemith’s Daughter. Jos D. Clifton claimed Myrtle Ferns is an original play by him and warned against Billie Rhodes Company continuing its production. He urged audience support for the Rhodes troupe. The tour ends in Cumberland this week.
The Washington YMCA reports a strong talk by W C McMichael at the men’s meeting and tonight’s regular Bible study. A membership contest starts today with daily scoring at the Association rooms. Week of prayer for young men continues and self denial offerings go to the International Committee. The Ladies Auxiliary meets tonight at 7 50. Mr Lois B Gaich, recently ill with typhoid at Norfolk, is improving. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is praised for restoring health and blood quality.
The article reports receivers pursuing hundreds of thousands for improvements on the Whiteoak and Coane branch and other lines. It details proposed costs for tunnels, bridges, yards, reservoirs, and track work to boost traffic flow and safety, with several specific project estimates and destinations. It also notes related funeral notices and local football results, including Mt. St. Mary’s College beating Maryland University 8 to 0.
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