November 1896 Memo: Debates and Prosperity Talk in Frederick
In Frederick in the winter season literary and debating societies spark a wave of intellect. The New York Sun editor sees annexation and canal progress under a broader American domain. John H. Williams, noted for moral strength, dies, while the Frederick County Floricultural Society laments public support for its annual flower show and urges continued exhibition next year.
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Frederick
Waar
New York Sun
Cabs
Hawaii
United ‘Beates
Frederick County
The Art of Rudyard Hiping Explored in Reviews
A критique of Rudyard Hiping compares him to George De Masket, noting strong virility and heavy critical attention. The piece suggests public debate over his candid Indian sketches and the personal stakes for his daughter.
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Rudyard Hipling
George de Masket
Epting
A Young Writer’s Mastery of Rhythm and Rural Imagination
A critic praises a rising English writer for blending classic measures with forceful virility. The review lauds two series of jungle tales, notably Red Dog and The Spring Running, and compares the author’s imaginative power to that of contemporary legends, while noting his humble origins and universal human appeal.
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Omar
Mowgli
Binart
MaCauley
Engiiah
Tennyson
Winter Comes as Monros Doctrine Tops Debate
The passage notes the Monros Doctrine prevailing and mentions cabinet shifts, arbitration favored over fighting, an election concluded, high coal prices, migrating geese, and a Nebraska blizzard. It also references General Weyler’s transfer from Havana to Mariel and the resulting strain on transportation facilities at Cab.
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Nebraska
Weylerstreif
Havanus
Mariel
Public Opinion on Henry George and Urban Voter Rise
Excerpts from Milwaukee Wisconsin and other papers cite Henry George’s question “Shall the Republic Live?” answered with a big Yes. Stumbling block removed toward prosperity, urban voters in Chicago and New York press praise two great cities as leaders of the Republican campaign and sound-money forces. Dr Edward Bedloe of Philadelphia notes press and GOP workers aiding McKinley victory, with sound money, middle-of-the-road Republicans, and Prohibition allies contributing to the effort.
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Republic
Stenry
Armotad
Prom
St Paul Pioneer Press
Chicago Inter Ocean
United States
New York Mail
Edward Bedice
Philadelphia
Amos
Chins
Waldorf
Bedloe
Mail
Express
McKinley
Women Swing Votes In Campaign Mirror Of City
The piece lists many women with married names from New York New Jersey and Cleveland as part of a civic club tour. It notes a surprising grand result that challenges stereotypes about gender and political behavior, with men portrayed as heckling cranks and women as thoughtful and calm.
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Bryan
Treebles
Cmet
Hove
New York
T. Aye
Mica
Charis
Sarah Foler
Botton
Marfor McBride
Myre
Elizabeth Gosee
Pallacelphte
Tacos
Williams
Dr. Lembato
John Hoeseli Young
Civic Club
New Jersey
Mes
A.D. Fosweill
Io Ahbiaes
Mrv
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Misa Stewart
Wyomleg
Sitee Bateil
Marne
Miaa
Frances Bieteen
George Darby
Frederick Junea
Frederick and Rockville clash in fall junior league games
Loyally reported by a diligent observer, the Frederick team opened with a 10 to 0 loss to Rockville, then Frederick won 18 to 0, followed by a draw in the third game. The piece notes Thanksgiving Day matchups and local exhibition appeals, praising public support for Floricultural Society and community events.
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Rockvills
Rockville
Frederick
Ieressiog Retuite
J. E. B. Wood, Jr
Frederick Boys
Old Frederick
Cade Ballie
Thomas Esenhauer
Thomas
N. Market St
North Tyne
McCardell
Ail Snee
Kogravacs
Baldimora
B. Philpor
Current Verse Poem Recalls a Brave but Flawed Figure
A fragmentary poem reflects on a storied fighter noted for prowess yet flawed in life, recalling a man with a wife and three children, praised for courage in battle but remembered for dangers and faults, ending with a pat promotional tag for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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