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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1897
Page
4
A dense, fragmented editorial notes reciprocal ties, political maneuvering in Philadelphia and Maryland, asylum overcrowding transfers to Frederick County, and a Thanksgiving goodwill gesture from Governor of Oklahoma Territory, reflecting late 19th century public concerns and regional tensions.
The piece lauds Mayor Hoopar for his principled municipal leadership despite spoilsmen opposition. It argues the Republican party should elect a worthy United States Senator, stressing clean, corruption free deliberation and appeal to independent voters for broad trust.
The issue outlines a large expanded edition with special departments, original writings, stories and poems by noted authors, and illustrated items. It highlights The Girl About Town Market Scribe and a national capitol view, plus lessons, farming, domestic economy, attire, and home merchant notices for readers.
The public contends that Mrs Nack and Thomas should face the death penalty for the Goldensupa murder. Readers condemn the women’s complicity as equally culpable and demand equal punishment, citing the brutal mutilation as unparalleled in modern crime.
A reflective tirade condemns illicit passion and crime as pagan and polluted, lamenting the criminal instinct in society. It calls for capital punishment to cleanse communities and deter future offenses, insisting justice must respond to malevolent acts by both genders without mercy.
An unclear, garbled passage discusses local opinions, hunting, and a murder linked to Baltimore style events. It mentions grain records and a Cleveland belt not being named Grover, with references to Mexico and a young person’s chances, all in disjointed terms.
A jumble of clipped editorials includes brief notes from Richmond Times Pittsburg Dispatch Kansas City Star Indianapolis Journal Philadelphia Times Bartford Courant St Louis Republic Bridgeport Telegram and a Bridgeport exhibit prize of 320000. The misread items touch on Mor gia bears arbitration and pacifist notes amid Spanish notes and home industry push with a Pakistan prize mention.
Fragmentary notes discuss Liuvab Loeb and Tre Idies heading a proposed hospital with noble aims. References to city credit, public confidence, and the burden of office hint at editorials warning officials that service carries duties beyond salary, amid chaotic spelling and dates from the rustic journal.
The piece extols the children’s world as a living lyric of joy and imagination. It notes Mr. Charles Harrison’s election to Baltimore’s First Branch City Council, praised by Henry Wineberg as a competent selection reflecting voters’ wisdom in his ward.
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