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The column outlines subscription options for Pan Pasnenses News with mailed delivery in the United States at three cent per hy 100 for four months, 150 for six, or five dollars per year. Advance payments are noted, with telegraph and mail order access through the News office in Frederick Maryland. It also reflects on June and October weather and a reflection on James Russell Lowell’s poetry and the solace of autumn.
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Public panic fears and tariff talks mark a stale convention
Ex-President Harrison quelled a booster panic during Booster Day. President Cleveland urges tariff stability after the Sherman act repeal. Across conventions from California to Massachusetts, politics run as expected with November’s surprises looming. Concerns rise over poisons in cans and rubber seals, grain supply, and the dubious rise of athletic clubs amid prize fighting debates.
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Chicago Emerges as Rival Literary and Commercial Center
Excerpt from the Columns notes Chicago’s rise as a literary and commercial hub. It asserts Chicago has overtaken New York in influence, claiming population growth and greater enterprise. The West and South are described as rebelling against New York’s financial authority, with Chicago leading.
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Barlin Carland
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Literary and social strife in the South over race and culture
The piece argues that the Chi Center and Columbian Exposition spur Western literary and artistic growth, while race tensions threaten harmony. It cites white and black schooling divides, the migration of whites to towns, and unequal university funding favoring black education. It warns a race war could erupt as seven million Negroes confront fifteen million whites, urging Southern Congressmen to face the issue.
Local Expressions of People from the Region
A collage of quotes and notices from reporters and locals including J. C. Fox, George W. Cramer, Gordon W. Lillie, and others. It touches on winter quarters in Frederick Md, traveling salesmen, a debate over beer at the fair, German exhibits at the World’s Fair, and a notice about Frank Davidson’s performance in Old Farmer Hopkins with cast details and praise.
Autumn’s Queenly Presence Glows Across the Earth
The poem celebrates autumn’s beauty as a queenly season, praising God’s handiwork in the golden maples and fragrant grounds. It evokes serene scenes of nature, bounties, and heavenly radiance, portraying autumn as a wondrous, devout display that fills the earth with joyous fullness.
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Emmitsburg Notes and Community Happenings
Campfire and bean soup event by the G A R in Mc Nair’s Grove near Fairplay on Saturday October 7. Junior Steam Fire Engine Company declined an invitation to a fair in erstown on the eighth of next month. Philomathean Society debate went to the negative. Reynolds Post G A R to meet tonight. School exhibit maps and drawings being prepared. Mr Romer Young survived a 15 foot fall. Jacob Smith sold his grocery to P G King of Hanover Pa effective November 1. Chestnuts ripening, swallows leaving for winter. Ice coolers moving to the attic. Photographer Wm A Burger captured W H and BOM delegates in front of the Evangelical Lutheran chapel. Pawnee Bill’s Wild West Show to close in Staunton Va on the 6th and winter nearby. Hagerstown theatre’s two hundred dollar house cited as robust business. John J Van Fossen arrived Saturday night. Millard Neez and Harry Kolb captured two cars weighing six and eight pounds in the Monocacy. Robert Clabaugh, former resident, purchasing barber fixtures at West Church street. Train robbing noted as holding its own. Jonss B Martin produced 1200 gallons of cider in one day. Washington County claims lead in fair visitors, though quips about it. Early sown grain emerging. Edison never wore a watch. Mr Peter Der of wear Johnsville aided by six neighbors to diagnose a sick cow. George Albaugh argued for treatment and cow survived with care. Maryland Institute notes include staff movements at National Deaf Mute College and new Hoe press. Weather has been pleasant aiding blooming beds and grounds. The articulation program at the Maryland Institute expands with Miss Partridge joining, after extensive experience. October registration and reinssissement details noted.
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