Freight and news notes from the 1898 Daily News issue
The Daily News describes subscription rates and delivery details, with notices about postal services and price structures. It reports on World War I era topics including censorship, greetings for postmaster changes, and reflections on Thomas F. Bayard and Irish revolutionary memory with quotes from officials and critics. The piece cites eulogies, official notices, and public tributes, plus a satirical line about American pork and US politics.
Minutes of merriness and distant war talk in casual chat
In a light dialogue mix, spouses discuss health news and a cousin’s bore while stray lines ponder peace after a cruel war. References drift to the Russian Cour, the dove of peace, and a rider from history. A joke about an Adirondack guide and a minister’s light remark closes the fragment.
Democrats Billet on Ticket Bearings and Free Silver Stance
Contemporary comment notes the trouble within the sixth district as Democrats struggle to secure a free silver candidate willing to accept nomination on a single platform. The piece hints at division over potential cross-ticket alignments and loyalty to factional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
Commissions multiply as wartime roles expand
From Washington and Paris reports describe many government inquiries and diplomatic missions. Nine citizens study War Department, five statesmen and diplomats seek peace with Spain, three serve in Cuba, and three in Porto Rico. A National Industrial Commission also convenes in Chicago under Senator Kyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Paris
Spain
Republic
Cuba
Porto Rico
Quebec
Canada
United States
Moments With The Muse A Hymn Of Victory
Poem celebrates victory with religious imagery and martial triumph. It speaks of God on His throne, the fleet, justice, and the end of battle, calling for peace and unity after conflict. The piece credits James Beckman in Leslie's Weekly. The second fragment hints at a personal wartime scene about two strangers who never spoke, revealing the reason why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beckman
Leslie's Weekly
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Frederick Area
Frederick Wiles a farmer on the Dr Fairfax Sebley farm near Frederick died at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon aged 63. The funeral is set for 12 noon tomorrow with services at the house by Rev S M Hench and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Isaiah Betts a Middletown Valley resident died suddenly at his home near Middletown at 9 o'clock last evening after an illness of six hours from heart failure. He was 64 and survived by a widow and six children, including Hon J Frank Batts formerly a state legislator and now a Frederick City lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Bayard
Bayard
State Department
United States
Karlstein
Dedham
Mass
Thomas Francis Bayard
Ar. Bayard
Delaware
Great Britain
Baynard
Frederick Wiles
Fairfax Sebley
Frederick
Agai
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Isaiaw Batts
Isaiah Betts
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Batts
J. Frank Batts
Frederick City
Religious World Notes and Church Announcements
The Presbytery of Baltimore meets at Highland Church, Harford County. Harvest Home services planned in Reformed Church Burkittsville and Stone Church Petersville. Pastors preach on varied mornings and evenings with Holy Communion observed. Brotherhood of St Andrew convention delegates from All Saints and other churches prepare travel to Washington and Baltimore.
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Presbytery
Baltimore
Highland Church
Harford County
Reformat
Burkitteville
Mornig
Emer Broner
German Baptist Church
St. John's Episcopal Chapel
Burkittsville
Stone Church
Petersville
II. M. J. Myers
James’ Lutheran Church
B. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Matthew
Daniel
C. W. Stimspring
U. B
J. H W. Wilhite
Trinity NL H. Church
Page Milburn
M. N
J. Paul Wright
Milburn
Exehiel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Matth
the Missionary Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Ingle
St. Mary's
China Mission
Washington
Mary Ingle
Bertha Trail
Anne Campbell
Nannie Knott
Mollie Kemp
Bertha Trundle
Emly Manlsby
Baker Johnson
Women's Auxiliary
F.C. Knott
The
All Saints’ Church
Woman's College Notes Shows Growth and Activities
One hundred forty four students at the Woman's College, thirty one more than last year, with fully organized departments. Conservatory Hall houses the music and art rooms, new pianos bought for demand, a reception by old girls, and the Lesbian Herald staff organized with M Ella Stoner editor in chief. Basketball teams form under Stoner, chapel times extended for drills, Sunday show planned by boarding students, and Sarsaparilla advertised in campus notices.
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Woman's College
Conservatory
College Hall
Herald
M. Ella Stoner
Gerhard
Titzel
Baker
Bowman
Harrinson
Pants
Trail
Qliters
Steckel
Fletcher
Beckwith
Burglary in Frederick seeks valuables at three houses
A band of burglars entered two Frederick residences between midnight and morning, ransacking rooms for valuables and attempting access to a third. Items stolen included a pocketbook with about fifty cents and a lamp used during the search, while prints and door damage indicated entry from a parlor and rear windows. Also reported is the death of Judge Lymaan Bennett at 53 in Wilkesbarre after throat illness and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mindy
Kash South Street
Lewis A. Unger
Frank Mantz
Clarke Place
Frank Mants
Willard G. Keller
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1898 List
The Frederick post office lists advertised letters remaining Saturday October 1 1898. Names include Franklin Davis Nur Hamilton W H Hazel Lh n McDonald H Martin George Poole Nathaniel Parhn Frank Taubet Maren G A Thomson Laut rs List Miss Susie Jackson Mrs Laura GE Long Mrs W F Naile Mrs Rescie urns. Letters must be called for within two weeks or sent to dead letter office.
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Frederick City
Franklin Davis
Hamilton
W. H. Hazel
L.hn McDonald
H. Martin
George Poole
Nathaniel Parhn
Frank Taubet
Maren G. A. Thomson
Lautrs
Susie
Jackson
Laura GE. Long
W.F. Naile
Rescie Urns
Wheat and corn prices and local health notes from Frederick
Wheat was quoted at 61 cents per bushel, down 4 cents from last week. Corn shelled at 30 cents per bushel, and 1.50 a barrel. The sick report notes Arthur Lambright, scarlet fever, now able to be about the house, and Mrs. John Eisenhauer, very sick but much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Arthur
Harry Lam_bright
John Eisenhauer
Prevent Croup and Consumption Cures from Patented Remedies
A reader extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy preventing croup attacks and praises Chamberlain's Conch Remain. Merchants in Nickie Bros and A Poorre Frederick praise Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds, with trials and guarantees. Cleve land's Celers Compound cleanses the blood and clears skin, with free trial at J A Willatsson's 30 North Market St.
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A. C. Thomas
Marraville
Tr. King
A. da Pearre
Picard
Attiera
Cleveland
Celers
J.A. Willatsson
North Market St
Brief Bits From A Patchwork Of Global Tidbits
The clippings report varied items from Europe and Asia including German beet factories in Prussia and growth of cities like Dusseldorf. Notes mention Italian army transport plans, ancient Persian carpets, a toll collector appointment, and curious facts on snow weight and Spanish royal street appearances on Good Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
George Filler
Liberty
Frederick Road
Dusseldorf
Madrid
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick and Nearby Cities
Social items show Miss bwin Harry heading to Baltimore and several Frederick visitors in Baltimore, Chicago, Minneapolis, and New Windsor. Jno A Leahy promotes Walter Main’s Circus in Frederick while local clergy attend Presbytery in Baltimore county. Also, three doctors in consultation discuss remedies for illness and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is endorsed as safe and effective.
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Bwin Harry
Baltimore
Thomas A. Chapline
Rebecca Wallis
Harriet Byerly
C. W. R. Crum
Jefferson
Frederick
W. Nash Young
W.B. Schilling
Messrs
A. 0. Smelser
D. H. Hibberd
New Windsor
Rem
Benjamin Franklin
Experience
Dr. Reason
Inclnation
Chamberlain
Reason
Albert L. Pearce
Frederick, Md
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offered As Cure
An Indianapolis gentleman recounts relief from nervous dyspepsia using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad claims stomach weakness, gas, heartburn, and insomnia improve, with testimonials and an offer to request a book on stomach diseases. All druggists sell full packages at 50 cents.
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A. W. Sharper
Prospect Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Stuart
A.W. Shanner
Prospect St
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
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Pittsburg
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Nickie Alls Pa
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China
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Church St
A.j Fromke
Clara Chew
E. South St
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C. Edward Zellers
Patrick
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Frank L. Stoner
W. Patrick Sr
Chas. E. Menier
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Braddock
J. E. Price
West Third Street
the Reformed Church
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District of Maryland
Albert S. Brown
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Second St. Frederick, Ma
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Ellicott City, MD
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Wm R. Barry
Water St
W. Ely
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Johnstown
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Liza
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Richardson & Boyntox
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Adkutarl
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Shea
IIVE
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Frederick. Md
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Market St
Getzbaugh
North Market Street
M.C. Getabaugh
GEO
N. Market St
4Th St
Frederics, Ma
Tobe
S. Law the Jeweler
Belant & Knott
Besant & Knott
Peace
Machinery Oils
Baltimore, NC
Sympton
14Th St
Washington, D. C
Shade
W. Sarators St
Yu Egar
F. B. Sappington
Loy & Perry
James P. Perry
Beateréa
Bond Ciren
North Calvert Street
Charles B. Tyson
Patrick and
Court Streets
C. A. Poole
West South Street
Prudential
ANE Loan Company
Hamilton Lindsay
Etthison & Hari
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Patrick Steetsere
P. O. Bisx
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