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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1897
Page
2
A garbled column of items from The Weekly News recounts varied topics from tax notes to factory prosperity and prison escapes. It mentions Miss Cisnerca arriving in New York, subscriptions to a public library, and a city fair, with reflective asides on dime novels and medical advances.
A Maryland committee proposes Ceckius Calvert as a statue for religious liberty and founding traditions. They debate a second honoree among John Eager Howard, John Hagon, and Themas Johnson, with Frederick County figures suggested as worthy additions.
Suggestions favored a Maryland stalwart for the hall of fame Roger Brooke Taney stands as a civil liberty figure from the Merryman case while another candidate Francis Geott Rey is noted yet contested. Frederick County lauds its notable figures urging careful selection amid abundant options.
The note discusses a New York bag issuing an artificial flood and seizing a chance to praise the town. It highlights Mrs Craven’s efforts to establish independence as a widow and comments on women seeking marriage. Mr Croker argues a political dose is needed, doubting the source’s objectivity. Buffalo Democrats back the Chicago platform, recalling Grover Cleveland once served as Major.
Simely Excerpts from the Columns of Our Learned Exchanges. UI COCKNEY AIRS. From the Bufato Express Croker has made 4 apeceh, and he did it without sounding bin hie. CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE From the Denver Post. The skeleton of a female with a neck two feet long has been unearthed on the Yukon. There must have been targain s ale show windows up there In prehis toric days. MODERN POLITICS. From the Boston Globs. Some orators In New York who xe telling how they have been touched are reticent about telling how much they have been touched for. ETEALING HIS THUNDER. from the Richmond Times. Hil's tardiness in coming to the front has been utiliged by Henry George, who has appropriated the I am a Demo Crat slogan. THE NEXT SPANISH REVOLUTION. From the New York Wall and Express. Unless signs are miclanding, the next Spanish revolution will take place In Madrid. THERE ARE multiplying indica tions of a large and early supply of trouble in that neighborhood. THE OFFICEHOLDERS, From the Petersburg Index appeal. The Agnew faction of Virginia Republicans will not support the Lynchburg nominees. It had as much as it can do to support itself, and it couldn't do that without the aid of the government, poor Uning! MUST HAVE OPENED HIS MOUTH. from the Chicago Time-Herald. The Eastern contemporary which says that Herr Mogt k hasn't opened his mouth since he went to Buffalo simply doesn't understand how necessary beer is to Jos on's existence.
The Farmers Institute in Frederick County plans a December meeting with speakers of notable merit after Director Amoss visited and emphasized farmer involvement. The goal is to advance agricultural progress through enhanced dialogue and participation among local farmers.
Local observers note calm in the South end while tensions flare elsewhere as calls grow for officer Eichelberger to stay on. A reader urges Democrats to vote straight ticket, asserting Maryland loyalties and election confidence ahead of the ballot.
A lament fills nations for the death of Gan Neat Dow, a devoted temperance advocate praised as a fearless teacher. The piece mourns his lifelong work to uplift degraded peers and calls for his burial with honor, noting a lasting monument in his cause.
The column lists visits and social happenings in Frederick and nearby towns including Misa Ida Clerk’s stay, Mr and Mrs Bamvel J. Linton visiting Shan kleshire, and multiple visitors to Cairneville and Baltimore. It notes marriage license reports for Charles Arcod and Mary Orriacn and reports election revieton results for Frederick precincts with counts of dead, removed, and disqualified voters.
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