23 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
1
A historical column notes rising wheat prices disappoint farmers while highlighting a Princeton College anniversary. It praises President Cleveland for civic virtue, unity, and leadership, contrasting partisan strife with his public service and scholarly growth. The piece reflects early 20th century reform discourse and gender roles.
The speech lauds Princeton alumni and faculty for shaping leaders who uphold traditions and deter radical ideologies. It emphasizes education as a bulwark against political agitation, urging universities to reinforce civic virtue and national unity. The oration extols Cleveland’s concise, patriotic phrasing and its power to inspire students nationwide.
The New York minister notes Americans have made progress since his 1688 visit. He cites a group claiming 125,000 members and $1,000,000 in property, while the public laments their inability to reciprocate the compliment.
PUBLIC OPINION pieces compile witty lines from Chicago New York San Francisco and Baltimore columns. Tim Watson and Tom Watson receive light and heat as writers clash over themes from convention to gold reserves. A London Park Cemetery statue honor marks Thanksgiving in monument loving Baltimore.
A letter from Fair Director Robert S. Crawford of Crawford Bicycle Mfg Co in Hagerstown defends public sentiment and accuses selfish interests of disrupting fair matters. Crawford notes 200 workers and outlines plans depending on election results McKinley versus Bryan, warning business policies will shift with the outcome.
Fragmented verses extoll a noble mother and domestic virtue, followed by brief notes praising transportation service, newspaper quality, and Frederick County observations. The text blends sentimental poetry with civic notices and editorials about local papers and fair licensing practices.
Poem recalling a white cottage by a curving road and mill where music and rest soothe the heart. A reflecting speaker cherishes a friendship that brings joy, dreamlike love, and a life rhythm stronger than prose, despite aging and faded youth.
The Banner of Liberty applauds Tax News for a sprightly, prosperous career and welcomes its editor as a valued neighbor. The Middletown Better praises the Ferpenice Dams News for 20 volumes of faithful local and world coverage and enduring community service. Frederick City hosts Shakpearian Recitals by Mr. Frederick Going at the Women's College next week for Hamlets and King Henry. Hood’s Sarsapararius touted as a proven purifier after other remedies failed.
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