26 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1896
Page
1
In a reflective column the author notes the approaching political season, the nearing end of autumn harvests, and the hope that McKinley’s election would save the country while Bryan’s victory would bring savings for citizens. The piece defends employers’ right to discuss politics with workers as freedom of thought, rejects coercion, and argues for fairness and integrity in elections, highlighting the role of industry leaders in public discourse.
CURRENT COMMENT. Pasting Opinions of Topics Local and General. The petop e of this country must have free aprech, even in Kentucky. The campaign in Cuba must have begun apein io soon, General Weyier has le sued a new edict. Thees newspapers that are 53 ardently in prophecy should remember that is the business of modern jour nale to give the news, not predictions, as Czar Nicholas has appeared in the role of scemic writer if he can be persua red to cultivate his talents In this direc tion he may yet be able to earn a small portion of the salary he receives.
A field of towns including Maryreed debates reviving the old curfew bell at evening to deter noise and disruption in streets. The plan faces resistance as residents cite nuisance from late buses, shop doors, and general disturbance while seeking orderly hours.
Frederick County figures dominate the Hagerstown fair scene with clear skies and strong attendance. Reports by Jaco L Jordan Clerk of the Court note widespread interest in agricultural displays, stock, and farm equipment. The piece also includes poems and verses reflecting local culture and political opinion from editors and residents.
A Baltimore church scene recaps Sunday sermons across multiple denominations with texts from Luke Matthew and John, notes on altar and sermon themes, and ads for church events. A farewell gathering honors Rev August Pohlmann bound for Africa, featuring remarks by local pastors and missionaries.
A garbled page of briefs mentions fashion, local misstatements, a belt of slang, bicycle skirts, a cottage girdle and a clothing remark, plus civic notes on cemetery fencing, road repairs, and a warm morning reading eight degrees above freezing.
The Antietam Valley Record reports the death of Rev. B. F. Cronice an elderly minister once active in Sharpsburg. He was found in bed on a Wednesday morning in a strangulation incident, died after being moved to a chair. Cronice served as a merchant and preacher, fathered anti liquor election day law, survived by brother William M Cronice and wife who died two years ago. Children listed include Mem in Misgour, Charles in California, Mrs Edward Lease of Frederick, and Mrs Beckleston at home. Burial set for Friday in Sharpsburg Methodist graveyard. age about 78.
An enthusiastic, largely attended Central Bryan ag Gewaid Club meeting was held at the test quarters in Prttomatesn Sunday night. Presided over by Liega Fe Je, speeches were made by Prof. Cyrus Tooms, Mesre Femi Smith and J.B. R voed.
Marriage licenses issued for H Diz1ibiss and Nascy F Stevers of Virginia. L Penseilacd Eith Stitely of Mechanicstown listed. Judge for Flower Show, Mr. Wm. Flacher of Epsifhnote, to judge again. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as health tonic.
The New Market Literary Club held its first winter meeting on October 3 with an engaging program featuring Beadleg The Mind Milsa Alma Stier and others. They planned a winter study of English literature including Chaucer Tennyson and Spectator readings.
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