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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1894
Page
2
An eight page Tax News today is issued in two sheets after a press hiccup. The issue touts telegraph and cable news, county statements, and local features including Mary Jane and the Market Berth with strong local interest. It highlights papers on Egyptian paper making and various departments.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Napoleon era campaigns and counts of widows and orphans, along with references to Alps climbs and losses. Mentions Leyden and Berlin, England's attorney and a vacancy in the premiership, but details are unclear and nonspecific.
Fragmented text from a newspaper page shows garbled names and phrases. It mentions a person likely named Bea Mean and appears to be a stray note without clear context or event details. No verifiable facts or dates can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A garbled mosaic of brief items from multiple papers notes odd scenes and political reflections. Early reports reference tiger constrictors, a defense of Abstrusa Wilo, revived fortunes in Africa, Colorado value totals, deer and fur political goods, a tragedy averted in Indianapolis, flag etiquette and Webster’s dictionary in schools, and Senator Hill’s electoral strength contrasted with his New York Senate career.
An assortment of letters and notices recount local views on hunting laws, a plant lover’s praise of chrysanthemums, and brief reader comments. Trade pricing and travel chatter appear, with quotes from residents like An Eye Witness and Ex Mayor John L. Jordans. Voter counts for Peteraville and Brunewick are listed alongside regional crop prices and subscriptions.
A damaged verse fragment questions public shaming and religious hypocrisy. It reflects on punishment for depravity, the waste of judgment, and the idea that justice should balance mercy with accountability. Strong references to ancient mottos and moral contrasts appear amid confessional lines.
A long column lists services and sermons from several churches in City and County. Rev. Eeroat Meil of St Matthew’s Protestant Episcopal Church in Spastow presides over a week of services. Bishop Poret visits St Mark’s in Peternville. Grace Chapel and All Saints Episcopal Church schedule morning services. Sunday School at 9. Children’s services noted. Mary’s Chapter, Pores Chapter, and YOM C A announce meetings and planned work next month. St James Lutheran Chapel and Zion Reformed Church plan sermons marking anniversaries and reformations, with notes on open houses for recently repaired churches. The Frat church in South plans November reopens with opening sermon by Rev J T Wightman and Rev A Z Bonde present. Epworth League programs and Lyceum meetings described. A business reception is set for November 5 with a Monday meeting to follow.
The Philomathean Literary Society met weekly at Kemp Hall with Noah E. Cramer presiding. Henry B. Kamaburg was elected active member. Readings included Calv in B Schildt knecht on ships, D L J Haale on Johnstown flood, and a feature from the Docnt. A debate on compulsory-educational law favored the affirmative. The meeting adjourned at 10:14 PM. A separate report notes a runaway carriage injuring a deputy sheriff’s family and a local resident, with fears of severe injury.
A Tari Reform meeting in the city room on Court Street last night drew a large attendance. Plans were laid for Democratic meetings at the City Hall Monday night and throughout the county next week with speakers including Dr. Jon K. Cowen and Mayor Durfilsor as possible visitors. Local organizers and committees were named for marshaling, receptions, and usher duties as the campaign moves into high gear across the county.
Purely personal notes list visits and guests around Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Men Lou Grove of Berkeley County West Virginia and Migs Katella Younus of Montgomery County, with several locals hosting friends and relatives from Baltimore Cincinnati and Washington. Additional mentions reference Miss Ness and Miss Annie Graham among other visitors and hosting households.
John M. Wood was reelected president of the Western Maryland Kat Toa company for the twenty acount period. A marriage was tested in Hagerstown involving Jacob W. Cramer, with unclear results. An alarm of fire proved false overnight. Weather outlook hints at changes with a new moon.
Reports indicate Cavont Ted Tanded and George Wiles arrested on Thursday with a bag of stolen chickens on the Frederick road. Wiles was committed to the House of Correction for twelve months on a vagrancy charge, while James McCarty, a boy tramp, received a similar commitment for vagrancy. Police Justice Kekatela presided, and other local notes mention new business ventures and a sermon from the Lancaster Examiner amid various community items.
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