28 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1896
Page
1
The piece argues Tex Beitan’s race prep signals personal risk, while Barwanan Chairman Jones and Hanna clash for supremacy in a close contest. It condemns the City Opera House disturbance in Frederick, urging respect for order and free speech, condemning disorder and praising public decency and lawfulness.
A fragmented note reviews the March campaign, noting Presidenta style and March timing. It mentions camera exposure, formalities, and a sense of arduous work, with references to New York newspapers covering a mental health topic and a public crime mention.
A compilation from several papers notes a famed American heiress wedding a foreign nobleman with ancient lineage, while critics mock pedigree obsession. Other items reflect gloomy Spain, silver standards debate, local quotes from Frederick and Baltimore readers, and poems and school society notices.
Crowded house welcomed Jane Agnott and Joseph D. Clifton in Hagerstown for the first appearance of the Ranch King company. The troupe drew praise for performance, repertoire, and orchestra with high ticket demand for a second show and strong audience acclaim. Also note two local funeral notices: Benjamin Henry infant son of Mr and Mrs Glimer Babley and Daniel Wile, with services and interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The Arms of N. R. Mantz Blum snauer and Company with Shefield and Company debut a millinery display today. Parlors are thronged with shoppers viewing headwear from small opera bonnets to elaborately trimmed hats in a lively opening.
News of the Churches reports the Maryland Baptist Union Association welcomed at Flat Church Baltimore for its sixty-first annual meeting. Rev Curtis Lee Bawa delivered the welcoming address with response by Rev L Milbourne of Rocky River. Delegates from Frederick include Rev S Crockett and Eugene A Black.
Wilton Trout was convicted at the Augut term of court of assault and battery and sentenced to pay a total of 3 036 dollars in fees and costs. He could not pay and was committed to jail after the court denied an insolvency appeal filed by his counsel Edward Hewes. In the same issue, East Patrick Street grocer Willan A Zimmerman reports a second crop of strawberries, described as large and plentiful, affecting local demand.
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