Frederick Daily News Preview and Local Highlights
The issue notes subscriptions at 1.00 per year with mail or carrier delivery in the city and United States, and calls for annual advertising orders. It mentions Maryland politics, Thanksgiving proclamations, a British hero rumor, and a mid winter forecast via onion skin signs. It highlights Geo Kilmer's article on Shafter's columns and Santiago, plus farm, market, Sunday School lessons, and local features like The Girl About Town and The Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Waaniy
United States
Geo. Kilmer
Shafter
Santiago
The Political Field in Maryland Elections
The region shows muted interest as campaigns open for Maryland's congressional race. Pearce supporters expect a large win while Poffenberger followers are confident. statewide bets swirl but local activity is sparse with few speeches or large meetings. In the First district Colonel Smith is forecast to win, and gold Democrats once backed Republicans but now stay with their party. Mr. Wellington notes the lack of enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pearce
Poffenberger
Good J
Colonel Smith
Wellington
Contest intrigues shape Maryland races on the Eastern Shore
The piece surveys district by district voting mood in Maryland with Democrats favoring Tippett in the Buc ond district and Republicans showing less enthusiasm yet aiming for a still hunt. It notes Wachter may hold the fort, Denny support from gold party voters, Mudd campaigning hard, and Cummings as a swing factor. If Democrats win the First, Republicans could carry the South, leaving four districts doubtful and a likely four Republicans two Democrats delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Bucond
Tippett
Dal‘thmorenna
Wachter
Gold
Denny
McIntire
Mr. Mudd
Maryland
Contem porary comment on politics and peace efforts
A collection of quotations from multiple papers. The remarks touch on peace efforts becoming permanent, the Damocles sword in France tied to Dreyfus, Spain’s melancholy evacuating Cuba, Tammany Hall’s reform prospects, and European political stagnation. Also mentions Porto Rico and Washington as busy with material development and American political methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Damocles
Dreyfus
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
Thowasin
Washington
Snippets of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collage of humorous exchanges and poems from various papers. A girl hints at a soul for music as a suitor changes the subject. A small boy is teased by a girl requesting his mother’s approval. Light verse notes poets and memory, buckwheat cakes, and a quip about a happy man’s six necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Peace sentiment and war fears in press quotes
A compilation from the Chicago Most and other papers notes varied reactions to peace Jubilees and potential war with Spain. It cites Belaore reflections on Bryanism and a hopeful stance that France and England avoid bloodshed as Kitchener is praised and the Marseillaise provokes applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Herbert Kitchener
London
City looks to future as memorials stir public mind
Frederick residents react to the end of the Scott Key monument affair and the ongoing Schley memorial dispute. The aged landscape awakens with renewed civic energy as locals discuss monuments and local history amid recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Old Land
Scott Key
Schley
Deaths and notices in Frederick area passings
Obituaries from Frederick and nearby towns report the deaths of Bennett of West South Street, Bailey of Rockville, Rohrback of Hagerstown, and Elizabeth Ways of Cumberland. Also notes on Miss Mary Rohrback, local funeral plans, and a brief Frederick area death count with weathered details.
Quiet city notes and civic reflections in Frederick
An Observer and an Editor share views on lawfulness and order in the city. Citizens praise police vigilance while expressing calm political activity. Farmers discuss husking corn as winter nears. A local rider notes a recent lull in bicycling after a summer of waning enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Moments Will Tie Slose Iver Crooked Sash
A reader recalls a dramatic moment where a speaker, praised for stately, graceful delivery, discovers her sash is cracked after applause fades, turning public admiration into distress and embarrassment in the hall.
The Girl About Town Autumn Musings And Plans
A vivid column on autumn scenes and social life mentions theatre, weddings, fairs, and politicking in Frederick. It notes millinery receptions, dances, teas, and hospital bazaars, with forecasts for Thanksgiving and Christmas events, and a forthcoming Masonic Bazaar to raise funds for a temple at City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Bazar
City Opera House
Columbia Lodge
Jacques de Moelay
Enoch Rovrel
Ma. Sechrist
F. T. Rhodes
Home Merchants Praise and Local Fire Notes
Patronize the Home Merchants. They provide credit and fair prices, aiding taxes, schools, and streets. In Winter Uniform, police gain winter weight outfits from Rosenstock Brothers, with a Baltimore firm handling wading. A rear-wheel detachment incident near South Market Street ends safely after wheel replacement. Junior Steam Fire Engine No.2 notes a death and forms a repairs committee. A brief West Third Direct fire at Dr Edward Bowles residence took minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Direct
Edward Bowles
Portieres
Porlor
Church Improvement Sets Lutheran Edifice for New Year
The Evangelical Lutheran Church undergoes major repairs over seven weeks with carpenters painters and tinting. West steeple nearly finished others soon. interior work to start after scaffolding removal. Electric wiring ground floor galleries and fresco painting underway. Total cost expected at five thousand dollars or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Poole
Carpenter World
Henry Lampe
Yeary Fox
Sews of the State and County News Briefs
Physicians in Carroll form a medical society. Grover Dill killed by an explosion in Queen Annes. Mr Charles Brown of Nanticoke and family sick from cabbage. Judge Lewis convicted of burning Charles Bishops hotel in Worcester. Iron truss collapse at Hagerstown power house injures workers. Washington county commissioners report a gratifying annual statement. Frostburgh Republicans oppose Sloan speech over civil service law. Dr James F McShane embezzlement case set for November 14. J Henry Schone wins 2500 damages against Baltimore county over Hillen road omnibus. Yearly Meeting of Society of Friends for Western Shore Maryland opens at Park Avenue Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Grover Dill
Queen Anne’s
Charles Brown
Nanticoke
Worcester County
Lewis
Charles Bishop
Hagerstown
Astairs
Washington County
Frostburgh
Sloan
James F. McShane
Baltimore
J. Henry Schone
Baltimore County
Hillen Road
The
Society of Friends
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Park Avenue
Hymenal Roogle Toogood Wedding in Denver Colorado
Simpson M E Church in Denver Col hosted a pretty wedding of Edith Toogood and Carlton Koogle formerly of the county. Rev J Beardsley and Rev W Keator officiated. Bridesmaids Lillian Beatrice and Batie. Best man Edward Koosle ushers Dessellam Burg. Reception at bride’s parents home. Couple to reside after November 1. Waters Watk ins marriage in Germantown Montgomery County. Next week Young Selimen wedding set November 2 at 3.20 at Poolesville Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roogle
Toogood
Simpson
Batie
Edward Koosle
Messrs
Charles Dessellam
Martin Burg
Mrs. Koogie
J. P. Selimen
Elizabeth Young
Presbyterian Church
Poolesville
Yale Law Shingle editor chosen from senior class
Charles William Birely of Frederick was elected editor in chief of the Shingle at a Yale Law School senior meeting in New Haven. He is a Class of 1896 graduate who pursued the three year law course. A three member committee will arrange terms for portraits. Birely named associate editors F. S Jackson and B. Simpson with C. Briggs as literary editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Law School
New Haven
Birely
G. W. Smith
J. B. Ullman
Social World and Farm News From Frederick Area
A social evening hosted by Lancoln Englebrecht at his residence near Frederick included an entertaining barn gathering with refined refreshments. Frank Brenner reported raspberries picked at J. E. Price’s farm, describing them as large and flavorful. An Orphans' Court case notes the will of Sarah A. Davall from Backerys town Maryland for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rant
Englebrecht
Frederick
Frank Brenner
Irving
J. E. Price
Paine's celery compound praised by Philadelphia charity figures
An article extols Paine's celery compound as a tonic for nerve strain and health, citing praise from Mrs Katherine Kennedy of the Women's Christian Association in Philadelphia and testimonials from users in public institutions. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves, improves blood, and helps prevent disease across cities.
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Eighteenth and
Arch Streets
Philadelphia
Women's Christian Association
WLCLA
Hone
Katherine Kennedy
Ainting
Wells & Richardson Company
Paine
Miss Kennedy
Union
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