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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1899
Page
1
The Daily News announces a new subscription scheme with Frederick, Md and Homer, Tr, Ke as publishers. It outlines pricing per year, advance payment, and performance of delivery to readers in the United States, with annual charges and address changes handled by carriers.
The article mocks editorial campaigns and political rhetoric ahead of the election. It notes figures like James and Kin Evins, hints at Lowndes and Magyar Materhady, and suggests editors are pressing the Republican party with repeated criticisms.
Maryland horse dealers report a strong demand for coach horses with high prices spreading from major markets. Experts like Moser say locals should invest in breeding quality trotters and coach horses, arguing farm owners could profit more from horse futures than corn. The outlook suggests a shift toward specialized breeding in Maryland.
The piece praises the Maryland State ticket already nominated, noting Governor, Comptroller, and Attorney General as acceptable and free from rancor. It commends the convention held at the Academy of Music, highlights the platform, and expresses approval of the candidates and party unity under leaders such as Mrs. Lawardes or Mr. Smith.
A fragmented, era-filled page mixes political notes and local mentions. It references Captain Carter, Senator Watt, General Galatella, and General Greene with assorted claims about innocence, appointments, and past service. The garbled text ties to a 19th or early 20th century U S political scene with party notes and canvassing ideas.
Fragmented text references love and nature imagery with foreign phrases and a line about a Rockville Fair. It notes a firm, W.K. Sirsh & Co, in this city, capturing nearly every private offer for fancy chicken.
The piece surveys community life in Gidl Aimiut areas sharing talk of politics, fairs, education openings, and local events. It notes celebrations for the Jewish New Year, plans for a harvest, and forthcoming visits to Niagara, Thraddock, and local academies with hints of civic and social activity.
An 1830s Canal scene is recalled as inscriptions on lamp boards aboard canal boats appear. One reads Low freight, happy crew, low freight and nothing to do while another proclaims In Dick We Trust and on this canal we boat.
Trainer Carlo de Garmendin has brought Patment Keepete and An Hetam to Pimico for fall races. The runners will compete at multiple venues this season, with entries planned across several events on diverse dates.
A rainy market morning in Titay brings mixed supplies and noisy activity. Purchasers push through crowds as onions cabbage and melons move, prices listed for dozens per pack and per basket, with many fruits and vegetables still available despite damp conditions.
Christopher Colwablin known as the Hermit of York Road near Baltimore long inhabited a deserted old dwelling. The 80 year old recluse, once connected to the Stansbury family, has lived there alone for over a decade relying on simple meals and self care as a mystery to neighbors. A San Francisco historian recently contacted him as part of a family lineage inquiry.
A large Republican crowd gathered for a political party in Rockville on the closing day of the Rockville Kate. Governor Lowndes was expected to attend though Senator Wellington and Mr. Clollsrough could not. leaders included Senator Tonia McComas and Congresman George A. Pearre. The event featured a reception, dinner, and a tour of the fair grounds with expressions of support from prominent locals.
Mrs Donald McLean of the Daughters of the American Revolution proposes that New York women be allowed to take part in the welcome for Admiral Dewey. She offers to organize a reception and cover part of the costs, noting her brother Lieutenant McLean served with the Admiral in Manila and in the war.
The fragment describes celestial conjunctions Mercury and Venus near the Sun, visual western horizon observations, a storm period early in the month, a warm wave from the west, and magnetic activity with disturbances around the sixth, amid garbled wording and partial dates.
A local column lists many residents and visitors, noting travel between cities such as Philadelphia Baltimore Patterson and York. Names include Mr G J Duttinger Miss Mollie Wenmp e Mrs Saddlerman and Mrs Harriet Brooks. Reports mention holiday pursuits at Ocean Grove and social calls with old friends.
The funeral for William E. Bercer was held yesterday at 1 am from his residence near McKaly. Rev. Cross of Liberty officiated at Mt Zion church. Pallbearers included Grant Wachter Robert Wachter David Uranner Lawra White M Darrow and Joseph Rontzahn. Interment followed in the Mt Zion cemetery with Carty Waatha funeral director in charge.
The Clover Leaf Literary Society of Male High School reorganized on September 4 with Mant Wendrickson as chairman. Officers elected include Lea Winches president Bernard Smith vice president Hunt Mendrickson secretary Lee No Bowers treasurer and David Bawlus critic. The group adjourned to meet again September 22.
The obituary notes the death of an unnamed man from Coreaville yesterday morning. He is survived by a widow and three children. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at 9 am at Bethel church with interment in the church graveyard.
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