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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1894
Page
2
The text shows garbled headlines and fragments from The Daily News and The Weekly News with references to political talk of Kentucky Maryland and Frederick. It mentions a trust and prosperous fair trade and a call to keep health awareness high as communities face disease risks.
The text notes Teck's reply to relief offers, arguing Minnesota bears greater needs and urging direct aid to those distressed, with a general critique of wealth and philanthropy in the era. It references John D. Rockefeller and a broad call for charitable support to the afflicted.
A fragmentary column reviews political motives at agricultural fairs with Governor Brown and Isidore Hayner amid farmers’ prospects. It critiques high interest and bank credit, linking Tariff debates to hard times and urging swift, firm actions against crime to protect communities nationwide.
The text portrays a Protestant pastor who engages parishioners weekly, balancing church duties with social visits. It notes clerical income varies pre war from £70 to £100, influenced by his housing, and contrasts city clergy life with broader urban settings and gardened church houses.
A garbled collection of letters, notices, and notices to editors from various correspondents. The text references local events, hymns, church services, a grand plan and tournament at New Market Grove, and opinions on market hours. It mentions Dr Downay, Col L V Eaton, J F Eleenhiauer, and community concerns about trains, post offices, and civic duties.
A fragmentary poetic scene blends The Ring of Fauetus with moral verses on life and faith. The text contrasts magical imagery with a household code of wifely commands and domestic discipline in a dated, literary voice.
The lengthy notice marks Mr Booce Pratt’s 80th birthday on September 20 with private family celebrations at Tivall country home. It outlines his career from a Massachusetts birthplace in 1803 to Baltimore business success and his notable gifts and public roles.
A four horse team attached to a heavy wagon driven toward Greenfield Falls overturned on a mountain descent near Jefferson. Passengers including Miss Jennie Carty and others sustained injuries as a buggy was upset and riders were tossed free. Mulltville travelers and others narrowly escaped serious harm.
A curious scene at a railway station shows a Telegram operator and a passenger debating a ten word limit for messages. The woman insists on brevity, counting ten words precisely and negotiating which words to drop for a readable row.
An obituary note recalls Jesse C Engel of Maryland aged 62, son of John A Engel formerly of Johnaville, and brother of Mrs E W W Stoner of Union Bridge. Details include marriage to Laura Bostlon and years near Unionville, with 15 years in Tennessee. Also reported is death of Jabo Montgomery of Baltimore at about 15 years old, and Lealie Feste aged eighteen dying in Middletown. A lawn fete organized by Union Chapel ladies at Willow Glen Farm near the city invites Frederick Bicycle Club and Whilitoman Society members.
A reported incident involves Edward Haller's long-held pet dying after a crash while Arthur Smith of Hagerstown drove home from Wolfeaville. The case notes a vehicle collision with injuries and varying brake length measurements observed at the scene.
Sidney Mercier son of Cornel Mercier formerly of Frederic county now residing in Washington wed Mary Leonard of Heston Maen last Saturday at 2 50 p m Pawnee Heard From Joseph Walling Frederick returned from Fawnen Titli’s wid af Teens May Mew Gta La lets to be eat Holland cro wd s and towns in south France and Italy for the winter return to America in spring.
The article explains that the September Twelfth holiday changes the due dates for commercial paper between states. Maryland law governs local obligations but a payment in another state follows that state’s holiday. A bank’s rights depend on local law, and the piece recounts a related incident at a hotel with Dr Jobe Ho Ztemermas and injuries not caused by the holiday rules.
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