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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1898
Page
2
A dense OCR fragment offers Moon's Phrases with political notes and a long column on current events. It mentions Admiral Dewey, Weyler, and salience of civil discourse, urging calm investigation into government war-time mismanagement and criticizing partisan plays. It references Frederick and local patriotic movements.
The record states the individual was not guilty of the fault because he likely lacked the opportunity to act. It emphasizes the absence of chance as the primary factor in the decision, suggesting circumstances rather than intent or capability.
Contemporary comment notes England and America both talk of peace yet fight more than other nations. The brief items praise or mock leaders and towns, mentioning Aguinaldo’s proclamations, deceased Fifth Regiment soldiers, and Laurel’s civic improvements as it grows into a model town.
A collage of humorous quotes and snippets from different newspapers. Include lines about home life, indigence, fortune, patient care, and a waitress's lament. The text blends witty banter and satirical asides, reflecting a lighthearted, if fragmented, snapshot of early 20th century feuilletonese.
A compilation discussing Roosevelt campaign stumping, Army inquiry into War Department management, Spain war costs cited at 1145,000,000, reactions to Swiss execution legality, anarchist asylum issues, and anti imperialist views by ex senators and university presidents on Philippines policy with remarks on Alaska native treatment and Russia.
The fragment references travel home milestones and a possible Republican Congressional convention in the near future. Names appear garbled, with mentions of Allegheny and a long tour, suggesting a period piece about political activity and travel fatigue.
A fractured verse piece praises England and the Queen, laments Spain, and urges universal liberty with lines invoking We Twain, Albion, the Eagle, and a shared dream of justice. It references a poet laureate and a call for unity, then abruptly shifts to a domestic vignette about Delia and her supper, featuring Delia’s chafing dish and a simple meal.
Glowing weather in the forecast as mellowing heats ease. Stores prepare for cooler days, while a summer inn proprietor weighs profit and laws. A Venies cafe endures 160 years without closing. a flue horse changes hands. a mega-rich figure Crovan is noted. A missionary meeting and various curiosities follow, with health tips touting Stomached bitters and a strange tale of a statesman’s chewing habit.
Prominent Garrett county Republicans protest being left off the district convention delegation. They say they will support a qualified Republican for Congress but refuse to pledge for Ravenscroft. One voter voices frustration with patronage and urges electing a man of unquestioned ability, even if that means backing a strong Democrat if needed. They decline to name a preferred candidate but demand readiness to back any adequately prepared Republican.
Letters from readers urging stronger police presence to curb night mischief and protect residents. Citizens complain about annual annoyances by youths and the reuse of city basement spaces like the Court House for holding suspects, suggesting steel cages and better facilities.
A reader in the city for three months commends Tax News for its clean presentation and independence. He praises the paper's editorial on Colored Soldiers in the War and urges thoughtful citizens to support it, calling it a wholesome informer and impartial defender of rights.
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