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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1894
Page
6
County notes describe a fire at Frederick Junction damaging a carriage house attached to a stable. Foreman John G. Bryan arrived swiftly. workers remained on scene while one horse was reportedly injured and cared for. Community updates cover rainfall, local visits, and farming activities, with several brief notices from Mountaindash and nearby towns.
Describes new drawing room cars replacing parlor and sleeping cars. Details feature private rooms with lower berths, staterooms with two berths, upper berths, and separate lavatories. Notes growing popularity of such cars on express trains and their enhanced privacy for travelers.
A damaged OCR page outlines multiple confectionery methods. It lists Candied Almonds, Coconut Candy, French Almond Bark, Nougat, Chocolate Almonds, Coffee Caramel, and Fondante. Each item includes sugar, water, nuts or chocolate steps, with notes on cooling, shaping, and flavoring such as lemon, vanilla, or cochineal. The text also references almonds, pistachios, and orange or rum-like flavorings in a vintage kitchen context.
The speaker Colonel Kilgour, famed stump orator, plans to campaign across Montgomery and Frederick counties this month. He will address the Fish tribe and other audiences, endorsing tariff reform and Democratic nominees.
The St Laure Globe reports a proposed marriage between Afra Nelle Grant Sartori, daughter of Gen. Grant, and Major Kyd Douglas, Adjutant General of Mauryland. The couple reportedly met in Narragansett and Washington, with Sartori arriving from Narragansett and Douglas registering at the Arlington Hotel. The piece notes strong North and South lineage, cites past weddings officiated by Douglas, and references public interest in a high profile union amid Civil War era tensions.
A much read summary recounts Pickett’s management of Confederate archives and the alleged misappropriation of government funds. It details payments to claimants, secret pledges, and the disappearance of records, with emphasis on the long dispute and the pursuit of truth after decades.
The text describes quarrying in upper New York and eastern Pennsylvania with blasting and controlled cuts to size blocks. It expands to a discussion of Welsh slaters and local migration patterns, then shifts to a debate on ballistics and time accuracy in dodging bullets, arguing the impracticality of dodging a modern rifle bullet and the limits imposed by gravity and timing.
Partial OCR item details passenger train routes from York to Philadelphia via Frederick and Washington with timings, noting connections and departures around 645 AM and 1st via Baltimore line. Mentions Janvings York and Frederick segments and return patterns, reflecting historical railroad timetable content.
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