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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1898
Page
4
A fragment describes subscription rates for The Daily News and The Weekly News offering monthly and yearly options, prepaid discounts, and delivery details. It mentions tax office connections and mailing addresses in Frederick, Maryland, with delivery and club inducements, and notes payment terms and second class mail status.
The article argues for annexation of Cuba, cites U S policy, and predicts a path from military occupation to a US governed island. It notes General Gomez's resignation, the Cuban republic’s proclamation, and suggests annexation as the best outcome for stability and progress. The piece emphasizes US influence and the desire to avoid a failed native government.
Fragmented dispatch notes Dewey and Samp son rhetoric, then discusses election returns and party voting trends. It references Baltimore and Baltimore News, mentions taxes rising, taxpayers, and public sentiment but details remain unclear due to OCR corruption. The overall tone mocks political spin and fiscal concerns.
The fragmentary OCR recalls quick quotes from Brooklyn Life Roxbury and Chicago papers. It mentions a character named Bobby facing a harsh lesson, a pool position inquiry, bicycle riding, a man with a frown and double chin, a joke about wanting the earth, and a girl who makes little things count by teaching arithmetic.
Commentary from the New York Herald argues auxiliary cruisers do help transport passengers to Europe and back, but their indispensability depends on facing a navy stronger than Spain. The Louisville Courier notes rising bank clearings alongside railroad earnings, indicating real business activity despite low tariffs.
IG AG LALOIIGS notes trolley service to Myersville faces snags yet proceeds with Christmas parties planned. Winter health warning urges cleanliness to combat malignant diseases and prevent illness as season peaks.
A letter from Edstor Shafer in the Hrunswich Herald claims yesterday’s Naswe piece was not written by him and not done with his knowledge. He signs as A. Atco Radelitt and requests correction.
A fragmentary vocal collage marks summer’s end with verse on the day summer died, wooded fields, frost, and fading light. It includes Kuwa G Weston’s prose note in Would's Companion about war prices and reflections on Guy Miles and a horse, plus James Waitcoma Rincy's poem Where is Little Marjorie, about a missing girl and a haunting rain.
Hymeneal notices list marriages of Alten E Moberly and Sceauy M Bell at a Presbyterian church with reception at 54 West South Street. Garey Barnes best man and Anna Bell bridesmaid. William F P Blickenstaff and Floy L Morgan wed in Shookstown. Knights Templar Conclave tickets offered by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for travel to Pittsburgh with round trip fare details and return limits.
Miss Barck of this six will give a party at 70 East Fourth Street Monday night in honor of Miss Bertie and BR Giahe of Waelton. Speptic is the cane of untold offering. By taking How's Sarsayania the digestive organs are tone and dyspepsia is cured.
Numerous church services announced for tomorrow across Lutheran Reformed Episcopal Baptist and Methodist congregations with times for morning and evening sermons. Special notes include harvest sermons, Sunday school, Epworth League, quarterly conferences, and a United Brethren Institute session on September 20 to 22 in Thuormont.
A bustling market scene shows abundant corn tomatoes cucumbers squashes beans grapes and late crops in prime form. Prices note poultry apples oranges peaches berries and vegetables with meats and hams listed in rough per unit ranges and shoppers carrying baskets toward home on a cold day in Frederick.
A reflective column teases autumn in town with scenes from dances, fairs, and meetings. It mentions Pat’s departure for Denver, the Polar Star cruise, and the Republican Convention. Local shops, schools, picnics, and preparations for winter are threaded through seasonal sights and social whims.
Dr Samuel H Forman of Baltimore named institute conductor for Maryland by the State Board of Education under the latest legislature act He is 40 with 14 years teaching in public schools 8 in Maryland 6 in New England His last Maryland post was Salisbury High School principal He holds a PhD from Johns Hopkins 1897 and a MA from Dickinson College His supporters include several Johns Hopkins University figures and state educators He will join the State Normal School faculty and lead five day teachers institutes annually with salary 218 percent annually plus travel expenses Governor Lowndes presided at the meeting and others attended A Washington County man Ezta Barber died of paralysis in Hagerstown at 70
A Chicago Record account describes how Commodore Schley’s fleet chased a Spanish battleship near Santiago as the Brooklyn closed in. A misidentified ship led to a tense near engagement with the Austrian Maria Theresa, illustrating American resolve and cautious tactics at sea.
Special dispatch reports Rev Dr John Hall, famed Presbyterian divine of New York, died this morning in Baxcos. The prominent clergyman, known for his long service and influence, is mourned by church and city.
News of the State reports Centreville moving to secure a better water supply. Updates include the annual State Entologist W G Johnson report and local political appointings such as Mt Airy vaccine physician Dr William E Gaver. County actions cover jail construction, a Democratic State Central Committee chair in Montgomery, and Montgomery Agricultural Society finances showing a $5936.29 fall in receipts yet debts are reduced by about $275.
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