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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
4
A brief notice lists items sought including Marea Wanted, Btable Wanted, Morris Chairs, Beater Wear, and Master Hamu. The fragment suggests a classifieds style appeal for furniture and goods. The wording implies an intent to procure items rather than sell them.
Purely personal items recount local residents and visitors in Frederick including Eva Sappington, Misane and Devilbies, Col Ulysses Hobbs, Richard Laws Lea, Sophia Deltrick, Mina Amy Kemp, Marie Birely, Grice Houck, L. V. Baughmas, Fred Albaugh, Gay Huntington, Bess Shute Jones, Eidman family, Irdman, Zscharisa, Calvin Metcalfe, Clara Brust, Entwistle, and a Frederick and Middletown railroad board meeting to choose electricity or steam power for the road.
In Baltimore Judge Weekes discharged a jury that stood eleven for acquittal and one for murder in the second degree against Mrs Angelier. Angelier and his wife were released from jail after bail posted by multiple sureties. The court noted the eleven jurors favored acquittal and anticipated no further trial, while bankers from across Maryland planned a Baltimore convention on April 9 and 10.
Mr O H Eckstein returns from Charlotte N C to Frederick and moves toward relocating to Booths. He foresees substantial success in cigar manufacturing in the new city and notes his Eckstein factory has begun operations with soon large output. Mrs Eckstein and their young son visited Washington on a trip.
The assessment bill divides Frederick county into eight districts. District No. 8 covers Frederick city. other districts include Middletown Petareville Buckstown Arbabe and more. The list names Liberty New Market Woodville Creagerstown Mehan icstown Mt. Pleasant Lewistown Tuscarora Catoctia Haavers Jackson and other areas.
A derailed train near Point of Bocks in this county injures a twenty year old man and another youth. The incident occurs at night on the B and C line near Winchester. Emergency crews care for the injured as authorities investigate the crash and weather remains unsettled.
Product wording promotes a fig syrup as easing digestive and kidney discomfort with mentions of headaches fevers and bowel concerns. Claims relief for a variety of ailments. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
A damaged record details the cantesmalement of Mr A Gregg Miller, ex-clerk at Central National Bank, tied to a receipt altered from 3000 to 1500 dated December 28, 1695. W Soot Ven Fosses allegedly recorded the alteration, with Emprship master Courien W Miller defending his son.
Judge Dantel Castle of Frederick dies at home after long years of service on the Orphans Court and as a Republican tax collector. Ex-Burgess Allen Sparrow of Middletown dies after a long life of public service and church work. Josiah W. Jones, wealthy Montgomery County farmer and benefactor, dies at Olney. Mary M. Easterday, widow of Daniel Beaterday, dies in Boonsboro at 73. Keeney of Liberty victory and several other local deaths noted with funeral details. A boy, Harry Bantz, dies after an accident near West Virginia Junction. Continuous obituary roundup reflecting local governance, faith, and community roles.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses drab water and Monocacy, mentions crocs and farms seeking a cycle, and endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for life and health. Limited readable entities. no clear event or date identified.
The News promotes cycling as a healthful pastime and urges readers to buy bicycles locally. It highlights Rambler as a top model, notes other affordable options like The Ideal and Highest Grade, and announces agency agreements with manufacturers, offering test models and second hand machines.
The forecast expects an unsettled April with storms mid month and easterly activity. Early month brings rain and sleet in the north with northerly cool spells and frost, followed by a warm spell around the 17th and 18th with showers. Showers become heavier with thunder and hail later, then shifting to increasing warmth and further showers toward month end.
Mr Francis O Connor an employe of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Brasswick suffered a severe injury while removing a band from a line casing. His finger was mashed off in the accident. Craafont proprietor of One Bicycle Manufacturing Company of Hi town reportedly insured his life for 200000 in a New York company. It is stated to be among the largest life insurance sums in the United States.
Joseph H Brennan resigns as president due to other business. Directors elect Lawrence B Kemp as his successor and Maryland district bank examiner. Kemp, with prior mercantile and banking experience, previously worked at Merchants National Bank and Wallies forgeries mention. Newspaper notes warm congratulations and favorable comment in Anaseiel circles.
Delightful concert by Bistolfi's New York Trio earned high praise in Hagerstown. The performers showcased intense musical feeling with whistle tone and crafted interpretations of The Moori, Bohemian Girl, Spanish Serenade, Mascagni Intermezzo, and Passing Regiment. The review lauds the show as one of the town's best musical entertainments. Sigvor Bistolfi's whistle technique drew special notice and the piece ends with hope for future returns to the city.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association met in the association building parlor to arrange a reception to follow the upcoming anniversary. A second special meeting is set for next Wednesday to finalize arrangements and define duties for the event.
Frederick city and surrounding area feature Easter events and sales. Stara and Shripes will be displayed near North Market Street to mark a flag placement, with J Edward Rice as recording secretary. Local ads highlight Brown outfits, Eric a Brac and Pictures, fresh seafood at market prices from AL Kline, and new Easter offerings in toys and eggs. Dr Ire J McQurdy opens a new Patrick Street location April 4, and EB Albaugh requests advance notice for Easter ice cream.
TI MUDEL offers ladies capes and jackets described as pretty and stylish with good quality at moderate prices. The notice highlights fashionable effects and reasonable value for shoppers.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice about Bazan LAD a roller floor item and a Vistoris related sale. The text mentions 45k and SSPERATOR Sbd but lacks clear dates or full names for concrete context.
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