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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1892
Page
3
Special dispatch from The News reports generally fair weather for the Baltimore area with possible showers this afternoon. Mary Int provides the forecast, signed by W Hamuxaron, Chief of the Weather Bureau.
The Tak News vateam press rooms push the spring edition of Tit Weexxr since Thursday night with copies for subscribers and upscale readers in Frederick Carroll Montgomery Washington and Boward counties Maryland and nearby Virginia and Pennsylvania. Advertisers may place space at regular rates by Wednesday. Readers urged to come hear the ponderous presses pound.
Nelson Thomas a well known colored man of Frederick died by self strangulation in his southern city home yesterday morning. He was 62 or 63, a bricklayer by trade and regarded as honest industrious and generous. Funeral set for 2:30 PM tomorrow from his residence, interment at Green Mount Cemetery. letters awaiting delivery listed with postal notices.
The speaker recalls the founding of the Brooklyn Tabernacle in 1870 and its revival under Dr. Talmage. He defends church generosity, cites funds raised, and describes building the current sanctuary after early struggles, noting involvement of 240,000 readers and 5,557 converts nationwide.
The narrator reflects on a long ministry at Brooklyn Tabernacle, recounting a 1874 dedication, church trials, community support, and the flood of renovations. He recalls opposition, ecclesiastical trials, and eventual unity with congregants from multiple charges. The piece ends with memories of congregants, family, and ongoing church life.
A fragmented notice mentions Mouimmsa Kane and B Carter along with a shorthand path to a special street or property action. The readable text references cloth and curtains, with a brief indication of installation or display as a concise public notice.
Fragmented OCR passage with garbled phrases and scattered names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge beyond generic references to a ceremony audience and past versus present, leaving the core news item indiscernible.
The Maryland legislature discusses bills on telegraph and telephone pole taxes, road funding for the Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railway, judges' salaries, and various local measures. The Senate and House consider amendments, appropriations, and appointments as Governor McAdoo contends with pending legislation and notices. A speared artifact found near Hagerstown attracts curiosity.
Early April will see 3,000,000 acres of land in Ghoysnne and Arrapaliog reservations thrown open to settlers. Baltimore & Ohio Mail road offers fastest East to West routes with four daily trains from major cities. Letters to Charles O. Beall at Baltingre, Md for rates, schedules and sleeping car details.
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