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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1898
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows readers seeking talent lottery style details. It mentions Rosenour's and Sonith's names but lacks coherent actions or clear events to report with accuracy.
Purely personal items list Mr Chagnon J Brot of Hartmore visiting New York, Mrs Haller returning from Washington, Rev Sallamin Bhardun of Boston leaving for Washington, Eli Nicodemus in Baltimore for a conference, Pochureh a Buckeyatown church delegate staying with Wm Baker Jr in Albion Hotel, Miss Minervia Plessinger visiting relatives and planning trips to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and York Pa with time in various towns noted.
A fragmented OCR page offers assorted curiosities and quotes on Spain, labor, finance, and daily life. Items touch on April foals, pocket-picking in London, shark oil, land shares, and old railway signals, plus notes on wages in Hungary, the United States, and England, with remarks on honesty and public life.
A society notice reports the marriage at First Methodist Episcopal Church as Rev J A Price officiated for Dundy and Daisy A Grimes. A white gown and bouquet described, with Nellie Grimes and Helen Darby as bridesmaids and other attendees listed amid decorative details. Also referenced is a travel tip advertising Syrup of Figs and a note appointing a railway mail clerk Millard Hardie of Pantor Kocke.
A historic township precinct meeting outlines delegates and central committee members. Names include John BL Kreh Thomas Khaw and George Wilson among others, with chair and secretary elected at each venue. Further precinct notes list delegates and central committee members for Precinct No 2 3 and 4 with several local leaders named.
The New Market Literary Club held its regular Friday meeting with Rev. dine Andeman presiding. Miss Alice Wood read the program, and an election named Alice Wood president Miss Lina Stier vice president and Margaret Wowk secretary. Adjournment set for the 6th instant in Hammond Hall.
McMurry Parking Company starts its fall schedule running from now through September with in-house can production and employment of a sizeable workforce. Arbor Day Proclamation preparations are underway by the Governor, expected to name the observance date soon. Senator Honey G Tavis of Mineral County, WV seeks Democratic nomination for the next election. Women college dance underway for holiday season. schools announce inspections. Col. A. Saunders to inspect Frederick milemen at the armory.
Disjointed notes recount rapid war developments, political unrest, and international reactions. Mentions allied powers, crisis moments, and possible strategic moves, with scattered references to leaders, dates, and places. The fragmented text hints at evolving fronts and diplomatic strain across multiple regions.
The page records numerous Frederick County real estate transfers, deeds, and parcel descriptions involving individuals such as Martin Le Hearn, Susan A Whitnere, and Margaret C Myers, plus notes of land and perches. It also carries a Baltimore Herald sketch of William F Chilton, Republican mayoral candidate, detailing his background, early life, education, and career path under the new city charter.
A group of fruit growers has filed an application for a new establishment near the old John Brown church on the Sharpesbury to Phirper’s Ferry road. The matter references the portmaster and reads as a formal office action with the named official Mr Dav ad Prain.
A named individual was committed to a housing home after being taken by Constable Lowe. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but involve a legal or welfare action directing care at a formal residential facility. Further context from the original report would clarify names and dates.
A lengthy report outlines the Monument Committee and Deans thams Lewis Adtiee work, with lists of attendees including Miss Dara Karu and Mr Prat Peehaa. It notes elections, leadership changes, and an adjournment as key events, with names of officials and committees forming the backbone of the proceedings.
Church notices report lectures by Rev HLS Barnum of Constantinople at Presbyterian Church and Rev Antonin Daris at Zion Reformed Church in Charlesille. Postponed Young People’s Committee meeting. missionary work and Easter services noted. Ashes on Good Friday. Glade Reformed Missionary and Easter service planned at Walkersville. Quarterly conference for United Brethren at Mt. Vernon on April 4 and 5. Passover feast observances and unleavened bread restrictions described. services and programs listed.
A banquet honored Mr James M M, eighth of Wooduhore, president of the Frederick County Liquor Dealers Association, with guests from prominent circles. The ceremony featured compliments, a silver cake, and speeches linking the event to legislative activity and the association’s continued efforts.
A fragmentary newspaper section details a charity program with musical performances by MG CG Barlow and a colored quartet, a grand council meeting with officers elected, and auctions of personal property. It mentions the American Legion, a memorial plan for Dr. Grady, a Christian Thotas farm program, and a Frederick county fair date near October.
Readable fragments show scattered names and phrases across a jumbled page. The content hints at a list of names, actions, and places but lacks coherent context or a clear event.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Temple of Fancy and Predorteh Association with upcoming events and offerings. Includes references to Spader Cnethst and Manes, Le ae aimee rr Naat begs, and a promotional tone inviting readers to view novelties and attend demonstrations.
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