PURELY PERSONAL UPDATE NOTES AND NAMES
Fragmentary OCR notes mention multiple personal names and addresses across towns. Items include Mr WoT sasraddines Taberty Mr PoC Baredy Mr Calvan Gillatt Mrs James Brown and caldaei and Mr Conrad Kuland from West Patrik street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wot Sasraddines
Taberty
Peovis
Paltaneare
Poc
Palaternia
Calvan Gillatt
Cettystuns
Ciserty
Conrad Kuland
West Patrik Street
Basta
James Brown
Caldaei
East Chursch Street
Norfolk
Var
Fate Singer
Liberty
Baltaguore
Kondangy
Henry Winebery
North
Marhet
Spring signs and urban chatter across town
The town awakes to warmer weather and greenery as signs of spring appear. Reports note rising costs, fashion chatter in Sydney, and various local curios from packing plants to relics unearthed in nearby sites. Community reminders urge cleanup after winter, with notes on diverse topics and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winloth
To der Ane Sens
Proposeit Myerns
Sydney
Feeure
Deeint Coy
Wraalloony
Bank of England
Frederick City
Litel
Paris
Vieting
Himelf
Glans
Thames
Themistocles
Cape Kralari
Ito
Fitata
Plutarch
Diodor Wa Sicha
March dawns in Yellow Springs as Eugene Martz vanishes
Lhd dibs Till Eugene Martz of Yellow Springs left with a hired horse on March lth to take pond corn to the mill. He told his wife and Mary D. Royer he would not return to dinner and disappeared. His wife and Mary have sought him since, fearing foul play as townspeople express sympathy for his wife Myra Klee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Martz
Yellow Springs
Amle
Local City Meeting Nominates Slate Amid Turbulent Session
A chaotic city hall gathering approved a nomination slate for a new council, naming John F. Kreh and Joseph Woodward among others. Officials set a Friday City Hall meeting to notify nominees and organize a committee to oversee the campaign. The ticket aims to balance professional standings with regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neak
de Dyanocte
Ars
Trinteipale
Gertie
Wiscalbak
Lara
Watson Seeretans
Telegrates
Ast
Kiah
Joseph WooGawer
George Fo Wilson
Warty
Tsar
Adeeply
Berg
Twit
Messin
Roger Meshes
Doseph
Tal Dows
John F Kreb
Aoseph
Hte
Cicorwo
E. Wilson
Yoo G. Warn Tyran
John Ed Schell
Joseph Schaldthas
Josuph I Eisenia
Mo Wertheater
A. R. Wolfe Acnehon
Col. Kemp
M Wertheaer
Thomas Kline
Otraniza
Sonny Ie
Fire Destroys Warehouse in Cheweyille. Local Officials Affected
A one and a half story frame warehouse in Cheweyville owned by Mr Betts, a state legislator, burned yesterday afternoon near the Western Maryland Railroad. Sparks from an engine ignited shingles. the adjoining brick house also caught fire but was saved with buckets of water. A locomotive rushed to remove belongings, but much of the station and yard goods were destroyed. Betts was away in Hagerstown and returned after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheweyille
Washington County
Papa
Chewaville
Auer Betts
Western Maryland Railroad
Railroad Telegraph Office
Goa, Diffenlaigh
Betts
Hagorstowwn
Mgr. Botts
Hagerstown
Chowvilly
Local Charter and Election Reforms Proposed in Frederick County
Governor endorses actions extending the Brederieck and Middletown Railway influence, amending church charter, restricting liquor within two miles of Jefferson, imposing saloon taxes in Baltimore and Frederick, setting election dates with the railroad, and creating new election districts and weighers. Provisions include recount procedures and salary payments for Richard W Miller and DO PL Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovernor Lowndes
Brederieck
Exangulfen
Lutheran Church of
Middletown
Frederick County
Jefferson
Frederick
Clabe
Baltimore City
Mrodertele and
Frederick Comunty
Haner
Braddock Teialta
Free
Wielee
Richard W Miller
DO PL Osborn
Frederick Counnty
Frederik Cointy
Wheat price quote from Frederick market report
Wheat was quoted in Frederick today with price details seen as 26 contas per barrel and 10 dollars per barrel, reflecting local market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Capt Schuey on Tecr and fleet remarks at New Haven
The article portrays Captain Schuey describing Tecr and praising Che Phindalphte as the fleet plans and naval preparations unfold. It highlights the presence of Hubert Wade Cher Mdenatel Barty and Commodore A Nistidgioade, noting their roles and distinguished service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biog di
Mbna
Hubert Wade Cher
Mdenatel Barty
Carli
Sehley
Dian
ES Hotu
Athens
H Ao Qactane
Tony Foe
Anata Courtess
Sperma
Opsindird
Traian
Vale
Brita
Chile
Diplomatic Social Visit Reveals War Fears at Polo’s Office
Hon. Charles F. Markell, Baltimore attorney, met Senor Polo y Borate in Washington for a private social call. Markell described Polo’s alarm over potential war, his confidence in President McKinley, and concerns about Congress, with little detail on any past correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markel
Charles F. Markell
West Pranklin Street
Baltimore
Frederick
Wedneahiy
Senor Polo Y Borate
Waarlangton
Markell
Daria Harrison
Wo Janeiro
Brazil
Fenor Polo
Dinel
Zaan
McKinley
Congress
Toowbay
Senor Polo
Chataay
Mae
Washttytun
Markellie
Predrick
Poorly legible regional notice on Easter window decoration
The text presents a garbled description of window decorations and individuals including references to Easter, Baatee Windows, Mesara Renner, Kemp, and Thomas with elements suggesting a local display or event. The exact names, places, and actions are unclear due to OCR corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baatee
Mesara Renner & Kemp
Thomas
Annie
Opening of New Store Displays Vast Wealth of Detail
The article describes a grand store opening with elaborate architectural features and interior decorations. It highlights the artistry of carpenters and designers, the stage and orchestra setup, and the event’s prominent attendees. The tone mirrors a local newspaper’s society page coverage.
Ve ws C2 The State Ae Men press Detegt
A lengthy OCR fragment describes a theater program and protests, referencing Watelamertenn AEE Toe and the ICCA ICOM UT RR Superrate teleG pape. It mentions a production of Uncle Tom's Cabin and a touring company with three bands of music and 400 people, arriving at the Oper House on Wednesday April 14. The piece notes public concerns about adaptations and the social impact of the play amid debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndus
Cevnge
Brothers Aioe
Cheptisa
Conan
Peti
Osean
Pheer
Owen
Eersadt
Renee
Ana
Balt
Aterne
Woe
D McCleary
Ducal Sehinut
Ein
Onmifort
Amd
Wesley Baltwoll
Tml
Bowers Limiter
Farnint x
Matternel
Oreboest
Amorion
maIdung
Wallan
Ctisthe
Doastan Lave
Viertie Gate
Mafia Pactiyegi
Corte
Aky
Ghose
Warntie
Bete
Ebira
Walla
Baltianary
Hlle Paetinent
Cain Ferfet
AL W. Marto
Dain
Stan Alf
Kpechil Eeenery
Barlow
Oper House
Funeral notices and property transfers in local records
Funeral services held for Ruth Delaxh mutt at M. O. Church with burial at the adjoining cemetery. Another funeral for Mary Pelton at Mount Olivet Cemetery followed by pallbearers and directors listed. Property transfers include Shafer to Hurshinin in Frederick County and Wolf to Wolf in Frederick County. A baseball game will be played tomorrow at Dinionvilly at 2 pm between the Unitas and Mt Pleasant teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Delaxhmutt
A. W. South
Roy A. HH. Kindle
Wilbur Ib Dineval
Samed Ge Duvall
Newald
Poty Charles Horna
Cheiatian la J. Belfeld
Edward Diehad
Samuel Notuagle
L. Obenderfer & Boh
Giltaus W. Shafer
Clarles Hi. Hurshinin
Predertel Counnty
Lek the Stephens
Ida M. Fleming
Lot
Frederiet City
Daniel W. Forred
Naury Walf
Frederick County
Nainey Wolf
Racha He Wolf
Rei
Wstite Diy
Frederick Commis
Dante Byamles
Nichol
Hane Hall
Ayano
Dinionvilly
Unitas Dite
Mt. Pleasant
Fragmented OCR Tale Mixed With Names and Phrases
A garbled OCR passage blends names, places, and phrases with scattered fragments. It reads like an incomplete historical page capturing scattered references without a clear single event or coherent narrative.
Local notices and ads mix in unclear text fragment
A garbled local item list mentions liquor, venues, a Young Men’s Republican meeting, and a Doctor Boteler contact. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, with fragmented references to prices, bars, and events.
RODOCKS AND CO BEET WE OPENTO A NEW SALE
A garbled note from GEO. S. RODOCK & CO references a sale or business action with names like Mata Corey Pearls Et Ciey and Halim, mentioning tickets, dates, and locations in a hazy ledger style. The fragment hints at a mid era commerce notice or auction line but is unreadable in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catateel Hatha
Mata
Corey Pearls
Halim
Blas
Bs Won Seow
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Daly News
David Bottent
Amment
Atartean Welberet
Poe
Geartang Deanea
Italy
Mimety
Juahu
Haurel
Lorm
Sarria
Org
Bern Txak
Cds Sadak Setwealay
NEW Addn Eeylisrymln
HOC Reefer
Storse
Diets
Stalb Bros
Pater Beer
Calin Hows
Chume
Belghet
Lhd
Klee
DR Ira
McCurdy
Lwall Relly
Taka, Mart
Capt. Schuey
Deantttal
Go Bey
Denor Polo
Calleon Hall
Frederickity
Ronenour'n Ging
Amelropolitan Estarme Vt
William Bo Grilith
Aif Cumber- Land
Mary- Ind
Secretary of the Treasury
Grdieh
Gritith
Warth
Daveessind
Gage
Ascot
Patrick Atevet
Bern
Haa
L. E. Mullinix
ETIE
Axminster
Aly
I. I
Joan Hendrickson
Lede
Anal Lp
Tiveua Pen Ssn
Yeep
Fone
Taney
Sith Thasoeis
Gene
Vane
Pth
Jou i Taso
Ali Halidhiy Oui
Todkes
Allen
Elea
Betiitas
George Diab
Washington
Curtin
Barnrekar
Patrick Street
Young Men's Republican Aasvetaon
Kreder Tel
Banminer Tadlding
Cbs
E.cline
Wee. al
Walt
Markell & Trail
Joti VW. Markell
Arthur Trail
Nest Quality Coal
Vardantnofr Rick
Caron ST
Trederick
Niblawil
Towssnyp Scort & Son
ASD
Rrokprs
Ps North Steet Haltimore
Med
Ay Con Liu
Pat WA
MV. Staub
Leon Sgot
Cees
Tharp
Garnier Davethy
Mbabane
Eivona Ali
Lana
FAMES
TVW
Railing
PAG Grocery Co
Dalkey
MOMEN
Hredericks
Mittvedt
Vener
Claston
Keorrty - Hemminond
Mterney
Camarlore
Redirbeks
Py Levy
Court Atreet
Nicodemus
North Market Street
Atenate
Marriott Uy
Clarence Boteler
Atte
Lees Kar
Nose and Thioat
Kandasite University
Western
Maryland
Bat Stie Street
Washington, DU
Pesderick
Botelor
A. B. Hargeitt
Wandsteinge
Java
A. B
Hanover
GEO. S. Rodock & CO
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