12 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1892
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item mentions individuals and a street name with unclear context. It lists A C Loren ts and a market street reference, but the full event or action is unreadable. The readable bits point to a local notice or snippet without a clear headline or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions Saiz rick and adjoin Bix acres lard hind adloition Lynch Orndorff extension sue Rey oy of Bins George HK wured ors tur Miia pedvesey Por participation well pevaperg for pes- 8, Fn call at at my offios.
Fragmentary notice describes a nine acre parcel with a two story brick house, stable and outbuildings on the Alms Hovee Pike about one mile from rok. The spread is for sale under the old river plan with details left to interested buyers.
W Truixa Pansons announces purchases and commissions at the Office Mutual Insurance Building 25 Frederick Maryland. A Rome made stove and a catalogued line of ventilating appliances are exhibited by Traunion Foundry and Stove Works at the Central Hotel Building ballroom showing lace, finish, and operational details for prospective buyers.
Utica firm Snook Bros. loses control of a horse team at the B&O freight yard after fright from a brick yard whistle. A second wagon struck by the runaway team upsets another wagon, injuring none. At Veterans Hall a large turnout supported by subscriptions funds a veterans camp project with hotel gifts aiding the cause.
A damaged notice describes a healthful sale approach with minimal effort by merchants. It urges small acts like a tiny email tapics and modest folding to attract customers. The piece hints at tax relief and a swift path to broad interest, mentioning a prior trader experience and a plea for prompt publicity.
Washington April 11 The Senate declared Mr Young's executive clerkship vacant amid a charge of astraying and claims of betrayal of executive secrets. The committee on foreign relations reported in favor of removal, while supporters argued the case targets an honorable man. The vote followed heated remarks by Senator Sherman and Manderson, with further police action in Pennsylvania involving a fugitive deputy sheriff.
A flood devastates towns across the south. Fifty lives lost and six hundred homeless as the rising river swallows Columbus and surrounding areas. Rescue boats saved hundreds. prominent figures like Cole Baldwin and William Johnson led swift efforts despite drownings. The disaster compounds with property loss and displacement among Black residents.
A school trip on the Boston Pannavtoo near Spectacle Island ends in tragedy as eleven boys and their instructor are swept to sea by a squall. Nine perish in the cold water while two survive the capsizing near City Point. The instructor prayed farewell as the craft overturned, with rescuers unable to reach all in time.
The New York presbytery met at the Scotch church on Fourteenth street to elect delegates and alternates for the general assembly to be held in Portland, Oregon on May 19. A controversial overture on revision and doctrinal formula prompted debate and a delay in final action.
The letter writer argues that provisions for poor children in Tirtaanla’s public schools are unfairly deprived. They condemn governor actions seen as limiting access to education and print materials. The piece recalls historical references to school funding and the long struggle to provide books, urging reforms for the commonwealth's children.
Fragments recount Governor Frank Thomas of Maryland with roles in Congress, the Chesapeake and Ohio boundary dispute, and the 1860 Philadelphia Loyalists, plus a brief roll of local residents ill or recovering. Names include Thomas, Lincoln, and local officials. dates range 1841 to 1876, with mentions of political power shifts and a Peruvian ministerial tenure.
Mr and Mrs J M Birely announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Delay Alice to Mr Robert A Keusp of Frederick. The ceremony will be at the Krangallcal Lutherse Church on April 30 at 1 pm with a home reception after May 1. Also notes scattered items about legal cases and marriages.
Governor Seay speaks at Kangtier about the purveyors and dangers as armies mass near forts. Cattlemen fear the reservation claim and tribes mobilize to defend land. Trains bring workers and materials, saloons push back against bans, while opening dates for Oklahoma loom in dispute.
A San Gabriel boy in an orange tie helps preview items for the fair from Cape Colony and Rome, including paintings and relics. Officials outline vast metal ornament work for main buildings, a Lord of the Estes locomotive, and a grand fountain in front of the Administration Building as part of a sprawling World’s Fair display.
Maryland politics and a constitutional debate are recapped with discussion of Governor Brown and the proposed revision. A separate item reports a police raid on a Buffalo pool hall, arrests, and follow-up court action.
The April market notes list flour prices and commodity bids with varying figures across categories. Mentions of pork, lard, and other staples appear, but the text is garbled with many illegible lines and inconsistent figures, yielding a fragmented snapshot of the day’s quotations.
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