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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1898
Page
5
The Wikkly Naws promises a twelve page issue ready Thursday with Hewes and smug features. It claims the paper has Frederick city and county’s largest fan base and serves as an unmatched advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by Wednesday for changes each week.
A crowd of colored residents on Easter Monday in Five and a Half Street sparked a night of pandemonium. Marcella Brown Olivia Brown and Ida Henderson were arrested after a fight that left one woman with facial injuries. Magistrate Biser fined Marcella Brown ten dollars and Olivia Brown five dollars each. Henderson jailed thirty days for nonpayment.
A public reading was completed before the Honan of Representatives in Washington. Featerday readers received at Ter Nriva allice early in the afternoon and were handed to the public. The favta were read with interest by AWETE prow apdes.
Tytee Huth is invited by Col Tra Telor to attend the telecast of the ceremony for the Fourth Regiment of Infantry. Mars lied at dened we talemer ony.
Easter services spanned several churches with sermons on the risen Christ and immortality. Preachers including Rev. J. J. Wilhite and Rev. Osborne Ingle led morning and evening rites as choirs and Sunday schools conducted special programs, recitations, and musical offerings.
Funeral notices list mourners for Josephine Tolnon and Thomas W. Warhel. Names include Bowie Waters William Dore Charles Batler Daniel Goings W Romie Co. Carty as former director. Fragmentary text references Bundy Wamm Bartonasite and Hepat.
A long list of personal notices records visits, travels, and homecomings. Names include George Nasdard, Daniel Shepley, Bernat Gillitower, Dr. Jones, Misys Heiman, Robert Tyson, Miss Zoe Trail, Miss Mary Garthinset, and many others visiting Baltimore, Washington, or returning to their homes for Easter or holidays.
Fragmented OCR text outlines an officer board meeting with attendees listed such as Dean and Manners. It references a planning rear year and Feeder Lovet Sachiyes Pnethtinien, with Aggertowa and Yt Hien among the mentioned terms, but concrete actions or outcomes are unclear.
Legislators and Gov. Howse face a water supply bill debated in the Metropolis. Aldermen and the Board consider a plan to raise water rates to fund a new supply line, with a winter care package and possible elections looming. Voters soon decide whether to approve higher water rates via the upcoming election.
The Frederick Male High School Belles Lettres Society held its Thursday meeting with President KS presiding. Minutes were read, an oral program performed, a debate on education and progress discussed, judges appointed, and a business session concluded with adjournment.
At Adamstown yesterday Adamatown Bhi Dinmont beat the Rerabs 27 hits to 2d. Saylor starred with 17 strikeouts, while Mob ert and Wikis Ten contributed heavy hitting. Umpires Ch Cram and Ranishburg officiated as the county game drew strong interest despite rough field conditions.
Fragmented OCR reads governor, mayoral election, and various local events. Mentions Governor Lowndes bin Cumberland and Samuel W. Keyt as mayoral figure, a fire at Double Hill creeds, a warehouse blaze with losses, and court outcomes. References Philadelphia Lutheran Observer obituary and other scattered items from Garrett County and Harney town.
State treasurer C T Stein of Wine led a visit to Mountain City area with the Daughters of Liberty. The group met at a church gathering in the city, reporting active participation by members and noting the upcoming Navin Council meeting in March.
A damaged OCR summary recalls a Wednesday event by a touring company at a hotel venue. It mentions names like Mr. Ga Bartow and Mitt. Ga Bartow, a renowned impersonator, plus a parade of acts including colored dancers, animal acts, and stage scenes. The text hints at dramatic pieces and a choreographed finale with music and moonlight.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and dates for a local ad or notice. It mentions a Saturday event, April 3, with scattered references to candidates, seating, and vendors. Many names appear garbled. readable items include election slang and venue hints but specifics are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR notes report activities at Peaan Hetsalite and Cary Hotel with references to attendance, dates, and various names. The text is garbled but hints at a gathering or social event with attendees including noted individuals and possibly a speech or address. Further readable names include Vigelion and Portones, with scattered timestamps.
A fragment from Prycrick reports a local grocer item pricing with cents per unit and mixed misprints. The readable bits indicate unit prices in small currency values and possible delivery or stock notes. The text remains unclear but denotes price listings and shop references.
A fragmentary report notes Rene hina fee plea and Noah Webser, a noted last Patrick street dealer, connected to a fire tragedy. The text hints at a court or murder inquiry with mentions of fate and fire injuries influencing involved parties.
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