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Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and figures. Readable parts mention a person Snead and beans with a value in pounds. No decisive event or location can be confirmed from the fragment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1900
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and figures. Readable parts mention a person Snead and beans with a value in pounds. No decisive event or location can be confirmed from the fragment.
Small vendor names line a vintage storefront list including Shipley and Bopat Cheap Fuel M Newman and Co clothing Go-Carts and Carriages B H Blackston and Son C C Carty preparations for Banter Thos H Haller brushes and brooms A G Qu nn and Co.
The News will observe Easter Monday as a holiday and will not publish a paper that day according to custom. No edition will be issued on the holiday.
Public and private schools will be briefly noted as duties observed on Tuesday morning. Weather prophets forecast warm weather after a clear today. The Owls will host a Local meeting tonight at South Market street headquarters. Independent Hose Company holds a special meeting Monday at 7 30 PM. An exchange notes ladies use paint to aid drawing lines. A Missouri editor plans to run his paper for one week as Jesse James would have done it, contrasting with Charles Shelton.
Yesterday officers arrested several individuals for misconduct and theft with fines or jail terms imposed by Justices White and Biser. A separate habeas corpus case left Albright jailed for grand jury appearance. Primary dates set for April 21 and 28 to select delegates. An advertisement touts Blood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for eruptions and boils.
Fredericksburg churches prepare special Easter programs with choirs, Sunday schools, and brief sermons. Methodists Evangelical Reformed St Johns Catholic All Saints Episcopal and other congregations schedule morning and evening services with hymns anthems and Holy Communion.
M Sail er of Janesville Wis has invented a simple device that shows when a call rang while the subscriber was away. A hidden plate drops into view on a bell strike, allowing immediate connection when the subscriber returns.
The funeral of Theodore Crist Delaplaine occurred at 3 PM from Mrs. Wm. Delaplaine’s residence with Rev. Osborne Togie officiating and interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. W. H. Etchison Funeral Director. A separate service for Jane H. Smith was held at 1 PM from her East Sixth Street home with Rev. Dr. Luther Rubiman officiating, interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors.
The Buckeystown library opened Thursday evening with an address by Rev. Mr. Davenport of Kansas City University. It houses 200 to 300 volumes and will be open Wednesday evenings 6:30 to 9, Saturday evenings 7 to 9, and Sunday mornings 9 to 10:15.
Robbery occurred between 2:30 and 7:00 am yesterday at the Bine Goose saloon run by Wm. P. Edwards. Thieves forced an entrance by tearing sash windows and carried off whiskey beer and cigars valued at $10. No suspects have been identified.
Master Lather Erbach Frazier, son of Lather F. Frazier, earned a fine Easter bicycle from Mr. I Henry Erbach. The Bandage design wheel is noted as possibly the city’s smallest. Tar News also credits Mr. G Edward Myers for an Easter treat of hot roasted peanuts from Seppington's store. April Wisdom promotes Hood's Blood Purifier for health.
Testimony details a shooting in Frederick involving Clayton Cramer and police officer Charles A. Six. Witnesses describe a buggy confrontation, multiple gunshots, and a fatal collapse at Montevue Hospital. The jury ruled death caused by acute mania and exhaustion linked to dissipation, with possible contribution from pistol wounds and criticized police use of firearms.
Local items include millinery openings at 168 Market St Frederick Md with Spring and Summer assortments and patterns. Also bicycle and cart sales from Shipley and Horst with various makes and prices. A legal notice recounts a 1900 court ruling contrasting the Davison and National Harrow Companies and damages awarded. Bananas offered at Dutrow's with upstairs space noted.
L E Mollinix announces a sale on carpets mats wall papers and draperies claiming the widest stock rich colors and novel designs. The ad urges customers to compare prices and visit the store Mulldle exclusive carpet wall paper and curtain house promotes itself as the largest stock seller with the lowest prices.
A jumble of garbled copy markets fabrics with mentions of Egyptian cotton, fancy lace beads, and light weight open work. The ad touts low prices per pair and boasts profits, though the text is unclear and presents multiple unrelated product snippets.
Nai and Miller promote Zeigler Brothers shoes as top in style fit and comfort. Dutrow's Ice Cream Parlor opens. Mrs Clark's Bazaar offers latest spring millinery opposite City Hall. Sheet music and popular songs sold, 10 cents a copy. HR. FE Witcoxes Music Hall advertises. Lamps and housewares stock highlighted. White Star Coffee and Ko Mt Tea promoted as best. Centre Draught lamp praised. complete home bric a brac offered. We sell for less and invite customers to inspect the assortments.
Former pupil Daniel E Moylan ordained as deacon at the Washington conference. George Grow recovering from grip illness. Frederick home of F L Tschiffely destroyed by fire with loss $1,225 insured by Sandy Springs Mutual. Plans adopted for Frederick Hospital two story building with hot water heating and elevator. Easter Monday events include Catoctin Band picnic at Black Rock, Brunswick baseball game, Water Street kindergarten Easter exhibition, Gleaners Sewing School event, and a song recital for Rev J A Engie’s China work.
St Mary's Chapter hosts a benefit party in All Sainte's Sunday School room on Tuesday January 17 from 7 30 to 10 pm. Home made pie and candy on sale to support Eysville Mission School.
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