15 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
1
Fragmented OCR article describes public health concerns, mandates and debates in Maryland and New Orleans regarding sanitation and disease control. Mentions Senate, Grace Wynnett, Long, and Spanish Robbers fears. references moon phases and political tensions. laments need for quarantine and physicians to prevent epidemics.
An incoherent contemporary commentary blasts the House of Representatives and political figures. It references war, leadership, and various named entities in a garbled antiestablishment lament, implying hostility toward current governance and urging action or change.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people and places with no clear events. It references names like Philadelphia, Washington, and various unclear actions, but lacks coherent facts or outcomes to summarize into a proper news item.
The text presents a garbled blend of headlines and phrases mentioning Delaware frost damage peach crops Russia and Spain. It hints at election talk and political figures, with scattered references to the United States and unnamed individuals, but core facts remain unreadable.
In a lengthy, fragmented column the piece debates the state of Maryland and Frederick county politics amid concerns over national integrity and the risk of war. It mentions Mamie and Phil Sutagriber, Liberty and Cana, and references local county alignment and past party favorites. The text touches on protests, public sentiment, and hopes for peace without war, amid North Market Street discussion.
A garbled 19th century page mixes obituaries with farm news. It mentions Albert O Pteachley, Mrs. Albert O Pteachley, and Mrs. James Miles among others, plus farm stock movements and prices. It references Darhatiss, North Cwerofton avenues, and the World’s Fair price context with hogs and pigs for breeding.
Eastern conference schedule announces two seasons with games at Grace United Brethren church and St Mark's parish. Ministers and lay leaders, including T. Yellott, move between churches. May events and November activities cited.
A fragmented obituary tribute recalls clergy and town figures in mourning ceremonies across Alabama. It honors Reverend Tadbertin Key and venerable pastors, noting charitable acts, civic duty, and the solemn memory of long serving churchmen. The piece mentions cemetery scenes, patriotic ties, and community devotion as it chronicles collective grief and respect.
Eyewitness accounts recount a controversial scene near Harney involving the Liberty Danner and Rev Sartori amid crowd unrest. Reports describe a confrontation at Market Street and Fourth Street with threats of pistols and violence, while local residents like Mrs Lane Miller and Mrs Lewis Crum are noted as distressed and ill.
An advertorial style piece discusses Dyspepsia Tablets, touting the product as a remedy for indigestion, faulty digestion, and digestive issues. It references Staintz’s Dyspepsia Tablets and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming they aid digestion, improve blood nourishment, and can be carried while travelling. It urges readers to ask a druggist for the tablets.
Fragmentary ad lists discounted queensware and glassware at a market near Ith Street Frederick, with scattered place names including Hagerstown and Baltimore stations. Mentions stock readiness and day services, but readable details are limited. The piece references vendors, rail connections, and general catalog language typical of a local market listing.
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