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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1898
Page
8
Fragmented ad slice lists various names, items, and prices with chaotic OCR. Mentions likely vendors and goods such as dolls and meats, but details are unreadable. The legible bits show scattered names like John Hendrieles and Mattatius with unclear contexts.
The Baltimore News critiques editorials by McKinney on the Key Monument controversy in Frederick. Arguments center on placing the monument in Mount Olivet Cemetery versus a public square, following Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Toward’s opposition to moving Key’s remains. The piece notes McKinney’s timely patriotic columns.
Delegates from Frederick county take the 8.10 BL & O train Monday to Saligbury for the state congress where the convention is described as crucial. Reports say the order’s influence faces a reckoning as Mr. Robt. Ogle leads a faction accused of political motive, with Democratic and faction delegates aligned against him.
The Social World notes a new restaurant opening on Engt Patrick Street with Rhodes Opens House Orchestra providing music. A dance at Kreiga Hall Adamstown drew a large crowd with the Select Orchestra from the city performing, while guests from Baltimore and Ohio railroads attended. Local industry updates mention 4000 freight cars contracted by several manufacturers and rapid deliveries as cars are completed.
Readable fragments describe Sunday school readings at Rateesithe Park Mids and other churches with sermons by Rev J T Walhite and Rev L V M Myers. Activities include Epworth League services, catechism sessions, and no service at St James Lather. Local congregational meetings note officers and real estate transfers in Frederick County and city. The M.G.T Us and other groups plan meetings and socials with floral decor and refreshments.
A fragile mood pervades Hagerstown amid reflections on past divisions as local figures comment on state and national unity. A Baltimore official visit to the Free Masons Council in Neo ia draws attendees, with the third degree conferred and State Secretary praising the order’s progress and future prospects.
The column lists numerous residents visiting Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns for holidays, retreats, or personal errands. It notes Mrs Ac. dlarteock of LD, Mrs. T. Bred of Eckington, Miss Helen Shipley visiting friends, Miss Bertha McSherry returning from a winter trip, and many others named among local families, churches, and businesses. Reacting trips include Easter in Baltimore and various relatives traveling for ceremonies and engagements.
A fragment notes a spat involving Spaniards and a figure named Thome with terms like Ulspaten, Tar Pats, and a meeting. The readable text hints at a conflict or accusation but remains unclear and incomplete about dates, places, or outcomes.
A terse notice reports the death of Governor Mtane in an April incident. The brief unidentified agency confirms the loss and notes official mourning proceedings begin immediately. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
The article profiles Me Calvin Darner son of Tate Henry Darner and his marble and granite business in Cheencastle. It notes five years of operation, rising patronage, and growing reputation among local industries as he expands service in stonework.
The report describes a basketball or baseball game between Middotawia Pgh School Clut and Burkittavilla Chih with inconsistent OCR text. Names, scores, and dates are garbled but indicate a final score near 22 to 5 and mentions of delegates and councils in a dubious regional context.
A meeting announced this afternoon to review ballot text for Democratic and Republican candidates. The notices urge residents to view the ballots posted in conspicuous places around the property.
The wedding of Miss Mind fousios Martha Wasbridegandd to Charles Creeger took place at St Mark's Episcopal Church with Rev Roy d A. Agper officiating. A large crowd followed with a carriage ride to Thurmont after the ceremony, and a reception featured pink decor and formal collation.
An obscure fragment hints at a trade or display item list with enigmatic terms and garbled phrases. It mentions coverings and spring items, but the readable facts are minimal and lack clear names or dates. The tease implies a catalog or advertisement segment from a historic newspaper page.
The page advertises Camelot tabled events with Thursday and April evenings, plus a spring schedule at the Opera House. It mentions the Dairy Maid Vienle performance by the Colored Sodality of St Ibolin's Catholic Church, notable local acts, and a menu featuring crabs and oysters as part of a city night scene.
Q E Cline faces an opponent in a pickup game as teams travel and new matchups form. The event highlights local basketball action with uncertain results and shifting lineups.
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