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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1898
Page
2
The fragment announces a weekly issue with advertising details and submission notes. It invites new advertisements and specifies timing for changes, highlighting the paper’s prominence in the county and urging timely copy delivery.
Warm weather planning for backyards appears as bathing suits under construction. Spring and summer fashions open next week as merchants anticipate a strong season while local officials report county meetings and growing retail activity.
The text urges Mayor of Greater Frederick to prevent streetcar obstruction and sidewalk hazards. It calls for four foot setbacks from houses for goods, banning blocked pavements, limiting garbage overflow, and stopping young (under twenty) kids from loitering. It cautions against scorched fast riding and unsafe street use.
Market report notes Wheat at cents per bushel in Peederick with prices listed amid regional trading. Local merchants show volatility as buyers monitor futures and supply conditions.
A late War Department order directs 1800 Maryland militia to report to armories in a heavy marching posture. General Wilner and General Riggs discuss the plan while surgeons prepare medical checks to confirm available manpower.
Local groups plan weekly meetings and Easter and Whitsuntide events. The Frederick City Hospital gains momentum in entertainments. the Frederick County Historical Society and Daughters of the American Revolution maintain monthly gatherings. The Key Monument Association pushes funds for a poet memorial as area colleges and academies offer programs. The Emmitsburg Railroad Co undergoes reorganization with a new board and potential future line expansions. Corner stone for a New Mason Temple in Hagerstown set. Mount Moriah Lodge plans events. A local fire company memorials its fallen member with a committee establishing funeral arrangements. Freight rates and transport discussions surface for Cumberland to Georgetown traffic amid industry concerns.
Disjointed war news describes troop movements and election-style plebiscites amid global conflict. Mentions April dates, regional cities, and various factions, with references to allied and adversary actions, political resolutions, and military deployments impacting civilian areas.
A jumble of names and places appears as a local social note. Many Frederick residents and visitors such as Jini Haues Mesherry Mae Irpolis Vernon Ragattiniin Peter Fowerd Mididdigoowery Wars bn this ity Cosby lobe Aarcorgsirdaer Davis Broderichury Witrehester Liferty Welph Prederivet Wing A Loohinint Reading Frederick William Hh Winks Vantigy Keedyavilly Morrison Peters Villy Claggett Brederick Dixon Walther Comms Montgomery Edward AWhaugh Emmitsburg Leas Rice Montoyonne David Lowenstein Baltimore Moree Araby Renton Betson John Yinger Hanover Frank Moller Braddock Peoderick College Bartholows Mixa Currie Holm Larwood and others were mentioned in relation to visits, travel, and Easter holidays in Frederick and surrounding towns.
The municipal election in Frederick is passing off quietly today with polls opening at 8 and closing at 6. Voters, parties, and workers are active as candidates seek support. turnout is modest, with many residents delaying to the afternoon.
An OCR filled with garbled text describes church events in Missouri and nearby areas. It mentions the Presbytery activity in Sedalia and Philadelphia, sermons, evangelization efforts, a pastor’s eleven-year tenure, and notices of church leadership, services, and women’s groups.
Reported in the alley near Klinohart's Alley and Seventh Avenue a man, Harry Knipple, intoxicated, beats his wife and tears clothing. A knife attack follows as a colored man, Goings, is cut twice. A mob gathers near Almohar's saloon. stones fly and a bystander is struck. Knipple and Goings are taken to the county jail for hearings. Also notes a monument to Maryland soldiers and aFriday night injury to Laneia Ktaler who is improving.
The article details a charity theatre production by the Midgets and Decker led by Prof. Decker with performances at the City Opera House and St. Johns Catholhe Claree. It notes monetary deeds in Frederick county and a Cuban monetary item in silver, including post pieces and an observance of a memorial event.
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A contested plan involves moving power from Corygenia to Hagerstown and West Virginia and Virginia. Surveys show band activities at Weverton tied to a new powerhouse reach. Attorney Evans leads a master candidate group questioning the project and its authority in the Potomac region.
Fragments describe a charity or public event offering eye examinations and medical aids. References to Prof Fred Decker, exhibitions, and a charity sale at a Groth House setup. Dates around April with tickets, reservations, and several vendors named including Pearce's Telighte Pharmacy.
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