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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
4
A compilation of old names, places, and ads appears with incomplete phrases. References include Mrarndun Vite London and various ads for rooms salesmen painters and furniture, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century local paper style.
Purely personal notices list Mr. Charles F. Kreh at home with views, Harp heads to New York, and visits by Mrs. Cayton Keedy of Frederick to Mrs. Charlotty Zittles in ev dysville. Several residents from Washington and Canton visit family in Frederick area, with travelers and engagements noted across Brunswick, Wolfville, and Burkittsville.
The itemized column surveys varied topics from budget gossip and craft wares to a theatre seating note and a small fire loss. It mentions a local fair money, quarry questions, naval prowess fantasies, a performance seating detail, a windstorm, a job posting, and a church council donation with burial rites for comrades.
The appointment of Mo Mb Sughs as county commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Miratar Al Zenty faces official review. Athanah, a well known farmer, and Col John Ronzer backed the selection, while the local temperance societies object to the process and have not yet approved the nomination.
The Nashville cruiser Nashvilleville engagements claim the Spanish steamer Renna Vari, with shots fired and the Spanish ship detained. United States Minister Woodford confirms frontier calm while Spain prepares reserves for the war effort in Havana.
Brief local notices report several marriages including Ming Kate W. R. Johnson to Willi Weems in Baltimore with private ceremony. John Tildon Barak to Annie M. Cecil at Clarksburg. Sammed T. Remsburg to Lamh C. Firey in Covington, Kentucky. Arbor Day celebrations held in Taudenburg with school program and close of term activities.
The text discusses a controversial meat preservation method using a Previous Paper Meat Sack. It mentions three sack sizes and a hand method for meat processing. A grocer is described as failing to follow the Jet Southern Company’s instructions from Franklin, Massachusetts.
A noisy society session discusses a proposed historical society event. The article lists attendees including Mrs James Gaillitard and Dr Shepoy, noting investigations into a church burning and a tax related dispute. The meeting is set for a future date with officials and reporters present.
The Valles Register reports the directors reached an agreement with Middle Town citizens for 4800 to establish a public thoroughfare. The route extends from the Frederick Middle Town terminus over lands owned by Fas ME Railroad to Cobletts orchard and Harmony road, crossing north commons and reaching Main street. Construction aims to begin soon with accessible work planned.
Funeral services for Rev Dr Miler of Trinity Reformed Church at Fork York were held yesterday with the consistory leading the procession. Hundreds attended as floral tributes were placed and the interment followed at Prospect Hill. Pallbearers and ministers named include Rev Dr Bob Eschbach of Frederick and Rev Dr Thomas Gi Apple.
Announcement notes a planned event on Saturday featuring Harmony Cornet UB. Details are unclear with OCR errors but indicate a musical or communal gathering in Warrenteliae.
A fragmentary OCR style notice lists numerous unclear names and locations across various places. The legible parts reference institutions, posters, events, and names like Evans and Powell, but substantive details remain unreadable.
The piece describes a Mephistophelian scene amid a dramatic performance with Mephisto and a phantom garden. It notes a Mephisto over Threeprord and a pivotal moment at the theater doors and final resolution in a symbolic flower ending. The report also covers the Washington Medical and Surgical Club meeting, banquets, and local civic notices.
Wheat traded in Frederick today at about 41.00 per bushel. Barley noted at 41.00 per bushel.
Fragmentary text references church activities at St Lutheran church and Adon Church, mentioning visits, an event in Loyellaydilo, and the MAU Tie Conference at Del of Stoices Chareety. Names, dates, and places are garbled with missing letters.
An upcoming concert and multiple displays are announced with varied acts and participants. The program includes performances by The Myatie Midgeta and The Myatie people with dwarfism, a puppet show, and a production by Tinat Production. Details cover venue changes, ticket info, and scheduling through April with emphasis on family audiences and specialty acts.
An intact-sounding ad fragment promotes Mullinix Matting and Rugs offering a large stock of Chine made items. It invites customers to visit for a harvest season sale and mentions variety of matting and early deals for home decor enthusiasts.
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