25 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1892
Page
1
A fragmented note from Frederick City Maryland discusses stock and bond blocks through an insurance firm. The text mentions not yet sold items and a tougher commission and mutual insurance guidance. No concrete names or dates are clearly readable.
A residence owned and occupied by Mr. A. O. O Leary on 22 acres is for sale. The property features fruit and shade trees and lies within ten minutes walk of the city. For particulars call above.
The notice describes an extension of land limits near Lynch to include parcels adjoining the property of J. F. and George H. Fasennia and related parcels. It mentions a well and area suitable for a pasturage garden and specifies adjoining boundaries and affected lines.
The estate of the late Zaaao Hinch offers a nine acre parcel along Alma House Pike near Frederiet. The property includes a substantial brick house two stories with outbuildings and a stable. Water rights belonging to the older owners are included. Purchase offers invited from interested buyers.
A fragmentary report notes Parsons and the commission considering real estate bonds, budget measures, and office building plans in Maryland. It references Mutual Insurance and a bold push for project funding amid local discussions.
The incident occurred Thursday evening when George Alfred Towneond Jr. dropped a gun while indoors. A bullet pierced his arm above the elbow, passing through muscle and bone, with fragments hitting a window and a bookcase. He received emergency care and is described as not seriously hurt.
Report of a pistol duel between Mr Borrowe and Mr Fox near Antwerp with two shots at twelve paces. Fox wounded but not seriously. both men leave the field. Earlier exchange includes a harsh letter from Borrowe accusing Fox of publishing the Drayton correspondence without consent.
Erroneous OCR fragment reports that on a Thursday evening the Rev Erveberian parson presided as Mr Ira Pnarr of Branawick Maryland met Miss J Jackson of Martineburg for a marriage arrangement.
A man named Predrick Browder, described as colored, was arrested on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. He had a prior taten against Jamice Eck who fired him. Browder was released after the incident. Officer A made the arrest. Mey you can filn Tax Naw.
The April toll includes the death of an elderly man connected to the Maryland Tract and respected local figures. Mrs Esther Porter, 62, died in New York from nephritic triggers. her remains returned here for funeral at Mr Murray’s, with interment at Mt Olivet. Rebecca Whalen, 72, died after general debility. funeral set for Ebury M E Church. A colored infant, Amelia Morgan, died from spasms. funeral planned for the following day.
The communication lists several residents with illnesses or recoveries. Edward Haller of West Third Street remains bedridden with rheumatics. Vernon Sanner is very ill at his Rocky Springs area home. Walter Stoner’s seven year old son is quite sick on Telegraph Street. Rev. Dr. J L Kilgore of Lisbon recently suffered a paralytic stroke with right side disability. Rodney Darner near Brosrun is improving from typhoid pneumonia. Mrs Charlotte Zimmerman of Jefferson is slowly recovering from a swollen foot. De C W B Crum of Brunswick oversees the matter. Harry A Lambright, postal worker, was sick but returned to work. Harry Perkins of East Patrick Street is recovering. George Koogle on West Second Street remains very ill.
Taneytown residents gathered to nominate burgess and commissioners for the May 2 election. Incumbents H. D. Melroy for burgess and commissioners Wm. Jessa Roberts Edward Kemper Hanson Kemp Jamey Lluid and Dr. George W Motter were renominated. Voters face tax rate questions and whether to borrow up to 5000 for water system improvements. Community updates include repairs to Alfred Fleming property and construction activity on local homes and outbuildings.
A list of advertisement letters remaining in the Frederick post office shows names such as Joe Wel Die and Laura Taylor among others. Applicants must call for unclaimed letters within two weeks or they will be sent to the dead letter office.
Text shows individuals Thomas K Dixon and Alfred Ritter qualifying before local clerks in district courts. The fragment mentions names, counties, and a judge, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear event or outcome provided.
A long narrative recounts General John C Fremont and wife Mrs. Jessie Fremont losing their San Francisco home on the land now Golden Gate Park after the Civil War. The story details the property's purchase, wartime occupation, and postwar attempts to regain it, including congressional efforts halted by Mr. Coburn of Indiana.
Reports from Ths Chatorn near Paria describe anxiety over a suspected cholera outbreak at Putnraur and nearby villages. Hospital facilities are being readied as doctors confirm illness while several men travel to seek care.
A plan outlines a branch railroad from Wilton's to Ridgeside, crossing Mt Adry area and connecting Prince Georges Montgomery Howard and Frederick counties. The line would use abundant timber outputs and materials, create a hub near Ridgeville, and boost land values and travel for residents. Officials expect demand from travel and lumber sectors as Western Howard may gain a rail link from Wallington to extend the network.
A San Francisco sized note reports Reverend Arthur Johngs of Rockville, Montgomery County, preached yesterday at St Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church on Draid Fill Avenue. The article recalls his lineage to the late Dr. Johns, first rector of Christ Church, Baltimore, and notes his reputation in Frederick and the county. Also covered are a Gettysburg anniversary tribute, a Utica Church Charge call, Frederick charity contributions, and Remington Typewriter industry updates.
The article outlines government actions on Chinese exclusion at both federal and international levels, noting senate and house debates on proposed renewal measures, labor and immigration policy tensions, and potential amendments. It cites related legislative calendar items, budget appropriations, and pending committee activity, with scattered international updates from Brazil and social incidents in the Americas.
A long list of travels and visits, noting neighbors and kin in Carroll County and nearby Baltimore. Residents engage in business moves, study abroad, and seasonal trips. The report includes the death of John Bannon from Point of Rocks after a fall at a Washington railroad power house, with coroner's autopsy confirming accidental death and burial planned at Point of Rocks.
Folty and Feldman of Hagerstown sold two lots numbers 90 and 1 08 Ay slog Street on the Co-operative Company’s land to a gentleman of Frederich county, who plans to erect two frame houses.
Fragmentary OCR describes an incident at night near Linganore with people named te Mis and Mr Noorge Blagie. The text is damaged and difficult to interpret, mentioning workmen eco te and mis misspelt terms with crilepesd outcomes and a distance reference of about 2 miles.
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