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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1892
Page
3
Marysnd area expected fair weather and higher temperatures over the next 24 hours. Chief meteorologist M. W. Plantinasatos notes warmer conditions as the Weather Bureau issues advisories. Also listed are items for rent, house help wanted, and furniture for sale.
Brief items report H C Zacharias removing material from the old Honck residence on North Market, a large lumber purchase for a steam elevator project, upcoming openings at Einmensuer's and Blumenauer's on April 24 and 29, and the Royal Arcanum initiation. Also noted are a postal change with William J Biggs resigning as Biggs postmaster and Wo V Hulla named successor, the Shookstown debating society meeting, hyacinth beds in Jefferson attracting attention, pension examining surgeons today at Dr S S Maynard's office, John Ytoger joining Gettysburg Concert Band in June, J W Netpold contracted to create portraits for Loats Orphan Asylum, two deaths of horses near Pearl and near the fair grounds, and Rosie Fearhake’s house getting a new coat of paint by L C Moberly.
The Elmwood home of Mr and Mrs James H Gambrill in Araby hosted the noon ceremony of Miss Mary Gambrill and Mr John Usher Markell. Rev Osborne Ingle officiated in Episcopal ritual with Mendelssohn wedding music and local dignitaries and relatives in attendance from Baltimore Washington Elkridge and Frederick. The couple will reside in Frederick after a reception in the 355 B and C rain for natuta in the Naeth Toon.
A scholar from Mate Primary School on North Markey Atrwet walked on the hoard early this morning and sustained injuries. Officials say a new gateway has been opened, with details awaiting formal opening and potential elevator plans under review.
The article recalls All Saints parish and its long history from the early Maryland church to the 19th century remodelings. It notes the 1814 brick church, later gilt with yellow paint, the 1856 opening, and a sequence of pastors, vestry actions, and bequests. It highlights the old graveyard, social changes, and the move to restore the structure to its original architecture while preserving memories of notable figures and events.
A lively April entertainment at Mr QC Fout's hall drew a large audience with dialogues tableaux and music. Performers included Grace Glay Edward Baker Raymond Tout and many others, praised for credibly enacted parts and strong musical support from Miss Jane Grubbs and Mial Hyatt. A separate social evening at Lizzie Gileon's residence featured games and music for Emma Barrett. Mentions cover church leaders, parish history and local sickness, with updates on community figures and a cutting box arrival at Keller Delehmann.
A notice from Janet IE and others announces an organized credit protection agency in Kem Hall open to merchants at 8 PM on Thursday the 28th. It promotes using legal rights to urge nonpaying customers to settle dues, frames the system as national, and urges renewal of charter memberships with fees. The letter urges participation, defends the system, and warns against noncompliant merchants.
Obituaries honor George Washington Delaplaine born July 4 1808 Georgetown D C who died in his 64th year after a long civic life as a miller vestryman and tax collector. Also notices for Mary Burck died of cancer at age 57 with funeral at St Johns Catholic Church and burial at St Johns Cemetery. Additional death of James E Schaffer age 50 in Martinsburg W Va and death of W Hoberteen aged 45 of Prince George s County with funeral in Montevoc. Public notices record various qualified officials including Van J Swearingen Clark Jordan J P and notaries public in Frederick City and election district renewals.
News brief highlights deaths and political conventions across Maryland counties. Cosma menuer of Hagerstown dies. several counties report Republican conventions, appointments, and local disturbances. Mentions Kent, Charles, and Wicomico counties with political figures, church notes, and a social entertainment at United Brothers Parsonage.
The letter discusses Japanese matting imports and competition in a city market. It claims ground proof on prices and bids, warns against rivals, and invites a local call before placing orders for Fashion and Double Dyed Japanese matting products.
A garbled OCR record lists notices from the College of Embalming and various local figures. It mentions reminders of embalming preparations, hotel arrivals, county residents from Kent Island to Baltimore, and removals to a new store room. Sensible details are unclear due to text corruption but reference to locations and names persists.
The B and O Railroad announces sale of tickets from all principal stations to Omaha Nebraska on April 97 Bath and Dak at a low rate of one fara for the round trip. Tickets are valid for all trains and good to retard anti May 0th locale.
Fragmented notices advertise rental and sale items including a tank in a storefront and various fabric and quilt offerings. Names and addresses are garbled, with scattered phrases about invoicing and bargains. The readable parts suggest a miscellaneous classified-like page withOtt mayhem and low clarity.
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