29 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
1
Land adjoining the Tyneb and Singaret extension to Frederick is described as well adapted to purchase for market, with a report by J. F. Tine and George J. Yor. Call at the agent’s office for details.
The Sauer listing describes the late Isaac Heidi's property on the Almdé House pike about one mile west of Penderini with a substantial brick two story house and attached back building, plus stable and outbuildings. It includes water rights tied to the Ariner Mill and is offered as a bargain to prospective buyers.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions real estate or insurance terms with a commission and a reference to Office Mutual Insurance Building in Maryland and a person possibly named Pansone or Tavive. Limited readable data. entities are uncertain and details incomplete.
The clerk recorded nominees including Edward Touck as Justice of the Peace in election battlet Not 1 Charlea Albaugh as Road Supervisor in district 8 Tara Thomas as Justice of the Peace for district 14 Emory Coblentz as Notary Public residing in Middletown BLM Jones as Notary Public for Mechanlestown Belen Reid as Justice of the Peace for district 12 A church sociable under the Ladies Mite Society of Trinkty M E Church was held with a program of recitations including Nellie Huntchen May Lampe and others, duetta by Nesie Birely and Gey Lamar, solos by Mrs Birely and Julia Young. The W O T A of New Market held a temperance meeting in the M E Church with prayer lecture and recitation, delivered by Mr Bappington who advocated total prohibition. Miss Morell of Iredarick and a friend from New York attended. Real estate sales noted include a farm of 7 seres in Mount Pleasant district purchased for to Mr growntnr, or Q400, to J B Se Hedrick agent for Her Philip Mamd bid.
A New York Republican convention session in Albany featured delegates from Herkimer and Onondaga counties. The gathering elected temporary chairman William A. Sutherland, heard Miller’s letter, and approved a plan to form and assign committees for future congressional conventions amid calls for party unity and protectionist policy.
The text lists numerous names forming a permanent committee for organizing the National PET era and delegates to the national conventions. It notes Whitelaw Reid as permanent chairman and cites extensive delegate selections, with dates and places indicating a party gathering and preparations for future conventions.
The unreadable text shows a draft notice about a president and party celebration. Mentions names like Allison and Dares Made, with references to the Unites States birthplaces and celebrations. The scrambled lines indicate a campaign or nomination context and a public gathering with ceremonial elements.
A garbled digest reports a brutal murder attempt and a woman injured, followed by notes on a baby found, a romance tale from Ohio, a marriage announcement in Maryland, and a pastor charged with improper conduct in Minnesota. Names appear inconsistently, with several place references such as Ohio and Maryland amid chaotic OCR text.
Financial and commodity notes from New York describe mixed movements with penny stocks down and major exchanges showing variable demand. Currencies show bids and actual rates, with several bonds and futures reporting modest gains or declines amid general market tentativeness.
The document outlines alleged plots against the crown, naming figures in Rome and Melbourne, with claims of forged papers and conspiratorial networks aimed at displacing the throne. It notes investigations by authorities and mentions reactions from politicians and the public to the alleged scheme.
A deadly blaze swept a five story building in Ligand Ward, New York, killing several tenants and leaving bodies severely burned. Firefighters worked to disentangle occupants as flames consumed the stairwell and upper floors, aided by rapid police and medical responders. Officials estimated damages around 820,000 with the blaze halting traffic on nearby streets while investigators probed the cause.
A fragile OCR summary notes Santa Clara County seeks 900 dollars for Lick Observatory exhibit work at the world’s fair. It mentions Obla binds collection, Salt Manufacturers Association aiding salt on granite, and construction bids of 17 008 dollars. Michigan building material values and upper Michigan exhibit plans appear alongside names and places including Jom A Neny and The Hon. Jon A Neny.
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