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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1891
Page
4
Local mention notes Franklin Bank deposits and displays models C. Carty and R. H. Campbell. The item references a General Advertisement page with moon phase imagery and a small factual note about bank deposits in the issue.
The bulletin records several marriages: Rev Augustus R Steck weds Bertha Melick in New Jersey. Joseph E Roelker and Margaret Worman wed in Baltimore. Winfield S Seaman and Louisa H Cochran marry in Washington DC. Edward L Neighor wed in Baltimore. Katawn Frederick county sees Sallie Hamilton marry. Rosa M Janes Espieway and Ada M mids Nettie Miller also wed. The Sick notes Coleman C Wolf sick with pneumonia. Madele Davail injured by steam. a child with near Garfield shows recovery.
A garbled report describes Joe Shank, a former Timore dealer, implicated in a group case. It notes a jail detention awaiting grand jury action and mentions a monetary figure around $500.
Three hundred seventeen persons left the city yesterday for Mt Airy Camp meeting and the number grew to reach the gathering. A special train to Barnesville for the colored camp meeting carried only a few passengers but became packed en route. Professor P D Mahoney, an itinerant oculist, now at Cape Charles Va, is said to have wrestled with John Haff, the Eastern Shore champion swimmer and wrestler, in a recent match. Haff denies being thrown and says another bout will be held soon.
The July weather summary reports mean temperature 70.05 and maximum 14. SS shows minimum 35 and precipitation 6.15 inches. Rain fell on 15 days with 0.01 inch or more, including thunderstorms at 6:30 pm on the 20th.
A hearing for Marshall Briscoe on charges of assault and battery on Maggie Sparks is set for the afternoon at S o'clock before Magistrate Wilson, with Constable Bringle in attendance. Briscoe is committed to jail for a hearing Thursday at 10 am before Magistrate Wilson on a separate battery charge involving Isabelle Cago.
The piece extols Ruth and Boaz as an emblem of love born in hardship, tracing Ruth’s loyalty after Naomi’s loss to Boaz’s benevolence. It links trouble to moral growth, cites historical examples of adversity shaping character, and praises steadfast friendship that endures poverty and journeying away from home.
A devotional reflection tracing Ruth from Moab to Judea as an ancestral link to Christ. The speaker unfolds themes of dark beginnings leading to bright outcomes, highlighting how small, ordinary events shape salvation history and personal faith journeys. The sermon links biblical figures, prophecy, and the dawn of divine mercy in everyday trials.
A fragmented old text blends reflections on suffering and virtue with Sermon-like parables. It cites Ruth’s gleaning, praises Ruth, Naomi, and biblical maidens, and retells Madame de Stael’s claim that intellectual work stems from practical trades. It urges diligence, spiritual work, and gathering opportunities for the Lord.
A collage of Baltimore area notes reports deaths including Salézesc Hortkild and Robert Francis Wayman. Prison escapes at Annapolis Jail, steel production at Sparrow’s Point, and oil fire aid from United Oil Company. G A R members attend Detroit encampment. parade crowds at Annapolis militia camp. Purple ore cargo arrives from Plymouth. William Harehet and Mendells Bowers obtain licenses.
A bustling column lists varied anecdotes from nearby towns. Josiah Harp repairs a touring mill into a high grade roller mill for sour under a new process. Mentions Waynes occupying Hard Luck at Ven Br. People discuss marriages, minor crimes, and local ventures. Prices on berries and pears noted. plans for a news depot and steam fire engine in Middletown. A mix of trades, family events, and small-town happenings fill the page with vivid names and places.
Daniel Wirts of Loudoun county met a horrible death near Sandy Hook while returning from Martinsburg with the Lorvettsville Base Ball Club. He jumped from a moving train at Sandy Hook, was injured with both legs cut off and life head mashed, was taken to Brunswick, dressed, and then returned home to Loudoun county.
An infant child of Ellen Albsugh of Walkersville died last night. The funeral will be held tomorrow. Turkish and damask towels advertised at discounted prices.
A local sale offers black and liseted goods at the yard with signs. meanwhile a brewery wagon on South Market street bridge jolted and struck an old county man until a rescuer aided him. Orphans Court grants letters testamentary to Elizabeth Reid on Ino Held's estate.
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