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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1899
Page
24
The reader notes urge careful, lawful action rather than rushed changes to numbering. It warns against partial renumbering that could worsen communications and harm clarity in public notices and civic planning.
Fragmented prose discusses years past events, trench warfare, and political opinions. It references Maryland tournament teams, colonial figures, and global conflict themes with scattered names and places. The piece evokes historical rhetoric and public sentiment amid wartime context.
A garbled OCR style text from a newspaper page mixes misread names and invented phrases. It mentions Groarty, a British yacht, a photographer, and various odd dialogue fragments. The piece resembles a satirical or experimental column with no clear event or outcome.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt contrasts labor reform, war impact on politics, and court actions against pension fraud. It notes calls from both parties for broader reform while highlighting public attitudes toward governance, taxation, and constitutional rights. It also discusses William Waldorf Astor's social standing and his reactions to English tradition and land rights in a biographical vein.
A fragmented verse shows a speaker addressing a patron, promising service and gratis offerings once, then warning to depart or be denied future aid. The odd phrasing hints at a satirical or stage setting with a narrator named Tantry in a dated Angnet Monsey.
Statewide items recount hearings, arrests, and public notices. Protests over taxation and water supply arouse officials, while court actions include a lynching threat case and a warehouse fire death. Industrial and agricultural updates note a reorganization and peach tree shipments. Local officials plan road repairs and a parish dedication as weather and disease concerns loom.
A woman named Mrs EMA Kilne, wife of du Kilne formerly of near Feederick and lately of Montgomery County, collapsed and died minutes later during a tabernacle procession on Washington Drive. The funeral is planned at Olivet Cemetery with services at Vaulted Brathron Church.
A deranged adver tising notice describes a ruse by a stranger posing as a federate to lure couples to a wedding. The scheme involves a church witness and forged marriage certs. Advertised letters and post notices warn applicants to fetch letters within two weeks or have them sent to the dead letter office. Names and dates appear for various parties and actors connected to the scheme and theater promotion.
On September 7 at the T Rockrilly fair the nominee won the State Democratic ticket, defeating John Walter Smith and Uttor Rayner. The following day Governor Townes, Senator Wallington, Mc Coman and others from the Mary-Lisnd Republicane will be entertained. The event highlights fashion and craft displays, with local attire and ornaments drawing favorable attention and persistent community interest.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an array of names and places including American Pharmaceutical, Wool Company, Martirstuary, Law da TP Carpenter, and Yellow Spring. The text references September and August activities, ret, and tagging efforts by Ceriperanes theambs with a focus on work, place names, and local trades, though details are unclear.
A jumble of nuptial notices records marriages and betrothals at various dates and venues. Willard Pethair and Mapenede Vothnan wed at Hotel Burges with a church ceremony noted. William Schell Sr. and Virginia Stopp marry at Evangelical church. Allen Gosell and Masadda Rotty wed at Episcopal rectory.
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