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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1899
Page
35
Fragmented text shows the Daily News and carriers discussing prices, delivery duties, and service obligations. It mentions city routes, fees for newspapers, and efforts to improve distribution, with references to payments and adjustments over several months.
Fragmented report notes garbage removal across Frederick and allied towns, praising new sanitation boards in Tingerstown and Hagerstown. Police comments describe filth in alleys, hog pens, and decaying refuse causing stench and health concerns as communities debate cleanup and public expense.
Strained by accumulating filth, residents push for a solution. A proposal for a sanitation estate near the river has circulated since before the Mayor and Council of Hage, but delays persist as officials grapple with waste, health concerns, and public odor.
readable fragments describe a contentious trial under a Venetian style system of tape trials. mentions Prolabite Jaye and Camden Cher Oring Weeda with unclear outcomes. references Governor Lowndes and next Legislature debate on reform. notes uncertainty about criminal procedure and accountability.
Oral recollections mix with chaotic phrases about local figures and decisions. The text references a committee, ownership questions, and a sense of conflict between residents and authorities. The piece hints at past events in Merrinesh and nearby areas without clear narrative coherence.
An unreadable OCR fragment references multiple political figures and topics, hinting at debates over canal policy, wartime governance, and party strategy. Mentions Philadelphia Record, Thomas Brackett Reed era rhetoric, and calls for shifting political power with upcoming events implied but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts extreme heat and sweating in a region described as Dixie. Phrases mention sun exposure, perspiration, and discomfort, with garbled lines suggesting a promotional or satirical piece about heat, along with unrelated ad-like material and questionable claims about "Halle Catarrh Care" and medical remedies.
A fragmented 19th century OCR item covers county legal matters, transportation, church events, and local incidents. It mentions officials in Cumberland and Baltimore areas, plans for railway and streetcar work, school campaigns in Howard County, and a firearms incident at Helatz with three suspects. The piece also references church donations, a will concerning Mrs. Ghira Moritz, and various civic activities in West Manchester, Port Dypemvat, and nearby towns.
Mire Mitra Lagi Lawsless dies near Tawington Kentucky. Mary Love Joplin, daughter of Dr. Jonah Joplin, longtime resident of Mount Vernon, famed for striking beauty and widespread recognition across Western and Southern Kentucky.
The chronicle describes Mrs Vary Love Lawless presenting Lancaster guests at a social event tied to the marriage of Jude Alas ander McKee and Mary Harden in Mount Vernon. It notes Miss Joplin as a prominent beauty, Mr Lincoln’s popularity amid suitors, and his eventual marriage to Mary Todd after a sequence of flirtations.
Dr Woo received an official invitation from De Bell secretary of the American Medical-Legal Beclerr at 30 Broadway New York. The note requests a contribution toward the Congress of Medical-Legal discourse at the Paris International Poetic Congress of 190.
In a late war with Spain soldiers face a stubborn disease causing chest and throat trouble. Witnesses report cases described by Mr Dart Taplor of Wind Hidden. He wears worn out clothing and seeks swift relief. Sale listed by A. fe Vearres, Dreger.
August in Middletown and nearby areas is packed with fairs dances picnics and church gatherings. A Midleton picnic is noted with plans to dine with Brother Rhodorick, plus farm markets oyster season and local agriculture trends loom. Also reported are inclement weather scares a hurricane scare near Wille and a law note on Maryland marriage licenses and church banns requirements.
The Diamond Match Trust of Chicago has raised the price of cheaper matches by about 4 percent. Previously sold as five to ten cents per dozen, the cost is now higher and likely to push retail prices up proportionally.
Baltimore artist Mira Keen earns major commissions after success decorating private rooms and clubhouses. Ford's Theatre order includes arch details, friezes, panels, and vast wall work. Keen, born Westminster Massachusetts, trained under Organia and Harwood, blends mythic and symbolic designs for the auditorium backdrop and show parlor.
The column lists numerous residents and guests visiting from Baltimore, Frederick, New York, Chicago, and beyond. It notes visits to and from relatives, daytime calls, and leisure travel, including a notable auction sale and reorganized social rounds, with names like Miss Mye bartapae, Mr. and Mrs. Kepler, Captain Eyler, and Mrs. Hitchcock among those mentioned.
Readers recount a Frederick visit with Mr. Pleasant and Mrs. Meda, describing journey by Monocacy river and a bustling scene at night. The piece notes residents from Baltimore and Maine, patriotism, and a crowd led by local figures. Also reports Frederick City Packing Company shipping 7.5 million cans to reach 4.25 million on hand due to drought.
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