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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1898
Page
2
The fragmentary text recalls the siege and naval actions near Key events, mentioning battles, ships, and figures in a retrospective newspaper tone. It notes the harbor defenses, Cervera’s squadron, and the broad wartime mood with references to New York and related ports, all framed as an archival reminiscence.
A Saturday edition review outlines sections from fiction to essays with a plan to publish an illustrated weekly piece on local interests. It notes departments on households and fires, plus a half tone image of Linguine Hills and Linkwaere Hills, reflecting the paper's aim for broad coverage and quality reporting.
The stamp tax has raised daily revenue near a million dollars, matching wartime expenditures. Officials predict revenue will soon extinguish wartime debts as volunteer troops shrink to 25,000 and military costs shift to other levies. Citizens broadly bear the tax, with plans to fund the army, navy, and veterans’ benefits as debt accrues.
Fragmented text discusses wartime mobilization, constitutional law, and government controls during and after conflict. It mentions army, governance, Congress, and commissions shaping postwar measures, with unclear dates or places.
A garbled, partially readable OCR fragment references a confrontation or battle context with scattered names and terms. It appears to mix places, events, and characters without coherent structure, making precise identification of participants or outcomes impossible from the readable text.
A garbled OCR style clipping mentions names and places in a rough mosaic. It references New York and what seems like a protest or news item, with scattered phrases about meetings, boards, and personal names, but the text is severely jumbled and hard to parse for concrete events or clear outcomes.
Long excerpt reviews Dewey and Mail editorials on wartime policy, diplomacy, and the United States facing international tensions. It references Canada, Spain, and allied positions, noting calls for decisive leadership and broad support for wartime actions amid debate on diplomacy and military strategy.
A local ordinance proposal aims to prohibit use of a private alley between Church Street and Market Streets for public access. It would restrict area right to private dwellings and limit public passage, with opposition from residents concerned for private rights and safety.
A garbled 19th century style dispatch discusses Brumawick disaster concerns, Westenda infrastructure funding, and Lewistrbet dam issues. It references county administration, potential loyalties, and a forthcoming meeting on the matter. Names and places appear in fragmented form.
OCR text presents a fragmented, nonsensical poem or column by the New York Herald. It references names and places in a garbled way, with stray phrases about valves, detectives, gardens, and a Stream of consciousness style. The readable segments offer little coherent news event or clear subjects.
A garbled OCR note describes a regulatory change affecting post delivery and parcel handling. It references a new rule requiring delivery unless a prior pest check is completed and mentions Cheelon and Cheekty as locations. The text notes older laws, ongoing enforcement, and that the public has limited awareness with daily applications continuing.
In a stormy Thursday afternoon incident, a rogue assailant destroyed several houses near Myr. Tene Waelter’s residence east of Bret fet. The division’s rear lied damaged as Mi. Waeltter witnessed the events and reported the fear.
Fragmentary OCR lists several property transactions and heirs: Broterts Deedat Walter and Kefauver related names, and Willian Mi Bogert with spouse Pawel Tequricksi, involving parcels in Frederick areas and Brederich Nip. The text mentions marriages, dual land terms, and multiple party interests with unclear dates or precise locations.
The funeral for Halph Mehrling was held at St. Patrick Street location with Rev Antonina Theraed presiding. The service reflected on his life and the work of one man, noting a four foot deep world of belief and the event occurred in late December.
A dense, garbled OCR piece recounts a community event with references to the Land, February, and various local figures like Gambine and Betone. It weaves a chaotic set of names, places, and actions about church meetings, fundraising, and preparations for holidays, ending with a note on Methodist and Southern traditions and an air of busy local life.
The Valley Register notes visitors and relatives in Middletown and nearby areas. Mrs Ante Tyler of Rinberk NV and Moo Tessig Levy of Prederek Weta join Miss Dette Levy and family in travel and home visits. Several others including Miss Hate Cistle of Watlington and Mrs Mieluwaid visit relatives here. A. Heagy and Joseph Seward groups visit friends and kin in the region. George Withord, a talented young man, is highlighted as well.
Mr John V W Smit of Sharpstings notified that the One Hundred and Thirty serial and the One Hundred and Fifty of the One Hundred and Thirty for the Moray lentitaa Beggienesits will occur at the Memorial Baptist Church on Sunday following September and renew a hymn atone ceremony.
A regional panel received a Mercy tender, prompting government scrutiny over the Batae more City Hospital project. Officials review foetal drain concerns and other safety matters as part of ongoing duties.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and an event date September 1 with references to Mary and participants Hernan Charlee P. Raneberg and others. The readable text hints at a ceremony or gathering with attendees and titles but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Victorious warships reach New York amid a tense harbor scene. Cannon volleys from batteries on both shores echo as observers witness the sudden clash. The incident stalls trafffic and injures no one, while health concerns deter sailors.
Dr Chime Dekratt of the First Regiment at Maryland Volunteers receives a prolonged leave of absence at Old Patt and may be retained in service amid reports of favorable officer opinions. Concerns about other units in Tampa and climate impacts are noted, with speculation on muster outcomes and regimental future.
Mary Kerrigan widow of James Keongin died yesterday morning at her son’s home in Emmitsburg aged eighty four. She belonged to St Joseph’s Catholic Church. Also listed are deaths of Mrs Wright of St Louis, a Farwell obituary for Elizabeth Me Abe, and multiple funeral details with interment plans in local cemeteries.
Miss Molla Py Tackett and friends returned from Landoun county Virginia to Creagvrstown Pennsylvania. Mr Eagar Rienaml and sisters visiting Hivir brother in Keyrer. Dr T A Ramey and family back from three weeks in Athletic City. Mr and Mrs W J Giross and daughter back from two weeks in Richmond. Lizzie Ban visiting brother in Baltimore then to tower Centers. Baltimore Century Cycling Committee forms to plan annual run to Providence and updates on medals and committee members.
A chaotic county meeting features blistering remarks from Commissioner amid disputes over leadership and duties. The exchange involves several named individuals and tactics criticized by speakers, with tensions rising over jurisdiction and conduct.
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