A Sick Child Notice at 25 Court Street
A public notice indicates a sick child case linked to the Maxanic Building on Thurment Street at 25 Court Street in Frederick. Official action or guardianship details are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1898
Page
3
A public notice indicates a sick child case linked to the Maxanic Building on Thurment Street at 25 Court Street in Frederick. Official action or guardianship details are not fully clear from the fragment.
A fragmentary despatch recounts a tribute letter from Spanish and Cuban figures to American forces, praising humane conduct and adherence to laws of war. It notes gratitude for care of wounded and prisoners, and a hopeful farewell as Spain cedes territory. Also mentions Lieutenant Hobson's departure from New York to oversee Spanish warship bombardments and air bag shipments for the fleet.
A long, jumbled OCR fragment covers various items from late 19th century newspapers including legal notices, shipwrecks, local accidents, and political notes. It mentions a Sharon Wreck casualty report, a burial case, American bond subscriptions, a Chilean minister’s arrival, and New York budget matters, with scattered names and places such as Boston, Sharon, and New York.
The scene describes naval and military units marching to a public building, with colors rolled and cheers from crowds as gun salutes echo. A formal proclamation by President McKinley directs civil and military powers to continue under republic leadership, while foreign diplomacy powers shift.
A collage of jumbled lines mentions expeditions, names like Peary and Tobias, places, and scattered phrases. The readable content includes references to a tribe, a warship or ship-related terms, and various dates, yet most of the text is garbled with no coherent event or narrative.
Fragmented record lists numerous scores and locations including Montreal Philadelphia Hartford Newark Pittsburg Allentown Lancaster and Allentown with varied inning counts and team names. The text reads like a jumbled schedule or box score extraction with inconsistent punctuation and several misspellings.
A dense list of market prices and trade items features Pennsylvania and New York dairy, meat, and produce quotes. It reports price per unit for butter, cheese, beef, wheat, corn, and various vegetables, with regional notes on steady to weak markets and occasional asides on transportation and freight.
The readable fragments describe a convoluted statement or report related to Cardins, with scattered mentions of lanes, Phat Cenect, Veer, and various entities. The text includes garbled names, places, and possible references to events or actions, but lacks coherent narrative or clear context.
Havana reports recount a telegram dispute over alleged outrages by insurgents. The civil governor and La Marina deny the claims while La Boccha corroborates them as possible, amid scarcity and high prices caused by ongoing customs duties and rationing.
The article chronicles military moves as the Army Commander leaves and Genest WilRen is noted in transit. It outlines shifts in command and related official actions within the defense administration.
The text reports thefts at American camps with Cubans looting tents and supplies, General Lawton ordering evacuation and movement, and Cuban guards moving into town barefoot. It notes hospital removals at Athens, fever concerns, and ongoing vigilance. Other items include peace commission arrangements in Washington and Cuban-Porto Rico military announcements.
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