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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1898
Page
4
Waris Laws announces changes to advertisement submissions with a weekly update cycle and extended deadlines. The paper notes advertising opportunities and upcoming deadlines for copy changes each Wednesday.
A long list of residents and visitors across Frederick and nearby towns is noted with many names and origins. People from Baltimore, Washington, Martinsburg, Harrisons, and other areas are described as visiting friends, relatives, or returning home after travels to cities like Harrisburg, New York, and Philadelphia.
The article lists grain prices with Wheat at about centa per bushel and Corn at MO cents per bushel, reflecting market quotes from the day. The garbled text notes wheat and corn prices and references a market update.
The piece reports a church youth gathering at Thortfont with varied activities led by the local congregation. Speakers and program coordinators are named, highlighting community outreach and religious education efforts.
A Western Maryland manager discusses proposed service improvements and subscriber protections. He outlines plans to reduce outages, expand fault reporting, and adjust rates with the aim of improving reliability and customer satisfaction across Chesapeake Bay region lines.
A local report notes the death of a soldier from Wyastanutian Do Owingdo and the ensuing funeral held at the Romeos. Mis Sida Wolfe presided over the service with a committee named to arrange the events and honor the fallen service member.
Justice White presided over cases including James Sorgas jailed 20 days for street assault after a May is charged and remanded. John Englebreeht faced dawdling charges with bail set and released. Auctioneers Walter Saunders and others sold Baker Johnson property on South Market Street and Hebert Titlow’s two story house on North Market Street for sums around 1 000 and 80. A Baltimore and Ohio railroad crew laid underground water lines east of Water Street and a new sewer project will follow. Additional real estate transfers include Fauna O and Ore Reddick to Wo Crtead and George Wo Stanfér in Frederick County.
A fragment notes a request to arrange for a nomination to the United States. The text mentions August and Parliament and references to Speedal Prenateh Wee Tae See Kisaetos. Further readable details are limited.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names, places, and terms with mixed capitalization. The readable portions show a crowd of individuals and possible political committee mentions but lack coherent events or actions to define a clear news item.
Readable notices describe church fairs at St Joseph and St Marys, a festival in Araby schoolyard, and Ladies Aid events August 23 27. Activities include a children’s prize show, a Saturday festival, and a parish event at the Manor woods with local ladies, plus a county fair opener at Tandon County Fair.
The report recounts a costly consignment of cartridges bought for a regiment amid accusations of misdirection and delayed payment. It details the procurement chain from the cartridge purchase to the delivery at Prederow, with officials questioned over expenses and accountability.
Mr Miller, longtime general manager of Chinbuteratate Lelie phane and Telegraph Congas, has retired from Autemitic Telegraph Lachango Company of Washington, D. C. and Landed Unghiad. He is praised for twenty five years in electrical trade and expected to influence future industry efforts.
A fragmented notice recounts the opening of Frederick College on September. It notes the opening time for the first period and mentions a ceremony involving a ceremony and a spouse. The garbled text implies a dedication or parade linked to the college debut.
Disjointed OCR style excerpt lists scattered names towns and events with no coherent narrative. It mentions University Campus and various apparent legal and civic terms, but readable facts are minimal. The piece lacks a clear story, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Report details packing tactics at the Novastetrite facility as officials review labor, safety, and efficiency measures. Name of owner and specific company lapses remain unclear in fragmented text. Local authorities probe packing procedures and daily output targets amid questions of compliance and safety.
The twelfth annual convention of the Women’s Club Thagan Union gathers in Prededah county at New Market for devotional and afternoon sessions. Delegates from local groups attend a morning service and an afternoon program led by rogie Sg and Roate Veoutant with plans announced for upcoming activities.
Local notice requests attendance at a hall event tomorrow to honor Thomas Wolfe with a private unveiling. The gathering includes the Fifty Maryland Regiment and Turkish chair involvement, with street address No 8 West Patro street and nearby merchants noting planned activities and public reception.
A large garbled OCR fragment contains scattered names and syllables with no clear event, date, or location. No discernible persons, organizations, or outcomes emerge to summarize into a coherent historic item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Neidig and Miller and a alleged theft sequence. It references a crook at a gate and fear surrounding an eve tied to a plan. Names and places are unclear, with many distorted words and missing context.
Fragmentary OCR text references a medical practitioner and exam notes, with garbled terms for diseases and examinations, mentioning a city hotel and local street. Contents are unreliable but suggest a medical evaluation or patient care note with scattered identifiers.
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