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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1898
Page
3
A fragment references 25 Court Street in Frederick and a Masonic Building in Thurmont with no further context. The note suggests a local property or meeting location but lacks clear event details or dates.
The cabinet debates reforms and troop movements tied to ongoing war with Cuba. Officials discussed capitulations and internal policy shifts while negotiations with opponents and the press shaped the national agenda.
Washington reports the last of Shatter's army will sail from Cuba today. General Shatter's despatch lists units embarked or to embark including the Twenty-fourth United States Infantry detachment and portions of volunteer infantry and Marine units. Movements continue toward Montauk Point as ships depart with convalescents and guards.
Fernandina reporters describe the Third Pennsylvania regiment sending sick soldiers to a hospital train near Fernandina. The ill men, mostly malaria cases, were boarded after a long rail journey, cheering Philadelphia city officials and nurses aboard the train as they moved toward Hunterville Alabama for further deployment.
The Peace commission members discuss Paris talks and Sept. 1 scheduling. Officials report extended talks with the president and planned conference in Washington while two commissioners await naming. Training for Cuba ration distributions proceeds under military orders.
A garbled legalogue describes a case involving Mrs Bethte Whe Stock and a public matter. The text references detectives, a wrapper, paintings, and a patient inquiry. Names and locations are scattered, with Delaware and Baltimore Area mentions appearing amid incomplete phrases.
The president will depart Washington for a short trip by special Pullman train. He will be accompanied by Mrs McKinley and a small party of guests, with stops planned at Camp Meade and Montauk as the journey unfolds. The trip aims for quiet travel without ceremonial displays or troop movements.
A jumble of names, dates, and terms appears in a chaotic OCR fragment. The text mentions a meeting, voting, a potential date, and various obscure references to people and places, but lacks coherent facts or a clear event to report.
A jumbled OCR fragment reports on various events and people including Ferdinand Wy Meck, Alison Iowa, Everett Tale, John W. Milas, Melville J. Stone, and others. It references a Paris exposition, military purchase orders, political conventions, and upcoming battles and appointments across multiple places and dates. The text is highly garbled, with multiple overlapped topics and misspelled names.
Reports from Philadelphia dated Avie 26 recount the steamer Capra and the La Coquette collision. The Norge saved some crew while 14 men perished in the wreck. The incident sparked investigations and mentions of naval safety measures amid broader political coverage.
The pension department grants a pension to Ab Cum, a Chinese subject and widow of Vareal Martin, a United States Navy pensioner. The couple had three children and monthly payments begin, with differing amounts for the widow and children. A note mentions Fork and a local event about a picnic hosted by Fidelits Testge, Noot, of an Odd Fellows lodge in Nowe Maskat, planned for Wednesday, August 30.
A scrambled report covers yacht racing results and a variety of athletic matches. It mentions New York, Berne, and other locales with racing and boxing outcomes, plus scattered scores from city-to-city competitions and a notable wrestling incident.
Philadelphia and Baltimore mark broad price shifts in grains and dairy with reports of steady to quiet trading. Wheat, corn, and oats show mixed values while live stock and dairy products edge toward stable ranges amid regional demand.
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