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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1899
Page
3
The Daily News outlines subscription plans and carrier delivery, detailing monthly rates, pupil prices, and audience reach. It mentions enhanced service through the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and local distribution in the city, with subscription options per month and per year.
In 1899 Frederick's citizens press the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to curb street corner loafing and enforce ordinance. A special meeting revealed plans to form a principal committee with the Mayor and Aldermen to push a movement for the U.S. government to assume repayment of a Confederate era debt that hinders city improvements. An auxiliary committee and broad citizen participation are urged to back the effort, with representation sought from Mary land’s congressional delegation and local senators and representatives.
Local items report a moral campaign linked to the Sante Clan and accusations of aiding missing children Lyern and deoeiserm. The piece notes widow Gridley facing pressure and Sergeant Anthony's attendance costs, with a broader call to bring deserters to justice amid shifting wartime loyalties and public sentiment.
Fragmented OCR style item with scattered quotes and misspellings covering park, work, trust, marriage, payments, and theft. Includes misread names and places like Brooklyn Indianapolis and Yonkers Stateanian, suggesting a collage of overheard conversations rather than a single coherent event.
A confused clipping reports political rivalries in New York and attempts to curb public disorder. It notes investigations into alleged abuses by soldiers in the Philippines and mentions enforcement actions for traffic and public offenses. The fragment references a highway violation case and a court verdict, with shifts in local policy debated.
The text presents a fragmented 19th or early 20th century prose poem or satirical stream of consciousness. It weaves gratitude lines toward various figures and forces, mentions of Mary Smith and Margery Mabun, and shifts through names and place-like terms. The garbled OCR reads like a meditation on virtue, favor, and social observation, with lingering, uncertain references to historical or literary characters.
Fragmented report covers funerals, legal cases, and regional happenings. Willian Davis funeral in Hagerstown. Governor Chit and court actions loom. Local trials include murder cases, penitentiary sentences, and bills for living verdicts. Marriage of Margaretta Hallyday to Dr James Bordley noted.
A November health report lists 40 deaths in Shin city and county with causes including heart disease, diphtheria, and pneumonia. It cites burial counts across Thurmont, Homlinburg, Middletown, Unionville, New Market, Utica, Walkerville, Manor, Rocky Hill, and Monrovia, plus 18 total deaths by race and gender breakdown. It notes Mt Olivet Cemetery interments and provides city health officer attribution to Noportul City.
The article notes a Thanksgiving service led by rector Rev. Oathorne Tniggly at AW Salute Dyleuasl church. The Brotherhood of St Andrew held a formal celebration Wednesday evening in All Ratute chapel with a speech by Hoy J Addison Tagta. Congregational meeting followed at the Presbyterian church after the service yesterday morning. Board members were elected including Hing Mowere Wan J. Warman and Harry 2. Witter. officers listed as Byron president James 10 Brown secretary Goo W. McCleory treasurer.
Fragmented obituaries and notices report a death in Hanover and an interment in Washington. A resignation from the Clerk of the Circuit Court appears, alongside medical testimonials for a merchant cured of chronic diarrhea and various health notices.
A fragmented social page lists many residents and visitors including Mrs Tar T وتع, Miss Margaret Shafer in Washington, DC, and Mr Harry Haller in Mercersburg pa. It notes holiday plans and family visits with several associated addresses and local institutions.
Local correspondence lists visits by William Downey and Margaret Hopkine in Baltimore County, Alma D.stoir's trip to Baltimore, and Rev OF. Farring joining Thanksgiving Day at home. Notes Albert McConkey a guest of Dr JH Mopking Jr in New York, and a trip by Win Jonas of Montgomery County to cousin N M Watora. Mentions attendance at a funeral for Mrs J W Bullivan, a portage of mail, and a plan for a ball at Junior Hall managed by Charles Koontz. Also reports Sworn In Sheriff Troxel and deputies, and hospital committee meeting at Frederick Hospital Association with children's award envelopes received.
At 5 a m, the second section of Baltimore and Ohio express train No 4, two hours late, was struck near Virginia Laindrominy Beath Wumberland by a westbound freight, wrecking the express train and blocking the westbound track for about five hours. J C Albright of Cumberhynd led the engine helper and suffered a badly painted hand. Mehurry of Brooklyn reported minor injuries. several others were shaken up.
A mutilated pasteboard ad lists tonic remedies and cures promising health from coughs to consumption. It names Albert G. Pearre and others, with prices and a money-back claim.
Mary Jive Tyler colored was arrested Saturday by Osieor Mulhern and charged with disorderly conduct. She appeared before Justice White who fined her $100. The document also contains a garbled advertisement text for a throat remedy and various unrelated names and items.
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