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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1899
Page
6
The Daily News outlines subscription and delivery details from Baltimore for Frederick area customers. It mentions monthly rates, four month and yearly options, compensation plans for carriers, and service regions within the United States. The notice specifies delivery timelines and collection methods, with emphasis on telephonic and postal coordination.
Fragmented dispatch discusses Mr Hogg support in view providence, Brigham Robarts fight for a Congressional seat, and House authority on seating. The Outlook analyzes constitutional grounds on eligibility, amnesty for polygamous marriages, and implications for the 19th century political scene.
Fragmentary OCR text cites 1800 events around Str Roberts and alleged multi marriage breaches under laws of 1652, claiming loss of office rights corrected by an amnesty of 1502 and questions about compliance with a later vote.
The piece discusses pending political debate on tax collection and voting machine introduction, urging legislative action to protect taxpayers and state finances. It notes opportunities for reputational gain and stresses the need for a unified approach to property tax delinquency, assessment, and payment enforcement amid public concern.
A garbled social dialogue from a historic newspaper page discusses reform casual chat about cooks, marriage, and daily routines. It blends quotes about weather and domestic plans with names and places that are partly indecipherable, reflecting OCR degradation and period speech by unnamed speakers.
Weather observers note mild November with birds delaying migration beyond typical timing. English critics discuss American English variation, noting regional influences and increased tolerance toward American speech.
A collection of dreamlike verse fragments from Anastos Scotian and Frank Lee Ma, presented in Popular Monthly December. The text evokes dawn on haunted hills and a speakers search for forgotten glory amid winter imagery and shifting harmonies.
The company presented a dramatic operatic program with Casthila, Mida Holet Reglan Grin, and Ming Grtnis receiving praise for acting and singing. Notable mentions include Mine Flaraney Judephing Koghler in Casthila and The Duchow of Plaza Lore. A special train will transport the cast between Hagerstown and Frederick with return service at midnight.
The production featured elaborate scenery by Claggett D. Spangler and stage elements crafted by Victor Koehler. Principal roles were filled by Mugara Thaamer, Clare Tora, and David Reamer, with strong praise for vocal performance and stage presence from Aria Suses and the supporting cast.
Carroll county milk whippers oppose the Milk Trust exactions while Cecil county paper mills reopen and Western Maryland Railroad considers a new Hampstead depot. A Laurel lamp accident injures William Mooky. a fire destroys Archibald Buchan’s cigar factory in Moanchenstur. minor county officials face discipline. Fred Garry and wife seek burn of debtors protection. Jane Holbert dies in Washington county. Endavor convention notes in Harford. Margaret Geasner dies in Cumberland. an unknown woman burned in Montgomery. births and deaths also reported across Allegany Somerad and Likton counties. plans for removal of a pin match factory near Hagorestown. Monument for Maryland patriots planned by Baltimore Sons of Revelation. former Baltimore coroner George J Mudd dies. waterworks and electric lights planned for Hancock.
Jurys drawn. Judge McSherry today named replacements for several district posts. Jonathan Harbaugh district No 6 fills for Bernard Jonkina, exenned. Wo Hiteshow district No 3 fills for Satinvel T Dino, excused. Millard Fy Qtudler, director Nod, replaces Jon 1 Boudor, excused.
The Lyceum Stock Company of this city will present The Girl Miner at City Opera House next Wednesday evening. Admission is popular price. A noted medicine is praised in the text, while other text mentions a local hospital and a public reading. The garbled copy includes references to Chamberlain's Pett lint and a physician in Richmond Indiana, with unclear sponsorships or related notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a remedy or treatment and reference a woman on Warren Street near Pork. The text is garbled with errant terms and unclear context, making precise details difficult. No clear event, date, or organization can be identified from the legible portions.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sale, money loss, and a seller named Albert KL Feorre. The garbled text references terms like half amounts, perhaps an installment plan, and a complaint about incompetence or misfortune. No clear date, place, or full names are recoverable.
The column depicts a bustling Middletown Thanksgiving week full of church services, large dinners, and community events. It notes preparations for holiday markets, social gatherings, and upcoming entertainments at the Opera House. The piece closes with thanks to a local benefactor and mentions upcoming concerts and civic events.
Fragmented OCR note reports a Kentucky State A and M College professor claiming a new wireless telegraphy system tested at Louisville with superior design. The piece also includes dubious testimonials about patent medicines and a long list of drug wholesalers or merchants endorsing questionable cures.
Market tone steady to firm with cattle hides tallow wool and boots and shoes noted. Demand remains cautious with higher prices delaying activity. stock levels and new orders reported as steady though buyers show restraint amid elevated costs and mixed shipments from traders.
Markets thin in a week of tight money and war rumors across Europe. Industrials and trusts led declines as city stocks softened. bonds moved with varied gains and losses. Overseas and domestic issues showed mixed activity with dividends anticipated and rails and utilities showing notable shifts.
Drought and dull trading pushed Western market activity low with December contracts showing narrow demand. Trading rose slightly on Monday as sellers faced weak prices for spot and forward delivery, with December at low levels and January futures firming modestly.
The review praises a theatrical production featuring a lavish water scenery scene on a river setting. It notes stage machinery and dramatic effects, with a strong blend of comedy to balance serious moments, and highlights the producer and cast demonstrations.
War offices released a bulletin stating British forces sustained deaths and wounded at Modder River. Initial kill counts are uncertain with figures reported as 64 killed and wounded, while broader casualty totals are incomplete and being updated.
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