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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1894
Page
2
The text parodies of a regional paper discuss taxation, advertising, and public notices in a festive frame. It references income, Christmas trade, charitable talk, and a tentative nod to a person named Georgy Weadington, with scattered phrases about revival and recognition.
Fragmented OCR text references Jul ie n Metcalfe son of Capt Benjamin Freeman and a discussion of a Walters Gallery misbequest. Mentions a Treasury Department clerks in Washington dismissed for lacking physical strength. Lacks coherent news event or outcome.
The item surveys preferred Christman election support in the county, notes a white Christmas in view, and comments on a general demand for more snap in the air. It mentions 47 electric railways as a growing transport mode and hints at a proposed prohibition resubmission in Kansas. It also discusses Afro-American inventor term origins and war news between China and Japan, with Chinese land forces routed toward Pekin.
Widespread reporting of holiday plans and local happenings. Mentions a large Christmas tree with presents for all members, Johnny Walsh as Kriss Kingls, and a committee of Johnny Binich Guores Top per and Albert Smith. Also notes market ideas, local election speculation, and festive observations from residents and readers.
A disjointed verse fragment asks about a theft and a missing picture book and toy kept in an attic. The speaker laments loss and questions why caregivers should care, with fragmented lines and unclear narration.
A Cecil Whig report recounts Congressman Talbott's speech interrupted by Mr Fendall from Baltimore who joked about fatigue with a Western girl tale. The crowd laughed as Talbott, equally tired, tried to mount a finishing flourish, only to be upstaged by Crothers ending the evening with a tired disclaimer.
In Garrett County and Allegany County wide notes update on education with 19 schools, 9,259 scholars and 184 teachers. Cambridge postmaster race heats up amid a fight over appointments. St Johns College alumni banquet to be held in Baltimore next Friday. A man named Jonathan Smith jailed in Hagerstown for manslaughter in a brother’s death. A transportation firm proposes leasing the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to handle traffic. Mrs Anna L Gala dies suddenly near Westover. Lottery swindle warnings warn against the "Louisiana Lottery Company" and its claimed agents. Advice for proper dress and behavior targets young women. Independence Hose Company to meet New Year’s Day for preparations. Licenses reported for Reed’s clan and Reed Hewett.
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted with towns and initials including Baltimore Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Roanoke Boston and others. Names listed include W B Tussi R McDowell J K Gorge C E Owen J T Yaton W C Walters F Hinbrick H S Moffmealtz M Y Bailey A Bingham Hi M Boyd Dr T Mayer H G Oppenheim P Gogaia J M McCanley C E McDowell and more reflecting county and city entries with dates 15 22 and 17 64 67 in various counties and wards.
County correspondence reports the marriage of Uluzel Carbell of Locust Grove to Miss Elle W. Ferry of Virginia at St Pauls Tapahannock. A reception followed at the Ferry home with many guests, including Cashells and Cushmans, and attendance noted at St Johns Church. The bridal party sailed to Coast Grove for a lavish after-ceremony celebration.
A marriage report records Amande A Eyler marrying at the bride's parents residence near New Midway on December 11. Elder Gou officiated. The groom is Mr. Eyler, son of Ww Miller of Doubs.
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