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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
2
A garbled OCR page lists various notes from Bright Lemé to local intervet and obituaries. It mentions Chrysanthemum smoking, a chess contest, legal matters, and a lawyer named J. Hampe. References to The Star of Va and Macrso barg, Wisner, and Wisner’s drugstore work repainting appear alongside a weather prophet from Berka coasty.
John Cromer, an eccentric man, is jailed in Hanovar Pennsylvania charged with stealing a horse for Washington township. He confessed to numerous thefts in the region but claimed he never offered animals for sale, instead driving them across state lines into Marrlagd and abandoning them nearby. He was found with a large bag of provisions as he headed for the Pigeon Hills.
Conrad Yost longtime secretary and treasurer of Hughes Furniture Manufacturers Company Baltimore died yesterday at age 51 at his Baltimore home 122 North Dallas Avenue Cause stomach trouble superinduced typhoid fever He was survived by a widow and one son Henry Yost of Wilmington California A traveling salesman for the company Yost often visited Frederick where he formed warm friendships He was an expert checker player and enjoyed Gauss with local enthusiasts on his visits.
Captain Walter Saunders will sell near Rishi's Mills personal property of Benjamin A. Jones including several horses farming implements and household furniture. Charlea W. Quynn executor for Mrs. Jane E. Williams will sell at Sykesville a fine farm with 2293 acres improved land and a large weatherboarded dwelling. Osivin N. Stem Issignea of Mortgagee will sell at Sabillanville real estate of Saxnas Moressad including a lot with a substantial dwelling.
News from the Singapore church announces special services for the last Sunday of the nineteenth and the first Sunday of the twentieth century. Rev A D Melvin of the A P Conference preaches at Liberty town December 23 at 10 30 am. Rev S H Gummings of Baltimore preaches at Liberty town ME church Sunday 10 10 am Mt Zion afternoon Walkersville night. Pastor Rev J T Gress is ill and unable to attend.
Police in Hanover Pennsylvania hunt a tall rogue linked to three street assaults on women and suspicious peeping from verandas and alleys. Several witnesses report a man on a street corner peering into a butter shop window as they prepare to retire. Also noted is a plan to erect monuments in Gettysburg commemorating Jessie Wade, the only woman killed at the battle.
An article fragment records a pawnshop swindle with forged tickets, a Grand Opera House robbery where two masked men assaulted Treasurer Varley and escaped with no cash, and General Wilson awaiting orders. It notes honors for President Kruger in Limerick and city acknowledgments, with assorted regional updates.
Disjointed notices report a receiver petition in Indianapolis for the Order of Chosen Friends, a Philadelphia firm’s debt, and a Chicago attack on two women with diamonds. Lehigh and Hudson Rite president Grione Burt re-elected after 41 years. Personal testimonials tout Ely Cream Balm for catarrh, and a Great South American Kidneyware claim promises six hour relief for kidney bladder issues.
A Pennsylvanian contest debate featured advocates for the negative side defending their position on a legal topic. Judges and participants including Hor tern thaw Judson C Husebusl and Lester Boofuboset presented arguments while the prosecution, Rost busen, challenged the gobs. The trial included reference to a 2nd degree murder verdict and potential appeal, with Gov ernor Pacts called into question and a broader political context noted alongside rail road purchase announcements involving four anthracite coal roads.
Mr Gray praises Chamberlain Courh Remedy as the best medicine for croup. The ad claims it cures children and can prevent attacks when given early. A bottle of Couch Remedy is recommended for instant use and is sold by A Le Tre.
The article lists officials and dignitaries including Josesh H Manley, Loymillie cmemterz, and A.B. Blanchard among others. It details the internal boundary matters, a valuable horse named Noble Ya, and notes on racing at Dulton with a prize of 140 dollars. It ends with a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a Wabash druggist.
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