Tye Hagits and the Sec Tafs speech spark financial fury
Fragmented OCR notes describe a heated exchange over the 1896 financial system and silver coinage. Senator Tillman faces sharp questioning from Democratic and Republican papers while the press lines up for and against current fiscal policy and reform ideas.
Fragmented OCR narrative on New York political convention and governor race
A garbled account describes Washington and New York legislative sessions, presidential term talk, and the governor’s race. It references Senator Pags Gar and Gov. Broz, with mentions of a Republican opposition and preparations for party strategy amid a broader national debate.
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Fragmented Verse and Medical Ad Mix in Odd Paper Item
A garbled blend of poetry lines and an odd medical advertisement appears. The text mentions fruits of mirth and music, a fantasy scene with lovers and children, plus a bold claim about piles treatment and a money refund guarantee. James Waltcour Brey is cited in a garbled context.
Terre Cotta Wreck Trial Reveals Train Crew Testimony
Baltinacre engineers and a conductor testified about the Terre Cotta wreck as the case moves toward court. Witnesses described the cargo train derailment near Silver Spring and Takoma, with references to a brakeman and others in the crew, authorities, and the investigation timeline.
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Fragmented legal brief on threats and court case notes
The record mentions Frank Makel as a director linked to The Law's HIP and a corporate suit with a 23 grade designation. It cites a claim that a husband threatened to shoot his wife, with Kresten Backer acting as counsel for the defendant.
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Christmas Holidays Observed By Academy And College
The public echows cics2a taday the Academy of the Vielse'on ao ca teday for the holidays and will recenme ibs echoiaetio sesztox January 5. The Woman''s college ciwsad yesterday for the polidara snd W.i reopen is January 5. Marcy left for shal homes today to spend the boi Gaya. The Maryland School for the Deaf Claved today. G.meet will go to their homes formorrow. Thor Fermaining will be given B& patty ch Onriaimaging.1. Popila will retaurn to school January 2.
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Splendid Machine 43 Engine Built for Independent Use Co
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Old Time School Pageant Dazzles with Poems and Songs
A Freder ick event features Mary and Her Lamb as a revised poem, a lively student performance, and a visit by elders. The program blends song, poetry, and recitation in a festive school pageant. Community members praise the effort and patience shown by participants and teachers.
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Death notices and obituaries from a small town column
A fragmentary obituary page lists Dr. Whalim A. Waters of Montgomery and family ties to Waters and Reeder families. It notes a Wednesday death at Galtheraburg, burial plans at a nearby cemetery, and mentions survivors including Mrs. Mary Pole and Mrs. Kate Dar. The text references location names like New Baltimore and Yellow Springs, plus service details and family connections in a late 19th or early 20th century local paper style.
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Frederick Counterats Bank The Fe Sexick County Natinal Bank
Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the house and interment wills made in the Raformed cemetery at Middletown. Mr Grayson Haifer of Burkittsville taken ill December 3 while attending a special in Middletown then Baltimore University Hospital. He is believed to have eaten ten pieces of popcorn causing illness. Social Session of Red Men Obipsewa Tribs Wo. 12 LOR held a largely attended meeting with officers installed and refreshments served. The Sick Brig Joseph W. Giver Clarka Fines 13 Op the eink Iiss
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