22 Dec 1897
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1897
Page
1
A fragmented story details levee issues and economic turbulence touching Chicago and distant markets. It notes delivery schedules, regulatory delays, and evolving trade tensions affecting wheat, sugar, and grain shipments, with references to prices, futures, and transportation constraints.
Key testimony tied Clemimer and Miss De Kathy to the murder during the Norristown proceedings. Witnesses described tampered acts, theft of a watch and chain, and bundled details that linked the couple to the crime as the trial moved toward a verdict.
Letters from the people urge the county board to favor the existing Creagerstown route over a proposed site at Dulda, claiming the latter would be impractical and costly. They warn against private interests pushing two bridges and call for roadway improvements connecting Frederick to Gettysburg. Residents cite public need, tax fairness, and regional road access.
The note details multiple arrests and detentions. Charles Bell faces a charge of car theft with Charley Price involved. Alice Jones and Caroline Dracy are also arrested for disorderly conduct and committed for ten days. Justice Bleer and Officer Stone are cited in the actions.
The Jewish Festival of Lights Chanukkah observed for eight days features a candle lighting sequence. Each night a new lamp is lit, symbolizing the MACEscha’s victory over Antiochus and the reconsecration of the Temple in Jerusalem.
A garbled, dated snippet recounts court actions and legal notices in a late 19th century style. It references Port Arthur, a Varnted location, and names like Warner, Osborne, and Stennis. The text also includes references to petty larceny penalties and a Minnesota pink margarine act, plus scattered notes on consulates and dairy inspections.
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