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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1890
Page
3
The readable text is incomplete and does not reveal a clear event, person, or organization. It appears to be a fragment from a January issue with garbled names and stray numbers, lacking coherent details for a full card.
Local notices and brief society items list visitors, travels, and holiday plans. Names include Dr Rhoderick Birrtch, Miss Nellie Clark, Prof. Sullivan, Mr M G Urner Jr, Miss Julia cuck, Miss Ross E Smith, and Mr Douglas Hargett. Real estate transfers and business notices intersperse with ads for silverware and oysters.
Frederick county papers describe streets crowded with shoppers and churches preparing festive programs. Many Sunday schools and congregations across towns host Christmas eve and Christmas day entertainments, cantatas, and special services, with decorations and community gatherings. A large art exhibition at Frederick Female Seminary closes the year with student works praised by visitors.
Baltimore markets report mixed activity with flour and wheat futures firmer in places while southern and western grains show varied strength. Prices quoted include December and January positions with brief notes on steamer and white corn types, provisions steady, butter firm, and market atmosphere described as quiet and strictly fresh as trading nears week May.
Holiday appeal invites shoppers to visit the furniture home of HN. Brehieon & Ron for a wide display of goods. The offer highlights a diverse line including elegant seating and rocking chairs, promising quality and value for the season.
A correspondent describes Montgome ry Wah and nearby suburbs, noting villas, parks, and growing towns near Washington, with remarks on real estate, transport, and local life. The piece closes with a U S Supreme Court decision reversing a Utah court ruling on polygamy, holding the crime targets the marital relation rather than the wife.
Fragmentary OCR text references Washington County and a future event at a place called Coronay or Coronay ible. Mentions preparations and possible public notices, with scattered names and dates garbled beyond recognition.
Fragmentary readable phrases reference a gear trade and relates to a press event. Entities are unclear, but mentions a stock or balance and a venue or location City unclear. No definite people teams or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
A confusing report from yesterday details a dispute over the official population count for the city. The purported tally by a local office is challenged as inaccurate, with authorities seeking a precise figure amid ongoing contention about numbers and timing.
An unreadable sales pitch promises better goods and discounts though the text is garbled. It hints at purchases with reduced prices and a shop setting but lacks clear names, places, or dates.
A garbled 19th century column references the Young Men’s Christian Association convening, local political figures, and school and church notices. Mentions include Baltimore figures, Frederick female seminary students remaining for holidays, a Delaware College committee meeting, and a public cash-only trading note urging shoppers to buy now. The text also recalls a junior steam fire engine company planning to build a comet badge and active early efforts.
A fragmented piece notes a tense scene with Latwaye cornering an opponent, threats and pity from others, and Dave Nintth facing demands for money as plans unfold for a staged event. A meeting of a committee led by C. A. HL at Marscal K. Goldaborough’s office aims to finish arrangements for a planned march fire and the officers of the Prat.
Bandas School entertainment scheduled for New Year’s night at Central Chapel near New London. Event on January 1, 1901 features a program of songs and readings with decorative napkin rings and wall decorations.
Fragmentary wedding notice recounts a ceremony for George Alto Pawn and Margirito, with lists of relatives, guests, and attendants. Amid garbled phrases, mentions of New Whinbear, Toatyes, and Parked, plus scattered names, locations, and attire hints at a large, once-formal event noted in a distressed OCR passage.
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