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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1894
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals such as Reaver Kemp and John Rendete kenn with initials and scattered roles. The text mentions Patrick and Crontee with partial initials, but no clear event, location, date, or outcome is established.
Local social notes list visitors and residents in Frederick and nearby towns over Christmas week. Names include Miss Gatet, Miss Asler, Rev Whittingham, 4H club members, and guests from Baltimore, Thurmont, Ellerton, Paw Paw, and West Virginia. Travels reference church services, dances, and visits to relatives, with frequent mentions of hosts at various "Poplar Terrace" settings and extended stays.
Local residents including Eil V Albaugh Mary Albaugh Michael Sechrist and M Prank Sechrit seek court approval to modify the Hoffman Sechrist road section recently granted by the court of Ippesi. Weather forecasts warn thick ice may form on ponds, aiding skating if conditions persist. A patrol reports a tarantino theft by a confectioner in Middle Town. Emmtaburg council moves to number houses as a public road building project advances with a new public road building in Emmlet county. The structure front and interior are described with rooms and a market planned for Monday noon through Tuesday morning.
Hane a Comedy and Jane a comedy by Harry Niebole and W Lertoco staged at City Opera House to an eager audience. The production, directed by Gustav Frohman, features a troupe praised for lively performances and a strong cast including Meekage Licesern Reber Nichem and Terma Jeveena. Evening followed by The View Marker and a lively final act, attracting noted theatrical figures from New York and London.
A fragmented column reflects on end of year thoughts and hopes for the new year. It praises readers and patrons, mentions local happenings such as markets, the electric railway, the city opera house, and various church activities. The writer notes Christmas celebrations, church services, dances, and performances, and conveys wishes for joy and health for the year ahead.
Sree Coxey Aindying, 4 Jesan Coxey, now leader of the Commonereal army, seeks admission to the Naval Academy at Annapelle. He is remembered in Frederick for his early move with his father Maring. Ingeractt Not Doghead Rev. Father Sullivan spoke to the Young Men's Catholic Club, noting the lecture offered education beyond belief but lacking solid argument. Mr Weney A Ramehnep of Frederick plans to withdraw from the Spoke arhe as Frederick City Apoka Works moves to New Alexandria, Va. Groff purchased the prall rewte between Bld. Hhetawn and Frefertek, with Me. Grok assuming charges on January 1.
Mr Frank Breckenridge formerly blacksmith for the Pawnee Bill show in Southern France has returned to America and reached Frederick last evening. The troupe plans to resume travel to Philadelphia and then on to Texas, with expected performance material ready by March. Breckenridge has taken a position with Mr Woolf in the city and will depart for Texas on Tuesday for practice.
The article reports disorder and political tension across Maryland during a period of civic unrest. It mentions crime and accidents in Elkton and Cumberland, a divorce case in which a wife sues for separation, and the Maryland Clay Company works in North East. It notes Democratic politicians in Anne Arundel facing scrutiny and a looming municipal election. It highlights fox hunting mishaps in Queen Annes and Baltimore counties and a church incident near St Peter’s Lutheran. It also references vacancies in school examiner posts and the board of supervisors.
J K E White DD delivered a lecture titled The Battle of the Poor Generosities under the Epworth League of the MOK Church in Frederick. The talk argued the supremacy of intellect over wealth and called for public acknowledgment of merit. A new lounge and reading room features and a welcoming Catholic Union event were announced, with a committee ready to honor visitors.
The community near Double Pipe Creek reacted with mixed amusement and sympathy after a 17 year old peddler was arrested by County Constable Powell for selling without a license. He escaped custody, and a Frederick County deputy attempted to recapture him while the event drew local attention.
Funeral notice for Reverend Francia J Clayton rector of Grace Episcopal Church Rutherford New Jersey reports his death at home. The 40 year old resident was respected as a musician and composer. Survived by wife Emly Mew with other family connections noted in local obituaries.
Fragmentary report of two marriage ceremonies. One wedding occurred December 27 at a parish church with J U Aeper officiating and involved Mr daroh A deeytiat and Gb Catoctin Furnace. The other on December 1 at Mountaindale with Miclvy J. Witter as a participant.
A wreck occurred near Pen Mar when a barrow car derailed from a Western Maryland rail express from Baltimore. The engine, express car, and smoker left the track due to a steep embankment. The incident happened around 12:15 PM as the train moved west from Pen Mar.
A garbled notice discusses a mother finding a gentler remedy called Aspap of Loft Fuge or similar, produced by a California syrup company, with unclear references to figs and laxative effects. The jumbled lines imply a medical or household remedy claim without clear details or dates.
Scattered buyers and idle butchers marked a cold market day. Prices for vegetables and staples varied, with butter, poultry, meat, and produce showing limited demand and several stalls offering limited assortments as winter conditions kept crowds thin.
A solemn funeral for Captain Daniel Mato was held yesterday at Slageratown with Borvico house service conducted by Stey G A Say Jer. The body traveled in a hearse drawn by four black horses to Middletown, about cybieeo miles away, with a detour through Megera town. The Lutheran Church service concluded the rites, and the obituary notes his age and long tenure as publisher of the Catacua Whig.
A garbled OCR fragment references New York and Chicago with unclear names and details. It mentions a time, event, or person but the text is unreadable and does not provide concrete facts. The fragment preserves no verifiable entities or outcomes for a proper summary.
A City Opera House program announces a diverse act featuring Norrie Broa Equine and Censos Carnival. The company includes a city band, dogs, ponies, and monkeys. feats cover balance, rope work, tricks, and comedic routines. Performers boast daring stunts and audience engagement amid a festive New Year presentation.
Christmas observances spread across several churches with morning services and special programs. The Roman Catholic and Presbyterian congregations plan prayers, sermons, and vesper activities, while revival meetings and Epworth League events are scheduled in other houses of worship. Weather forecast notes unusually cold temperatures and freezing rivers as residents prepare for year-end activities.
A fragmented advertising page lists assorted items and promotions including cheap stock, periodicals such as Kalilmore Hem Weekly American and Ladine Himo dourosl, and various goods like cranberries, home made kraut, and ladies apparel. The text blends catalog style with faded prices, suggesting a general weekly shopping roundup from early 19th century print.
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