04 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
1
Fragmented text details a chaotic scene with references to labor disputes, court cases, and arrests. Mentions include a strike, a meeting led by Mrs Pleekering, a 25 year old worker Matthew Wy Ryan arrested for robbing talk, and several named locations and churches. The overall coherence and specifics are limited by OCR quality.
Fragmentary text shows names, places, dates, and events in a damaged OCR page. The readable bits mention local figures, streets, and protests, with scattered references to places like Bay, Abbey, and War Road, suggesting a civic or legal notice amid uncertain context.
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with numerous proper nouns and place-like terms such as Bednot Ved, Selina, Ay' Photed Ctrains, Walt CS Suet, Harboe MUD, MMC, and others. Despite the disorder, it reads like a miscellaneous local note with names, venues, and scattered actions, lacking a coherent event. The readable bits suggest a jumble of references rather than a single clear report.
A report details the arrest of the Condinetors Cin Saviniettorn and colleagues in Pittsburgh on alleged fraudulent acts tied to a railway contractors club. Prosecutors consider libel and other charges as a broader crackdown spans New York and New England states with potential prison terms amid ongoing investigations.
A Petersburg Virginia notice touts Bull's Cough Syrup as daily effective for throat and related ailments. It recounts a personal restoration after an attack and promotes the syrup as a universal remedy priced at two for a cent.
A chaotic clash during a labor dispute at Hinsteton led to gunfire injuring several and killing ten as deputies and strikers clashed at the scene. Clergy and witnesses testified noting shots were fired at workers fleeing, while authorities wrestled with dispersal.
Fragmentary text depicts tense parliamentary talks over loans and concessions involving Talten Wait and the Atuars of Ballsbury. References to foreign authorities, a Chinese minister, and stalled negotiations suggest a global financial dispute and potential loan completion delays. The piece mentions Bod contingent actions, a Perpet Ortigas venue, and ongoing debates about trade and security in an uncertain international scene.
The readable fragments mention parcels, estates, and legal notices linked to property and heirs. Entities include people like Ambassador Wittengnaet and references to a Catto estate, with scattered mentions of dates, wards, and sectors. The text is highly garbled but signals notices on property and likely probate or title matters.
A Washington cable from Ambassador White reports Berlin’s decree excluding American fruit from Prussia. White notes full details not yet obtained but expects a full dispatch once accessible. The State Department monitors decayed information and reacts to threefold objections in German publication.
The text presents a distorted set of phrases with scattered names and places, resembling a political or civic doc in garbled form. Key entities are difficult to identify, but the fragment hints at meetings, votes, and officials within a broad public notices context.
Fragmentary text describes city actions and orders connected to alledged public services and responses. The garbled lines reference mayoral activity, aid measures, and a public event with crowd involvement, but specifics are not readable. The piece lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete outcomes.
Governor Budd commutes or pardons Haller Wor den in the Overhind train wreck case tied to Yale county strike actions. The prisoner faces execution at Folsom prison but receives a reprieve until June 1. The report also mentions Katol and a separate murder claim with unclear details.
An OCR fragmented page reports on produce markets with numerous figures for wheat varieties, corn, oats, and potatoes. It notes prices in cents per bushel or per pound, including Pennsylvania and New York markets, and references elevators, dairy creameries, and various regional buyers. The garbled text preserves names of commodities, locations, and price points, indicating a broad market snapshot with dozens of numeric entries and shifting prices.
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