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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1892
Page
3
Fragmentary ad page reads the Moo Mullinix Kemp and Wanted Piacona Help Wanted Bay For Sale Live Stock Local Mention Dr Hatitesty with unclear dates and names. The readable items suggest a local classifieds section with advertisements and notices from 1892.
Brief notes report Martinsburg streetcars paused for twenty days for repairs and rest. Various local items include Lestie Cramer becoming discount clerk at First National Bank, Edward Sinn repainting his porch, swinging algae placed at Mary Te Wrteo’s store, and a 10 day old Alderney calf sold for seven dollars. Grand Lodge of Maryland Knights of Pythias opens at Pythian Castle Baltimore with John D. Blake presiding. Brown moved to Bellarun in Washington county. Menara Lowenstein Wertheimer staff display a mimic weather signal outside their building.
The Maryland Legislature met with plans to introduce amendments to article 15 of the Declaration of Rights and a general oyster bill from Dorchester. Adjutant General Howard's report pending submission. Corporations committee to hear Baltimore delegates on North street electric railway elevated structure. Opposition expected to a tobacco warehouse conversion to grain elevator. Laird resolution likely to pass with rider. Towson seeks incorporation. division over urban des and county seat shift from Port Tobacco to La Plata in Charles County. Senate read Frederick city charter amendment bill. Wirt reported election notification for State Treasurer Spencer C. Jones with acceptance letter read and spread upon the journal.
Hagerstown residents recount a Sunday ice accident with multiple injuries after falls on Antietam street. A property sale records a frame house with grounds sold for 2 000 to John Betas by E Moore, while Bellevue Asylum trustees resolve a dispute by appointing William Stariz mani to prevent market inspector duties.
Text reports Hicks predicting a warm trend for the south and east with a central storm from the 30th to the 12th. It notes increasing warmth across eastern regions and mentions a shifting weather pattern affecting multiple areas.
The meeting of Becher Commissioners will convene this afternoon due to absence of quaritg this morning. Far away board members are expected to arrive to participate.
An inconclusive fragment notes a marriage or city event involving Mr. and Mrs. Tiros, a cemetery, and an award or race result linked to Sabroeter in a seven seven horsepower context.
Frederick residents filled the City Hall Opera House for a second Arthur Liathalson drama based on Tennyson to aid the poor. Cast members included Annie Lee Lola Urner Miriam Gane and Willard C. Keller. Baltimore stage manager Geo A Gardner and Dudley Page supervised. A Frederick City Band debut opened the event with a promising performance. Gross receipts around $250 with $215 already tallied. funds continue from ticket sales.
News of the Churches reports a Catechetical Class at Evangelical Reformed Chapel and a scheduled Bt. Marys Chapter meeting tomorrow at 4 PM. It notes no preaching next Sunday due to Rev Mickly’s absence, with services resuming February 24, and mentions a Missionary Society gathering at the Federated Lutheran church tonight and a Christian Endeavor Committee meeting in the Sunday School room.
The Board of Charities and Correction held its monthly meeting at the Court House. Sheriff Cromwell presented and the board approved his report showing 12 white state prisoners, 2 colored females, 10 male colored prisoners, 16 white males, and 1 white plus 1 colored female in corporate custody. The day included a tour of inspection of the jail with favorable remarks on its condition. the number of vagrant tramps in the jail at present is noted.
The officers of registration compiled figures showing District No 1 with registered voters and various disqualifications including deaths and transfers. District No 5 shows registered voters, transfers and removals, reflecting concurrent disenfranchisement activity.
An attempted arson occurred at St John’s Institute Building on East Second Street last night. The blaze was found to have damaged two spots but was extinguished by the church sacristan. Ongoing vandalism at the building has been noted, and authorities hope the youths involved will be caught.
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A fragmented ledger recounts county sheriffs from 1762 to the 1800s, naming Jacob Bowerbroeht and many successors such as Christopher Edelen, Joseph Cromwell, Mahlon Talbott, and Morris Jones. It notes the 851 constitution vote, sheriff tenure changes, jail construction under David Frazier, and a relic cane from Theo Frederick Haux brought from Germany circa 1753.
The Board of County Commissioners re appointed the current Board of Charities and Correction. Names include D. W. Summers as resident, Dr. E. C. McSherry treasurer, Dr. J. W. Lowney. The minority is represented by Messrs. J. M. Hiteshaw and J. J. Dil. Annual report shows receipts 1621 315 58 with disbursements 21 451.08 and payroll 72.09. Inmates averaged 190 131 305 and tramps 2031 564. meals served totals 80 114 to inmates and 20 031 to tramps. unpaid bills total 8 181.07. boarders owe 1 812.00.
Mrs Mertha M Green an inmate of Montevue asylum escaped last week and was brought to the city by constable Reames. She was found near Gronsnickle's Meeting House asleep under a tree with only an apron over her head and is jailed awaiting jury inquiry.
The county scene records a quiet wedding at Mt. E. parsonage with Samuel Harn and Barbara A. Nicodemus as principals. Reports detail resident shifts to New Windsor and ongoing community events, a horse accident at a local stable, mill repairs, social gatherings, and varied local notices from Myerstown to Rocky Apringe.
Onanty Conttatics and T. A. Keater of Stetrict No 14 qualified before Clerk Jordan Kettering as commahte. Mariage thee. Wiktem Come of Hawrers district and Mieate Peer of Tessmrom district of The BD attended.
The report details social and religious events in a small community near Frederick. It notes property rentals by Mr Moore, services led by Rev Castle, and various parish activities. Fires destroy a restaurant and a Nicholson property. a young woman, Mrs Clements, dies leaving four children. interment at a Catholic cemetery. The piece mentions a dancing school and harsh winter weather affecting local finances.
A sequence of small items reports Commander Seth enforcing the cull law, a fire destroying Mr John Fo BMethregar’s home in Prince George's county, George W Lamotte named constable of Mampstea district, Carroll county, and various local events. Also notes a Marlboro district death, a marriage in Carroll county, an oyster bed yielding young oysters near Angapull, and a court term opening in Washington county. A Baltimore and Ohio wreck injures John W Bean, and Hockellle stockholders report a profit of 420.60. Cumberland fire damages several buildings, with 4000 dollars in loss. Memorial window planned for St John’s church by the M C U, with five applications for membership.
A fragment shows a store offering a remnant table with dresses for sale at low prices. The notice mentions KOUMIA tepnanta and children’s bows, indicating discounted clothing items available to customers.
An 1880s style talk by a Baltimore librarian discusses how readers, especially youth, choose books. He laments poor reading materials and urges guidance from parents teachers and libraries to direct readers to suitable volumes and avoid unsuitable works.
A fragmented OCR shows a long list of names and places from a hotel arrival report. It names individuals such as H Muller, A Applebake, E Konan, Jabo A Duut, D Milles, Capt. IL Boyd, Malcolm Crichton, John Urbamn, Tre Murphy, B A Mason, G Stern, Vasher, J HL Birch, Davia Molleston, Hager, Philadelphia residents, and many others. The text includes numerous city and state affiliations like Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Columbus, and York with scattered county mentions and references to counties. The fragment ends mid list with unclear continuation.
Peter Bland alias Yellow Pete, a recurring city figure, was jailed last night by Officer Abrecht after being drunk and disorderly and committed to 0 days by Mayor Brauner. William Thompson was arrested Saturday by Oliver Abenderfer for drunken disorderly conduct and fined by Mayor Branner, serving 15 days. Police issued permits for Saturday Sunday and yesterday.
The notice explains that whistle signals are preceded by a long warning blast to call attention to the regular signals. It states the first long blast is not counted and only the following blasts relating to the firecrat should be considered.
A two story frame tenement owned by Mr. C. Broadrup burned near the Receiver on the road from Yellow Springs to White Rock. Fire at night by unknown cause. origin considered incidental. Maryland State Council of C B L elected Rev William H Roane of Liberty as chaplain at large.
A local listing notes Ded. R. GL Kardesty will face City Howat Thursday February 11 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Ocullat Farrell and Throat Specialist premises. Consumers urged to pay by February 10 to receive a usual discount on their bills. no discount after that date. G. Frank Clingan, agent.
James E Walker & Co promotes a line of new spring hats described as fashionable and colorfast. The ad highlights the fast color and rocketlike durability, claiming these hats offer premium rubies tone and lasting wear for the season.
Fragmented OCR text describes a weather sounding sequence with warnings and tones but contains garbled phrases and unclear structure. References to signal patterns, duration, and temperature cues are present though illegible in places, suggesting a historic or technical weather alert snippet.
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