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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1898
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lists names, places and businesses without coherent events. Items mention hotels, supply firms, and individuals such as John Hendrickson and Watters in New York, with scattered references to price and health themes. No distinct action or outcome discernible.
The jagged notes mention an elevator girl incident, Africa related items, John Bull and American butter, 2100 women writers, 37 frog firms, bogs acreage, Laven Central Atries, and general world figures. Miscellaneous items include a Valentines Day event, engine makers for Australia, Krupp steel output, weather cautions for spring, vacant Frederick College posts, canal repairs, rehearsals for Francia Beatt, and a council meeting notice.
A period of social updates lists residents and visitors across Frederick, Middletown, Myersville, and Baltimore. Names include Charles M Burger, Mrs. A. Z. Bartgisx, Miss Flora Rautzahn, and others visiting relatives, attending meetings, or traveling to Washington and Ohio.
A garbled marriage announcement lists Mr and Mrs Joli We of Kionville with a daughter Nellie Preston Hiteschen. The text is heavily corrupted, but references names Willian and Dokadboa, plus a mention of a Lutheran Charli Knowle and Pelriaey on a nonspecific date.
A terse court note indicates the morning session closed with the Renner case not yet set for conclusion. Details are fragmentary and unfinished from the Creretit Court record.
A long mixed notice lists services and meetings across churches in Unionville Walkersville and nearby areas. It mentions quarterly conferences, baptist and reform congregations, preaching schedules, missionary anniversaries, and plans for organizing a Second Reformed church with an election. The schedule includes dates and times for sermons, youth events, and Epworth League activities.
Readable fragments describe a local event with names and places, mentioning witnesses and investigators. Partial phrases reference a lab, a club, and a patronage context, with unclear roles and scattered proper nouns.
The article references a local story by Mp Woo Patti about portraits and photographic work in a placename area. It mentions figures and events tied to a small town, with garbled names and partial sentences hinting at a regional cultural or municipal feature.
A fragmented report describes a social evening at Ye Moe Hall and related happenings at the Opera House near Poesy light in East Syracuse. The piece mentions Ward He Paehate and figures like Lalit feestimaats in a humorous, anecdotal local chronicle.
A notice in the Middletown Register lists a public sale of Samuel D. Gaver’s West Main Street estate totaling about 11 acres near Kedler’s mill to John Voatander. The event includes a Collation by James Wartied and drew roughly forty guests enjoying the season’s delicacies. The article also notes local color with portraits of community groups and a newly painted headquarters for the Fredericks Bicycle Club, and reports lively discussions among Middletown’s Colored Pedalling Sockets group.
A social event at Cra cmer's Hall in Wadhersville featured Luby's Orchestra with attendees including Mmes Tae Cota Yate lle Sade and others. A city club formation announced officers and committees while planning future activities and memberships.
The record reports the death of an unnamed individual at a home in Dawson or Daw, with pallbearers listed as Mylan Weer, Corn tins, Danh, and SOV Culler among others. Undertaker and cemetery details are unclear, with the ceremony at Middletown and a missing interment time.
Albert R. Wallin resigned from the Opera House Orchestra to join the Prodarigkfelt Orchestra. Rhodes Opera House Orchestra collapsed during a rehearsal last night under conductor Prof. Gino El. Siath.
Fragmentary notes describe children at a visitation event for President Lincoln's birthday. Each child reportedly held a personal memento of the deceased leader and attempted to frame it with homemade decorations.
A portion of the Cheaimoes te a TG Oliver Cemetery has fallen due to recent snow drifts. The watch for the statue of His fete is unclear as repairs begin on the cemetery property. Contino and De Win de Burry face charges linked to an assault case at Walltassany.
A garbled report mentions a public event at Walthers with a town orchestra and references a port clerk. The text includes fragmented phrases about a selection and musical performances amid unclear names and dates.
The readers report a mission at a house on West Penryrton Street Palamorne led by a president Mia Brewer of the Board of Muapers. The aim is self supporting orphans and wean with hopeful engagement from the people.
An OCR damaged fragment lists various names and phrases. The readable items include references to Mrs Thomas and Vina Boar, with scattered street and district terms. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes show wheat quotations and market activity with references to Frederick and local buyers. The readable bits mention corn prices and a young man’s involvement, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
A chaotic report details a wide range of workers and trades in Langassee with mentions of districts, unions, and local figures. The text highlights protests, meetings, and street actions connected to public works and social reforms.
The Vila Tye Literary Society held a public meeting with officers named Missty tyes Reese and Ntts¢ tonet aes guiding the session. Debates covered topics led by Charles Dat Baylor and Anion Birger with plans for future readings and a March date for the next gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes report arrests and court appearances in Windlington and Market Street areas. Names include George Sativa, Combable George Hrunt, and others with vague charges and unspecified dates, leading to unclear outcomes and custody notes.
A description from Altanterman Tavents Que outlines a newly invented tying machine that can fly at operator-controlled speeds from twenty to sixty miles an hour. The device resembles a kite in a Greek cross frame and uses hollow steel tubing and tensioned pods, reflecting the era's experimental aviation concepts amid reports of theatre and scientific progress.
The fragmentary OCR note lists names and terms such as PNP DAS TING VLOG SUMP LIEN and various acronyms. The readable portions suggest a catalog of entities or tags rather than a coherent event or report.
Fragmented local notices show a meeting planned for Monday evening and a fundraiser for St Luke Church with Amelia Brown of Washington providing beauty services and lessons. The item mentions entertainment titled Murder Will Oat and lists venues like Kaden Hall Adamatown and dates around February.
The readable text hints at a spring meeting involving weather, speakers, and poets. It mentions preparing for spring and references a garden, a pane, and a chang over toen, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided OCR fragment. The text is garbled with multiple unclear names and phrases, lacking identifiable event, place, or date to summary. No definite persons or organizations can be confirmed.
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