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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1898
Page
4
A garbled page fragment lists dates, names, and events from February to March including astronomers, captains, and deaths across multiple cities. It also includes scattered New Advertisements for goods and services such as organ sales, house rentals, and business opportunities, all in a noisy, torn OCR style.
The TRE Weekly News plans a handsome twelve page Thursday edition with broad news and features. It claims largest circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new advertisements by next Wednesday noon with space available in the issue.
A jumble of 19th century economic bits references massive sums and distant places. Mentions of gold output, fertilizer, glass factories, and mining tie to regions like Florida Manitoba Ohio and Virginia, with scattered figures such as 42,000,000 and 85,000,000. The text hints at trade, crops, and industry, but many phrases are garbled and names unclear.
Local Baltimore residents and visitors are mentioned returning home or visiting relatives. Names include Mr Harley M Winger, Mr W H Rameburg, Mrs Hegman Wernbig, Mrs Reteera Sahin, Mr Magar Kreyhe, Tinolly, Etsie Kanodo, Mr Charles Wertheimer, and others. Events include a White House reception and social calls across East Third Street and North Market Street with several families noted.
A chaotic session at Monteyne Hospital and town hall reveals a disputed ceremony to swear in officials. Names, dates, and roles are tangled as attorneys defend actions while lawmakers seek lawful authority amid protests and a governor’s review of appointment reforms.
Sottide Changes Wands reports a local weekly publication in Myersville edited by Madeseph We Gaver. The notice outlines a new management structure, reduced subscription price to 7.00 per year, and a plan to publish weekly under Hoddin. The piece also mentions public social events and local acts performing at the Claten Opent House. West Va Daily notes the city Oper lowe dere next Monday night February 2.
Ernest Johnson was arrested by Constable Cer Bernat on a charge of carrying drag cone weapon. He was taken to jail for a hearing. Several others including Tenest Pater and Edward Taylor appeared before Justice Whitt after a robbery case. One defendant was discharged, another acquitted but jailed for carrying an armed weapon. The News
A dense OCR fragment references numerous individuals and places including Mr. Micha Raspes and Nearrisvatls, with scattered mentions of Washington Callece and Baltimore. The text hints at legal actions, labor issues, and community notices but contains extensive garbled names and dates, making concrete events unclear.
Mrs. Thomas Lew and Mrs. Josephine O Donnell Lee die in Baltimore after pneumonia. Funeral from St. Tena tis Catholic Church. Other obituaries include John Millen, a prominent farmer near Jefferson, and Mary Zammernag of Teapsville. Anecdotes mention families in Roland Park and West Virginia, with multiple relatives listed.
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline S. Wil wot was held yesterday at 2 oclock from her residence on West Poorth Street. The ceremony was at Olivet Cemetery with Rev A Can of Halters officiating and pallbearers including W Chilton and Jas Perry. Burial followed at Olivet Cemetery. The funeral directors were ACMI and Oliver Young served as director. A distribution of samples and tobacco use was noted.
The article reports a stormy legislative session with debates over the state budget and taxation, including references to debt reform proposals and shoreline fisheries protests led by Annapolis and surrounding counties. It notes petitions to Sen Norwood, county reorganizations, and a plan to redraw election districts, with tensions between mayoral and aldermanic authorities in Frederick and Frederick County.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Frederick College drill event with a Captaine Walter Sandlers granting some award or deed to an entity named Wall Deed eelanee. Names and details are garbled, making specifics uncertain.
An early report describes a market street blaze and related arrangements involving public safety officials. The distorted text mentions Padgett and others, noting fires, possible penalties, and world events in a cryptic summary of the incident and response.
Fragmentary notice cites Mrs Jally Dyer of East Bourth and Mr Tawia TY family members in West Matrick street. Text references visits and health conditions but details are unclear. little coherent event emerges beyond a family gathering note with nonstandard spellings.
The readable fragments describe a court or trustee proceeding involving a property trust in Frederick County. Names such as Alicatiane, Sy Avate, Tueraut, and Melville Be appear among scattered references. The passage mentions a deed, a Valentine day style date, and a Commissioner or trustee named Beal.
Fragmentary notes show Mrs. Tuttle and inventor Dr. Tuttle presenting a Cal termia self winding washer concept. The ad appears in a periodical, mentioning temporary exhibit and rework with plating. Readable items reference Ferries News and Tees as sources in this damaged OCR fragment.
The notice lists a marriage license for Henry Syseleenne and Sasi Be Lohner of Mount Pleasant. It also cites health remarks stressing pure health standards and nutrition as foundations of good health.
The report outlines a local sale involving Pos Pawel with officials citing elite conditions. Officials mention pace and timing at the event, with Siva and Piet named among attendees.
In Wyarmett on Thursday Mrs. Abe Com tedbire PPro and Miss Lateie M. Comaed announced their wedding plans. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Cumtig of Double Pye Creek, wore a white dress with hat and gloves at a wedding ceremony. Afterward, they traveled to Thode home in Utica. Another couple, Miss Mary Adler McSherry and Mr Riel Sewed, were to be married near Gimere on Sycone Street with a service at the Trase of dle Weten parditn.
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