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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1898
Page
2
The document protests water debt and city spending, urging mayoral action and police protection. It argues residents should not pay for misused funds and calls for improved street safety, patrols, and emergency measures to protect citizens.
A scattered 19th century poisentary list mentions Warder Perry, a young colored student, and events at a Denton courthouse. a fire destroys a valley home in Wlair, with local figures Brakeron Williams and Patrick Kelly implicated. a Grand Lodge convention occurs in Baltimore with receivers Gowen and Marry authorized. the Washington school unit purchases land in Ocean City for a new building. additional notes reference church services, funerals, and civic appointments in Maryland and nearby areas.
In a tense tented match on February 1, Creagerseaws and STM Town clashed with a dramatic finish. Key players included Annie Ky, Doki Beete, and Lefonmch cvnieetian, as Centre's sell Jin Wereater led late for STM Town while Creagerseaws pressed to overturn a deficit. The SOUTHWEST result left both teams to reflect on the stands and the refereeing, with a close outcome shaping upcoming play.
An OCR fragment describes a social gathering with many names and relations. Guests include Mrs Duarte Nachals Misses Bhagyecatidie and Misa Leraise Gailea, with mention of Mr Vernon Pooheattenidea and Prof. Pooks. The piece references food, dancing, and music, but specifics are obscured by garbled wording.
The article notes Mr Volluse of Proderick will stop preaching as the General Conference meets in May. It reports church leadership rejecting new appointments and outlines Reform Guild and Methodist events including a recent monthly Reform meeting led by President Ramaburg with standard addresses and closing prayer.
Justice White heard the case against Ernest Lalison who faces charges of carrying concealed weapons. The defense argued insufficient evidence and Lalison was discharged. Separately Countable Lowe arrested Henry Hawii yesterday and presented before Justice White on related charges. The Portland Beach community society at Worms College plans upcoming charity entertainment featuring a retooled operetta with music and stage design. The Frederick County Agricultural Society reports vacancy as Mr Dixon Walther of Midst resigns as manager. Mr Daniel L. Rontzahn to fill the post.
The Prot Hawks Lectures in Baltimore discussed wartime events at Bueckeystown as evening talks. County Commissioners finished their work on amendments and adjourned yesterday with plans for a session near Monday.
An advert touts a patent medicine claimed to cure consumption and relieve catarrh and constipation. It lists a broad array of ailments and asserts success through testimonials and physician endorsements. The ad names distributors and promises relief through a tonic marketed with medical authority and sample guarantees.
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