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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1898
Page
4
Readable fragments note a February 10 date with varied items: anniversaries, Jubilee marks, and hints of local events. Mentions include Turon area notices, a jubilee, and references to community figures. The text is garbled with advertisements and stray names.
A garbled selection mentions Paris Exposition displays preserved London artifacts and a horse thief incident. Other items note Chinura public library opening in Sanidhey Cromonport and Japan children showing ambidexterity. A Liverput stock listing dispute and broker practices are briefly touched.
A string of brief personal items notes Kalu Minz Pauls Grave of Lime visiting friends in Baltimore. Mr BH Rosy Mack of Manover Pa visits the city. Fr Schmidt and wife touring Washington and Baltimore. Miss Realy Kingsbaker of Chicago to Mire. Sanne Wintobor visiting in the aft. Miss Virginia Matter of Tonestown visiting cousin Miss Resale Matter. Hon M J Grove of Lime Kiln leaves for Wet Norfolk visiting Mrs d M Kingman. Mr Dan O Birely and wife plan extended trip not returning until May. Mika Helen Rowe attends funeral in America. Representative Wil M Codmains from Fro MeElroy Council No 90 attends state council meeting in Royal Arann Building Baltimore today.
Obituaries record Harriet A Harper of Clute ity aged 72, with service by Hy D W Woods and burial at Evergreen Cemetery Gettysburg. Harper, late widow of Robert Crouts and editor’s widow, left a son Kenton in Washington DC and a daughter Mrs Grace Roth, plus Miss Helen Me Marper. Also noted: widow Mrs Scot, Blivalath Hehol, died at Walkersville with funeral Friday.
In the circuit court the case concerning Paedma Clock proceeds under the direction of the Honorable Prarnoam. The matter involves counsel for the plaintiff and defendant with a procedural timetable set by the court, and a forthcoming status conference scheduled.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with misread commas and titles. The text appears to be a damaged public or social notice containing many personal names and partial titles, lacking coherent context or dates.
The report describes a store on Market between That and Bourth where a vandalized damage caused light wires to break and a power outage. It notes 30 foot Tad at the Draderick Cuey Packings Coupacay and mentions disruption to the center area, with comments on the community impact and safety concerns. It also highlights a concert event by Open House with Guy Brow and performers drawing large crowds, praising the orchestral music and performances.
A large crowd attended a dance at Junior Hall last night on the Manor, with Frederick society well represented. The event featured tasteful decorations, illuminated lanterns, and an orchestra, as chaperones listed include Mrs Moss, Mrs Ward, and others. The American House ownership shift noted at the Natta House and plans for April 1 were mentioned amid hotel industry chatter.
The column reports multiple wedding notices and social events. MiXa Coleute Winars, daughter of Mrs. dosti Raandolph Crassa in Haltimore, is to be married at Christ Church in the city. Ort. Motta of Molund and Meily in Uhigerstown wed this week. George Le Webthugten to host a celebratory reception at the Opera Place in Haierite. A sick Mrs. Henry D. Rast is mentioned.
A jumble of debates covers Maryland politics as Norwood and Turner push judicial and parish measures in Frederick and Carroll areas. Governor Lowarles weighs a tax bill and anti corruption acts while local factions led by Hatter and Matter clash over privacy, county commissions, and public oversight.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a historical notice about preparations or events related to a Maryland region. It mentions Deaf and Onah and an evening of February, with references to electors and preparations.
Readable portion shows an event note with names and places unclear. The text hints at a civic or community item, but specifics are damaged leaving only scattered identifiers and phrases. Further verification needed to produce a precise summary.
A fragmentary account describes praise for a figure named Ward Veoeher Prehand and a discussion of performers and wit. It notes an upcoming entertainment featuring a concert by the Blak dahi lee Sutgeers on Tuesday, March, as the next event in the course.
The court issues a lengthy decision in a second contempt case involving March and a contractor. It affirms contempt findings, orders immediate actions, and discusses debts of 260 in county funds while citing European and American authorities. The ruling scrutinizes prior orders and notes the defendant’s attempts to avoid payment as contempt of court.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a court meeting date February 25 and various scattered names and places. The text resembles a chaotic summary with references to Philadelphia and market topics, but most facts are unclear.
Veterans edge PRA No game details given. Players and teams not clearly named due to garbled text. Seumati new Park hosting event described with unclear results.
Wheat quotes in Predet lok tony alevath per bushel cited. Market activity indicated with mixed offers and uncertain demand.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice detailing California sales, Washington and New York routes, and machine related actions. Mentions Mead Corie CU Tit pies and a batch of washers. Signals dates and places but content is garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic note mentioning WACKY CO and coal related terms. Limited readable items suggest a brief industrial or trade reference with no clear events, dates, or participants available for coherent summary.
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