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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1900
Page
2
Fragmented dispatches from early February claim General Buker has captured several camps and seized ammunition and prisoners near Tugela. Separate notes mention Boer forces threatening Dordrecht and a rescue at sea with mariners seen ashore amid terrain confusion.
In Walkersville Mr Harry Liggett recovers from a displaced arm. A state option lecture by Rev M L Mayselies drew a large crowd. Prof W J Harrington’s entertainment with his vocal class was well attended. J W Stimmell lays foundations for a new store and warehouse. Zachariah Green in better health. Miss Virginia Chiswell visiting family. Milfred Genser and Brook Jamison Jr visited Retreat Grove. A northwest gale last Friday blew straw stacks and a barn cupola. Revival services begin at the chapel with a stereopticon illustration. D H Shook listed as sick.
A mixed notice page reports a snow storm, an upcoming storm on the 22nd, a quip about a husband and wife, a Maryland G A R encampment in Baltimore, resignations in lodge groups, and Market quotes from J E K W Hargett. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for babies and lists prices for corn, wheat, hay, and molasses.
Praised by the community, residents Mr Thomas Glwicks and Mr Wilnac depart for distant cities while Mr Soman and Mr Whitter relocate for work. Frederick hosts a teachers’ session in the Opera House through Friday with nightly programs and lectures at St John’s. Alumni planning a society event at Visitation Academy Wednesday. Music openings and a hospital benefit theater night conclude the week’s list.
Madame Revera was arrested by Constable John Simpson on a Marion Haller sworn warrant charging larceny of a diamond ring valued at $20, belonging to Mary Marion Haller. She appeared before Justice White for an 8 hearing at 3 o'clock. Patient medical notes follow, with unrelated advertisements for patent remedies and local doctors.
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