This Date In History February 27 muddled notes
Fragmented OCR list recounts dates and historical figures with garbled entries. Mentions Navarre rulers, Chartres, various names, places, and events, but many phrases are indecipherable or corrupted, yielding only a rough sense of a dated history column.
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Navarre
Hasry VV
Chartres
Netidiow
Peat
Bern
Portland
Origi
Mchobar
Beri
Brittany
Feeancay
Feander
Jerehu
Nws
Local and general notes from the Australian public pages
A collage of brief items covers local life and wider news, including property purchases in Milburg, a future no eclipse claim, sheriff’s earnings, bread markets, sidewalk slips, cold-related eye issues, an anatomy exhibitor in Frederick, Bulgaria’s naval reorganization request, and a Philadelphia docking meeting for a railroad merger.
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J. Stewart Annan
Bsat Male Street
Ea Milsburg
Oliver Morrison
McBride
William Maunsfeld
Barry Fitzgerald
Frederick Agate
P. D. Fabraey & Bon
Prince Ferndinand
Bulgaria
Orean
Philadelphia
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
York, Hanover and Frederick Road
M. &. Doll
Frederick
Ling
Property Sales From Middletown Area Auctions
The Middletown area sees multiple property sales including the E tan Coblente lot on Mato Street sold by trustees to Dr. E L Beckley for 1850 dollars. Brandenburg buys 140 acres two miles north of Middletown at 60 per acre, while Mumford’s 51 acres near the late Richard Mumford’s farm goes to Henry F Ray at 28 50 an acre. Henry Pofflaborger’s 23 acres near Allerton sells to David Waltz of Cavetown for 8 50 per acre. J J Fisher sells a Walkersville house and lot to H Clinton Sweadner for 1100, who plans a cigar factory. Auctioneer Harvey R Leave moves a personal property sale for Charles Binch. Charles S Grove’s farm near Jefferson sells at auction. Frederick D Norman plans a move to Indiana, aided by a gift tied to the Hake Bas project and a plant with kilns.
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E.tan Coblente
Mato Street
Middletown
E. L. Beckley
Daniel Brandenburghas
Martin OG
Brandenburg
Darner
Millon
Joan W. « Mumford
Richard W. Mumford
Henry F. Ray
Henry Pofflaborger
Allerton
David Waltz
Cavetown
Washington County
J.J. Fisher
Walkersville
This County
H. Clinton Sweadner
Liberty
Sweadner
Walkeravilla
Fete
Harvey R. Leave
Charies Binlch
Charien B. Pout
Jae Abraham Michael
Bethel Cheros
Fontaleo
Cherles
Grove
Whipp
Jefferson
Lewistown
Fire damages log house on Phevant Walk
Thursday morning a fire destroyed a log house on Phevant Walk. Neighbors say four adults lived there, including Mr. Bera Rewwe and Mr. Benenten Groce, with injuries reported but conditions not confirmed. Firefighters contained the blaze, investigating cause and extent of damage.
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Phevant Walk
Bera
Benenten
Groce
Sais of men Heey Core for ils pee Ramet.
A brief record notes unclear OCR fragments about individuals and actions, mentioning men and places in corrupted text. Readable elements hint at a local note or notice but lack coherent facts or dates for full summary.
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Pee Ramet
Religious services and church actions across Baltimore area
A wide list of Sunday services across Lutheran Evangelical and other congregations is announced for Baltimore area churches. Rev. W. J. McErney and Rev. E. W. Eschbach lead by morning and evening, with special observances at St. Johns Church Forty Hours devotion and Catholic rites described in detail.
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Joem
M. Kochkorech
Ley
W. J
Rerney
E. W. Eschbach
Catortin Lutheran
Trinity
Wm. C. Maley
Presbyterian Church
Sp.m
Baltimore
McKenney
Epworth League
A. Fesrhako
Lisiah
Maryland
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Walkerville
J. W. Hott
Cedar Rapide
Lows
J. 5. Spangler
Algeretown
W.L. Meriio
Boonsboro
Wises
United Brethren Church
J. Rondabish
Asalat
O. W.bulncapring
St. John’s Church
Angella
John H.o'rouerke
Laula Vincent Weler
M. Anguetta Tolly
Rama
Mirriville
Aepalard
St. Paul
Myersville
Emnonecrigg
Ettaag
Teu
Q. B. Cline
Frederick
Cleb Howes Moved by Frederick Gun Club Force
The club house of the Frederick Gun Club was moved Thursday by Mr. D A Bulth assisted by men, from the original position to a point about 200 feet south in the quarry area. The removal was orderly and completed despite weather, with Mr. Geath and the team ensuring success.
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Cleb Howes
Frederick
D. A. Bulth
Geatth
Hte
Fragmented OCR: campaign event details unclear
Vague OCR fragment hints at a political event during a campaign period with garbled words and missing names dates and places making precise reporting impossible based on the readable text.
Circuit Court Sessions Report From Seas
The Circuit Court convened with Chief Judge James McSherry and Associate Judge Lyoch presiding. Medard Wineberry was found not guilty of assault on a crowd, but guilty of an assault on Thomas Danner. sentenced to two years in the House of Correction. The Stacy case involved Toomses Danver of Koorrilie. he was acquitted of statutory breaking and grand larceny, while larceny charges were noted. The prisoner's attorney J. Kore Mesberry appeared. liquor to minors case cited as evidence insufficient. Court adjourned until Monday when the Keller murder case will be called.
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Wineberry
House of Correction
Ciroals Court
James McSherry
Associata
Lyoch
Medard Wineberry
Wioeberry
Thomas Danner
Houss of
Stacys
Toomses Danver
Koorrilie
Duayner
J. Korer Mesberry
Fox
Keller
High Water Strands Trains and Flood Destroys Hogs
The Kotomac river flood receded easing worry for residents near Point of Rocks and Taipera Ferry. A carload of hogs drowned at Sir Joan's Run while a train stalled attempting to pass three feet of water. A bridge washed away island spans trapped a Harper's Ferry area worker’s daughter on Islandark. The father downplayed danger saying his daughter should have known better.
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Point of Rocks
Taipera Ferry
Brunswick
Islandark
Harper's Ferry
Hallrond
Local Association Plans Summer Work and Clubs
The Banday afternoon meeting under W. W. Naundere discusses what members gain from the Brats Conventiant. The religious work committee meets Sunday at 8 in the Association parlor to tackle the Greatest Question Before the American People. Committees plan aggressive summer work including a wheel club teens club and science study groups with lectures on botany and geology. Field events like pole vault hammer throw and shot put replace former outdoor duties as the Association prepares for camping parties and lawn socials under the big tent.
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Boret
W. W. Naundere
Brats Conventiant
Association
Tre Lyceum
Entertaining program at Home for the Aged by Woman's College pupils
A Friday afternoon event at the Home for the Aged featured a program by Primary pupils from the Woman's College led by head of department Miss Wentz. The varied lineup included recitations, choir numbers, and songs such as Marching Bones, The Dayle Done, and Good Night, delighting residents and visitors.
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Woman's College
Mise Wentz
Tree Top
Cora Carly
Myrtle Herahberar
Little Birdie
George
Gitte Lasy
Cloud
Eure
Ramaburg
Chorar
Echo Hong
Children’s Hour
Murrey
Stauffer
Jingle Bell
Mary Ramaborg
Who
Alice Houck
Hon
Paulmo
Donald DeLashmath
the Boye
Lillian Sebley
Cwinkle
Twinkles
Huot Hendrickson
Aalo
Biveplag
Pauline McCardell
Electoral Vote Contest Inaugurated By Law
United Gates Express Co decides two competitors in the Electoral Vote Contest. Prizes include 100 for Edward Onriscy and minor awards to others in Siding and Leavittaberg. Result to be announced before February 10, 1897, with agent W. Boot Veest noted. Redistribution of proceeds and misdetails cited.
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Viomera
United Gates Express
United States Express Co
Haw
Moody
Als
Allen
Leavittabarg
Ee and Howes
Representaiven Aewomblad
W. Boot
Ocean
Frederick Woniane
Carde
Asetart Sos
Gallart Survives Bill Introduced For Honorary Rank
Mr Wellington yesterday introduced in the Howse a bill to confer the rank of permanent colonel without pay upon Mejor Goldeboroneh of Proderict in recognition of brave safety and actions in the Asian Army and victory past in Monocery July 6. The date appears when the act can be issued, with several of the Retitos Metal rmrde ston and Ovuteterena Arion listed in the pact. AXKVI, pact i, contains elite Tek fer yon paw fh in The Rew.
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Wellington
Goldeboroneh
Blewe Safery
Retsitos
Lecture on the college girl by Rev Dr Bowman in London trip
Rev Dr Bowman spoke at the Woman's College on a tour through Scotland and England detailing encounters in Edinburgh London and Rome. He described receptions by the Lord High Mayor Lady Aberdeen and Earl and Lady Aberdeen and urged American girls to value education while remaining loyal to their country. Notes mention upcoming lectures by Prof Apple and Mr Bhanke, and background on George L. Johnson's Seaboard Air Line duties and his attendance at a convention in New Orleans.
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England
Scotland
Woman'’s
Collore
J.C. Boweran
Theological Sentrary of
Lancaster
Wemana’ College
Addiec
Breed Cocoa Art de Neutal
Tdp
Eigelynd
College
Glrie
Bowmas
Rome
Edintoru
Frederick
Giles Cataredal
Mutnbaru
Agratuate
Woman's College
Ciy
Gus Row
Metropolia
Wella
Lat
Earl
Lady Aberdeen
Lacy Belle
Holland
Shakespeare
Robert Barns
Bowman
Bextland
London
Bowmen
Apple
Whitmore
Mifiiinburg
Dontland
George
Johnson
Peut
Seaboard Air Line
Norfolk
Atlante
la New Oriesos
Johnsan
Georgs Johnson
Fradartok
Hea Board Air Line
Eure
Rock Jeland
Pactfa Reitway Company
Baltimore Firms Display Latest Importations at City Hotel
Chanos for Bargalis Mia Cover will be at the Chiy Hotel in mid March with a full line of latest importations. O Neill Co of Baltimore leads in caper salts silt and colon watts. Ladies of Frederick invited to call and inspect goods at the Otty Borel Watch for their advertien montia Tan Nawe.
Local Masonic Aid Presents Bible to Public School
Frederick Council No. 118 U A M presented a gift Bible to the public school known as Jacob's Wall School one mile east of Frederick. A short program featured Alle Knott and Master Miller Witter. The event was conducted by Prof. A Flook with a reply by Mira Maggie Duvali of the city.
New Band Debut Under Rhodes Led Show
The newly formed band directed by Mgr. F. T. Rhodes featured P. R. Long leading the orchestra as the front of Cortina House, presenting a bold debut performance.
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Mgr
F. T. Rhodes
P. R. Long
Osrlin Howes
Local man badly burned in crash after joyous May fete
An injured local man remains in serious condition after a parade mishap during the May fete. He was reportedly minimally injured earlier but sustained burns and other wounds when a vehicle collided near the event. Authorities investigate the incident.
Judge Lectures State Attorney in Alleged Jury Filing
In Hagerstown circuit court Judge Edward lectured State's Attorney Wagaman for pressing a jury trial while noting the costs of such action. Wagaman defended duty under oath, the judge urged restraint, and the court adjourned to consider the matter as questions of propriety and clerical expense were raised. The exchange highlighted concerns over jury trial utilization and county expenditure.
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Edward Teke
Hagerstown
Twacelicken
Wagaman
Tauch
Mieke
Atorney
Courk
Prianere Sre
Jas Dso
Local Concert and Meetings Highlight Presbyterian and Merchants Events
A graphophone concert by Julian Levy and W L Chamburr is planned for next Friday evening at Ca Ma Houre Hall to benefit the Presbyterian organ fund. The Business Men's Association holds its annual meeting Monday at City Regentora office. Also noted are a congregational meeting at the Presbyterian Church and Easter music promotions by E Wilcoxson and others. The B&O Railroad offers round trip tickets to Washington, D C from all stations on March 1 2 and 8 with return by March 5, two cents per mile, details vary by station.
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Graphoephoro
E. Long
Ca Ma Houre
Bes
Uborch Organ Fundon
Ooa Hall
Julian Levy
W. L. Chamburr
Housa
Gilmore's
Washington Motlhe
The
Business Men's Association
Abary
Elvetion of
Otters
Lewis A
Eeent Altho
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Frederick
Brunsw
Koedyaville
Hageratown
BOS Harper's Ferry
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