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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1892
Page
3
Reading shows scattered figures and dates for sun and moon observations. The text references totals and measurements, but details are fragmented. This brief item notes astronomical data without full context or clear conclusions.
Fragmented OCR listing from a 1892 newspaper page shows ads for watches sales rentals property and public sale notices. It includes items like Wanted Merchants For Rent House For Rent Stable and attention builders. The text is partial and garbled with references to Houck Hall Steel Fordale and Snow.
A lively pound party was hosted at Poplar Trickets near Jefferson by Mr W Z Rentaburg on Wednesday evening February 5th. Misses Adile Remsburg and Ella Cochrel oversaw decor and games as guests enjoyed socializing and a seafood banquet. Numerous attendees listed include Wilmet Tempie Hargett Etta Thomas Bottle Smith Edith Specht Nettie Cochroll Ells Cochroll Hattia Thomas Angie Mintrey Addie Annie Lettie Kathe Hawker and many others. Birthday party invitations were issued for Miss Adeline Johnson at Mechanics Town on the sixth.
News of the State reports several deaths in Maryland counties including Deer Park and Cecil. An elderly man, Titlaos of Deer Park, died at about eighty years. Rev Franklin’s death is noted as a loss at Franklin Square Baptist Church. Four deaths occurred near Eas a on Saturday with details limited. local families mourn deceased residents and a sailor’s widow survives.
Incom possible OCR text suggests a court case from Ohio involving a publisher and a theft accusation. The readable fragments imply legal action and a press-related dispute, with unclear names or dates due to damaged text.
Minister reviews Solomon's splendor and the Queen of Sheba visiting Jerusalem as a sermon on seeking truth. He contrasts opulence with spiritual quest urging personal pursuit of faith and Prompt action towards Jerusalem.
A poetic passage describes pilgrims moving toward a promised palace as a divine journey. Imagery of Lebanon deserts, temples, and fountains accompanies a chorus of hopeful Christians, foreseeing a heavenly revelation and reunion with the king. The scene blends faith, longing, and eschatological expectation.
A Maryland visit recounts the Strasburg family born in 1851 at Johnaville. William Strasburg of Ohio returns with wife and child, recalls youth exploits and pride in Maryland, then departs for Ohio. An analyzed letter critiques slave era schooling and racial labor views linked to The Times and southern policy.
A memorial service is announced for Reverend Dr. Stephenon, rector of Linganore, with weekday morning arrangements at Greerearch Market. Clerical staff and community members are invited to attend the service and honor the late figure.
At about 1230 last night a four-man gang forced entry to the Union Manufacturing office on Easy Patrick Street, blew open the iron safe, taking $25. Fire alarms and gunfire followed as guards and residents confronted the burglars, who fled toward Frederick Junction. Police chased tracks while two suspicious strangers registered at the Ellena House.
Two suspects Willian Banke and Falwarth Gecen, arrested last week by Deteethye Batronget, are held in Baltimore on charges of breaking into Jacob Wolf’s property on February 22. Marshal Frey's telegrams led to their capture in Frederick, where Perecedve Uarrenger took them to Baltimore. Green admitted the robbery, while Hanks denied involvement.
A garbled column reports legal notices and sales near Woodsboro Maryland including furniture and crockery auctions, a Chicago exhibit pyramid, a farm sale in Howard County, and weather and death notices. It notes gas accident on Second Street and anticipates Prohibition camp plans for July 1 with expanded Independence Day celebrations and a Demarest prize contest. Hotel arrivals list locals from the county and nearby towns.
A Martinsburg report details burglary attempts in Staunton Street area with guards posted and lights on all night. Court session opened at ten with John Pomel for assault and battery, verdict not guilty for the traveler, witnesses discharged amid quiet weather notes and scattered names.
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