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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1897
Page
2
A garbled excerpt from The Daily News and The WEl AlY News discusses political campaigns, editorials, and publishing ventures. References include Liberty and Frederick cities, Mayon Hosrzu of Baltimore, and Barry W. Lowie. It notes Wanamaker quotations and plans for a new periodical The National Light with health, education, and literature sections.
A Maryland case in Frederick pits Mr Pampel as guardian of the people against the Electric Light and Power Co. The court must decide this contest amid doubt and complex testimonies while noting the lasting implications for city residents and their governance. The lengthy proceedings raise questions about authority, representation, and public utility power across the involved parties.
A courtroom fight centers on whether a manufactured article like electricity qualifies for tax or exemption in Maryland. The case scrutinizes state duty, the stature of engineering and public interest, and weighs the community impact against broader manufacturing exemptions.
The item surveys changing views on Delaware leadership and a claim that Boston lies near hell as well as a nod to Corbett firearms rivalry. It mentions Jason and Bow Quay, Penrose’s Senate bid in Vesosylvania, and a Kansas temperance push toward a state prohibition law amid broader legislative confusion.
A jumble of mistranscribed notes from Baltimore and Annapolis sources discusses failed notices of people from Mergligh and warnings about real estate schemes in Boow Hi and Porc. It mentions advertising concerns tied to the State Bureau of Immigration and contemplates the gunboat Annapol as a future fixture. local taste favors a punch bowl over a public reading matter.
Farmers in Tyler area faced hardships yet found opportunity amid warm days for plowing and tending crops. The town notes community aid to the poor and reflects on the passing of another year with memories of neighbors, harvests, and the enduring charity that frames life in Wak.
Fragmentary OCR shows editor B C Bhafer of Croos wick recalling old friends and registering at an opera house. The text is garbled and hard to interpret, with many misspellings and unclear names.
A dense, stream of verses traces struggle and resilience as dawn approaches. The speaker moves through memories of sorrow and fear toward renewed hope, citing night’s darkness, poems, and a guardian prompt for courage. The piece blends dreamlike imagery with a call to endure.
The Rev TF Boifmeier preached to a large Sunday congregation. A Christian Hadecore meeting Saturday evening listed officers: President Georgy UL Mully, Treasurer William Kiery, Secretary Mosienry Wllery, with others named. Frank Grimbino returns to Gulf Colorado as cashier. local social changes explained, plus New Year greetings and visits. Public school reopened with notable attendance and praise for teaching staff. many named residents mentioned at gatherings and visits.
A fragmented archive of terse, garbled notes highlights mentions of crime, politics, and industry. It references a Chicago homicide figure, railroad accidents, a German empire mockup, and labor or wage discussions, all conveyed in jumbled OCR form.
Fragmentary OCR text references court action, a deed, and real estate with names and locations garbled. Unable to identify clear parties, dates, or outcomes from the readable fragments.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and events from a local court and community notices including a habeas corpus case before Judge Medberry, family misfortunes, an orchestra, a marriage license, a failed health claim advertisement, and assorted names and places truncated by illegible text.
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