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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1897
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage mentions Bright Teme of Laval and General Ttercet with advice about threads hats and Christmas geota. It notes merchants should write a new wast and a housewife saving for her Easter bonnet. Farmers to the country are cutting ice from ponds into plates, with a curious 606 inches thickner reference.
Obituary notices report the death of Thomas Edward Thiraton at age twenty after a brief illness, with funeral details at 2 30 PM Thursday at Rose Hill Cemetery. It notes his employment at Bicycle Works and memberships in local organizations, plus surviving family and last rites by Rev. George S. Bowers. Also brief notices announce the death of George W. Harrington at age 60 and a half, with funeral at 2 PM Friday and burial at Mt. Oliver Cemetery, and Hannah Yingitog age about 67 at near Valentina, with family connections listed.
Meat sacks are advertised as the cheapest and most effective meat preservation medium. Manufactured by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and sold by grocers. Available in three sizes 3, 4 and 5 cents. Visit the office to place an order if your dollar stays short.
In a Carroll County matter Sheriff J Oliver Murray pursued Bollloger for an alleged payment of stolen goods and a dispute over wheat quantity. The case involves Koontz and a person named Iyin Jalinn York of Pennsylvania. Authorities detain Bollinger while seeking a regulatory action at Annagells vertore day afternoon.
A social column describes a complimentary dinner hosted by Mr. B G Smith attended by about 40 guests from Hanover and Littlestown. It also reports the funeral of Willard Carpenter at Clarke Place with service by Rev Ostornn Inala and interment at Mount Olive Cemetery. W H B Richmond was the funeral director.
Robert Lee, Camp Alexander Young No. 500 members held a banquet at Lou Gara Hite in Baltimore to mark the fortieth anniversary of the organization. Clergy and veterans recalled Civil War service in Northern Virginia, with toasts and remarks by Rev. Dr. William St. Dame and Commander S. F. Thomas. Attendees wore gray uniforms and discussed memories, followed by a formal dinner featuring a long menu and Confederate-themed decor.
The text recalls a solemn gathering honoring a civil wartime commander. It mentions names such as Edward Neon and Usacral Lee, with poems like The Shale of ace and readings by Foyer McKinecy. Attendees paid respects, while remarks blended nostalgia with regret for the war’s losses.
The Nashville group featuring Eva Watkins and Lota Brown soprano and George Watkins tenor performed a plantation era repertoire. The audience responded with cheers and recalls as they presented songs like Going Home to Chariot and Ring Dem Bells amid praise for trained voices and harmonious blends. Separately, eighteen inmates were confined at Frederick Jail. inspectors praised cleanliness, absence of odor, and the well kept interiors under Sheriff McBride and Warden Shaw.
The board of directors will meet tonight after prayer. Mr C M Copeland acting Hta o Secretary arrived in the city tonight and will stay over to arrange details at the convention store. Beginners class at 7 00, Class at 8 40, gym program to start next week. Town activities include meetings on Tuesday and Friday nights and an instructors report. Applications received for work aimed at men with daytime duties. Training will be selective and not exhausting.
A Farmers Institute gathering is announced for Tuesday in City Hell with notable attendees including Mr Jan Armstrong, U8 pomology delegate Croft, W G Joonson, and Gov A Drown. The event features talks on poultry, breeding, and veterinary topics, and a gallery is reserved for attendees addressing agricultural cures and health improvements.
A coroner's jury in Frederick County investigates the death of Joseph Walker killed by Robert F Keller in a saloon in Brackwick. Witnesses describe Keller drawing a revolver after a bar-side argument and fatally shooting Walker, who died from a heart-penetrating gunshot. Autopsy confirms gunshot to the chest region. Keller is in custody. further court action to occur at the next term. The event, tied to Brackwick's violence and local notoriety, follows earlier high-profile incidents in the town.
A garbled regional note outlines unclear names and events. It hints at a public gathering or discussion about a local matter, with references to people and a meal or dinner setting. The readable fragment names Gio and Goarbel and mentions porton and cachie details.
Two happy hearts, Mr Berdemla Satth of Woodson and Albertue Kyler of Latleburg, planned an elopement to Fredertek after a betrothal in Venneylvania. The state affair drew whispers of oath doubts and a withdrawn intent as details emerged from Westminster and Westmoreland county records.
A fragment from a local notice details two marriages at North Market Street and at the residence of the operating minister in Virginia. It describes the bride Laura Virginia, daughter of Sir Frederick Henricia and Mr James H. Herre, and the groom in a blue costume with a small ceremony performed by Rev. Wester. Guests included family and friends, with a private ceremony followed by a reception. The second marriage involves Sr. Albert Bofale of Charleavita and Lima Long from Jefferson in Brunswick, performed at 8:00 pm with many invited guests and a gift shower at Corrieavilla.
Amite City dispatch reports John son accused in a serious Co'too family case executed at the Cotian residence before Arch Jones was hanged. The event occurred this morning amid a wake. Grom Necelpta notes the ceremony. Public funds from a City Opera House benefit netted five dollars.
Local notice markets high grade coal with two ton and per ton prices listed at 425 dollars. Markell and Teall promise prompt fulfillment and advertise soft and barn coal. A fragmentary notice mentions a January 28 appearance of a performer at the Presbyterian church amid colorful local figures.
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions stock actions and a list of garbled names and entities. The readable bits indicate an auction or notice context with unclear participants and dates, lacking coherent details for a full summary.
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