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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1897
Page
3
A fragmentary report details disputes over coffee pricing and supplier power. Monins and Bereta referenced figures imply a large sum and potential disruption. The text mentions court orders, labor implications, and strategies to control costs amid market pressure.
The Jantor Order United American Mechanics will hold its annual gathering at Baltimore and surrounding areas with delegates from councils across the district. The Funeral Benefit Association also plans a Newark meeting in February with members from multiple states attending.
scattered reports from Wicomico and Caroline counties note legal actions and arrests including an Orphans Court matter in Seaford and a murder case. resignations at a bank and political tensions surface as Governor Lowndes and Baltimore officials discuss delays in implementing a temporary Abstillinete program and related steps.
The Baltimore Sun column reflects on Chief Judge Twomen McSherry of the Court of Appeal. It recalls his military past as commander of Company A, First Regiment Maryland National Guard, and his strict discipline, academic ties, and diligent service since elevation to the bench, with only brief absences due to duty.
The December report lists ages and counts by race and age group, with causes including tuberculosis, heart disease, cancer, paralysis, cirrhosis, diphtheria and other ailments. It also notes several reported diseases such as diphtheria and scarlet fever, with totals for December.
The montour flats near Matinatrost were auctioned yesterday with Weeaminator property linked to Salma and George W Albaugh as trustees for Ed ware Lynch. Grove A Shipley purchased at 5700 dollars. A second sale offered 19 building lots on Fair Ground Hill in the city with prices from 40 to 50 dollars each.
An array of dubious remedies floods the page from multiple advertisers. Claims tout “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia, a day’s cure, and a lung and throat remedy with a 23 cent bottle offer. Local readers are urged to buy and try these nostrums, with promises of swift relief and money-back guarantees.
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs John Seth near Harmony Grove on January 13 featured lavish service and warm hospitality for their daughter Nellie. The article also reports a social literary and musical club meeting on Whio Street and Frederic project discussions about road improvements from Middletown to Mycrayna, extending toward Bmoketown and Yeaver Creek with later plans.
The text presents a garbled, stream of phrases touching on defense of money, legal and medical commentary, and random reflections. It references duties, necessity, and societal roles, with scattered mentions of doctors, gains, and obligations amid unclear narrative flow.
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