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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1898
Page
5
A jumble of dated items and names from a historical newspaper page. Mentions include weather notes for January 22 alongside scattered personal names, places, and ads for rentals and markets. The text mixes fragmented phrases about people, dates, and local commerce with stray references to events and vendors.
Reading fragments show local and general notices about telephones and housing in York, with scattered references to Baltimore Westminster and Liverpool leaders. Mentions include a trust association, a Lord Mayor, brewers, and a historical figure linked to a Supreme Court justice, all in strained, partial form.
A large crowd attended a delicate dance by the young women of Broderick in Junior Hall last night. Chaperones and many attendees from Westminster and nearby towns enjoyed music by the City Opera Orchestra and performances by local dancers.
An informal gathering features an orchestra, vocal solos with violin, and accompaniment. Attendees enjoy refreshments while a presenter highlights a high score in church competition and honors a local family and guests at the venue.
Local churches plan a busy schedule of sermons and activities across towns. Rev. J M Myers of St James Evangel will preach tomorrow with Sunday school at 1 45 PM and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 PM. German Baptist and other congregations hold services tonight and tomorrow with pastors delivering sermons on "God within and without" and other themes.
A hospital fundraising show at the Opera House on a Friday in January presents Harriette Weems and John Dowd in an original sketch and Shakespearean roles. The production, supported by West local talent, aims to benefit the Frederick City hospital.
The notice lists Martha Ann Rebecca Sinmas infant of William and Engna Sinmas died yesterday and to be buried today. Mrs. John Taylor died last night and will be buried Monday morning. Alice V. Gilbert died last evening at home in Woodbury of typhoid fever aged 16. Mrs Cringie Mongel of 40 North Fourth Street died that night, with a service at 40 oclock the next day.
A historical society report outlines a fundraising drive, committee appointments, and consent to a presidential deputation. It covers membership fee discussions, design and education committee work, and outreach to Reverend McDonald and President McKinley for support and Georgic events.
Balloting status for the U S Senate race was reported from Annapolis with results showing scattered tallies. Candidates Wiest Tatlot McConits Ciovman Shaw and Cody appear in partial counts, amid press attention and ongoing vote tallies.
The Orphean performance drew crowded crowds Thursday night as Wong and Meederich stars delivered elaborate casting. Manager Longe promoted a high classical entertainment to satisfy public demand and showcase refined taste.
Funeral services are set for the infant child of Jesse Williams at St John’s Church in Hallitown with burial at St Johns Cemetery. The infant died in Hallitown West Verrier and the funeral details appeared in the local notices. The text also notes the funeral of James A Beard held yesterday in Crom hiv Lite residents on Teagerville with a Meant Yan Luthernar church service led by Rev TP, Diturar. Pallbearers listed include W1 ward Dinterman Hoare Cutler Albert Cathe Testing More and others.
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions Wheat and a price around 4 35 per barred but is unreadable and lacks clear details or context.
A large Freder ick crowd attended a Woman’s College concert in College hall last night. Performers included Miss Moore and Miss Kerry among mandolin, piano, and vocal numbers with good critical reception and praise for the young artists.
Jaco Willet of Thurimont narrowly escaped death when a wagon struck by a rope broke and dragged him near Losis Tie. He suffered serious injuries to the groin and shoulder while the wheel pinned him. No bones were broken. Dr. M.A. Blrely attended and treated him.
A list of individuals including Misa Sohlen of Shape Edstasia and Misa Stn visited various places. The note mentions people such as Misa Nona Conway of Brunswick, Misa Khromedh of Tenreday, and Profesor Crapater of New Windsor College, with multiple towns and stops across the region.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wanted person, Janes Leddard, implicated in a cannity case with intent to serious offense. Sheriff's arrest by Sheriff Patterson is noted, with references to Broderick Theahernt and Montgomery conte. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Connie Domini Pestonera and a section with unclear meaning. The readable parts reference a likely local notice or column item without concrete events, dates, or named organizations.
Fragmented OCR passage outlines a local statutory matter involving taxation, property, and authorities. It references Alderaan, Frederich county, and the Water, with mentions of taxes, costs, waivers, and sections. Names and places appear garbled, limiting precise reconstruction of events or entities.
The coming term of court promises an interesting session anchored by a feature of attraction at the Middletown Court House. A physician offers a preventive focus while local notices mention the Shank property sale and a pending auction in the town.
A tumbled OCR text reports on property deeds and legal proceedings in Baltimore and Frederick counties. It mentions Maples Medlott, the Surhouge Blevele Company case, and names such as Herbert 1h Cebu, Jeb Tobias, Philie Florschern, Cesar rea eile, and Josephine V. Gieson. It references property transfers and court matters, with scattered, unclear details.
Local notice announces music tonight at Hirely's Paden of Music with Miuske by Graamephane at Sam's Plas. Come early to enjoy free performances as vendors offer items and there is a mention of a sale for AK for a few days. The venue is Parra Ming and Stock Market Space hosts the event.
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