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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1898
Page
3
A mosaic of stray items references factories in New York and Connecticut crops rising in Kansas, horse stock auctions, fashion and eye care advice, and a long digressive geography note from Connecticut to Massachusetts. It mentions 750 first‑class machines in Germany and rabbits becoming a nuisance in Connecticut orchards.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules a mystery local event this week with Mrs. Kuhilmnan hosting a Tuesday evening reception. Mare Taylor to present entertainment at the Wee Tout on Tuesday. city street activities and a mention of a discussion on permament health effects from laxatives.
The week featured sermons and activities at multiple churches including the Lathe rag Chiareh and Chest? bbs, with Rev. Taither Kuhlman delivering a sermon in Frederick, Vroileit. Other congregations held services, baptisms, and midweek gatherings, noting themes of faith, warfare, and Christ’s work, plus a German Baptist baptism ceremony at the Town Mill with several new members.
A reader asks The News editor to publish viewpoints on whether current aldermen should be recalled after elections. The letter references Creator Frederick and a bill promoted by Mr. Norwood and seeks public opinion and responses in the paper.
The text describes boys jumping on moving electric freight cars along West Patrick Street to steal, risking accidents blamed on the railroad company. The practice threats include riders leaping near Telegraph Street and Tamber life, with warnings of future harm.
A mistyped notice describes a contested procession named the Chatipanship of Mires lind with participants Mower Cal Warr ier and Ties Atlersa. The event occurred in Hagerstown at Tharalas evening on Pebruacy 10 with a factory-related agenda in York and a later erection at 4.00.
Fragmentary news notes mention officials, committees, and negotiations in Washington with scattered names and places. The garbled text references dates, lawmaking bodies, and possible public notices, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
The Cracker Club of Brussels County organizes under charter name The W Corporators with officers Shafer Richards Gross Tyson Musgrove McPherson Bratt. The club occupies the opera house bank building third floor, plans to enroll twenty members, organized last November.
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 o'clock from the home of his son in Ae lern ville. Rev W L McKenney and Rev Dr RR Eschbach officiated. Burial followed at the Reformed graveyard. Pallbearers included Thos I Pope ALO Metrie Adolphus Fearhate William Kodkey John E Fleming and S QQ Lyla. The Tadeyeadead Jumier and Unita Fire Companies and a large group of policemen attended. Crowds filled streets and the graveyard area.
In Middletown local letters this week recount Ami Dayor appearing at a street corner with a horse suspect of cruelty, believed from Frederick. The discussion notes danger of arrest and public complaint if further abuse occurs. The piece also mentions a push for coin changes and nickel shipments due to demand for small denominations.
The notice lists Fredericksburg post letters unclaimed and gives two weeks to collect them. A benefit entertainment for blind Mary J Taylor is planned at Frederick College on Thursday night with a possible Friday alternate. A collection will support Mrs Taylor.
A fragmentary note describes a convention involving groups in West Virginia and Delaware, plus a discussion in Columbus. The text references Mr Teonard of Frederick and a Continental attendee, with unclear details about the proceedings or outcomes.
A local water company meeting last night featured Mr BT Maran elected to the directory and Sher Mayor OF A Horner named as director. Annual reports were presented and several attendees declared public at an early Pebrnare meeting.
In a heated Maryland state race Norwood tops reports as a leading candidate. The contest features McConnie Norwood and Gould with attention on Montgomery and Washington counties and broad party implications.
Fragmented text appears to be an OCR mishmash with names and scattered words. Readable items include references to reporters, locations, dates, and possible events but no coherent narrative or complete facts to summarize a single incident or article.
The passage lists several individuals linked to Breda Wheowity and Westmintar with family ties and kinship mentions. It reads like a damaged obituary or public notice referencing a person named Tames illliss of Washington and other relatives, with unclear dates and places.
The report describes an opening event at Whortaaest of all travts with a public house and company involvement. Details mention Wall rouderdied and a noon gathering with a parade or procession past the City Open House. Several names and sums appear in fragmented form including 42,000 Walkeraile Collegiate estate and a trusteeship involving Vincent Sella and Morison.
The column records several obituaries and funeral notices. Teresa Winter, wife of Ma Hat weed, died of gangrene at age 70 in Linnitsberg near Tooley. Clint Wanter of Detroit and Harvey Lanty and Joseph Long of Lomtabury are noted as relatives or mourners. Services at Wyders Valley Church, led by Revs. Cassell and D. Oia dle, with a Presbyterian reference. Additional notices mention the wife of Willan Leiknds of Middetown, a Lanvettesade native, and a daughter of Shands Cimt. Other brief lines report a death on Fulton Avenue in Baltimore, and a California resident Colac CEO Nargivin Mw Day with a child of George Davy dying in another locality. The mixed legibility leaves several details unclear.
The fragment lists individuals such as John Davin of Wredlerich Nannie Hooper in Shoohstown and Mr. BWI Mer of Ui city. It mentions a mine visit, Baltimene Baltanere and The YO MAC A convention closing exercises with Mr TL Leonard as secretary of YM. O.4 of this city and attendance at the state convention.
The notice reports continued plowing despite rain across farms, with bids and voids discussed. Fannie Hough of Waterford has been very ill for weeks. Janine of McLean has returned home after a stay with friends in Virginia. Waterford’s flour mill, formerly R A Panton’s, was bought by Mrs A Sites for 300 pounds. Mrs Bates has taken on the mill owner’s duties for Mrs Paxton. The Methodist Marvel Artistes Conference toured Waterford last weekend.
A local industry plans to erect a new eight large kiln facility for turning tin products and building components. The plan accompanies a regular meeting notice and mentions a nearby monument project with demonstrations by a sculptor and an optics company offering equipment and treatments.
Grain markets report wheat prices cited in Prodirie WOVE Gonite with guardngsted Coan and Mathis noted in the Deere section.
Frugal event notices announce a sale at Girott hall on Friday evening conducted by Newton Waters. An orchestra will perform and seating for White visitors is noted. admission ranges from one cent to a few cents, with sales on dry oak and peat products advertised by Keller Newman & Co.
The report outlines an arrest in a disorderly conduct matter where George Tams was detained by Officer Hoth and brought before the court. The proceedings reference fines and costs, including a two dollar and fifty cent payment, with witnesses listed and a December term of court noted.
Readable parts mention Adhe Vee and Sunp with unclear context and no identifiable events or outcomes. Unable to determine person or organization names, dates, or locations from the fragment.
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