13 Jul 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1898
Page
1
In a sprawling report the author describes a speculative rush in Dawson City and surrounding Klondike districts. Market manipulation by traders cornering production is blamed for inflated prices and growing public concern.
A garbled OCR passage shows scattered names and phrases with no coherent event. It mentions people like Amtersen, Dewey, and Alan, places such as Passa and San, and terms like power and veto. The fragmentary text lacks a clear report, date, or outcome to summarize.
A garbled report notes East Pat VGT and local experts discussing public work and budget plans. It mentions a city official addressing wage concerns and outlining efforts to improve services. Names and details are unclear due to OCR issues.
The piece laments the wartime trade of war and acknowledges American actions. It references Commodore Achles and two Santiago naval engagements, noting public reaction and the influence of Congress and telegraph companies on wartime policy.
Fragmentary notes reveal a weary return from the Klomirke with unclear details. The garbled lines hint at fatigue and travel but omit concrete names, dates, or locations.
A lively late night gathering in old Magy land honors Sehley for leadership at a demonstration on Commie Seley. Cheers rise as supporters recount peril and praise courage and victory in a charged public scene with songs and banners.
A highly distorted OCR passage mentions visitors, border topics, and various named individuals such as Key, Che Paaiatin, Sharwewal, and Peters. It references tributes, votes, conventions, and a county union with details about delegates and services, but the fragmentary wording obscures concrete facts.
The recent appointment of Charles Snook of Frederick County as deputy collector of internal revenue was opposed by Milton W. Markin of Hagerstown in a dispute tied to wartime revenue enforcement. The post remains vacant at Hagerstown while city activity and a series of street incidents are described in a period reporting style.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names, places, and possible legal or civic actions around a trial or pardon in a historic town. The text references Grace Wallington and a governor, with scattered mentions of prisoners, wards, and dates, but readability is poor and many terms are corrupted.
A dense, garbled transcript lists numerous people and places across counties, naming residents from Tanover to Grafton, with references to visits, family ties, church events, and a Salvation Army camp meeting. It mentions local officials, appointments, and social happenings, interwoven with sporadic place names and generational names, lacking coherent narrative.
An item notes summer resorts and cottages at Springs with references to camp activities and notable visitors. It mentions James A. Patri and Hedyer Lawkin among others, detailing opening dates and attractions drawing crowds to the area. Summers emphasize outdoor recreation and park facilities nearby.
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