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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1898
Page
4
A garbled list of names and events appears, mentioning deaths and notable figures across various places and times with unclear connections and several unreadable segments. The text resembles a historical finder page with scattered biographical notes and place names.
A historic weekly issue outlines diverse content from fashion news to gardening and dairying guidance. It highlights features such as The Git About Town, market gossip, and a Sunday School Lassens piece, plus a dense advertising list including sales, auctions, and merchandise from multiple local firms.
The item lists scattered notices including wheat buying in Wicomico and Kent counties, a death in Baltimore, coal shipment facilitation changes, a discontinued post at Cecil County, and legal notices. It mentions Mr Gilbert P L Coleman named principal at Milegany County Academy, coal shipment improvements by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and several arrests and accidents around Annapolis, Rockville, Warrenton, Havre de Grace, and other localities.
The report describes naval buildup as the United States seeks to project sea power against Spain and influence Europe. It notes plans to expand the squadron with battleships cruisers and auxiliaries and discusses potential moves by Commodore Watson and Rear Admiral Sampson. General Garcia’s withdrawal signals Cuban tensions amid broader war aims.
An OCR fragment cites Wheat prices and local entities in Frederick with scattered names. Mentions infants, Real estate and property credit. Several garbled lines reference individuals and locations including North Market Street and Brunyick.
Residents of West Third Street appeared before the Board seeking protest against present walk conditions along the route from See aid to ated streets. The committee discussed legality and expenses, with Mr Tabat advocating reform. The board granted some relief while ordering new poltewaiei or lay itstetd at three and listing several residents and firms to attend the next session.
A police officer detained a man charged with assault and battery after witnesses testified. Magistrate ordered bail at 500 pounds. defendant appeared in court with counsel, and the case proceeded to a writ of habeas corpus before Chief Judge James Mercury. The prisoner was discharged after the hearing following testimony.
The Sehley Chih group formed on West South Street for coca and intellectual pursuits. They rented Charles Wochlard’s house and furnished it with care. Officers elected include President Hawis Molerkyy, Vice President Ubartes Hepes, Secretary Thomas Givelmans, Treasurer Halward Jones, Auditor Frank Gahan. The treasurer reported satisfaction with the start and hope for benefits to the group.
The social page details a reception at Donbs York honoring Miss Virtue and Miss Miller with attendees from Washington and nearby towns. It also reports an accident on Carroll Street where a worker was injured loading wheat after a trolley wire caused a fall, plus commentary on a Brunswick fire and a museum exhibit of a rare monkey owl specimen from Washington.
Fragmentary text mentions a red estate agent handling Mrs Fannie Mbstig on West Thee Street and a doctor related item. The readable content is inconsistent and lacks coherent events or dates.
Maryland prohibition convention at Gisitn Park adopts a platform calling for liquor prohibition, suffrage topics, and war support. The gathering, with 226 delegates, endorses a mandate to regulate medicinal use and temperance aligned with national anti liquor ideals, while praising war efforts and civic reforms.
A fragmentary report lists names, dates, and actions from a local scout council and civic committee. It mentions new members added by vote, various officers, and references to meetings, orders, and public notices. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear sequences.
A Montgomery County gathering discussed union efforts with delegates from many areas. The event named officers including President Mrs Barah J Midler and Treasurer Mrs Florence Wetherall, with reports on local crops and relief efforts following a protracted drought.
An extensive ad describes a public sale near South Market Street, offering furniture such as a rocker for $8.75, oak and mahogany pieces, silverware, clocks, and jewelry. It promises late service, delivery options, and a wide range of goods from Frederic and Middletown areas with references to local streets and shops.
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