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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1898
Page
4
A garbled set of historical notes mentions notable figures including Italian actress T Minus Marit Matazgi and a general in Lincoln, with fragments suggesting deaths and public figures. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Local society items list names and movements of residents and visitors across York, Gettysburg, Frederick, and nearby towns. The notes mention travel, visits, and family stays with individuals such as Violet O Fleming, Miss Levy, Mrs O Thomas, Miss Mary J Corbin, Julie Lochner, and Miss Nellie, among others, with various locations including Washington, York, Braddock, and Atlantic City. The fragmentary text records friendships, summer sojourns, and parental home stays.
Miss Gambrill of this city attended Tondo advice at Westinigater Monday evening. David I. Moberly, formerly of Frederick, now in Haltimans, appointed one of the Chinese tugpeetork. In Switzerland laborers could work only one-third as long at 10,000 feet, while in Britain and France millions thawed. Cotton industry news notes 1,100,000 tons consumed, products valued at about $120,000. Railroad cars now fitted with steel burglar safes and preproof locks to protect valuables. The will of Joseph Liebman probated in Baldimore city with $4,000 to executors. Fresh meat easily absorbs nicotine from tobacco smoke, causing fainting. New York hotel proprietors bar kitchen workers from smoking in kitchens or storerooms.
A terse notice reports Mines Lisiarek has been missing for several days and is in deteriorating health. Officials have issued inquiries as authorities search the area for the individual.
A fragmented local market note records wheat prices and related trade phrases, mentioning Perhverick and references to daily quotes. The passage lists a few price figures and vendor names in a terse, OCR style.
Dispatch describes U S military planning amid rising tensions with Spain. President McKinley weighs peace proposals and possible moves to capture Spanish forces in Cuba. Reports note ships backed by government, the Wanderer expedition, and calls for readiness of Maryland volunteers.
Oilier Ridenour arrested yesterday while guarding William Rollina on a disorderly charge. He was brought before Justice White, who imposed a fine of 1. paid, he was discharged. Arrangements made by hosts at Langmory Hstan for a Welightiag dance Friday evening in the Tange ballroom. The Preterich Setoet LOSE ANE Dis ttates.
Fragmented notes describe travelers Meare Ehivers and Murray Brish, a trip to Chramih Penney, and Teagan’s April guard plan. Mention of Willian White committed for Montes ne Fhespatad tye Pirstiens White for treatment and early signs of appare Woret Tod's Sar spiritly.
A damaged probate notice outlines a sale of personal property connected to the estate of Josephine Bee. The report lists executors Thomas S. Stirs and others, with details on deposits and distribution under a court order.
Fragmentary text reports a local gathering at TaPeloch with Mrs John Hehrehson present and nominations including Mrs Hortrelsen as eludirman and general di Keeton. Names such as Bli Millay and Abit Josete Croodely appear among attendees.
Residents discuss a dispute among two Milwaukee area utilities as of Monday evening. No final decisions emerged from officials, and several named individuals report unclear actions regarding a monetary matter. The report includes fragmented details about a shipment and a consigning event tied to St. Stopes, Naw Heunsavrel, and Comidni Facile Kailwi.
Dr. Gorge WD Preston secretary of the State Lunky Commission led an inspection of Montevue Hospital in Frederick with attending physician Dr. Harey B. Pater. He praised the hospital’s treatment of inan e yalionts, noting satisfaction with conditions and staff. The report mentions several locals and a planned Sunday church and Sunday school picnic. The Baltimore and Ohio Young Men's Christian Association schedules its seventeenth annual Island Park excursion, while Grand Army of the Republic MD offers rail passes for the national encampment with a round trip fare of fourteen dollars, attracting many attendees.
Michael Their Favorite is favored in a local wheelmen event this evening at Zion Reformed near Mt Zion Church. The program includes Proderick and Voter Theme as noted, with a community picnic of St Darke and Me and opportunities to face future rivals.
The draft text rambles through names and places including Tam, Davis, and Preeh county, mentioning associations, property, and county events. It references a camp near Penn Grove and a meeting held about a mile from Bbanever, with scattered mentions of people, estates, and dates in a fog of OCR errors.
Market prices for corn and oats are reported with fluctuations tied to demand and weather. A public sale is planned at the yard near the Bucoystown area on Thursday through Saturday with duties and labor noted. Local grocer Marino Melons and others are mentioned in relation to recent exhibitions and trade activity.
A Montgomery County political dispatch notes Republicans seeking the congressional nomination amid intra party factional talks. Democratic strength is described as tentative, with observers predicting a Republican tilt in the county's fall election, while laboring under the press of factional disputes and shifting endorsements.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Conny Concher with 870K value and vintage store items. References to the Dram Dand and various city places like Baldinero Selchester August indicate a local festival and church fundraiser in Rocky Springs with a Saturday event and special transportation details for a Washington trip.
The Teftarmed Chiareehes AID ay Pde hosts Sunday School at Frederick on Thursday with an electric car shuttle to the Paar Giraumda. Crowds gather for shelter, ice water, and a field day with track events and committee directions. A Bad troare excursion from Tatlin Park aims for July 2 with Harper's Ferry service.
A primary rail excursion promotes travel on the lates. Special charters and coach car service depart from Wardington and Baltimore with return routes via Geneva Burdette and Watkins Glen. Low rates apply with round trips and special arrangements for changes routed through the agent line for full particulars.
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