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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1898
Page
2
The paper reports ongoing efforts to advance state and local initiatives while planning for subscribers. It notes monthly rates, subscription protections, and safety measures amid civic debates. Readers are urged to respond to notices and public discussions shaping policy.
A garbled historical excerpt mentions Maryland Naval Reserves, a punitive decree, and a jumble of names and events. It references a trial or proclamation, with scattered terms like Appolyte, Lope, and Chis, creating a blurred snapshot of a disrupted page.
The piece discusses wartime reporting shifts and the paper's aims to inform with clarity. It notes the inclusion of broader features beyond war news and emphasizes steady coverage, balanced with cultural and public interest items.
An analysis of how money buys introductions to English peers surfaces in court testimony. Teoh Hooley alleges paying Lord De La Warr and Lord Albermarle for access, with figures ranging from 4000 to 8000 pounds, while others like Lord Gresilte and Lord Deerhurst reportedly charged similar sums for introductions. The testimony hints at widespread payments for social access in the London financial world.
A fragmented report describes noble financiers and promoters pushing funds into a questionable enterprise. It notes figures such as Mr Vouley and Mr How amid mistrust and alleged improper handling of public money, with references to the Kamil facades and a sealing of power to block further action.
A garbled report references a European concert and various named figures including Harrie Heel Phoales and Meson Wart, with scattered mentions of cities, allies, and political actions. The text remains largely unreadable, offering few clear events or outcomes beyond fragmented names and places.
Unclear text fragment mentions various names and places in a garbled telegram style. readable portions refer to a monument and a preterich atelier, with scattered references to a collective event or formation.
Market notes show wheat prices quoted at Pretorick with mixed bids as buyers and sellers discuss baselines. The report mentions barrel and bushel figures, reflecting uncertain demand and regional pricing pressures in the local grain trade.
A dense, misread OCR collage lists numerous names, places, and phrases with no clear event or narrative. It mentions churches, pastors, routes, and scattered terms, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a single news item.
The funeral for Rhomios Witt was held at St Catharine Church on West MS Street with Rev Osborne officiating. Pallbearers included L. S. and J. Dippy, while burial followed at St. Mary Cemetery near Araby. The service was attended by numerous relatives and local mourners led by Rev Gathney and Father Bernard Gouler.
A community gathering at Witthwood Park featured Mrs Ayumi Th and Rev Ma DL Beard addressing attendees about the season and civic duties. Army leaders spoke on wartime unity with Major Marshall and Brigadier general officers in attendance as refreshment breaks followed speeches.
Disjointed notes describe Shafter’s forces in Cuba taking control at Cavite and Santiago with casualty tallies and a noted total near 27d. A specialist unit asserts victory without a shot fired as Spanish defenses crumble and American troops move in across Cuba and nearby areas.
Immersed in a long text filled with garbled phrases, this item recalls town meetings and public events across a coastal area. It mentions soldiers, gatherings, and community activities around markets, picnics, and planed public works, with references to local groups and landmarks.
A garbled rustic brief reports matters from Victoria Texas and scattered items. It mentions shipments, court matters, and agricultural goods and references individuals and places in a mosaic of unrelated fragments. The text lacks coherent events or clear outcomes.
The article records visits by Mrs Wa Vandy Mes and Miss Leila Bowers among others to Washington City, noting guests at formal parlor events and week’s activities. It mentions recovery of Neblie Myer from illness, and Samuel Hidentangh and Samuel Bussard with relatives returning to health after injuries.
Shermin president of the Nae tinned Bark in New York sustains a broken hip after slipping at his home while Lewas ready to dive into the water. The bank will be managed by cashier Mr. Win. Deval during his absence. Deval is brother of Mink Mollie Duvall of this city.
The General Synod of the Reformed Church at Dayton Ohio selects a committee to prepare a manuscript for a new hymnary for Reformed schools in the United States. Members include Rev. Androsa M. Lehmidt Field Secretary Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Rev. Reuben Keller pastor West Abwunatha Ohio Rev Sumley Ka Krebs pastor St Andrew's Reading DN Shachter Read ing Carl B Wirebeek Philadelphia.
De Tenanteatena or Dr Daniel Zacharias Dunatt son of the late De T C Dunatt formerly of this city has been the resident physician at Union Protestant infirmary Baltimore for three years. He will likely enter a hospital in Louisville Kentucky while taking a vacation along the Eastern seaboard. Dr Q Pancoast has been appointed successor to Dr Dunatt.
A plan involving 25,060,000 francs negotiates Nile construction to relieve prewar water stresses. The project seeks to remove all risk of failure by altering two dated routes, including a boat route Chechetia, and promises jury savings amid ongoing disputes.
A dawn fete is announced for the Temple at Chirag Tawi Toontinie near Creag reat, Barnaee, Wes Duckowstewe AW. Citizens, residents of Greedy Val leyeehead house and Araby Chapel are invited to attend a community event with cultural displays and local vendors.
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