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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1892
Page
3
Fragmentary readable phrases show unclear letters and symbols. Content lacks discernible entities or events to identify a definite person place organization or date. Further context needed for a meaningful summary.
A mixed catalog style clipping shows sale and rental mentions including a For Rent listing at House of Mulliutz 4 Kemp and a brief ice cream reference under Miecegnecus. The fragmentary notice group suggests publication order needs clarification from the paper.
Brief items report firm travels by Middlekauffa McCardell to Gapland for a frame annex, catches of large suckers on the Monocacy, and Mt. St. Marys Professor Lagan lecturing in New London. Other notes cover a new engine for a butcher shop, reduced out-of-county telephone messages, Republican party organization, election officer nominations, mayoral conventions, a wagon mishap on Carroll and Patrick streets, a storm causing fatalities and damage, and local civic actions and meetings.
Frederick urged to back Maryland’s exhibit plans at the World’s Fair. Mrs. Reed of Baltimore and Mrs. Thompson of Mt. Savage lead Maryland’s World’s Fair board delegation, with Mrs. Neill of Hagerstown and Mrs. Tompkins of Baltimore among guests at a luncheon and reception hosted by Mrs. Huchle and Mrs. Baker. Attendees praised women’s role in design and industry, discussed building plans, and urged statewide cooperation to showcase Maryland’s industries and history at the fair.
James Dorney known as Buzzard Jim, a temperate colored man of Westminster, died Saturday after alleged foul play. Justice Moore conducted inquiries in absence of the State’s Attorney, but concluded insufficient grounds for a charge. Dorsey, about 49, was ill with pleurisy and pneumonia earlier, later developing rheumatism and suspected septic symptoms. doctor notes unclear cause of death. Rumors linked Tom Bixler to threats, but no solid source supports this claim.
May death toll reached 46 with 11 in the city and 11 at Mt Olivet and St Johns Catholic. County deaths totaled 35 with scattered interments across numerous communities. Contagious cases included scarlet fever and diphtheria, while weather notes report May temperatures and rainfall. Interments from Mount Olivet numbered 11 with city and county origins indicated. health officer Dr. S. S. Maynard cites a range of causes from valvular heart disease to cerebral meningitis. Interments, deaths, and contagious diseases are listed by race and locality. The report also notes nine wills filed for probate and various official filings. A Mum Sociable event at Kemp Hall featured music, readings, and a fine system for misbehavior.
Miss Kilnstovh Bird Young daughter of Mr McCiteronk will wed at 438 o clock in the Sainte Epheopal church. The ceremony will be solemnized in a formal event attended by family and friends.
An OCR damaged notice appears to reference a local person with an age near 87 and mentions a pewter on a date in May. The readable fragments suggest a brief obituary item or death notice, with limited detail available.
A Sal Uniore Sun editorial urges macadam streets for Frederick city and nearby towns arguing cobblestones wasteful. It cites Hagerstown and others adopting fire brick and limestone paving, noting costs, durability, and smoothness, with shell roads and asphalt as superior long term options for urban traffic.
A.K. Ware Wm Tattor Geo Wilber and others from Faahing ton TD C paid a visit to the city on Decoraihya Day for general good time. They visited principal places of interest before returning to Washington in the evening after spending time there. The report notes a festive mood and local activity during the outing.
On Monday of last week Mr Reverd Nace of Melrose chased a bald eagle that stretched its wings, while Allie Stogestier aged sixty drove cars. A call to Creagerstown was accepted by Pastor Asper of Salm Charge Lutheran Church for Frederick County. Whit Monday plans include a Devinen parade and band contest for prizes across Baltimore Carroll York counties with an aerial ascent. Memorial Day events were announced for Uns town and Laimpaterd with addresses by Hon. William P. Mauntes. Col. Wm A McKellip and others appeared at memorials in Frieellburg and Usimpatend.
A reader argues against excessive Columbus praise and urges fair recognition of Lief Erikson and John and Sebastian Cabot. The letter stresses the importance of American discovery by multiple explorers and calls for better American history education to foster good citizenship.
The eighty third anniversary of Thomas Paine's death will be celebrated at Mark Ridge the residence of Agron Davis at 10 o'clock on June 8 by a branch of the Americas Bac ulac alon. The flag will be draped and the old farm bell tolled. A Masons lodge was instituted at Bronawick by the Grand Master with about one huntertone from country members. An elaborate feast followed at Mr Abraham mp ooo's residence.
News of yesterday and today notes church dedications in Hager town and Caroline Allegany and Washington Montgomery counties. It covers state tax law updates, political conventions in Dorchester and Wicomico counties, a Navy cadets drill, and a Westminster conference adjournment with plans for Kansas City. May processions and church services honor Mary and the Virgin with musical offerings and a youth choir procession.
Dr J TL Mantesty and Patrick Street events mark openings at City Hotel on June 2 and Hallera’s on June Let. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers roundtrip Chicago tickets June 16–20 for the National Democratic Convention with return through July 20. Also a fruit and delicacy sale invitation and a help wanted ad for a solicitor with pay and expenses.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various items such as organ stands and umbrellas with probable prices. It mentions rows of goods, a sale style, and generic descriptions without coherent details or complete names. The text is unclear and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a carpet department item, mentioning theater, possibly pricing and involvement. Reads like a low quality notice or ad fragment with unclear names and dates. No clear person or organization can be confidently identified from the readable portions.
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