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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1898
Page
2
A long excerpt describes wartime relief, religious and social networks, and a broad range of civic efforts in New York City and beyond. It praises charitable aid for children, church and school involvement, and urban reform, while noting the era's emphasis on progress and civic virtue.
Fragmentary OCR describes Key West events, maritime activity, and political tensions. It mentions ships, steamer movements, naval protection, and various figures in a confused 19th or early 20th centuryish political scene. Strong entities include Key West, White House staff and naval topics, with scattered mentions of senators and citizens.
A fragmented OCR passage questions contemporary commentary and social elites. It mentions Miles, Wituna, and SanberiGes with unclear actions or outcomes. The text reads as a stream of names and topics, lacking coherent events or context for a concrete news item.
A garbled newspaper fragment reports on a cultural event led by a foreign artist Mae with a focus on family pride and local celebrations. It references Detroit, Washington Street, and a contrast between past achievements and present community activities. The text is badly corrupted, obscuring clear details.
The House approved a bill removing the barrier to the fall privilege of American citizenship created by the Civil War. The move, reported by the Washington Star, aims to heal postwar sectional divides and promote national unity despite strains from the war with Spain.
Frederick County merchants voice support for adding urns and flowers to improve the North Market street fountain and overall appearance. A copy mentions local figures praising the project amid discussions of village improvements and decorative enhancements.
The readable portions mention a committee and reference to a presidential or campaign context. Names and places are unclear, but the text implies political organization activity and possible planning around an election or policy debate.
The article reports that Charles Schneider, secretary and treasurer of Charles Scheidies Balem Company, faced charges after a shortfall in the company accounts estimated near $10,000. He allegedly diverted funds while in control during a trip and after power of attorney. his actions harmed his family and prompted legal scrutiny.
Charles O. Datterdal, former board member and business figure, died at his West Third Street home after a brief illness. He led Charles Dittendal & Co and was active in Catholic and fraternal circles, leaving a widow and four children. Funeral arrangements at St John’s church included services and burial in the city, with state and local orders planning gatherings and a three day state council session in Salisbury, reflecting his civic ties and economic stature.
An extensive market section lists produce and goods with prices including fruits vegetables poultry and fish. It references today’s market offerings, weights, and unit prices for berries, apples, cherries, potatoes, spinach, tomatoes, greens, and several meats.
A garbled report lists multiple arrests including Carl and Multbora on Owo charges before Justice White. Details are fragmented with names like Taehach Varta and Potts Wore mentioned in passing, plus references to property deeds and local figures, making precise outcomes unclear.
An informal description notes a social event titled YWA Men’s ia tinge Sumhey thpernoon at Wireless Short, featuring good music. Mae tied Mir and John Wood performed, with a house harp performance mentioned amid the air ecu setting.
The Local Mart reports corn and soy prices with minor shifts. Quetin Poederieh traded at S102 per bushel while soy fell slightly. Corn moved around per bushel and wheat at near steady levels amid light activity yesterday.
The Brunswick seminary held commencement with Rev. Bhownet Hatta of Baltimers delivering the sermon. Graduates included Treven Miggia, Nora Blook, Nellie Cannon, Jentia Turner, Grace Flook, and Tale Montgomery who won a prize for merit in penmanship. Music and valedictory remarks completed the program as the second-roll names were read. The event marked the seminary’s continued tradition and showcased student achievement.
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