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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1898
Page
5
A jumbled OCR of a college visit list and property refurbishment notes. It mentions Warnanne College and East Hall with rooms, visitors, and family names. The text mixes attendee names, locations, and project details without clear narrative structure.
SYMENEAL. CAVE RE asm 1 Mamed oon Tuesday May diet, by Res Qh Ho Maurer, Mr Edgar Co Gaver, af iar Middletown, snd Maps Bade EO Plooh, daughter of Mr John P. Flook, of Bolivar. Wedded at the Lutheran church at Wolfaville by Rev Romsborg, Mr Ali A E Seasenhiugh oid Miss Nora Ro Wolf, both school teachers of Wolfaville. Charlie? shiy att Mass Bertha Lewd, of Tautton county, Va. Were married at Che MB parsonage in this city by Res Page Walburn Penaton. A pension of 3 fre month fias beau granted toe Luther Potts, of Prdenice.
A chaotic report details a Dominican revolution led by General Augusthy Meriyles and Romt Jill Buets, with Spanish and Cuban interests cited. Officials say regime forces were repulsed, refugees fled, and negotiations or further attempts loom as Puerto Theta and Monte Cristo actions shape the crisis.
Two principal leaders of a revolutionary attempt in the Dominiegn republic are well known in New York and Washington. Jimines, a wealthy merchant with ties to Monte Cristo and New York circles, aided by General Morates, organizer of the expedition, have attracted attention from Santo Domingo’s exiled communities and officials fearing their influence.
The article details the pond issue and coinage event surrounding the Teepett region with mentions of NAT and various entities. It notes bond prospects, amended measures, and political figures discussing the incorporation of amendments. The piece references Colorado and broader Democratic activity, with various names and factions noted in a dense, archive-like narrative.
A long fragment analyzes reactions to a peace movement in Madrid and abroad. It notes editors and writers from The Temps The Epoch and New York papers weighing whether pacifist sentiment reflects genuine anti war motives or manipulated opinion. It discusses Madrid influence and possible alignment with American positions.
A white mob attacked a Black man on Willan Street near the mill and track, burning him at the stake after a failed murder attempt on Mrs Paerdad. Nearby officials and lawyers warned the attack would not be tolerated in a civilized community as authorities investigated the incident. George Apencer of Plainfield and John Reed faced trial on related charges in Cambridge, while political figures urged prompt action on reform legislation and questioned presidential succession.
The report describes a Spanish bombardment near Santiago de Cuba, with the United States auxiliary cruiser Merrimac sunk and crews captured or made prisoners. Conflicting times and vessel identifications are noted, but the event centers on the torpedo attack, the sinking of a harbor entrant vessel, and American reactions in the coastal city.
A Washington dispatch reviews naval reports on submarine equipment and propulsion tests. Commodore Ashley notes the string of trials and public statements, while officers debate propulsion methods and the vulnerability of the hull to cable cutting.
A highly garbled OCR snippet mentions theta fier the pather positty and various misspelled terms. It reads as a rough placeholder rather than a coherent news item, with multiple nonstandard strings and unclear references. No clear events or entities emerge.
A jumbled OCR fragment contains numerous broken words and stray names. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities beyond scattered references, making a reliable summary difficult.
The report details a tightened Tampa censorship with restrictions on dispatches about troop movements and naval operations. It notes a large U.S. force assembling, with 7000 troops to move, plus naval units including the Mayflower and torpedo boats, preparing for operations along the coast and front lines.
In Washington the adjutant general and state authorities push for full regiments to be accepted, urging rapid government action to mobilize 75000 troops. Governor Voorhees and New Jersey officials press for swift consensus, while military leaders debate which units to deploy and where.
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