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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1898
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text blends phrases from New York World and Washington Star with garbled lines about qunet na sa ley and Matty in a noisy backgound. The piece mixes disjointed quotes, trivia, and stray names including White Ka adelle Wailer and Cincinnati, lacking a coherent story.
The text presents garbled OCR like fragments from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper. It mentions Spain and war ministers, references to people such as a minister of war and Countless Josis Bernejo, and suggests France and Russia exploiting an opportunity. It conveys scattered political opinions and comments about movement of ships and pressures, with no clear cohesive event.
A fragmented report outlines chaotic planning and partisan tensions as authorities discuss mobilization, trade, and public notices. Names and places are obscured or garbled, but references to committees, alliances, and military preparations hint at a larger national crisis and ongoing efforts to maintain order.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts community planning chatter and tentative schedules for a local event in Brederick County. Names like Rory and Chardon appear amid scattered phrases about a parade, venues, and possible participants, with editors and dates alluded to but unclear.
Fragmentary verse reveals a tribute to memory and love. A speaker praises a girl named Annie Vorvry, invoking imagery of roses and dove, seeking solace in poetry and eternal peace as grief and reverence unfold.
A derailed, partially readable 19th century notice describes a parade and related exercises by the Grand Master of Masons and the Association in the city. It lists contributors from Washington Boston and other places, noting a pageant along North Market Street to Mt. Cemetery with exercises of commemoration and a final review at the Janine Hall.
Schedule notes describe refined arrival and departure times for trains serving Washington and various points on the Metropolitan branch including Harper's Ferry Winchester Hart routing Staunton and related stations, with exceptions on Sundays. Mentioned are trains formerly from Washington to points along the line and a tribute at a board meeting, praising the late William W. Taylor and noting his local esteem and connections.
Maydaved Wilhide, an aged man and former resident at Charmont and Baltimore City, died Sunday at his son’s home, Wake. He was taken to Charmont for interment on Tuesday. A round of welcome tokens appeared at the funeral home as Prof Cyrus Thomas presented twenty five dollars to the four companies of the city in token of appreciation for their work at the first his residence.
A fragmentary church page lists multiple congregations with upcoming services. Details include the Violet Brethren Church Walker’s event, Lutheran and Baptist services, and Presbyterian anniversary plans. Nearby notes mention sermon times, Sunday schools, and a church lawn fete next week.
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