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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1898
Page
5
Fragmented OCR reads like a miscellaneous pages of names places and events. Mentions weather detection education and various individuals suggesting a broad local item collection rather than a single clear event.
The fragment describes a supplement issued with Low Nine publications feeding war revenue topics. It mentions a Gates atats and abstract pages in The Naw, with crowded vocal crowds and various amateur notes. It appears to summarize a supplement’s content and editorial scope.
Yesterday several individuals from across the region were out visiting family and friends. Notables include Me Tis Eo Chew and Mr Joe Hainnaberger from Bulicon, with exchanges in Saliebars and the city. Miss Kane and Miss Lambert called on relatives, while Dr WC Boteler and family shared time with Dr HOB Gross. Additional trips include Miss Mary Fout returning from Washington DC to her home, and Mrs Liga Ecker traveling from Unionville to Carroll county.
An assortment of garbled items mentions a Budget of Bright Hema of Facet and General Intercat, a raspberry short cake, and weather notes. It references varied topics including a monogram and coat of arms, Turkey, a COOL weekend, and a discussion of premimums and reinsurence figures. The text shifts to Sweden and Norway marriage legality requiring certificates, with many unclear names and dates.
The army for the invasion of Santiago de Cuba, under General Shatter, sailed from Key West this morning with over 15,000 troops. Includes names of places and officials as readers report foggy San Francisco Bay area and a hay wagon mishap on Market Street during a parade.
The funeral of Misa Martha Teed was held yesterday morning at Central Chapel with services by Che Rey Gen Barring and interment in the adjoining cemetery. Forty wheelmen joined a bicycle procession from Frederick to Ridgeville, stopping at Nelson Hotel for dinner before returning home. A motorized note mentions records set by riders and the health benefits of outdoor activity.
An incoherent OCR fragment references city areas and individuals in a garbled narrative. Names like Garrett and Pathe appear amid distorted terms and stray phrases, with no coherent event or outcome to report.
A garbled text fragment mentions various names and places in broken form. It reads like a set of unrelated snippets with no coherent narrative, likely an OCR artifact from an old newspaper page. The readable segments provide no clear event or claim to summarize.
In a single day period police detained several Black residents amid disorder charges. Individuals including Glessner and West faced accusations of disorderly conduct, while Beard Sennit and others were charged as deputies reported.
The text outlines church and school events in Canmorrow including St James services, a festival, and a Maryland School for the Pat Wall commencement. It lists executors and administrators in estate notices, advertised letters, and appointments, plus agricultural notes on Blue Mountain pork belt yields and fruit maturity prospects.
Mr Smith says James Garver invited him on a trip and promised to pay all expenses after Garver received his pension. Smith traveled believing a ride to Baltimore would be covered but later learned he was deceived and taken to Baltimore with Garver.
A charitable cream cake festival will be held next Saturday evening at the Emanuel Borg church in memory of the late Deeded. Proceeds support MOE church activities with attendees including Andel Poudey and Panel bo Eagles. Local residents express interest in the event and its community impact.
The article describes a large parade and public observances along Market Street, with processions to a monument site. It notes marching orders, church and Masonic involvement, a parade close, civic and religious dignitaries, and ceremonial speakers including Col. Watterson and other notable figures. Tickets for a monument fund dinner are offered at the Masonic Hall, with living ceremonies and musical tributes featuring a Star Spangled Banner rendition.
A chaotic OCR page lists numerous personal names, places, and roles, including presidents, treasurers, and committees. It names venues, towns, and organizations in a sprawling, dense roster with partial phrases about events, votes, and meetings. The fragmentary text hints at a civic or organizational gathering with many participants.
A misread obituary item reports the sudden death of a Mrs. Rocce Mas Anim Sehinekbier at her home in Moar Walden on a May day. The event drew a large crowd and a later service and arrangements are to be discussed at a later gathering in Bethlehem Chinach. The note mentions the Chediorston Wire Ragsiie Company and a Maytag carer service in the context of the aftermath.
Local meeting notes reveal plans for a temperate memorial ceremony with a panel and cheer events, naming a committee led by Secretary Tevording and noting limited carpet stock and prices. The text references a ceremony for the cornea stone of a monument, a Tuesday gathering, and preparations for a market sale with exclusive carpet offerings and special prices.
Fragmented text references a meeting or discussion about a practice and examinations. Names and places are obscured. The passage hints at an event involving a Dr Wine C Hoteler and free office examinations, with references to cleaning and carpet tasks and office hours.
Nicodenum and dentist referenced in fragmentary note. Unclear details, likely a brief legal or obituarial notice. Names and actions are incomplete but imply participation by a dentist and a person named Nicodensus in a sale or probate context.
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