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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1898
Page
4
The Weerdy News announces a Thursday edition with a handsome weekly issue packed with news and special features. Frederick city and county papers are urged to submit advertisements for the next issue with deadlines for new and changed ads noted.
Tomorrow is the eighteenth day of the month and the carriers of Pa Dana News will collect from all subscribers on their routes. Please ensure payment to avoid service interruption.
A scattered column notes county road inspections by Commissioner Grissuckle, a young woman’s shoe trouble, animal economy on castor oil, and two tennis champions joining Roosevelt's Rough Riders. It mentions pigeon posts dispatching 10 000 items during a siege, Australia shipping to London, and Africa's light scenes. Also notes the Maryland charter anniversary, French attention to Neapolitan tales, and Austrian linguist Professor Maser. Japan’s emperor owns about 2000 horses, pigeons’ speed records, and political figures like George Curzon. Cherries shipped daily. Ada Express carries Pennsylvania lines. Baltimore Ohio trade, and several groups from Cumberland travel home, citing unemployment.
Fragmentary report notes a Saturday event at Princeton University where an orator presented a piece titled The Inevitable. The speaker was Wilean T. M. Neale son of Rev. David J. Reale, former Presbyterian pastor of the city.
Secretary Vier and Senet Males Varo Deir Vibemtion announce the army is moving toward Porto Rico as the Santiago expedition sails. The naval force engages Spanish troops near Caitatiners with a 36 hour battle reported. few details arrive as plans for occupation and supply supervision proceed from Washington.
Verely personal notes from Frederick area list visitors and locals including Oom Knight McDonald returning from Baltimore, Miss Elizabeth Dennis visiting relatives, Hernan Piele and wife from Wichita visiting, Miss Addie Wilbidy of Thurmont visiting her sister, Miss Mae Creager of Walkerville with Thurston Grove, Mrs Schell Statson of Brightwood with children visiting Frederick relatives, and others attending cornerstone laying at Key Monument and various family visits.
A garbled 19th century notice lists local figures and events, including civic meetings, military recruitment, academy promotions, and community notices. Names such as Ver PHA Doyen and General Riggs appear alongside references to Baltimore and Washington postings, with scattered mentions of ships, coal companies, and school activities. The fragmented text preserves social, educational, and municipal items typical of a regional paper.
The article details the May 30 1903 memorial events with President McKinley sending Mrs. Elden and local officials hosting ceremonies. It notes the laying of the cornerstone for a Bennington-style memorial, remarks by General Shryock and other dignitaries, and the participation of civic leaders and veterans in tribute to national unity and patriotic service.
A report from Frederick Washington area lists the death of a 60ish man in a railroad incident near East Sontho path. He leaves a widow and several children and had ties to Betts Priare and Dredirdek College. A funeral service is planned at Bredeek College on Friday at 10. The obituary highlights his decades of teaching and community work.
A damaged notice from a furniture retailer on Seventh Street Washington DC lists sale events and price offers. The unreadable text suggests a public sale at City Hotel with dates and promotional terms.
fragmentary ad copy notes a carpet store offering special rates and bulk purchases. readable phrases include a Great Bearfire P Special Rate and mentions of market quantities. lacks clear dates, names, places, or complete claims.
Local notice lists Dr Wink Cy Boteler offering eye and throat care with spectacles tests at the Oldes City Hotel. It notes reduction in White Ash Coal price and mentions Keller Newman & Co at 22 East Patrick Street.
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