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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1898
Page
3
Grief Gus notes a feast schedule and preparations for a Sania people event as the regular excursion season opens tomorrow at Pow Aha. The piece mentions local Betting on races, theatre keeps, and a new boat christening on the Monocacs, with general references to crowds and prices.
A stream of brief personal notices from Frederick area society. Names include Burns Trusty, N H Tabb of Baltimore, Alay Kinima Pope, Harry St Boyle of Liberty, John T Wool, Col D O Winebrewer in New York, Miss Siroline Rass, Mina Dondty Galdabordagh, Elizabeth J Watt, Fred McCardell, Gertride Nfarne, Miss Mary Co, Miss Florence Kline, Grand Tate of Charlottaville, Alonzo Dean formerly of Jaat Teer, Mollie Steiner, Glen Steiner family, Catherine Danott, and others. Mentions travels to Boston, Philadelphia, Bremen, Reading, Norristown, and Philadelphia visits. weddings, commencements, and social events noted with multiple local surnames. Occasional arbiter references to digestion products and Howl’s compounditis appear as nonessential filler.
An article outlines U S strategies for the assault on Santiago de Cuba, detailing Major General Shafter's force, Cuba patriots, and projected troop movements from Porto Rico. It notes Admiral Miles and General Shafter eyeing decisive action, with a potential reduction of troops after Santiago falls.
A cryptic notice describes Mie Spathiards moving near the Morte region and retreating toward the city of Santhige, signaling a developing regional displacement. No further specifics on dates, actors, or direct actions are provided in the readable text.
Local crews complete half the preaditys for the Myers-Villeint cateetin letrice. The gatherthmat cat near Maersvithess is finished, with a 00 teed Tonge Wad DA foot depth. Forty TGalint tyborias are due next week to Work on the road, quartered at Mr. Choorge i. tly’s farm. Poles and tins are arriving rapidly. travel laying unlikely before mid next month.
Baltimore death of Charles McGregor at home after long service at Mount Clare shops. Interment in Laurel Maryland. Widow and four children survive. Also death of Mary Ties, long married woman, buried in local county cemetery near Ellerton after illness. Infant Ruth Madeline Beundkenburg dies aged four months. funeral in Wolfaville. Teachers’ convention coverage notes Blanche Shrine attending New York Music Teachers’ convention. Ministerial appointments include Rev Lampher Martin to Branawick Presbyterian Church with charges given by Rev Henry Branch and Rev Georg Wilwon of Hagerstown.
The Valley Register of MidiHotown celebrates its fourteenth volume and praises editor MroG. 0. Rhoderick for his long service and toasts continued prosperity for the county paper in the years ahead.
Afien Brown near Sablisaville Chis cuity was bitten by a copperhead while gathering wild strawberries. He killed the serpent, drank whisky, and used turpentine with some tonic. He improved with good food, sunshine, and exercise in the open air. He mentions Beep Pee as a gentle laxative remedy. Mintle California Pig Strip Company is noted in passing.
The ceremony featured speeches by Professor Prettyman and dedication by Principal Miss Robinson. Notable graduates Miss Ursina Mabel Kuhlman and Miss Blanche Williams led the event, with attendees including Mr. Mercer and county officials praising the class's work and future prospects.
Atlantic City and surrounding resorts advertise a reduced round trip fare of 4.00 to 5.00 with special trains from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Excursion details include dates, departure points in Washington and Frederick, and connections to Philadelphia and New Jersey. The notice outlines tickets, return rules, and special arrangements for meals and parties, encouraging travel to Atlantic City Cape May and Niagara, with multiple boarding stops and reduced rates for fall trips.
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