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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1892
Page
3
Special dispatch from Washington D C June 21 108? The Weather Bureau chief indicates Mary land will see showers in the next 24 hours followed by a fall in temperatures and cooler conditions by Saturday.
Public sale and levy notices appear with mentions of carriage sale and taxpayer notices. The fragment includes card of thanks and local ratification meeting references suggesting a community notice page.
Freight train breakdown on the B and O near Monrovia delays morning mail. Locals report wheat harvest, a 6 foot 3 inch black snake killed near Lingapore Mills, building lot purchased in Walkeraville, residence painting on North Market Street, radish curiosity at a garden, lemonade and cake treat for Cleveland nominating event, Florence Houck injures fingers at the hosiery factory, Mount Airy Lodge meeting, cattle struck by lightning near Browneville, pink cactus with 104 blooms in Boonsboro, a 1776 era quilt mentioned, Walkersville home built in the 1920s, four suckers caught at Monocacy, and two colored individuals fined for minor offenses.
Mr Jasah W Smith of Washington D C and Nellin V Waters of Dent county were quietly married at the M K parsonage in the afternoon by Rev A Wt QI. Attendants were Miss Lucy Smith and Mr Marton J Resford. Bride daughter of Chas atets wore a trimmed ford cloud dress. Groom son of Henry Smith of Adamstown. A reception followed at the residence of Meco OW tree on Adana Sommes. The couple will reside in Adamstown until Saturday then move to 3 Reventh street N W Washington.
Fragmentary text shows a transfer involving Real Feeane Frans ra Joba BH Boenan and wife and Jacob Binet to Catherine AR Kyler with referenced tract parcel. Details unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a property conveyance.
The speaker urges graduates to pursue industrious, self reliant lives, avoid excess amusement, and turn up opportunities. He cites famous figures and crafts as examples, warns against gossip, and emphasizes temper, perseverance, and individual purpose leading to respected community roles.
The City Hall was crowded with friends of Ko male High School pupils for its first commencement. The program featured an orchestra, speeches, and musical selections. Graduates receiving diplomas include Henrietta A. Braet, Pearl A. Reader, Helen E. Newman, Mary C. Ott, Emma F. Welkert among others. Principal Rovtnao praised the high standard achieved.
A cleric in Frederick leads a push to urge merchants in boot shoe dress and clothing trades to cleanse their names in a summer evening movement. The effort aims to pressure local merchants after a period of shameful conduct cited today.
Funeral details list several local residents including Mr Barone with a $205 sum mentioned as part of a notice. Interments and services are noted for multiple individuals, with pastors and funeral directors named and locations in Middletown, Churchill, Woodshorn, and surrounding areas. The text records deaths, ages, and brief biographical references alongside church and cemetery details.
Mr Otho Bith and his Wide daughter narrowly escaped death Friday near Boonsboro after a well on George Miller's farm collapsed. They fell into a 12 to 15 foot deep water-filled shaft and were rescued with minor injuries after the fall.
Reports from Liberty Loan era show multiple mad dog incidents near Whiplies and east of town this season. Dogs owned by Thomas Boyer and Cha Kee Jo were killed or gravely injured after attacks by other mad dogs. Residents note encounters around Woodardtlig and nearby areas, with one dog killed by a suspected bite from a local animal.
In a New York court, the Remington Typewriter Company obtains a preliminary injunction against Franklin agents over alleged patent infringement. The decision signals Remington’s intent to assert control of core typewriter patents and could prompt actions against other manufacturers and sometimes purchasers of infringing machines. The ruling emphasizes Remington’s claim to fundamental patent rights and portends broader enforcement in the industry.
On Tuesday morning near Arddlatown James C. Bursard, a farmer, was struck in the leg by a scythe while mowing. His hired man was injured, and Dr. C J Bunthy attended the wound. Meanwhile Harry Grossnicke, son of Martin Grossnicke, was badly cut on the leg when a calf threw him onto a spring harrow.
A jumble of notices. Rotem marriage adds to travel plans for Mr Marlon A Haller and Miss Carrie May with greetings from the ALT Hook and Ladder Band. Several residents reported illness and a cholera morbun attack. A group of young people enjoyed a day trip to Baugherswell in an excursion wagon. Reverend L S Whitmore has reassigned charges with a new taboe to be held in Mitichburg Pa.
English raspberries sell at cents per quart while currants and cherries are scarce and dear. Strawberries are available but fallen in flavor. The funeral of Miss Carrio 8, Thoman, will be from the family residence at 1 West Recond Street at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Relatives and friends are invited. burial is private.
A fragmented report describes a storm impacting Middle Town with residents and workers wrestling through damage. It narrates efforts by individuals including Mr Cablente and Mr Thapace Cablente to secure horses, restore order, and bid for calmer conditions as the storm recedes.
A severe storm struck Court Street area causing a tree to fall in Cy Wink’s yard and injure two young women, Mine Cate Wolf and Slaw Natio Khe, who were briefly stunned but later declared out of danger. The storm damaged several trees along West mlwater and prompted mentions of upcoming college invitations and printed materials from various institutions.
The city notes multiple commencement exercises at St Johns Literary Institute and Janapla College with honors for five or more men in Christian doctrine combined with small formalities. A carrier pigeon return is reported near Ealthmore, marked and tagged, with no tidings yet. A local baseball game on Cannon Hill ends 23 to 10 with Whip Crackers defeating Colored Nine.
Fragmentary OCR text shows market chatter from directors and analysts with unclear details. The garbled lines reference market trends, financial figures, and potential policy impacts without coherent facts. Further readable context needed for precise summary.
The article reports the death at home in Cambridge of P. Galdarborough and notes Franklin H. Davidson, son of Captain Hunter Bavingon, also died in Cambridge. It mentions two large trains bringing visitors to Mountain Lake and references local tax rates in Hagerstown and a wheat sample from the Burgers farm grave sand field.
Mrs Glarn Vi Kepler unveils a Gothic memorial statue in Middletown at the Lutheran seminary. The white marble figure soars about eight feet high, honoring her husband the late J Ther Kepler.
Local shop notice from M. Thomas & Co at 128 North Market Street offering bargains on boots shoes belts caps and umbrellas. The fragment suggests a sales focus with community attention and typical 19th century ad language.
The readable text hints at a church or temple scene with a possible sermon or event. Names and places are garbled but suggest a religious building, a date or time phrase, and references to a community gathering or event. The exact identities remain unclear due to OCR distortion.
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