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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1898
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes a weekly se ws insert with ads and notices. It mentions largest fides eppendatiode and jeepers ated Gomatyy, with weekly reception times and advertisements running until noon. The readable content is garbled but implies a weekly newspaper page with ads and notices.
Readable fragments cover varied topics including agriculture in New Zealand crops and fruit yields in Pennsylvania. Mentions of a Grangers meeting at Williams’ Grove and dates August 29 to Sept 7 appear beside scattered references to Russia Siberia and pension costs.
Purely personal notices list relatives visiting or staying with families in Liberty Glenville and Baltimore. The fragment mentions Dr J M Ruel Keller, Hattie Kline Aduin, Mrs Wallace Viets of Point tka, D Prutton Buckey visiting parents, Ann Medesino of Pittsburgh, Mrs Edgar McCurden of Kart at Tier, Mrs P A Gila, Oliver Poing Com Norfolk, Ophehheimer now of Baltimore, Clarke’s trip to Springfield Ohio, Manny Irvine Mercersburg College, Frederick, Rosenoar visiting Baltimore, Charlene W Hoss Jr visiting her mother in Baltimore, Whisner called to brother Joseph Dim, Thomypeon of Baltimore visiting, Landhe Heyser visiting Blanche Radcliff, Crave New York, sword fundraising for a memorial, and various property deeds in Frederick and nearby areas.
An army of 1,000 men will depart Tampa to reinforce General Shafter in Cuba. The plan includes a squadron to Spain to pressure Admiral Cervera and protect embarkation from the port while awaiting orders from Washington. The move aims to suppress Spanish resistance and hasten a favorable outcome for U S forces.
A fragmentary report describes Ulienanigger of the First Maryland Regiment visiting Washington after desertion. He sought help from Detective Chrissinger and was sent to Fort Monroe. He then visited his brother in law Policeman Boon and an appeal to the War Department followed. The text mentions a court proceeding and a jury related to a drunkard and guardianship of property.
Skippers in meat can be prevented by using the well known Peerteas Vapor Meat Sack. The notices advertise three sizes priced at 2, 6 and fourteen pence, with sacks kept on hand at The News office.
Fragmented text references Prado Portress Mamiya, Cernical ps, Walbatoutittess, Daath Chapter, Pycuieiters, Sapanicgte Bays, AEG Ss oe Vrociapanis, and press entities. It appears as garbled mid century notes mentioning meetings, divorcees, and charitable or organizational activities with multiple unreadable names and places.
A garbled report describes a scheme involving several men and a journey by land and sea. The text mentions a distant place, a plan to seize or claim property, and references to a farm on the western part of the county.
Reports from Maryland and Virginia suggest a short crop due to weather and poor condition of the new wheat. Receipts and prices show a slow market as growers report low yields and inferior quality with many ears shriveled and damaged.
Mr Bronk Dixon leaves Frederick City Packing Company after twenty one years to join West Virginia packing firm. He heads for new labor assignment in a few days and his experience includes expertise in cannery operations. In a separate Middle town incident John Davis and Jack Crone quarrel led to Crone being struck with an axe near Frank Wolf's home with Crone badly cut. Police have not yet filed charges but expect actions this week.
Representative McRarne dd of any ars trict introduced in Congress a resolution authorising the President to form into the United States service a single regiment of colored troops. The unit would consist of two companies from Virginia, one from the District of Columbia, four from Maryland, two from Mississippi, one from Alabama and two from West Virginia. Subaltern officers to be elected by the volunteers, with the major and captain to be selected under War Department rules. In a separate note, a stranger incident on the Monocacy River describes a dog chasing a rabbit into the water, an unusual sight of a rabbit swimming.
The Valley Tank board in Middletown Maryland proclaims a three percent vendible dividend on weekly deposits cleared tax free. Arrests reported for publishing libel against Louis Star editor leading to hearings tonight.
The regular monthly meeting of the Key Monument Association will be held at Prof Shepherd's school room in City Hall building tonight at eight o'clock sharp.
Westminster DeGrange announced a price increase effective July for orders, adding two cents to the regular charge. The advertisement urges readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, claiming it strengthens nerves and energy.
A discordant, fragmentary dispatch from a New York newspaper reflects debates over militarism and policy. It cites Dewey and the Philippines era tensions, calls for war caution, and questions protections of citizens amid rising international pressures.
Wheat quoted in Frederick at Tocente per bushel with no change since Saturday. Corn priced at 30 cents per bushel, $1.50 a barrel. Noted injuries to Mr. Witte and Mr. Ferdinand White near Poolesville, Montgomery County, from a long-ago incident, with recovery progress. Adan Bruchey departed yesterday to join Company A First Regiment Maryland Volunteers. Marriage licenses issued to Antrow Tarkennt Lever and Adta Miviera Briseett of Bennaglek.
A jumbled clipping covers diverse names and places across several states. It mentions figures such as Cand, Varma, and Gilbert, plus events linked to a Mr. Ame or Amos, with scattered references to editors, schools, and local notices. The text is incomplete and reads like OCR garble from a longer article.
A fragmented report describes multiple local health incidents and deaths. Johnsen and Johnson are named among the deceased and injured, with reference to streets and institutions in the area. The piece notes recoveries at Virginia and Washington and Lee University, and mentions a lengthy list of residents with various conditions and hospitalizations.
An article describes Baltimore & Ohio Railroad excursion tickets with low round trip rates from multiple cities to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and other resorts. It notes dates schedules and conditions including half fare and special holiday excursions, with details on depots and ticket deposits and the promise of comfortable trains and convenient stopovers.
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