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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1898
Page
4
Pearre's Reliable Pharmacy and Cassel and Waters estate and insurance brokers announce offices at 2 Court Stroal Frederick in the Masonic Building Thurmont.
A garbled passage from a Georgia political article describes primary nominations and speeches. It mentions candidates such as Allen PD Chandler Php Cook and A Wright with a focus on patriotic rhetoric and party platform reception.
The Star reports that Carminta Tas Let Montreat, head of the Spanish delegation, departed the city Monday amid uncertainty. Officials say he may not return to Spain, with authorities confirming his exit and ongoing inquiries into the matter.
A scrambled OCR style market note covers wheat corn oats and flax with prices for futures and spot trades. Mentions Philadelphia trading in wheat and corn futures, New York dairy and butter values, and western commodity movements with notable phrases about steady markets and varied color varieties.
A fragmented note describes strange beasts and monks seeking favor from a waiting day, with references to a Peter Pan era and a pheasant hare in a puzzle like scene. The tone hints at a mythic or allegorical setting and a question of escape or aid.
Readable dispatches describe General Pando advancing from Manzanillo with about 8,700 troops and cattle for an offensive toward Santiago de Cuba. Cuban messengers claim the fleet under Admiral Sampson and General Shafter supports the operation, with Pando’s forces expected to reach the Santiago road by Sunday.
A garbled dispatch claims Admiral Schley was killed when a US armored cruiser tricked a Spanish shellship. Spaniards in Jamaica, Elovaton, and surrounding areas celebrate with champagne. Washington officials say no confirmation and no word from Key figures, while naval authorities dispute the report and note Chicago’s cruiser remains active.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses brigadiers and officers, mentions coronels and postings, hints at organizational structure and a possible Danube reference, but lacks coherent details or verifiable names, places, or dates. The passage is incomplete and difficult to interpret due to garbled wording.
The text appears as a garbled message about a rider from Edson and references places and dates in a distorted form. It mentions a Cheeph Gah Mir area and a Dlohoca fatten, with unclear actions and dates. The overall meaning is obscured by corruption in the OCR-like input.
A fragmented report lists units and locations such as the First Delaware Infantry at Camp Alger and New Jersey Infantry in action. It notes movements toward Cuba and updates on naval squadrons including Camara and Lepante, with references to generals and government statements amid evolving wartime details.
Police chief Wittam Welnh of Wet Highton and several suspects were arrested after detectives uncovered an organized gang that robbed freight cars near Quakake Junction. Investigators traced loot from the operation to a home where valuables were stored, with confessions obtained from captured members as authorities vow to pursue lingering suspects.
Readable fragments mention a city, a broadcaster, and a fight. Names like Hamilton Chan and Sharkey appear among disjoint references. The text references a telegram and a documentary, with a brief mention of a boxing event and an early knockout in Canes T fed.
A dated dispatch details Allied and Axis positions with reinforcements moving from Manzanillo and other ports. It notes 7 to 12 thousand troops, pack trains, and naval activity, alongside remarks on neutrality and strategic retreats and advances of forces in the Pacific theater. The report also covers unrelated U S baseball scores and local weather mentions.
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