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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1898
Page
6
On this date references surface to uprisings, wartime actions, and political changes across regions from Georgia to Austria. Mentions include rebels, leaders, peace talks, retired officials, and shifting alliances shaping mid century events. Authorities, dates, and locales appear in fragmented form across the text.
A jumble of brief items mentions 1515 travel time estimates, Spanish money, workforce stats in Spain, and martial exoduses. It cites college attire, porpoise leather shoes, a 64 day Chinese religious age, wheat declines, cap inscriptions in Japan, a St Johns commencement, a Braddock Heights concert, and a hoped August arrival for a monument.
News items report Hagerstown sending a box to soldiers, Walter Davis killed in Worcester County by a gun explosion, a party of recruits traveling from Cumberland to Fort Mon TO, a colored woman’s house set on fire during a thunderstorm, a ten year street lighting contract in Hagerstown to be discussed at a public meeting, and Governor Lowndes pardoning George W Leppold for a murder conviction in Washington County.
Charity of California's Lutheran Church at Doub's hosts a lawn fete at Mrs Win McLain’s residence. St. E Sacred Sunday School plans a Fourth of July service and lawn party Tuesday evening July 1 at 6 05.
Miss Cora Virginia Grambine daughter of Calytn J. Chambine and Mr Paw Johannsen were wed yesterday. The ceremony occurred at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs Harry Wriaksttle 120 East Pratt street with the Rev A Weber of Vaith Reformed Church officiating. The couple was joined in marriage amid church family and local residents.
Lydia Amithy Mra Smith wife of diveoh i Smith died at her home in Wolfeville Frederick county yesterday at age sixty. Survived by her husband and three sons M Biscola Carlin S Mageratown Lizzie C at home. An infant of Mr and Mrs George McKenny died at Branawick on Sunday and was taken to Virginia.
A garbled notice touts Peerless Paper Meat Sacks guaranteed for safety and economy. It claims simple directions printed on the sack and three sizes. The text mentions Tar Niwa OMies and a distribution ready for use with clean meat brands and tested contents.
Fragmentary OCR details a political or social document mentioning Mi Uaeroth Mercer and various names, places, and events. The text references committees, elections, and figures in a distant locale, with mentions of Westminster and bicycle events, but the legible facts are sparse and disjointed.
Stamops confirm that checks drawn before July need no stamps when presented on or after that date. A two cent stamp must be affixed on checks drawn after today, a rule expected to generate large revenue nationwide. Bishop Wilken departs Baltimore for Yokohama via Vancouver to oversee church missions and report on progress.
A morning funeral service for We. B. Johnson was held from Carroll Street residence. Rev Father Coppeh officiated at St John’s Catholic Church with interment in St John’s Cemetery. Also noted: a colored woman injured near Mt Olivet Cemetery during cornerstone ceremony and a probate sale for Joseph S. Biver at the district court.
Wheat quoted 2 cents higher per bushel since Saturday and corn at 30 cents per bushel in Frederick. Darrel Woot Harned and Mise Sadie Lanne noted. A Fourth of July sport schedule includes a baseball game Monday morning at the dock athletic park. Local notices mention fines, addresses, and a new product ad.
A lower court ruling in the Mis candy case is under review by the Court of Appeals. The proceedings discuss damages and debt linked to a disputed contract with the Predochtow a Rarnpiie Companiy and Jot Wobbto, focusing on evading statutory width and parties’ objections.
Reports describe a cave near Belpre and Markersburg in which a narrow entrance leads to a lower chamber holding hundreds of skeletons. A deeper level shows a large pool and carved stone fish, with dates reaching the fifteenth century. Researchers plan further exploration as officials document pardons and local incidents.
Fragmentary OCR note describes disrupted records and unclear references to people places and events with numerous typos and no coherent story or names to identify. No verifiable facts or actions emerge from the readable text.
An indecipherable OCR fragment details unclear events involving independence, taxation, and local governance. It references named places and entities in a period voice, but the text is garbled, yielding little coherent narrative or verifiable dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text shows local notices about medical services at a grocerper, charity meetings at St Mark's, and a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion sale with travel details. It mentions dates, locations, fares, and travel conditions, with scattered references to Western Maryland routes and Atlantic City trips.
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