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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1892
Page
3
A fragmented newspaper fragment lists moon phases and timings around moonrise and moonset. It includes stray references to ads such as For Sale and to a legal notice order audit, with numerous garbled lines and vendor names.
Crowds pack the Court House corridor as felons and witnesses attend trials. Montevue Hospital hosts a Board of Charities meeting to ratify subordinates appointed by Luther C. Derr. The Mechanicstown Band will soon receive uniforms from Philadelphia under director Fiul. Ficehwus. Thomas W. Brightwell resigns as Montevue Hospital warden. A WTU meeting is set for March 3 at the M C A building parlors. A marriage license issued to David W. Varrat and Clara A. Mortimer of Frederick County. Col H Ky Botyias to appoint adjutant general. The Baltimore American bass fine is charged to Prof Bernard C Steiner formerly of Utica. Tom the original band? gave a City Hall concert last Saturday. A motion for a new trial filed in the Edwards case, sentenced in Hagerstown to 21 years. Pancake Day observations and local market notes appear amid city chatter. Mrs. Setah Monroe of Boonsboro reports a tomato stalk with several undeveloped tomatoes. Boonsboro corporation committee to be held March. Mrs Joseph Enocis of Seminis reports a tomato stalk with undeveloped fruit. Rumor claims capitalists will build a hotel near Williamsonact Ma.
A garbled OCR fragment references people and phrases without clear context or event. No identifiable names, places, dates, organizations, or outcomes are present to form a coherent news item.
The February death toll rises in the city and county with eighty deaths in the city and fifty in the county, including fourteen child fatalities. Interments at Mt Olivet total twenty three, with many burials across local churches and towns. The month brings wintry weather and a change in the newspaper’s weather reporting staff as Ernest Banty takes over from McClintock Young. Instruments filed show activity in deeds and licenses.
Reports from yesterday note arrangements for the March term of Montgomery county Court in Aurora. A Westminster constable was badly beaten by tramps. A Deer Park M P church was dedicated free of incumbrance. Noah Walker & Co auditors distribute 55 450 46 to claims. A section details burglary pleas and sentences in Baltimore Criminal Court. City councils approve electricity use for the Central Railway and North Baltimore line. board appointments and municipal offices confirmed.
An evening gathering on a February date drew many attendees from Jefferson area and nearby towns. Guests included Ciara Shawn, Clara Bosesard, Pent, Nellie Winer, and Adams town locals among others. The event featured social games and a table of ea and confectionaries before guests departed for home.
A brief wedding notice appears regarding Avery Prony marrying Fors patyenaionh at the Lal penoesgn in Washington in van Bische ac. The ceremony is set for 3 p.m. and will involve Mcp. Bae Wister as likely participant.
A correspondent reports the New Market M E Church hosted a temperance lecture titled Does Prohibition Prohibit. Rev L A Ruddel of Mountain Lake Park led a later service at home text from Matthew 5:12. He urged cheerful religion and urged continued temperance work, noting the local effort needs renewed vigor with the preacher proceeding to Washington DC.
A Sunday night fire alarm was triggered at 11.16 by a coal stained ball of paper saturated with kerosene found near Mrs. Laura V. Krantz’s residence and Mr. C. F. Mealey’s West All Saints street stable. Eugene Spoor, returning from a reception, opened the Pioneer Stables door and extinguished the blaze, preventing wider damage to hay lofts and nearby structures. damage estimated at little more than minor scorch marks and the value of hay.
Bernard Christian Stelger elected librarian of the Enoch Pratt library in Baltimore to succeed his late father Dr Lewis H Stelner. Stelger, a Williston College history professor in Williston, Massachusetts, has been offered a Johns Hopkins professorship. He was born twenty four years ago, educated locally, and graduated Yale with honors. He has two years of Johns Hopkins graduate study and is deemed energetic and capable to fulfill the librarian duties.
The Independent Drill Association changes hours and will meet on the first Tuesday of each month. Tonight the ball committee will report. The Junior Association held its regular meeting and decided to secure locks and give members keys to doors and windows. Junior White Cloud Club No 2 plans a 7:90 meeting to read ball committee reports and present new uniforms.
A lengthy criminal case exposes a counterfeiting operation run for years. Officials report two alleged leaders, Paulek Sulth and others, hiding as they faced trial in the United states court. A child died in the wake of the fraud, while sentences included substantial jail time and fines.
Walter Fl of Philadelphia and Thomes P Grasty of Baltimore arranged a manufacturing purchase aided by Newel B H and Williem H Edmonds. Grasty is southern correspondent for the Record. Sanborn is noted as a dance and manufacturing writer. In other items a man injured at Pine Creek had his leg amputated after a hotel accident and three witnesses are held in a case of incest.
Capt. Walter Nowa leads a market outreach as teens, in a unique parish area, engage in a collaborative effort. The report highlights community involvement and youth participation in local commerce initiatives.
Readers discuss Blaine's letter and the 1880 presidential race. The piece weighs whether Blaine will accept a nomination, critiques party machination, and assesses President Harrison's record and renomination prospects. It also covers Democratic contenders and party dynamics ahead of primaries.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an evening event on March 7 with references to a program of poems and possibly other performances. It lists items like callathonia exercises and wants a schedule of seven items, including poems and recitations, though the text is incomprehensible.
Fragmented OCR prevents identification of clear event or subject. No verifiable entities or facts present to summarize into a newspaper card.
A fragmented OCR list records hotel arrivals and names such as Horen-U Muller and A J Rice, with many scattered references to cities like Frederick City Baltimore Philadelphia York and Harrisonburg. The text mixes personal names, counties, and states, indicating a period newspaper note of guest listings and travel mentions without a clear narrative or event.
The funeral for two year old Scott W Warfield occurred this morning at 10 from his parents residence on South Market Street. The service was led by C G Kennard at Mt Olivet Cemetery with A T Rice & Bros as undertakers. Honorary pallbearers came from the ALR O RM and Independent Hose Company.
Reported theft at the Union Manufacturing Company last Sunday night triggered a manhunt across Baldmore and nearby towns. Investigations traced tracks toward McKingeys Bridge and the Buckeystown Pike with several arrests and a hearing planned for Maylatra to Eckatelm.
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