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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1898
Page
4
A garbled OCR page combines assorted remarks on seasonal rites, fraternal orders, and social commentary. Observations touch on Good Templars in Jefferson, attitudes toward Chinese fellows, and scattered humor about fashion, charity, and public figures.
A tangle of short items notes visiting friends and relatives in Hagerstown Annapolis Baltimore and Frederick. Names such as Mr. Lochlider Mrs. Galvin Aroutne Rev. A H Bumer man and Mr. Sean Clagett appear with travels and social calls. real estate deeds to Alexander Nall J Willard and others are recorded along with church society mentions.
An extended funeral and tribute service for Miss Willard honored her life and work. Speakers included Mrs. John C. Hendrickson and Miss Cimice Radelitte with prayers, readings, and songs. The event recalled her leadership in the community and her devotion to guiding others.
February report from Leipzig notes the Sonerrt af Che Jubilee Singers gave a religious program at Luther Kirche. The audience praised heartfelt singing and tried to balance devotion with musical skill. Performances by soloists Cale Well and Payne, plus the choir, drew strong praise for sincerity and power. The article calls the ensemble deeply religious with a celestial piano tone described as wax-like.
The article reports in detail on a Kentucky insurance case involving Clarence Lb. Tartiock the new general agent for Peat Mw tui in Kentucky who recently relocated from Philadelphia. It notes his twelve years of proteaction experience and a long residence in Readened, with references to local brewery sales and supply lines as background context.
The assembly discussed proposed bills on voter variation in Frederick County and later readings on election matters. Reports mention judiciary committee referrals and measures for Halloween date scheduling and fiscal implications in the state house.
The monthly Deaths and Interments for February show 43 deaths in the city and county. Eleven city deaths and thirteen interments at Mt Olivet, with others at several local graveyards. Superintendent Mehner reports 12 adults and 4 children interred at Mt Olivet, with multiple causes including pneumonia and old age.
A large crowd attended a Thursday night event hosted by Miss Dellla Vogle at Mr. G. Bell's residence. Guests enjoyed music and games, with a late supper and social amusements in the dining room, concluding around three in the morning amid appreciation for a memorable occasion.
The city execution committee of the Republic announces members for the ward positions. Redwine and Markell serve as co chairs with T. M. Riser as secretary and Delirote as treasurer.
Fragmentary notice from The Taal Mart lists a price of 1.19 dollars per barred item and mentions orders or items under Desaryce with unclear details and wording. The readable portion identifies a singular price point and product type but lacks complete description.
Fragmentary court report describes evidence and proceedings involving Crompton and associates. It mentions a jury weighing charges and potential actions in Chicago, with references to witnesses, verdict considerations, and pending motions.
unreadable OCR text presents scattered names and phrases about law, people, and locations but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize clearly.
Amid scattered OCR fragments a marriage notice shows a ceremony on February 28 at a church with Reverend Lands Laupe officiating and names Samuel George and Elizabeth Takia widow of Daniel J Juikin. Other legible pieces mention Mr and Mrs Henry Cllr announcing the marriage of their daughter Kate to Zlimarinin with plans at Latherat Church.
Fragmentary obituary notices cite Richard Waters and Megitor with addresses in New York City. A board of supervisors designates polling precincts with streets and numbers including West Al Faint Street Patrick Street North Market for upcoming elections.
The notice advertises a Wednesday evening event at Pred ertek Art Ghab rooms with performances by local figures. The message mentions Marek gn and China related items and hints at audio devices like talking machines. Authored by Harry A. Wilcoxon and hosted at Birely's Diubiea of Music.
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