04 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1898
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references moon phases on March 15 16 and mentions locations including Hagerstown Maryland and the Potomac. It alludes to public notices about dates and state affairs, with scattered phrases about Virginia and Maryland borders, and a ceremonial or historical tone.
The Baltimore American reports a bill introduced in Annapolis by Mr. Norwell Frederick proposing February 22 as a legal holiday to honor Abraham Lincoln. The piece notes growing state support, limited opposition, and emphasis on Lincoln as a national martyr whose birthday deserves wider observance.
A fragmented note discusses war talk and the idea of sending a delegation from George's County to Annapolis to seek state aid for weed control. It suggests factions favoring war and those seeking preparedness, with references to troops and rail play, reflecting a tense political climate.
The readable fragments describe weather conditions, local names, and scattered mentions of places and dates. The text appears as distorted OCR of a historical page with many garbled terms, hindering clear extraction of events, people, or places.
A garbled OCR text blends political terms and scattered phrases. It mentions wheat, week, votes, courts, and names in a disrupted stream, with no clear events or coherent narrative to summarize into a definite news item. The readable content is fragmentary and non-credible as a standalone report.
The text notes Judge Motter handling at the present term with praise for expedited work and smooth court progress. It highlights the judge's efficient management and the orderly conduct of proceedings, emphasizing timely decisions and the absence of major delays.
A garbled text segment references sea, war, dusk, and vague figures. It evokes distant shorelines, smoke, and night hazards, with scattered imagery of soldiers, elemental forces, and a somber mood. The readable content remains fragmentary and nonspecific.
The readable lines discuss voters preferences and party positions, referencing Crawford, peace, and public demand. Names and places are partially garbled, but the piece centers on what people want from parties, whether peace or policy, and how to present a political offer.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ceremonial gathering with church figures and witnesses. The text mentions a sermon, weddings, catechism, and references to bishops, creeds, and local clergy, but many names and specifics are garbled, leaving only scattered fragments of the service and participants.
Wheat quoted on Frederick today at conte per bushel. Corn at 2 conte per bushel. Barrel price listed as $4.15.
Fragmented OCR text cites numerous Dyspepsia Tablets, brand names Stuart Co Meashall Wich and other manufacturers. Mentions warnings about nerve issues, digestive symptoms, and various dosage statements. References September releases, packaging, and potential side effects discussed in a scattered, unedited ledger of product notes.
Auctioneers Lane and Partners announce a public sale of personal property and real estate. Notices list locations in Harvey and Lane, with dates and court-related conditions, urging interested buyers to attend at the designated time and place.
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