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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1898
Page
5
An old advertisement praises Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for coughs colds and croup claiming quick relief. The jumbled text mentions locations and various spellings but presents no verifiable details or clear claims beyond promotional language for the product.
A scrambled report describes Spain's Mal protest actions and American naval movements near Cuba. It notes parliamentary tensions, the deployment of ships including the Mayflower, and planned relief voyages as authorities weigh responses to the wrecking operations and ongoing hostilities.
A garbled Senate and House report from March 17 details debate over a proposed president and city budget, with references to Mr Cochran and Kentucky figures, adjournment threats, and a long list of attendees. The text shifts to a wedding notice and local events, including a California wedding and a late winter social.
The readable segments depict a campaign scene with speakers including Mr. Hint and Mr. Chander, discussing opposition, party lines, and criticisms. References to candidates, parties, and regional tensions surface amid chaotic, garbled text, implying a contested election atmosphere and calls for support or critique.
Fragmentary passage mentions rites, ceremonies, and civic figures amid a dated setting. It references a mayor, a city street project, and various named places and individuals, though the text is garbled and high uncertainty remains about specific actions or dates.
The report notes appointments and nominations including George Downey as tax collector for Washington County and Dr. Ko M. Schindel nominated for mayor of Angerstown. It mentions a veteran regiment ready for service, troops traveling from Baltimore to meet Emperor William, and local figures such as W I Jackson proposing greenhouse ventures. A death in Port Deposit is listed among other scattered items.
The article reports George Beost, and La ther Powel of Woodsboro, seized on charges of aamic and lathery, brought before Justice White and held for grand jury. Powell posted bail as the state’s case, aided by counsel Hinks, Stoner, and Urner, proceeds through preliminary hearings. Additional notes cover August Brownie and Steven involved in related warrants and Gideon exposure cases, with Officer Renner handling detentions and Justice White presiding over remands for further actions.
The fragment describes a weather period with damp spells and cold snaps, mentioning spring onset and a shift toward warmer days. It references a ground hog’s reign and various dates, weather shifts and showers, with scattered names and unclear events in a distant locale.
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