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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1892
Page
3
March outlook for near two weeks. Washington DC dispatch reports Fort Mary land forecast fair with a slight warming trend Tuesday. Chief M L Harrington of the Weather Bureau in Washington provides the daily forecast.
A patchwork of small items: Knights of Reci procity meet at their room tonight. Young Men’s Bachelor Club hosts an event led by Mr. F V Staub. Foster predicts a strong saver trend for the month. Delinquent tax sale for Elian Harbaugh’s estate did not occur due to settlement. The Star Minstrels of Frederick performed at Stanifer’s Hall Walkersville. Mr. Wo A Single oversees a Touck Rd dance and shoe factory expansion in Hanover. Union Foundry and Steve Weir received six tons of pig iron last week. Banter cards appear. Steam brick yard resumed work. Monocacy rising and yesterday’s showers with late thaw. Board of Allermen to hold a special meeting. Antietam Dains SonsRot Veterans to hold a regular meeting tonight. School Commissioner to meet next Wednesday the 80th. Mr. B T Strasberger ships elmats to Denver, Colorado today. Oregon on Wheels drew hundreds of visitors on Saturday night, left for Washington. Pollywogs seen in ponds near the city as signs of spring emerge. Charles Ridgely improves property on Bente Street.
A young man from Mechanicatown suffers a broken leg after a horse and wagon frighten at a crossing on West Maryland Railroad tracks. He was treated at home and by a physician. Other items note staff changes and land transfers in Frederick County.
A preacher argues that religious leaders overemphasize ceremony while neglecting core faith. He condemns superficial piety, urges sober worship, and contrasts mock zeal with true humor and vitality in preaching. He cites Christ’s rebuke of the Pharisees and praises historic pastors who balanced doctrine with heartfelt devotion.
A jumble of moral sermon and stock-market complaints unfolds from church discourse to fiscal misdeeds. The piece condemns widespread fraud in churches and finance, laments dishonest gains, and contrasts pious pretense with actual greed amid crop and commodity speculation.
Nae Ball Notes notes Oibo Stanton and Jamea Robinson, champion players, engaged to the Dorham Club of New York and to report around April 1. A FBI issued notice places Mt. St. Marys College in Emmitburg, Maryland, against the M. C. A. Browns of Baltimore on June 1 next in Emmittsburg.
A resident reports a incident when Ellen Jones of Hancock Walbington county was away from home and a trio of unknown assailants entered the dwelling injuring a man whose name is unclear. The attack caused a injuring of a thigh. Police are investigating.
Friends in Nevada hear from Nev Addison Ingle that he has moved to Hankaw a key trading hub. The letter notes his new housekeeping setup and asks supporters to remember his missionary work.
Daily items report a series of incidents and events including a man burned by acid, murders trials planned in Oshland, a sheriff capturing a suspect in Delaware, a man beaten in Maryland, a burial in Beltsville, a burglary at a residence in Salisbury, and various Naval Academy lectures and injuries. Also noted are temperance debates, church conferences, and a veteran’s death.
The column records social notes from Frederica and nearby, listing residents visiting, departures for Chicago and India travel by Dr and Mrs Neal, and a sequence of funerals for Mr John L Harp and Willie K McLain with attending mourners and funeral directors.
Readable fragments indicate a department note or brief item mentioning Mullingix and a related remr. context. Details are sparse but suggest internal communications or a clerical notice within a department.
The fragment notes Mastuither Davis of Hi fon under a long local pigeon story about a horse of a cage bird hatched thirteen years ago. The bird has grown tame and is said to perform tasks and taste millet food around the house. The text is garbled but implies a community interest in the pigeon and its keeper.
Local residents including Ming Fanny Repp of Mildlehars and Mr Joho Ryler of Sablonette travel to Middlebans and back, with social visits and a hurricane-era naval unit noted. Chas Thomas writes to his father from Sant Peoucto, joined by two U.S. Navy officers. weddings, relocations, and hospitalities pepper the week as townsfolk engage in visits, travel, and community events.
The Mayor's Court jailed Troste Doresy and Cota Dorses on Saturday night, with Vilers Hrookey and Bresette arresting them. Before Mayor Uraner they faced the charge of being iteunk and aanterly, and were fined after the proceedings.
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