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Readable ads include a sale listing at Market 81 with Sat Sale details. Notable mentions include Richetta and Wontan's College, Prof. Ford, a dyke for rent, Seyi Machines, Native 4.5 Tanmiry Hats Farnitain.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1898
Page
4
Readable ads include a sale listing at Market 81 with Sat Sale details. Notable mentions include Richetta and Wontan's College, Prof. Ford, a dyke for rent, Seyi Machines, Native 4.5 Tanmiry Hats Farnitain.
A weekly issue plans five thousand copies to circulate throughout Frederick County and beyond. The Winning News advertises its broad distribution and advertising advantages, inviting readers to submit ads by early deadlines for the upcoming release.
Local pages list numerous items including moonlit night observations, stray market notes, and a mix of community notices. Reports mention deaths in Howard county and Johns Hopkins Hospital, municipal affairs, fire alarm errors, bread weight cuts, and a wagon works contract.
Dispatches report Dewey’s fleet bombarding Manila Bay with Spanish forces bearing down. News notes evacuation of Bayamo and Madrid’s intention to crush the American fleet, while Britain contemplates a reshuffle of its ambassador and prep for possible crisis.
The monthly meeting of the Reformed Missionary Society will be held this evening. The holy communion was administered to the Reformer congregation at Utica Mille Sunday morning by the pastor Hey M. Heneh. The congregation was so large that the church and hall could not hold all those present.
Report from Washington notes the entertainment at the combined Khowa and Wawnee show drew large crowds. The venue in Frederick was packed with attendees seeking a refined performance and satisfactory seats.
A hypnotism show by Mr Lee drew crowds at City Pera Mase last night. Performances included a volunteer being suspended by five men and a sleeping subject revived after two days, with audience members and local club members in attendance.
Freder ick county residents Thongs G Bradley and Jesse Clagett were discussed as potential members of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders with the Cuban expedition. Roosevelt initially declined but later agreed to enroll them, with Clagett already setting out for Washington.
A scrambled report describes political maneuvers involving an enn Grovernor Lowndes, the new Speaker Schafer, and state officials. It references attempts to compel the Gavagner through mandamus and notes a historic surge of enreatinesqualed while praising Hood's Sareage.
Reports describe Rainier battalion troops returning from front with Captain Heehley showing compassion. A disrupted progress at Camp Wilbrey halted by a continuation of orders and talks of front assignments for the first army, as officers praise the soldiers' spirit and readiness.
The column lists social visits by Baltimore residents and local county folks from Frederick and surrounding towns. It notes election results in several Maryland towns including Rockville, Westminster, Snow Hill, Berlin, Hyattsville, Taneytown, and Hookville with winners named and a water and sewer bond defeat in Hyattsville.
The notice lists Joan Hoffman who died of heart trouble and consumption at Pleasant Walk aged, with funeral at U B Church Pleasit Walk. Another death: Miss Lena Rhodesman died at her father’s home on Mast Patrial Street at noon from spinal disease. burial set for tomorrow at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Multiple local names and minimal details indicate routine obituary notices and public notices in the community paper.
A fragmentary item reports wheat prices at Frederick county and a sale at a local hostel. The details are unclear but indicate transportation costs and a bid around $1.9 per unit.
Readable text describes a Perberich event with the Marry a division and WW group planning activities. It mentions the Veteran evetists of WML and a meeting at a site with names and roles, including Grd Demieles and Diecottieers. The record hints at a state test at Vaty's Wien in September and ties to a candidate or committee.
Notices report the sale of estates in Frederick County including Frederick Wuntyy 8800 stocks, rights in land near Lind, and several named heirs and executors. It lists uses of Amanda S. Hedges estate and Margaret Me 2 W.O Wright proceeding, with court orders to sell stocks and bonds by Henry Swope's estate and other related actions. Local hospital fund entertainments and a Cuban Flag presentation at the Maryland School for the Deaf are noted alongside bank director elections and a prison warden candidacy backed by major officials.
Harry D. Wagner of Gundixburg and Rosa Gall of Salidasville appear in the marriage licenses list along with other names including davod vials Koller and Mary 1ster Stull.
The notice lists Maeda business at the Market Street location in Frederick and assigns J Murry Onrigh and Dr A J Pearre to manage shows and sales. Nina Cita & Co invites public inspection of novelties including dress goods and gloves. An operetta by the Vinitation Academy titled Gsp Tanier is slated for May 1 at 8 pm with tickets sold locally.
An early 20th century advertisement announces Red Ribbon Mocha and Java Coffee to be introduced in New York City and surrounding areas with a promotional offer from April 28 to May 5. It highlights in-store tastings, discounts, and notes other products from the retailer, along with services like eye care and spectacles.
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