06 May 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1898
Page
1
Fragmented lines discuss access fees and services, mentioning terms like tagore prati geek and access in the United States. Names and places are garbled, with scattered references to monetary amounts and dates, but no coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR text references May 4 and New York with garbled phrases about bats and weather. Several proper names and places are unreadable, yielding no clear event or person to describe.
A strained proposal outlines funding for a public library in Hagerstown, with plans for a joint city county effort. It mentions Mayor and Washington County Commissioners, a 3000 bounty, a 20000 subscription goal, and debates over debt impact and legislative support.
A discussion argues for strict militia enlistment during peace and warns against unready or unwilling men joining. It stresses that after peace, the state militia must stay ready to respond to any call, with every volunteer fully understanding the obligations.
Fragmentary text references a team or event with names like Sabitgevts and Mars hand. It mentions a meet and a venue with scattered words such as tires, gate, and pedal apparatus. No clear date, location, or outcome present.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe horticultural and nursery issues, with scattered references to orchards, tree care, diseases, and potential state agricultural context. Many garbled strings hinder clear events.
Fragmented OCR note reports visits and meetings with various individuals and towns. Mentions Mr Gh W Galt of Tenover, Mayor Y Croidsborough, and others from Petersville and Hitaetinpe Hoi. Describes a travel sequence and social visits with many unclear names and places.
The Gent quarterly conference schedule lists meetings at several churches May events include a sermon series led by Rev. Woe Vloyd and others, with activities at Lab rrby Lalarty town and nearby centers. A missionary society gathering, choir participation, and local devotional services are planned across multiple locations in May.
Mount St Marys College defeated Villanova in a baseball game in Euamitsburg yesterday. Key pitching by Keene and Marrply, notable batting by Marty, and Villanova's Myrna and Dwyer produced early highlights amid multiple errors. The article also notes upcoming Carnival and St Johns Literary events with local remarks.
A social gathering celebrated Master Wilbur Stoner’s eleventh birthday in August Littles nearby town. Guests included Mr and Mrs Augustin Little, Wilbur Starter, and numerous local families. Food and conversation filled the afternoon with gifts and shared merriment.
The letter laments the treatment of volunteer soldiers by Maryhind National Guard officers and urges recruitment from Frederik citizens. It criticizes impartial measures and calls for action on veterans’ Christian actions work and price stability for Frederik merchants. It also references wartime sea power comparisons with Spain and quotes Captain Henshaw on continued resistance.
Reports from Frederic about Nellie Hitchcock and Dr. David Judson Lingle marriage in Chicago on April 21. Details note Mrs Lewis Nichols, Lingle’s Chicago University role, and education at Baltimore Hopkins. Additional notices include Wernner and Van Werner marriage at St Mark's, and various residents on North Market Street and Trynadeh.
On Wednesday evening a stal cul and literary entertainment will be held at City Opera House under the auspices of the Belles Lettres Literary Society for the benefit of the Maine monument fund. Funds will support the monument to Millie.
Fragmented verse reflecting wartime sentiment with a Topeka dateline. The piece laments loss and calls for peace while portraying a public reaction to war and national events. The text weaves personal grief with national duty amid a chaotic wartime scene.
The report lists several grain and commodity prices including wheat at four and eight cents per bushel and five to six cents per bushel at other points. It mentions individuals and firms connected to trade and notes a forthcoming sale of property and inventories in a Northwest Addition development.
The ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for stomach troubles and dyspepsia. It claims fast digestion aid, safety, and wide use with a full package sold for 50 cents per year in the era, citing many users cured.
Applicants for certityets to team in the Schools will be examined at Gyre Court on Wednesday May 27. By oat tof the lenre PH RADIOL HOBLUPZ, Hay Od ERA we Hvanater.
Fragmented OCR lists arrival times and routes for Washington Junction, Mt Airy, Winchester, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York stations. Indicates schedule notes with Sunday restrictions and fares per mile, reflecting a local transit timetable.
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