09 May 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1898
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text describes a public or legal notice with dates and sums, but most names and specifics are garbled. The readable elements mention payments, yearly figures, and references to weekly news and services but lack coherent detail to identify persons, places, or actions.
The article recounts Commodore Dewey's Manila Bay triumph, noting the destruction of the Spanish fleet and the rallying cry Remember the Maine. It portrays Spanish defeats as complete, praises American bravery, and highlights public sentiment shaping war momentum.
A garbled 19th century style line mentions taking a year to build one driver and two beers to knock one, with a parenthetical remark about a fememarket. The fragment lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary notes describe a meeting at Merre ness with references to cables, vari ous dates and attendees. The text mentions a vote, a plan involve ments and discussions of public works and local figures.
The letter laments travel plans to Frederick and endorses local support for visitors while criticizing opponents and officials. It references tax collection, election hopes, and Dewey era sentiments, arguing for American resolve and criticizing lawmakers and politicians.
A distorted text fragment combines a fever dream of Dewey and Dewry with chaotic imagery of battles, seas, and whispered rites. Names and places blur into a surreal, mythic chorus evoking confusion, fear, and ancient power.
The text reads as garbled OCR notes mentioning a May 1 celebration on AnveriON Day, references to Whit-Montay May 20, and various scattered lines about festivals, work, and a Baltimore exhibition. It also contains clipped quotes about war and a Baltimore window display, with fragmented phrases about Hie crammed, Spanish targets, and a philosopher quote.
A runaway wagon and freight train car caused a scramble on Baltimore and Ohio freight yards as horses bolted through Cartl Street alley. Passengers Charles Morgan and James Walt were thrown. one man received medical aid and the wagon driver tried to regain control. Although the horse team dashing through Patrick to Third Streets created excitement, no serious injuries were reported.
The ladies of Adametown propose an entertainment to benefit the city hospital. The monthly Fraternal meeting at the Reederville center will discuss arrangements and timing for the event.
Tarry B. Anders, Rocky Rider, Bred erick countys, and Teevng, Dern, Tal sielling, Porterick county.
A rail explosion near Watersvally killed several aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train en route to Sykesville. Fire officials report the blast fatally wounded numerous passengers including Edward Schillinger, 23, of Ellicott City, while others were injured. The train, part of the Pridurich line, halted as authorities arranged funerals and investigated causation.
The article records multiple deaths in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Arthur Smith, 32, near Frederick, dies after a fall at home, leaving a widow Lara Grove and two daughters. Other notices include Daniel Loy of Loy’s Station and infant Thomas Holland of Araby, with lists of relatives and mourners. Funeral details and community notices follow amid extended obituaries and references to local residents.
An old advertisement-style piece touts a remedy called SHE Cyre for coughs and throat irritation. It narrates testimonials and suggestions for usage, claiming to ease persistent coughing, with references to bottles, a physician figure, and retail mentions.
Fragmentary report describes movement from Cap Maphan QR Berkley toward Camp Wohin this afternoon. Captain Sheeldey says all will be ready to march. Mary had a distressed scene and Huy supplied Gana Wilner for sustenance.
The De if Dstse Dil team faces Siberia gun Chat in a Saturday May 1 match on the Pastitutes grounds. Players Musee Thal and Murry Lan Sebel are named in the readable snippet as participants.
Wartime notices list volun teers mustered by state with officers and men counted for Massachusetts Vermont Montana Kansas North and South Carolina and Washington. The piece also notes Allied military aims in Cuba and endorses patent medicines and tonics with local shop endorsements.
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