10 May 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1898
Page
1
A garbled OCR item outlines agency actions and charges amid a week of disruptions. It notes supervision by a state authority, delivery carriers, and a court or public proceeding with references to calendars and a national or regional press office.
A snippet from a British newspaper column lauds Admiral Dewey and the United States for their Manila victory. It cites English readers and press support, praising Dewey as worthy of American praise and linking his success to national kinship with Nelson.
A garbled 19th century commentary cites taxes on living costs and government needs. It mentions the Omaha Exposition, wartime mobilization, and political tension as citizens debate policy and national unity. Strong entities include Congress and Baltimore press references.
The fragmentary text notes noisy banter about theft and punishment, with garbled references to a team, Canienae, and a basketball context. It includes quoted speech in rough dialect and jumbled names, lacking clear events or a coherent narrative.
Fragmented text describes wartime care and infant fever in disjointed phrases. It references a hospital or clinic setting with mentions of mothers, babies, and medical concerns. The legible portions suggest observations on child health and caregiving during conflict.
The text describes a mobilization mood in Frederick with calls to join the Moyy hand Cinards and Reganente Orptite Bieltey, listing recruitment efforts, wartime displays, and public support for Dewey and American victory. It notes attendance at a Wall West Showy event and urges patriotic displays at homes, with references to Cals and the Star Spangled Banner.
In a bustling county scene, residents from multiple towns recall past conflicts and honor fallen soldiers. The ceremony, led by local dignitaries, includes parades, prayers, and public readings at Pleasant Salles and nearby venues.
Fragmented text reports on a funeral oration and local election decisions. It mentions a $25,000 item for water works, a governor election, and several local officials and candidates. Also notes an Orphans Court inventory and guardianship matters. Private soldiers and recruitment updates appear alongside council appointments and weather references.
A fragmentary, poetical tribute to a divine presence guiding humanity. The piece evokes stars, mountains, and the American flag, pairing reverent imagery with national sentiment and a call to national resilience.
Fragmented OCR lists individuals, estates, and land parcels in Maryland with names such as John F Summers, W K Burges, and Miss EM Dar. It references courts, indentures, and suppressions, noting property transfers, acreage amounts, and trustees in a dense legal notice style. The text mentions locations like York Pa and families across Walkersville and Jefferson, with scattered names and dates.
The funeral of Charles Arthur South was held at his home near Frederik this afternoon at 2 with burial at Olivet Cemetery. A survey crew under WH Rager works near Emmickburg on dam surveying and supervision for an electric night project. Reynolds Post 40 holds a memorial meeting. various meetings and sick lists are noted. Public notices mention dental and medical remedies and local business concerns.
The Rev. Yottott, formerly rector of St. Mark's Parish in this county, is named director and rector of the Protestant Episcopal Chapel of the Holy Cross in Baltimore. The appointment brings a well known local clergyman to the post.
Oliver Malhorn Testaight Ode Qveagle and Mie Spriver were arrested in SoHo for breach of the peace. They appeared before a magistrate who imposed penalties and ordered them held pending further action.
Sparse market notes indicate wheat prices in Prederlek and nearby belts, with a Day Vat noted at $185 per bu. The Circuit Court met in the morning, and names such as Macires Matter and Metana Owe appear in a murky section about a May term.
An unclear report notes a debutante ceremony with names such as Harre Wagaiman and Rose Gall in a county setting. The fragment references a social event, local households, and a formal presentation, but many details are obscured by OCR errors.
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