16 May 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1898
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads like a political campaign note with references to Maryland events and figures. Mentions of Planes, Tania happiness, and Admiral Qegwey hint at a contested scene and changing support. The garbled text implies campaign chatter and local intrigue across a Baltimore/Worth area.
A jumble of distorted phrases and garbled words suggests a historical manuscript page with broken sentences. Names, places, and actions are obscured, making core events and identities impossible to confirm from readable content.
An eclectic passage references a debate on independence and empire with mentions of Spain and Cuba, philosophical notions of liberty, and a discussion of naval defense and shelter. The text interweaves names, places, and scattered phrases, creating a mosaic of historical rhetoric without a clear narrative.
The May day program under the amphitheatre at St Doulass Latenary Institute starts Monday the third. The event, described as one of the largest and most complete in its class, will transform the venue into a grand display with elaborate stage effects. Charles Wilson is listed as a featured presender, with expected surprises for attendees.
A Philadelphia Times piece features a playful kitchen dialogue about cheese and Mustard, mixing Welsh terms with eccentric, humorous instructions. It centers on a mock supper scene and a mock aristocratic host mispronouncing dishes as they discuss cheese preparation and seasonings.
Fragmentary OCR describes Fourth of July celebrations and assorted disjointed references to people, places, and events. It mentions Davie Vlionas and others, scattered dates, locations, and odd phrases, with little coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Middletown edged Myrshimd School 7 0 in a close contest after a seventh inning surge. Pitcher TJ Costin led the visitors with strong support from Charles Rhoderiel and a small crowd of supporters.
A May Carnival is planned at the Rink next week to benefit Se Johns Literary Institute. Two side children will perform a cantata, with a program of theatre pieces, dances, and operatic scenes featuring local historical actors and a chorus. Victor Baughan will preside at the patter booth, with a piano concert each evening at the Opera House hosted by Gators.
Morning showers began yesterday with bright dashes of lightning and thunder. A period of rain fell at daybreak with renewed showers around seven o'clock bringing heavy thunder, sharp lightning, and another downpour lasting several minutes.
A musician collapsed and died on stage at the Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco during an encore after performing several pieces. He left a widow and two children. The incident occurred yesterday evening and witnesses describe a sudden collapse with the audience in shock.
Fragmentary report describes Sandwicher the Solilers and members of Criderich Devely Aap attempting sandwiches at Camp Wilmer. Soldiers reportedly refused orders and rebelled, with a mention of Company A and the First Regiment.
A local report notes a new market appearance for Frederick strawberries grown at home. The berries are described as fair sized, natural color, and pleasing in taste, produced in the garden of Mr. Weary Trail.
Fragmented text describes a May landscape with flowers, gardens, and workers. It mentions white flowers, garlands, and blooming paths along a valley and city with towers and girders. The flow includes faded imagery of horticulture and springtime events without clear names or dates.
A lively scene described with crowded thoroughfares and festive displays. Shoppers, clerks, and neighbors mingle as stores offer wares, special dinners, and attractions. The narrative notes price, provisions, and a sense of local pride through the bustling, candlelit evening display.
Local notices describe multiple meetings across Cy City and surrounding county including the Evangelical Lutheran Chapel, Reformed church, and Knights Templar in preparation for Thursday and Friday events. A cornerstone ceremony at a noted site recalls Charles Carroll and Masonic emblems removed to the Baltimore Masonic Temple. A procession of Mechanics and civilians accompanied the event with various speakers and entertainments planned.
This fragment offers gardening guidance on soil preparation and planting, mentioning tasks like mulching and pest prevention. It also includes brief real estate and property notices with names such as Noah b. Cramer and M. linea and Daniel Smith, along with references to regional locations.
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