18 May 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1898
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text reflects a mix of international events and domestic discourse. It mentions U S military actions, naval figures, and broad commentary on journalism and civic life, with scattered references to wartime leadership and press criticism.
The weekly review notes Henry Clews argues the war lowers values of stocks and tests national economic stability. He warns depressions may deepen if war costs widen and public trust falters, urging caution and cautious spending as the globe faces conflict's impact.
A fragmented report from Cumberland describes how election sentiment swung around cheap beer tied to local water quality. Voters favored a candidate promising continued easy drinking water, linking beer prices to municipal water reliability and public restrooms of taste.
Fragmented text discusses Chinese labor and reform themes with references to workers, writers, and political figures. Contains garbled phrases about costs, dates, and efforts, plus scattered mention of labor, governance, and activism. Specific names and events are unreadable in this damaged OCR segment.
Fragmentary notes describe a local game with Garber and Ras players, mentions of Pampa and Wate, plus references to editors and record-keeping. The garbled text preserves names and tentative outcomes, hinting at a result or tied score amid a cluttered page. The piece reads like an OCR fragment from a 20th century sports column.
Disjointed OCR text hints at Civil War topics, events, and figures. Mentions Spain, America, and Virginia, with garbled names suggesting a wartime propaganda or era commentary. The fragmentary nature limits precise events or dates.
A sprawling, garbled OCR passage discusses war aims costs and employment. It mentions figures like 200,000,000 and 10,000, and references naval and land forces, economic impacts, and citizen mobilization. The text blends debate on defense, industry, pensions, and national effort with scattered names and places, in a dated wartime tone.
Fragmented OCR passage describes police activity on a street near West Road and Che street border with mentions of arrests, public notices, and a City council or public works discussion. References to Camp Wilmer and public sentiment appear, with scattered names and places.
The Reformed Church and Stodagnes Lutheran group announce a congregational reception Thursday evening with services led by Pastor S. M.ohnel and followed by a social hour. A variety of church programs, including a vestry gathering and readings, are planned with participation from local ecclesiastical societies and visiting guests.
The readable fragments present a jumble of names, numbers, and times without clear context. It mentions a bridge, a location, and several garbled phrases that obscure the event, participants, and outcomes.
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