24 May 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1898
Page
1
The notice describes the weekly Witkin News schedule for Ter Voi style advertisements. It explains that Ter Voi notices will appear on Wednesdays each week and that readers should expect the new advertisements in the latest copy. It mentions a large file of notices and the process for publishing varied ad content.
The item lists several residents and visitors across Cleveland, Catoctin, Annapolis, and surrounding areas. People named include Mr. 20 V. Hamalton, C. Frank Butts, Alwi M. Isimogle, Lucie A E Thomas, Lined R. Grove, Mr. Ammerman, Arthur Wonder, John W. Dertziuach, Joshua dt. Fert, Rev. Thomas Wood, and Mr. Melville. Activities cover travel, visits, and family gatherings with multiple relocations to Chicago, Ladiana, and Fredericksburg, Virginia settings.
At a special session of the Frederick Thurmont and Northern Electric Rail and Company directors held at the City Hotel, plans were advanced for early construction of a proposed line. President Te Vo Ueughman chaired as twelve of eighteen directors attended, committees prepared operating cost estimates to attract stock, and a probable route via Tharmant and Raumisburg toward the Pennsylvania line was discussed to spur regional development. Provident Baughman hosted a dinner for the directors after business.
William Sima, a colored man, was arrested last evening by Five and Caraf atreat at OMmeer Malhorn on disorderly conduct. He appeared before Judge White, who remanded him to court for further action. A later hearing set for the September term of court. arrangements and monument ceremonies were planned with committees and local officials.
Foreboding dispatches from Havana and Key West describe persistent rumors that the American squadrons have destroyed the Spanish Cape Verde squadron under Admiral Cervera, with latest reports placing Cervera at Santiago de Cuba. Other items note the Spanish fleet gathering at Cuba and plans to engage, while rumors of a Spanish court martial for Admiral Montejo surface amid mounting tensions in the Caribbean.
Mr John W Baker and Miss Pargit Baker of Lorettaville Van were arrested this morning by J W Stinespring pastor of United Brethren Church WHDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Cattle are out for the wedding of Mien Gertrude Baty of Allentown to Mr Jouph CL Grofit formerly of Middletown now in New York City The ceremony will take place Jonah at op wn at Saint Totas Reformer Church at ST rey ee
The criminal examination of applicants for teachers certificates in the county public schools will be held tomorrow and Thursday at the court house. Scholarships in the state normal school will also be awarded. Applicants for certificates will be examined at the court house on Friday.
Wheat prices quoted in Frederick today show a fall from yesterday with prices at two and a half to three per bushel. Corn prices also moved lower amid market uncertainty.
Fragmentary report lists committees, finances, and appointments from a Reformed Church synod. Names of ministers and congregations are interwoven with financial allocations to missions, education, and relief. Includes references to Sunday school statistics and historical archival work in Amsterdam.
Antieum Camp No 4 Sons of Veterans selects officers including Captain Roweoo OG Whites first Hentemunt J Elmer Hiarne second Hentenuit Asaph M. Chirkes delegate Lehner Tarnes alternate Walter W Berner Holton Wolfe among others. The camp reorganizes to appoint a taint of service and plans to form a military company and designate Memorial Day servaner.
The remains of William Raincell, a resident of Baltimore, arrived by train yesterday at 10:05 am over the Road Railroad. The funeral was held from the depot with interment at Greenmount Cemetery. Elder Lawrence officiated as pallbearers Solbert Brown, George Niboly, Jerry Barnes, George Willtime, A. T. Rice and Sone served as funeral directors.
Fragmented text describes a plan to erect a nat interfeted at Hraddock that was abandoned after promoters faced losses. It references disposal of stakes and a remedy involving Moewle Sarsaparna claimed to relieve pain. The readable fragments show failed enterprise and a claimed cure.
A lengthy orchestration unfolds with Cinderella and multiple characters staged in a grand spectacle. Prominent local figures and numerous children participate, under Mrs. Mela of Baldimore, as community members prepare elaborate costumes and a chorus.
A clipped notice from a Canton establishment thanks patrons for past support and invites continued patronage. It mentions a merchant named Tanlora and references community ties, upcoming changes, and a pledge to maintain standards while addressing the reader with cordial language.
L. Be Mullinix and Sumnt Furnishings promote summer awnings, light airy fabrics, and window dressings. The catalog highlights fabrics, garments, and interior decor to ease summer heat, with offerings in furniture and drapery accessories.
Fragmented OCR text shows L K Moanasix and The Sew Carpet House with scattered phrases about a large square and street names. The readable parts resemble an old classified or storefront notice, but no clear event or dates are established.
Fragmented text notes a spectacle at the City Hotel with references to Detective sight and a listed hour from 2 totelee:l. The remaining content is garbled, unclear, and misses coherent details or names.
The readable parts reference attorneys and individuals with scattered names, dates, and places. The text seems to be a damaged legal or public notice, listing several persons such as Prout and Berna, with incomplete addresses or roles, requiring clarification before full transcription.
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