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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1898
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage lists names and places in a local notice style. Readable elements include references to streets, firms, and individuals such as Morate Chios and Lenwegstor A Wertheimer, but most details are indecipherable.
A weekly issue highlights two major profiles, detailing Admiral Sampson and Commodore Selite’s roles in naval action against Spain, plus an in-depth life sketch of William E. Gladstone. The edition also notes local advertisements, society items, and community notices.
A garbled tidbit of notices mentions naval life projects since 1481, encampments at East Seventh Street, repairs on a city wagon, new paint on the Gem Steam Laundry wagon, and a doctor treated hand injuries. It also notes plans for Decoration Day addresses in Winfield and Carroll County, a two story Wick structure on East Seventh Street, and a Kansas evangelist asking President McKinley for a resignation text. Additional items include a Baltimore marriage license for Harry Brandenburg, references to Chinese war vessels in Germany, and a church side echo with twenty-one syllables.
Dispatches describe American naval forces including Rear Admiral Simpson’s squadron blockading Havana and preparing to invade Cuba. Reports note the Oregon expected at Key West, ships Indiana and Maine held secret positions, and Spanish fleet defeats feared to trigger wider upheaval. A separate incident narrates Mr George W Rites injured by a wagon driven by Albert Green.
In the law’s records Constable Waters and Officer Cook wrote yesterday evening Henry Gooden charged with assault and battery on Alice Comaah. He was asked to attend a peal at 7 in the evening.
Wheat in Frederick quoted at 1.25 per bushel with no change from yesterday. Gorn at 0.36 per bushel and 1 dollar per barrel. Confederate Decoration planned for Thursday afternoon June 2 by the Alexander Yorn Camp of Confederate Veterans to decorate fallen comrades at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
The readable content is garbled and lacks coherent names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a credible news item. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed for a proper headline and teaser.
The week brings mixed weather with storms and heavy rain altering fields across the state. Corn planting lags while potatoes and sweet potatoes show variable yields. apples and cherries promise fair harvests with abundant berries and early crops anticipated. Tobacco and cotton conditions remain healthy though some areas report lighter fruit yields.
The Soust Regiment left for Fortress Monroe with full medical gear assembled through efforts of General Rigas Subgeneral Wir field and Surgeon Finney. Equipment includes first aid packs, hospital tents, medical chests, sterilizing chests, ambulances, and field instruments for surgeons and hospital staff.
A fragmented report details committee actions in Baltim ore about campaign finance and debt measures. It notes allocations and projected balances, with names and agencies involved, as officials debate appropriations and pending payments.
Annet hosts a lavish Carnival night featuring graceful diving tableaux and vocal solos led by Miss Mary Harden and Prof. Creo. Highlights include The Rising Generation and Daughter of the Regiment performances as Father Walsh announces continued Carnival with Cinderella and the Glass Slipper to follow tonight.
A Teall race between Adamstown and Whit-Monday morning is planned with a 9:00 gate. Noted absences include two boys from Mrs. Georgtte Wineberg’s family, about twelve, who left home with unknown destinations yesterday. The parents express worry as police search continues.
A dog on West Fourth Street yesterday caused excitement as passersby reported it appeared cupped and unwell. Acknowledging health worries, residents urged caution while authorities investigated potential causes and personal safety in the area.
The text notes Me. Mekatati's company attempted to enlist at the first call for troops but was unsuccessful. President McKinley issues another call for volunteers and Felkstein's company likely joins. Captain Bekstein and Lt Adam Drink are mentioned with muster plans and hospital association meeting noted for the evening. The annual report shows progress in the first year.
An irregular local notice describes a strawberry festival at the Hast Chaoreh Street selling venue with free cake from Hershey’s. It mentions a library fundraiser and a series of community notices for Frederick County events, including fridges and stock offerings, plus banking details and a weekly share opportunity led by Jos C. Hanoi.
The article highlights a wide display of curtains linens and mats in the city. Shoppers can explore varied styles and prices as retailers promote home decor ahead of the season.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Mullinex and Bayer Brock and a large shove in a novel, with phrases about real and wholesale, and wanting to imply conflict, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize. The readable content is insufficient for a solid news item.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions various names and phrases tied to weather, locations, and people such as Bate Warts Tring WAVE and Prarie Daw. The text mixes names, events, and possible place references with no clear narrative or dates.
Incomplete OCR text shows garbled lines mentioning a discussion or event with names likely from a society or club. The readable portion includes stray words and phrases without clear attribution or date, needing full restoration to identify the event and participants.
Local notice describes a medical practice limited to diseases of the eye, nose and throat at City Hotel. It mentions spectacle adjustments and free examinations. A public sale of property with options and dates is announced for Naperville, Illinois, with details about refunds and extension privileges.
The readable fragment notes Q E Cline and Boone in a dateline style item. Details are scarce but indicate an Estab or date related notice.
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