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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1898
Page
6
Fragmentary notes recount a tale of mental influence and fate with references to individuals and events in a period newspaper. The text mentions leaders, rallies, and courtly figures amid scattered advertisements and notices, reflecting a historical issue with garbled OCR.
Fragmentary issues mixed with names and events. Mentions include the Great Commid of Reid Men at Maryland nests in Baltimore and Percy Myeroa taking a new position with Messia. Low coherence. many garbled phrases and improper nouns.
An inmate with connections to East Vatrickaiteet was brought before Magistrate White after a wagon transport. The restraint followed a weeklong health focus and a reminder to avoid taints in medical blot.
The narrative details Cervera's fleet at Santo Domingo and the harbor defenses near Santiago de Cuba. It notes external squadrons guarding the ships, potential coal supply issues, and rumors of Formational actions. It mentions American forces under President McKinley expanding volunteers and references concerns over Spanish intentions and possible attacks on the Atlantic.
The Emerson Literary Society met on Mary with President A. C. Lampe presiding. The program included current events, recitation, a debate on nature versus art, and a motion to ease dues to fund works by H. Emerson. The group adjourned to meet again Friday.
A curious pistol once owned by the notorious Welsh outlaw Abe Hazzard surfaced in Tanewater Pennsylvania. The weapon passed from the outlaw to an sheriff who helped capture him, then to Mr. Ridenour before returning through family ties to law enforcement in the city.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Mies Florence M Stanabury Gettya bury Pa to Mr Prank Grinder of Creagerstown this ounner near Wednesday evening Going to Naperville and Mrs Pabrnoy and Mrs Lonise Zappington will leave Frederick on Friday next for Naperville near Chicago to attend the animal eaten ton of the German Baptist Church which will meet this year at that place Quite a number of the members of that church from the counts will attend the meting.
A jumble of domestic notices lists visitors and acquaintances in brief items. Names include Miss Mi Meteeith, Mr. A EyBaewdes, Mrs. Gh Boehben, Miss Annie Lavi, and Miss Mary Lauiders, with mentions of travels to New Windsor and Middletown and visits to families in the city and surrounding towns.
The text describes a damp, garbled sports summary with names like Haase Tall and Mownatst, noting Wins and a game involving Washington College and St. Mary’s Davis Townsend. It references pitching and fielding stats, including hits, strikeouts, and errors, amid unclear details and misread phrases.
Funeral services were held for Harry Geastert in Moyersville with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery after services at the residence on Bentz Street led by Rev. Luther Kalioin. The Sisters of the National Guard discussed pay and duty status for troops, while rail and hotel arrangements were updated for upcoming duty and reorganization of the Fifth Regiment.
The readable text notes a rapid deterioration affecting peach crops with fruit falling off. It mentions a region named Reedyaville and months around August, with references to ravages and orchards, and a possible focus on diurnal conditions and disease.
The article notes Marine Day observances nationwide tomorrow in memory of American sailors. It mentions Kate Danner, Superintendent of Water Works, placing new fire plugs on Wea Fifth Street between Benes and Elin Rtreeie as part of the commemorations.
Wheat prices show a drop in Frederick and Soper with a fall of three cents per bushel since recent highs. Corn remains steady at zero cost per bushel as new pricing is reported.
A fragmented notice presents a local advertisement promoting furniture from Athen Gi Quynn & Co and other shops, with references to paying plans and loans via the Frederick County National Bank. It touts installment terms and a weekly payment option, inviting readers to own a home through small monthly payments.
A fragmented ad touts L. E. Mullinex offering a bright selection of furniture and home goods. It promises cool comfort with items like porch seating and window coverings, highlighting a wide variety and special low prices in the city.
Read like a retail catalog note announcing a vast supply of new carpet and wall paper. Emphasizes wholesale and retail availability, inviting customers to visit the showroom for deals on flooring and decor.
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