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Fragmentary text mentions a state act and a group of people who fought for their beliefs, without specifying names or the outcome. Details are garbled and unreadable.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a state act and a group of people who fought for their beliefs, without specifying names or the outcome. Details are garbled and unreadable.
A garbled OCR snippet reports on political worries about Adlai Dewey and party platforms, a Baltic news line on a ship to the Philippines, and a note on the General Conference abolition of itinerancy. It mentions Battimore, York Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia Record style commentary on Methodism’s evolution.
A collage of humorous lines and cartoons from Chicago Times Herald Philadelphia Record Chicago Post and Tit-Bits featuring jokes about manners politics and daily life. It notes romantic marriage gossip and a playful exchange about a prodigal son and the fatted calf.
A collage of satirical notes from multiple papers. It notes that Boer peace commissioners may seek Billy Mason or Bryan in America and cites silence or new phrases ahead of the Kansas City meeting. It also mentions a dream inheritance claim and problems with electoral rights in German West Africa.
Poem honors unnamed heroes and sailors who died, followed by a Maryland School Trustees meeting notice and closing exercises scheduled for June with dates partially garbled in OCR. The poem reflects on the dead and forgotten, praising their bravery and faith. The trustees will convene for the annual season and conduct closing ceremonies later in the week.
The trial of Jeremiah Garner for attempted assaults on Miss Lottie Ecker, 15, in Carroll County near Westminster began in the Meadow Branch area court. Witnesses and prosecutor Edward Go West, with defense David N. Henning, outline the events from the March 11 encounter after a German Baptist church social to the alleged assault by Garner and accomplice Jess Bloom who has not been captured.
A stout list of local baseball talent, the Orange Blossoms of Adamstown against the Adamstown High School club, duel Saturday at 1 pm. Rems burg and Scarif to battery for the Orange, Moore and Snouffer for the High School. Also announces season opener Monday June 4 at Athletic Park against the Fifth Maryland Regiment in two games at 2 and 4 pm with Strawsburger slated to pitch one game for Freder ick. Delegates to Democratic conventions named for Buckeystown and Braddock districts with multiple nominees listed.
Local notice announces a dancing picnic at Braddock Heights on Thursday evening May 31 with chaperones listed and Rhodes' Orchestra providing music. A special car will depart Square Corner at 1.50 o'clock. Also reported, thieves stole eight hens valued at $3.50 from Benjamin Ford's hen-house on Water Street last night.
Report claims potatoes contain a poison named solanis with old potatoes viewed as more dangerous. The letter urges readers to trust Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach troubles linked to potato indigestion and warns against substitutes, touting the product as a cure.
The item reports a push for widespread gun busts with calls to mobilize forces to Take Blesisd Dietatec te Tie Naar. It notes leaders and revolutionary context, claims captures of Geo Herostder, and signals an ongoing political upheaval as of May 29 across regions including Ushatas and Venesieu.
Mrs James fi Cuilewson is recovering from a severe illness caused by an insect in her ear. Miss Barnes and Miss Hostion visit Frederick and Pleasant Hill. Meetings between Cumberland Valley and Maryland Telephone companies discuss linking mountain resorts, extending lines to Montery Summit and Baltimore, with an exchange expected in about four weeks.
Queen Victoria, turning 81 on June 20, nears four decades on the throne as her realm spans about a quarter of the world s population and British possessions cover vast territories. Also noted: Kemp elected treasurer of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore. Lutherans to graduate nine ministers including Jobin William Ott. deafness cure claims and ads for Wits Louis Egby Risers and various local products. sale notice for a three story house on Seevan Street.
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