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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
3
Ambiguous text fragment references bears pest control and city names, with scattered phrases about events and places. The readable material includes partial names and locations but lacks coherent narrative or complete facts to identify a definite news item.
The Saturday News announces an eight page issue with DENS OF NEW REGIMENTS by Kilmer, a serial tale ho Honsy of Isitens, and a Ladies department offering recipes and housekeeping notes. Regular features include Mary Jane letters and Trade Review. Local notices list social and business movements with names and places across Union Bridge, Knoxville, Frederick, and surrounding counties.
The document recounts Charles Wilson denying felonious assault charges and defending himself with affidavits and witness statements. It cites testimony from several witnesses, notes about physical markings, and references to timing and locations linked to the case.
The Maryland quota for volunteers in the Philippines was 704 men, but only about 12 percent were supplied. New York sent about 26, Wisconsin and Oregon five, Massachusetts more in proportion, and Michigan next. The notice praises Diet Hood’s Bareapa ntia medicine as best and urges support.
A garbled report lists Joseph Corby injured in a tram fall near Westintaetar and G Molva Katznidter also harmed this term. It mentions elections, naval leaders, and a light plant push, with mentions of Stephen W Oetkins and Governor Lowndes receiving praise, while Warden Hall faces grand jury actions for malfeasance.
Spotters at work report suspensions of conductors on the Baltimore and Ohio. Several staff, including a Baltimore area conductor and Ruthold, are suspended pending charges. Some were notified by mail and wire, others will be allowed to defend allegations. Brakemen also under scrutiny after a drunken incident photographed at a station.
Yankee character actor Lewin leads a company of 20 to the City Opera House on Monday evening, November 1. The act features Plunkard as a plain Simonpure Yankee farmer in a strong comedy that laughs at and teaches about common folktales and roadside traps for the unwary. The troupe will perform with a music band and parade each day along the street.
A farce titled The Irish Alderman features Charlea McCarthy in the lead with Carl Lick and Charles Seywood in supporting roles. The company performs Thursday evening at City Opera House amid local political meetings in Krofg'e Hall and Thormont town hall with speeches by Fenton Thomann, Jacob Rhorback, and others.
T Arnold Whitmore, long employed two months as compositor at the Weekly Advance of fice in Woodabora announces he has returned to Liberty town to take a mil d position with the des Chited. Harry Monaham, previously at the same office, has accepted a new post in the Advance office at Woodatoro.
A Good Walker, reportedly from Washington County, traveled from Baltimore to Ungerstown covering miles in about hours. He followed routes through Milgovius, Fedetick, Middletown, and Poonsborn, starting near the corner of Baltimora and Charien after 8 10 nm.
An evening of entertainment at the North Market Street public school features the Frederick Soles Orchestra. A program will showcase the best local talent and a raffle ticket for sale offers a chance to win a pearson item.
The annual Flower Show in our city showcases a wide range of chrysanthemums and autumn blooms. Local amateurs and professionals present curvy yellow, pink, and deep plum varieties, with pheasant plumes and mahogany hues featured. The event highlights the best of garden color, drawing visitors from nearby towns to admire the evolving autumn palette.
The Work of Death reports Lydia Cloud Heater aged years died at her Buckeystown residence from pneumonia this morning. She was a respected Buckeystown woman with ties to Washington and Montgomery County families and widower status with five surviving relatives. Funeral at Buckeystown Methodist Church on Sunday at 10 o clock. Also noted are brief notices of John Fraley who died October u0 at Thirmeot Mesas after long illness. He ran a local livery and is survived by widow and five children. funeral held at Litermont and burial in U. S. cemetery. Finally Istmel Mural of New London died of disease at 2 Wellock on Saturday October 78 pneumonia, aged 74 years six months. Funeral Monday with Rev. Samuel Wey at Central cemetery.
The Philomathony Literary Society gathered at Kemp last night for a program including readings by Dr J T McGill and recitations by J Eckertation and O Sherman. Judges favored the affirmative in a debate on social ills. a program for Thursday November 1 includes readings by Roger J Woot and recitations by Bernard Zimmerman with a debate on whether present interest in a certain institution benefits society.
Lieutenant Ho Lee Landers of Camp Meade Maryland and Mabel Hyland of Los Angeles California married in Philadelphia at the place of worship of Mrs Landers. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Warren W. Kinouth. Colter Mone Denker, youngest son of Judge John O G Motter, was injured on campus at Dickinson Seminary when struck by a fellow pupil and sustained a broken bone. he was taken to City Hospital of Wilkes-Barre for care.
Lowia Flook of Pleasant Walk suffers sudden left ear deafness after a prior episode of a loud roaring in the same ear ten days earlier. The right ear remains unaffected and the cause is unclear in the fragmentary report.
Mantel Wibslen of Frederick County sought guidance after his wife, who he says ran off with another man, vanished following a dispute about advertising. He later found her returned, with Ingerstawir Ghobe reportedly taken to Montevth. Walter Moriman, a Black man shot last Wednesday by Harry Hart in Lainn Kiln, was treated at Montesne Woepital. Officers Brnet and Dawe oversaw care.
OCR fragment outlines a series of names and places with unclear actions. It mentions Mr Willward Balt, Tamora street, and North Marcha, alongside vague notes about fruit care and housekeepers. The text is garbled with many misread terms and lacks coherent events or dates.
A political letter dispute in Prince Edward County draws religious fault lines as candidates challenge each other over electioneering and biases. Local notices advertise entertainment at Assembly Hall, a grocery store grand opening, furniture sale, and a canary assortment of advertisements for services, auctions, and public events in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
L. E. Miullinix offers Velvets Ant... Sters carpets with many designs. The Carpet Room features a wide selection and better prices than big city stores. They advertise yard pricing near five dollars, highlighting quality and savings compared to larger outfits.
An unclear report describes a local incident in the city involving a bedoath carpet and a talaphone with the number 180. Details remain fragmented and names or dates are unreadable in the OCR. Authorities have not released full statements.
Readable items include coats woolen fabrics and fur goods with prices. Mentions heavy Morita and Koh fur and weather gear. references a sales event with a second lot opening and various garments for sale. The text is garbled OCR with many unclear phrases and names.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Neidig Miller and associates and mentions emboldened stock, test subjects, and price concerns. The text references a trial context and possible hotel or meeting locations, with scattered names and dates unclear. The readable portion hints at business discussions, pricing, and supplier roles, but specifics remain unclear due to corrupted text.
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