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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1899
Page
4
A garbled contemporaneous account from a distant era mentions vilification at resort sites and political heat. It references figures and events in a disordered, faded text with unclear names and places, offering a glimpse of sensational public discourse and social tension of the time.
Fragmented minutes from a cryptic meeting include garbled names and scattered phrases. Readers see mentions of Mer, Dearborn, Wasteanithe, and Warners, plus a quoted exchange about fictor maviion and a Brom hinel Te remark, all in a disjointed, garbled style.
A fragmentary compilation from various papers discusses British and Boer power dynamics, free speech, industrial education in the South, and the Samoan settlement dispute. It mixes opinions from sources like the Boston Transcript and Philadelphia papers, reflecting era debates.
Fragmented text outlines tensions between nations over trade concessions and protectorates, mentioning Britain, Germany, the United States, and Samoan affairs. It suggests a push for international governance and a reorientation of commerce and market access amid evolving global power dynamics. The piece signals a debate on autopathetic treatment and economic leverage affecting ports and supply chains.
A child narrator recalls readings and school days as he learns to spell and read aloud with help from family and teacher. The piece reflects memory, discipline, and pride in learning, ending with pride in progress and bright school days.
The column lists deaths and notices from Springfield and nearby areas. Laura Virginis Lyles wife of William Lyler dies at home after throat illness at age the ten years. TILATIMAS 1 WILKES dies suddenly of apoplexy near Manstroll in the seventh year at his residence. CHATS Wc HOSNEL, Charles A. Goanell, a longtime druggist, dies after stomach troubles, leaving a wife and daughter. Catherine Uolon Mine daughter of Tate Tams and Elisabeth Mine dies near Rocky Springs with funeral at Rocky Springs Chapel. obituaries note health remedies and local advertisements, including patent medicines and medical assurances.
New chrysanthemum varieties join the garden scene with white petals and bold crimson centers, described as vigorous and compact with a late blooming period. A premium unnamed crimson cultivar is noted as the season’s most striking color, while the article highlights the fragrance, growth habit, and the appeal of large, well-formed blooms for late summer display.
The Ohio Bailroad and Baltimore and Ohio lines offer social excursion tickets to the National Export Exposition in Phlatolphie for October 2 through November 16. Special rates include 60 cents admission plus 60 cent fare from Maryland routes. Baltimore and Washington tickets on certain dates at 2.50 and 1.25 respectively. Return trips extend ten days, with Maryland Day on October 9 offering discounted fares and venue-admission details. Tickets from Philadelphia return December 1.
In the la ws trip Chau Bent to Montavur Joseph Tiel was arrested yesterday by OMeera Brust and Lowe charged with beluga vagrant. He was taken before Justice White who committed him to Montaguo for ov Maya. OTARI FAT ORL iarry Hart, the colored boy who alint Walter Marian at Lime Kihnon Wed Hiway anorniit, was given a hearing this morning before Joation White, he Was holon the charge of seuukt with intent to murder and also Chacharee of ameankt and battery. The batt to the tent cons was fived at 700 and in the kecent at S300 dpfadlt of which he went fogil to await the setion of the grand jury.
Reports of Democratic meetings planned in Urbana and Fengavilly with speakers Alfred dittor Celonn and John Wond, plus a Republican gathering in Middletown led by Col. George A. Bratce and William G. Smith. Warned about mercury in Continent catarrh cures and fake medical claims.
The week brought subdued business with scarce borrowing capacity driving lower values. New York showed a rebound from lethargy as heavy stock movement appeared, interest rates fluctuated, and railroad shares rose slightly while city stocks hit fresh peaks. Textile, leather, and wool markets held firm with cautious buying, while metals and hides maintained steady demand amid ample supply. New York's banking scene faced expectations of a cautious report, and overall trade reflected a mixed but resilient tone with pockets of strength in industrials and distribution.
Business last week remained uneven with dull Southern markets and a cautious tone elsewhere. Cargo sales hovered around low prices as vessel rates surged and shipper delays persisted, while brokers cited railcar shortages and rising freight costs impacting shipments from Baltimore to Boston.
The Emeron Literary Society held a regular meeting with president Edward Herman and secretary J. Alfred Nittor. Debates on Philippine Islands policy favored the affirmative 3 to 1, then officers were elected: Mumford president, Godell vice president, Smith secretary, M. Kreh treasurer, Hiattner critic. The Belles Lettres society met with president P. Urner, conducted roll, minutes, program, and officers chosen: Dorr president, Whipp vice president, Tomas secretary, Delaplaing assistant, Cramer treasurer, Mumm critic, Radocliffe librarian, Unghea editor. The notices also include ads for a cough remedy and a medical anecdote involving families.
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