Daily News Brief Sparse OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered proper nouns and incomplete phrases. Reads like a local brief or column snippet with names and places misread by scanning, offering limited coherent facts or events.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1899
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered proper nouns and incomplete phrases. Reads like a local brief or column snippet with names and places misread by scanning, offering limited coherent facts or events.
Unclear OCR fragment lists multiple names and businesses such as Smiths Booths Hargate Treas ented McCardell Davidson Cline Staub and others. It resembles a damaged classified notice with mixed entities and incomplete phrases.
A scrambled list of names and towns shows residents from Liberty Lewistown Frederick New Market and Middletown visiting, returning, or staying at hotels Burgess Hargass and others. Several travelers, relatives, and congress member mentions appear, with brief notes on trips to Kansas Ohio Philadelphia and Maryland communities.
The marriage of Daniel M Miller of Knoxville California and Ahalt took place October 30 at the bride’s home with Rev O L Ritter officiating. The couple were married November 2 in the city by Rev. Dr BE. A small entertainment program followed at High School with music and recitations.
Election returns will be broadcast to the public via telegraph telephone and messengers with full coverage of the state and city results. A stereopticon exhibit will display tallies as received at the True News office on Market Street where crowds can view ongoing counts and summaries.
Mr Jo Powis presents a new version of St Plankard a white tea form art comedy from New England. On Monday evening November 6 a large company performs on the farm of the Pages at Fairview Connecticut. Bogus stock speculator Robert Denny tries to force the heiress daughter’s marriage to gain control of the home mortgage with Moses Wilton. A string of up-to-date farce scenes unfolds with specialties from the comedians.
The St Johns Literary Institute held its first public work reading in St Johns Hall with recitations readings and crayon work. Despite low attendance due to inclement weather the pupils impressed and a December 1 exhibition is planned. fundraising urged. A Young M U A chapter formed with officers W D Zpimer man H H Abbott G R Wickham and others. rooms to open once funds arrive. A lecture by Prof Townsend and botanist Prof Johnson delighted attendees with botanical views and a planned ramble. Weather notes predict fair weather until Christmas then cold. January and February expected to improve with March roughness per local forecasts.
A correction notes that two pounds of Jara and two pounds of Mochaenffen should have been credited to the Gift of Steiner Brother for the Tarveat Home donations. Gort news reports from those who take Howl's Sareaparilia for scrofala dyapeyaia and orhanmatiom Reporte agren that Ween's cover.
A lively reminiscence column notes November's arrival with references to fall foliage, local events, and upcoming harvest fairs. It describes parades, musical performances, church festivals, and community gatherings in towns like Middletown, Emmitsburg, and Grace Reformed, blending weather, politics, and social life. A brief crime item reports an attempted post office robbery in Emmitsburg, detailing door tampering and a small loot, with police lighting and nearby shop tools taken.
The Frederick County Agufaltats Borie will commence on Monday with a music premiume at the county fair. Premiums not claimed by January 11 will be forfeited.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous church events across towns, detailing sermons, service times, and visiting pastors. It notes Catholic, Presbyterian, Evangelical Lutheran, Episcopal, and Methodist churches with specific speakers and dates, plus Sunday school times and revival plans.
After rain no breath of water in the air observed. Small boys tow Bowen for Dmitren next week. Chrysanthemums to be awarded at Giefale paid Monday at Na tonal Bank. Frederick City Lima Company to elect directors for the coming year. Dr. J S Billopp of Brunswick fell down steps in Washington, bruised but not broken. Freight season near Christman halfday harvest time and alert tradesman advertises free.
A notice announces a special car will depart from Bynare Corner at 6:15 p.m. for Middletown for the Great Republican Meet. Invitations and addresses are listed by Col. Gino, A. Peatre, and Wm. C. Smith. Also promoted is Baltzalt Grocery with low prices and free delivery, plus a medical ad for Rake of the Baka Optical Company. An eye exam offer visits Frederick City on November 6 and 7 with no charge.
The text presents a jumble of disjointed names, terms, and stray phrases. It includes references to figures like John Hendrickson and various garbled terms, with no clear narrative, event, or date to summarize into a cohesive news item.
OCR excerpt lists numerous items for sale with mixed fragments from various vendors including possible prices and product descriptions. The garbled text mentions cushions, beds, stockings, and studio equipment, with scattered names and locations, but lacks coherent events or a clear narrative.
L E Moura advertises a city carpet service claiming they provide the largest and only Keelwaype carpet heroes. Telephone 14.
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