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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1890
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic item from The Daily News. Readable bits suggest a named person event with unclear date or place. No clear outcome or context available in the surviving text.
Miss Emme Ruodsrick of Lawsburg returns home after visiting Mrs George A Gilbert of Nowtls Stairlee Street. Major Jon ALLE Meret leaves for Washington. Mrs Alberts Brown and others visit in this city then return home. Mr Daniel Tordeman in Helsinki today. Mrs Tarcuptne Baker and Nannie Helfenstein leave for New York. Anbery McDonald and Claude Fautniuu of Martinsburg guests of friends yesterday. Aaron Davis of Park Rider delegates to Baltimore convention unable to attend. St Peters Reformed Church oyster supper basement tonight and tomorrow for charity. Mr John W Necfer injured when lumber car toppled on him. Frederick Riflemen hold meeting new members mustered. Henry Bowman helps raise structures. injury serious. Dr Fahrney connected residence to Victor Remedies building by private line. Leslie Cramer pays royalers to friends who differed politically.
Menara Canper Quynn and Charles H Keefer did not fish yesterday and returned with 26 fine fallfish. N Yinger shot 6 rabbits while out hunting. Loula Hahn and Edward Ston bagged 2 rabbits Wednesday. Keefer and Reedly explore a hunting expedition. L B Moward and others on hunting trips. Several others went gunning and reporting catches including pheasants. Reports mention Mr Chas Nasabaum and Mr Jules Porter, plus a note on Mr Wm Neighborn improving after illness. Salvation Army council meeting plans noted and a New York trip mentioned.
A fragmented Maryland political scene centers on representation in Baltimore versus rural counties. The piece discusses state legislative structure, population-based representation, and the impact on city power, alongside candid remarks on Massachusetts politics and the rise of young Democratic leaders. It notes Baltimore’s potential influence in the state legislature and references national tariff debates and political shifts.
The Catholic Fair will open on November 18 and continue for several days. The event features ornamental Tammy and a variety of valued articles, with many hand crafted pieces and other attractions highlighted.
The Board of Chatitlew and Correction met at Monte Vista Hospital yesterday. All members attended as the annual inspection of the budding and surroundings proceeded. Reports on progress were presented and next steps outlined by committee heads.
The excerpt surveys press reactions across New York to Democratic and Republican positions in 1892, noting editorial stances in papers like the New York Herald and New York World. It mentions calls to curb partisan reapportionment, debates over the Sherman compromise, and shifts in party leadership. It also catalogues local election reporting, candidate standings, and a student teachers contest with named entrants and placements.
A scan of the Calumet County page recounts Exchange Echoes, town affairs, and community notes. It covers mining prospects at Mountain View, preparations for a hall cornerstone, a typhoid death in Greencastle, and local election clerks and procedures amid a broad tapestry of names, places, and happenings.
The return jury convened yesterday afternoon at 2:30 to sunmutihiye up de odirlal vate of the county hey organi by elections. Mr. Sturtt appeared and the court adjourned after examining witnesses and awaiting the arrival of Mr. Phir. The session included remarks on legal matters and clerk support, with attendance noted and preparations for further proceedings.
A grand banquet at the City Hotel features Mr Charles Doll hosting the United Drum Band, with Henry Pall and Henry Moberly in leadership. Speeches praise the band and its conductor, Mr K C Moberly, as guests marvel at music, oysters, cigars, and a toast filled evening in Frederick.
Fragmented OCR recounts a medical confession and lengthy testimony. It references doctors, patients, and a controversial trial or examination, with mentions of specific individuals and filings, alongside costs and remedies. The passage shows disputed medical authority and the public interest in the case.
Turbulent text describes investigations and duties across Wastin County with references to Washington County, a major public gathering at a General Melahy venue, and a late evening ceremony. The passage mentions memorials, scores of attendees, and a piano recital by Madeline Shipley with others performing.
A fragmented report lists attendees including Governor Henry Loyd of Derechos and several officials from Carroll Howard Prederlok Antipolid and dald brane Col Thatta Ch Gat percmiiledd. The secretary’s portion was read aloud, with remarks from Col devs Maney and Hobie noted amid unclear lines.
A garbled 19th century column notes a beaver at a lecture, property sale details, and a divorce filing. It mentions Teagan Genteer and Kemp fields, the sale of an oil stable for 100, and several dwellings within lots. The piece references a clerk’s docket and local officials in a Wooster area context.
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of names, products, locations and prices including references to Baltimore, goods like perfume and toiletries, hardware, clothing, school items, and warehouse offerings. Many garbled terms and stray phrases create a collage rather than a coherent event.
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