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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1899
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names like Pat Draper and Patents Chute S and a series of scattered terms. The readable content signals a legal or patent related notice with multiple personalities and entities, but most specifics are lost in transcription errors.
A garbled list of names and businesses appears, including Kra Wantad Mra M. A Wobh, Finnigan's Ball for sale, H.B Showman, Rand Fish, Geo. W. Thain, McCardell's terman, Rodock & Co, Jowelry Landia, Nerdy & Miller, Glove John Hendrickson.
The Weekly News announces a six page edition with abundant advertising space for rates and options. Local notices list residents and visitors including John B. Anhalt Burkittsville, Charles E. Byler Liberty, Mabel Ely from Baltimore, and many others visiting, returning, or traveling through Frederick.
The body of Joseph Weinberg, a former Lowenstein and Weinberg partner, was found yesterday morning in his Baltimore home with suicide suspected. Born in Holland, he had recently retired from business due to health and had faced financial losses from imprudent speculation. His wife, concerned for his welfare, found him after he requested to sleep alone, with a sheet tied to the bedpost. He had been living in the United States for many years.
Mr J C Lewis led a strong company in St Plunkard a bright frolic with catchy music and multiple specialties. Fisch Fahrall as Scrubby and William Millikin as Felix Schmart drew laughs while Mira Gladstone and Emma Cassidy earned warm applause for Dora Page and Eliza Stipking. Lewis portrayed Sitlunkard a convincing countryman with sharp humor despite his rural roots.
Finnigan's Ball secured for a Monday engagement at City Opera House, drawing large crowds and strong financial and artistic reception. The farce features a star cast including Morn and Wealey, Delmore and Wilson, and Georgia Florida. Special scenery and effects elevate the show, while a separate railway incident in Baltimore involving two youths is noted in a brief addendum.
The walking city of Frederick holds its first regular meeting at the residence of Miscoa Mania by Court Fgame tomorrow afternoon at 115 o'clock.
Election officials schedule a live telecast of county and state returns tonight. The display will be shown on Market Street with a free stereoptican exit for spectators and notices that readers can view from the Telegraph Office. Officials emphasize timely results and encourage residents to follow updates as votes are counted.
Republican leaders claim Baltimore will swing their way with a majority around 7 000 and Gov Lowndes likely reelected. Democrat Murray Vandiver predicts a Democratic sweep of state tickets and a working majority in both legislative houses. Also notes Irish Alderman review and upcoming performances.
The afternoon election proceeded in calm fashion with voter turnout near the average. Workers moved about at a distance from the polls and no major excitement occurred as polls reported steady progress in the tally.
Market notes from Mart list corn at 125 dollars per barrel and oats at 34 cents per bushel. wheat at 125 dollars per barrel and oats at 34 cents per bushel. Prices reflect current quotations.
An extensive late 19th century floral exhibit features a vast array of chrysanthemums and other blooms. Exhibitors David Groff, Herman, J. O. Hardt, and many others showcase grafted varieties, tall plants, and single-stem wonders with electric lighting and an orchestra planned for night display. The writeup praises amateur horticulturists and notes plans to revive spirits with beauty after recent local political turmoil.
Funeral services for Catherine Mina were held at Rocky Boring chapel with Rev Luther Kuhlman officiating. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Robert T Waynn funeral planned for tomorrow at 10 from his residence. Independent Vines Committee met to draft resolutions on Payne death. hospital resignation noted. arrangements announced for Thursday afternoon and night November 14 in the new assembly room College building.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal church plans a morning meeting at Grace Church Baltimore with a lecture on China by Adulson Tuglo. Delegates from All Saints and Grace Reformed will attend. Kemp Hall hosts an evening sale with decorated hall and music, featuring charitable items for a Maryland supper.
Fragmented OCR item lists a Grace Reform church event with Kemp Hall gathering on November 7, details of a fundraiser to build a church home, and a domestic sewing and tailoring ad. Also mentions a loan association offering seven year term notes, with officers named and a weekly sale price.
Our Carpet Room, a center of interest this season, features Velvets and Axminster designs in a wide range. Not the usual cheap stock, but extra quality advertised and sold by the city’s largest carpet house. Prices noted at 61.15 and 1.25 per yard. See them and compare.
J K Morais advertises as the largest and only kerlgauive carpet house in the city with a contact telephone number 1 for orders and inquiries.
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