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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1890
Page
4
A sequence of small weddings unfolds across the region. Alison Tho and Miss Nora Nebor marry in Allentown and Baltimore with modest ceremonies and close friends attending. Guests include local families and out-of-town relations as couples depart for residencies and brief wedding tours.
A crane accident on the Metropolitan branch near Woodsdale kills Loude Himes and injures Leopold of Isnowville. The workers, including Milton Kemp in charge, faced a deadly fall as a car struck the scene. Himes died instantly and Leopold suffered severe internal injuries.
County commissioners and city officials met to discuss Montevue Avenue improvements with a three member paths committee to confer with county surveyors. The group adjourned to continue at 2 pm today, weather permitting, and included Alderman Eisen Jinner as meeting president. Doctor Geo E Connell of Waterford plans to locate in Frederick by December with a large electro therapeutic medical setup to be established in Frederick. The board adjourned after routine business and pending calls from the president.
A letter from the Corea minister to the Marine Hospital describes cholera outbreaks among Corean and Japanese residents. It notes increasing deaths, warning of widespread spread and urging preventive measures as the disease grows more severe.
A late night report from New York describes a postponement involving the Partan Athletic club and a contested match between pol Smith, Colorvdy eh Mapua, and Crazy Gey ee te ee for teinweeka. The article hints at legal action and a constitutional remedy, with references to trading athleticities and house concerns.
Quasi-anonymous OCR text reports readers voting in a local teacher election. Names or precise outcomes are unreadable, but the item centers on a community ballot regarding an educator position and school policy.
The obituary records the death of Louk A Porter eldest son of Robert and Frances Porter of Knoxville, born in Knoxville, who moved to Baltimore two years ago and worked as a driver. He fell ill two years ago and died quietly in his sleep at his parents’ home on Lidle Barclay Street. The funeral is planned for tomorrow at 2 PM from his late residence with interment at Udon Belitee.
A garbled historical notice describes a woman named Mary L Mukeroft of Michigan facing long heart and breathing issues. Scattered text references doctors, medicines, liver fills, and remedies, with mentions of public notices and various procedures amid unclear details.
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