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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1899
Page
1
An early 20th century notice from The Daily News lists a subscription drive by Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company at 4 Frederick Maryland. It mentions rates per year and carrier delivery to subscribers in the city, with terms and addresses for subscription collection.
In a dense 19th century column, Captain Richard P. Leary of the U.S. Navy reports on governance of Guam, moral reform measures, and incentives for natives to wed within fifty days. The piece also touches on war talk in South Africa, Thanksgiving plans, and local church improvements in Middletown.
A fragmented scan of editorials questions governance and public health, noting Edwin Mark and Ram Gatd Hi observations. The piece discusses moral issues in dairy farming and community purity, arguing for cleaner practices and stricter standards amid broader political tensions.
A fragmentary Philadelphia Record item reports a farm discussion about wages and prices. A farmer complains of high costs while a tailor and townsfolk debate agrarian discontent under an evolving order. The snippet reflects economic tension and social chatter of the era.
The New York Sun denounces Allied attacks on Admiral Schley while demanding a thorough, impartial tribunal authorized by Congress to investigate all charges. It condemns biased press and calls for official inquiry rather than public vilification.
Fragmented verse scene shows a crowd reacting with noise and mock bravado as time drags on. A speaker laments prior tales and urges calm amid a tense gathering.
Fragmentary text describes a medical claim about coughs and pneumonia with sporadic references to various names and places. The readable portions are insufficient to identify a coherent event, date, or verifiable entities for a confident summary.
A Maryland court ruling clarifies that a growing crop on mortgaged land remains part of the real estate security until harvest. The mortgagee may foreclose and sell the land with the crop, but buyers acquire title subject to the mortgage, and the crop’s fate hinges on when harvest occurs. The decision emphasizes that the growing crop is not personal property until ripened and separated.
A collection of brief notices lists residents visiting relatives and traveling between towns. Names include John KleTer Hagaratown George Al Gimolan Emmitsburg and others, with movements to Baltimore Frederick and Sharpsburg. A Thanksgiving discourse ends with a dated medical notice.
Hagerstown based Broderick and Montay Night present The Gondoliers a Gilbert and Sullivan farce staged by the Hagerstown Amateur Opera Company with George A Ganduer directing and Janes & Son of Baltimore handling tuning Several noted Frederick performers join Choruses as the December 14 opening approaches with rehearsals underway and a special carriage from Precertay anticipated for the production
The readable fragments describe a mistaken sermon where a visiting preacher’s marriage was announced by an official, causing amusement in a New Zealand Herald context. Scattered lines reference health ads for tonics, remedies, and patent medicines, with archaic claims and medical tone.
The article details Democratic opposition to a special election tied to Governor Smith’s potential successor, with calls centered on replacing the governor and setting a timeline for a congressional vacancy. The piece notes costs, political maneuvering, and regional sentiment shaping the pressure for a swift vote.
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