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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1894
Page
2
The report mentions Master Willie Baer found along the B and O track with serious injuries but improving after care. It also notes a divorce filing by Frank Seanearing against Elisabeth Heewoarlag, with various legal proceedings described in rough terms.
The narrative follows a lavish performance with dancing and music where patrons witness an ornate display of artistry and social critique. A tense debate on propriety arises as revelers contrast religious restraint with secular festivity amid grand decor and dramatic interludes.
A garbled, extended reminiscence critiques postwar manners, religion, and moral collapse. It laments audiences, bans, and street behavior, contrasting decayed virtue with haunting memories of public ruin and private sorrow. The piece dives into social anxiety and cultural decline.
A dense, cryptic OCR passage weaves through scattered proper nouns, places, and events. It mentions figures like Veresinyt TE, Hib, Aslan, Ayden, and Cohen amid jumbled fragments hinting at theaters, politics, and a historical scene. The text preserves a mosaic of names and stray phrases without a clear narrative arc.
A fragment notes the city market hours ordinance and suggests future winter hours should prevail without further legislation. The text is unclear but indicates official intent to standardize operations and avoid delays.
Married at the U B parsonage on Patariay evening September 22 by the Reg Mis Mayaliian Mr Kilna 02 The laughter and Mise MiNte A Boyer we 05 Teoghies For Markemon President Ott Bmaith of the Prederick Gun Club purchased trophies this morning for a public shooting contest at McDevitt's in the coming days. Trophies include hunting coats gun covers cartridge belts leggins and a ioe doublé action révolver.
Fragmentary notice reports the sale of a 75 acre farm near Walkereville in the Marcellus War tenfelt district to Arthur Cromwpall. Price listed as 00.76 per acre. Also mentions Hood's Barssparitia as a cure in advertising copy.
Tonight a meeting at Purlty Lodge Hall in the Citizens National Bank building aims to organize a local branch of the Prohibition League seeking abolition of license systems and promotion of temperance. Leaders Frank Bapplugien and secretary Jeeot Bopeltrecht will oversee records and arrangements.
A parade of townsfolk including Mr George M. Glenger and Mrs Teane Kino travel to Frederson for social visits. Residents from Iagermtown and Haltoore arrive in Frederick for classes at the State Normal and to attend theater at the Grand Opera House with a schedule of shows including The Nose and Killarney.
Gilbert Welsor died this morning at Edward Cook's residence on the Manor from a horse kick received Thursday. He was about 21. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at the Lutheran Church on the Manor with interment at Mt Zion Graveyard. Dorothea Cramer, wife of Michael Cramer, died last night at her home on Weel Sizth street aged 44 years. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm.
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