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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1890
Page
3
Local items describe residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Emmitsburg and Bordentown and several engagements and wedding announcements. Also listed are wedding photos on display and Masonic fair plans plus advertisements for rentals and services.
A fragmentary notice reports Charles Harner recovering from illness and able to be out, James Echemroda injuring an ankle, and J T Dolan aiding Brernitetrarg. It notes a large attendance at the Women’s Missionary Society and mentions various attendees and events.
A Richmond contact reports Frederick County poised for rapid development through ore banks, phosphate-based industry, and a Manufacturing and Development Company push. Proposals include extending Carroll Street, relocating stockyards, and new mills, with a strong push to attract outside investment and raise population and tax revenue.
The report highlights inspections of milk quality with 70 to 80 percent failing to meet standards, calls for broader herd surveillance, and notes many cattle and meat rejections. It condemns rail transport cruelty to livestock and urges a law to prevent overcrowding and mistreatment before slaughter. It also covers sanitation issues in Baltimore and Cumberland water supplies, plus public notices and political campaign items.
A review of upcoming elections lists states like California New York and Pennsylvania voting on November 4 to elect governors legislators and multiple Congressmen. It also notes amendments in several states including Kentucky and Nevada and outlines local constitutional questions and court positions across the union.
Readers urged to buy Tom Danny WrReatt and Sanmost News papers to vote for their favorite Frederick county teacher. Each paper contains a ballot on a blank form. votes mail in or drop at offices, with no limit on ballots but must use the paper ballot. The winner receives a gold watch and a biographical sketch published by Tax News.
Fragmentary OCR notes show pricing claims for goods at Mullinee and Kemp on Market Street. Readable bits mention Crepes and law prices, but the text is garbled with misread names and scattered phrases.
A political notice reports that Moulton, the prohibition candidate for Congress, has hired George Matter to challenge registration in the county. It notes Moulton spent winters in Gadthersbury and plans an appeal to the Circuit Court if denied enrollment, with a primary aim to be a candidate in the next congressional race.
A wedding yesterday afternoon at 177 Booth Market Street joined Miss Nannie J. Rimmeialan-Smonemdy to David K. Zimmerman son of merchant William H. Zimmerman of Knot Patrick Street. The ceremony was by Reverend Lath or Ubhuan. The bride wore a traveling costume and gloves. The couple left for Baltimore and Washington at 4 05 p m and will reside on East Patrick Street.
Fragmented notice mentions Mr James and Blumana of Hoanoke recovering, a local real estate writer calling one man the King of Roanoke real estate agents. It also announces O M Surucker opens October 4th at 105 N Market Street with an oyster and dining parlor and cream puffs, inviting neighbors to visit. The text is garbled but centers on a social notice and a new business launch.
Attendees enjoyed a delightful evening at the home of Miss Mamie Kussmaul on West Patrick Street. Mary Shellman, longtime manager of Westminster's telephone exchange, has resigned. a successor Miss Muggle Thomson is expected to accommodate as needed.
In Bremen, September 1890, Mrs Ulant and Mr Ulant reported an unknown person abducting their baby from the front door as they looked on. A man named Ulyanes Farrow, alleged to threaten locals in Me chanicstown, was released on bond after court proceedings.
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