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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1890
Page
3
The edition provides a garbled weather summary with scattered phrases about temperatures and readings. It mentions maximum and minimum temperatures, a forecast segment, and references to locations and times, but readable details are limited.
Ragged OCR mashed items reveal local notices and brief notes. Sabe G. A. Gilbert RK. H. Campbell Lowt-A West advertise rentals and private sales. Amusements Kindergarden and flower cutting by Henry Tratt. Personal items report visits and travels around Middletown Frederick area. County board dates, riflemen uniforms, weighman visits, livestock and horse health news, water pipe planning, and drum corps gifts.
State election officials report dereliction by Democratic Republican and Prohibition committees in forwarding nomination certificates and devices for Congressional tickets. Law requires certificates 20 days before voting and sample devices 30 days prior. confusion may force printing samples for eliminated candidates. Districts show partial device supply by parties.
The social world notes the wedding of P Frank Kuesmen and Riann Rete with a reception at their home on West Third. A table was set for guests including the Hedges family and Prof B Dantets, who spoke of the couple’s plans and happiness.
An early guide extols large steady advertising outlays over constant small buys, citing a plow maker who built a 100000 copy paper by prepaid subscriptions. It urges vivid display lines, daily image nesting, and avoiding dull generic copy, with practical tips for small retailers to outpace rivals through creative, timely ads.
Misa Annie M Smith returns home from Popular Springs while other residents travel to Freder ck and Steisterstown. Communion services planned at Union Chapel. Beaverdam German Baptist assembly to hold communion on Oct 25. Mrs Wesley Delaplane visits from Altoona as Flicker shooting rises. Town Hall construction begins under Weddle, with Mr Carttack drafting plans. Charity bazar by U B Church yields $39.06. Community notes cover improvements, repairs, and local visits.
Ex Governor and long time Maryland public servant Thomas died after a career spanning the Maryland House of Delegates, Congress, the Maryland Legislature, and high federal posts. He served as comptroller, collector of customs, and briefly secretary of the treasury before retiring to focus on his estate and law practice. He was a prominent Democrat active from the mid 19th century into the early 20th, with multiple terms in state and national offices and a noted role in party leadership.
Reports describe eerie voices, armed watchers, and a bewitched yard around Mr Joseph Childs. Neighbors debate whether land-grabbers or mysterious workers provoke the unease, while outsiders visit the estate seeking clues and witnesses.
Shenandoah Land and Improvement Company of Shenandoah Valley Va announces its first auction on October 8 in Mage County. The expansive improvement program includes an iron furnace, railroad shops, rolling mill, additional furnace, electric light plant, water works, and street improvements. Special rates will be arranged from principal points.
A garbled text fragment outlines upcoming procedures on register outreach and removals. It mentions dates around October and a four day window for those entitled but not yet registered to be added, with later reviews and potential strikeoffs for unqualified entries.
Governor Jackson through the military secretary orders Vol Wen H Love to assemble staff at City Hall Baltimore to review a torch light German American parade on Hell Monday evening at 9 o'clock the Fourth Battalion will receive colors commanded by Willard Howard. Water pipe break reported as large pipe on the mountain failed. N Hahn oversaw repairs with a crew.
A fragmented notice touts new merchandise at market street with mentions of plates and keeney capes offered at very low prices amid shifting goods. The ad emphasizes bargains and attractive pricing as shoppers explore the entrance area.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a sad affray at a carpet department in Wheaton Towrnbanr with mentions of a Bop and ter. Readable fragments indicate a domestic incident or disturbance leading to concern. No clear names, dates, or outcome are established in the readable portions.
Local contests in Frederick County invite votes for best teacher with front page notices. Voters may cast multiple ballots via blank forms clipped from The Daily News and other papers, while authorities urge careful tallying and public progress updates.
A fragmentary item lists various place names and names that appear garbled. It mentions UP Matehall West Virginia and diverse locations, with scattered references to people, counties, and roads, reflecting a damaged OCR segment from a regional notice or gossip column.
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