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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1899
Page
3
Fragmented OCR records show a 1920s style summary with mentions of races, athletes and events. Names like Hanson, Valli, and Amensa appear alongside places and dates, indicating gymnasium events and track competitions at a campus venue.
A string of social mentions from Bartholows Apt and Baltimore to Lewistown records visits by Miss Etta Wolfe Mrs Rosenoar and Mrs Steiner Schley. Names include Win H Ramsturg Ira Tyler Clarence Dixon and Charles W Birely with travels from Baltimore Washington Virginia and Pennsylvania to Frederick and Lancaster.
Prince George's County nominates an independent Republican ticket amid election activity. The report notes local political shifts and allied endorsements in the summer political landscape.
Brief bits show quirky wordplay and social jabs about truth and tricks. A cautionary tone mocks clever schemes while nodding to daily lives, health products, and wary readers about scams and self improvement.
A Maryland Republican incumbent argues the party fulfilled promises of reform and fair elections. He cites debt reduction from 3.2 to 2.4 million, school board reforms, minority representation, and new education and public welfare measures, framing the party as delivering institutional improvements. He endorses continued reform and pledges to advance related legislation.
Fragmentary OCR mentions administration, frost era, fetal policy, and a call for state action. It references leaders and athletic oversight, suggesting debates on future governance and potential pardons without clear dates or names.
A chaotic theater scene unfolds as a performance at the Opera House is disrupted by gallery misbehavior. The Durpomapter and Mesmerist story prompt threatens to derail the show while Manapor Rhotes vows to restore order.
Harrisond presents The Comican Brothers with Wolfe and the AtrONE company of renowned actors. The production boasts new scenery and costumes and strong dramatic performances by Wolfe and supporting cast.
A solemn tribute speaks of heaven beyond death and a peaceful rest for a devoted sister. The record then shifts to local society news including the Fifth Anniversary celebration of the Junior Order United American mechanics with an evening program and addresses. Also noted is construction of a brick building near the Monocacy Valley Packing Factory on H and O Avenue.
The Mt. Vernon colored voters elected Charles H. Jones president, William H. Plater vice president, Grafton Costley treasurer, and William Johnson secretary. About fifty members enrolled.
The Local Mart lists market quotas for today including corn per barrel BI 25 shelled corn per bushel di oente per bushel and wheat centa per bushel. Advice promotes Maiten Maod's Sareaparitin to stay healthy and strong.
An annual convention report outlines committee work, superintendent actions, and payments. It notes attendance of Mrs Mary Rooiba and mentions leaders like GTN Everhart and Florence Tranamonds, with references to Sunday school and the Woman's Branch. The text is fragmented and contains many garbled phrases.
The article lists upcoming meetings and events across many groups including the Daughters of the Confederacy, the Art Club with Viola, and the Warm Coble Academy. It notes a hospital board meeting next Monday and planned building improvements, plus church events and a charity show at the Conus Blower venue.
Obituaries and funeral notices list James Eby of Carroll county Indiana and relatives from New Windsor Walkersville Middletown and Hope Hill. Also recorded are the deaths of Mrs Susan Renard and Mrs Eliza Ann Barrier with funeral details and interment at Riverview Cemetery and nearby churchyards.
The text is a distorted OCR passage listing names, addresses, and legal or social items with many garbled terms. It mentions individuals such as Miss Liv, Mr Walter, and Theresa alongside locations and actions, but the overall event and details are not decipherable.
Clattotan Ebi Vorhell of Tequibliewn Cogmts presented at the Glenial Train stop in Shirvorl as Chipphrate Ceatridl Committen named Roosevelt supporter. The event featured speakers including Senator Lana V. Meomas and others. a city Opera House gathering planned with a torchlight procession and security measures before the meeting.
The readable text lists various ads and notices including admissions, club meetings, party and committee notices, sales, and bakery promotions. Names such as Nadine Allen, J. Hern Mesummy, and Vienna Bakery appear among scattered events and offerings with dates in October and references to local venues like City Hotel and Court House.
L. E Mullinix notes new patterns in velvets and Axminster carpets at the city’s largest carpet house. Exclusive Anglen wares and Perso may be highlighted with affordable xenon-like values, urging customers to compare prices.
OCR text shows garbled names and scattered phrases about battles, weather, infants, weights, and clothing items. It mentions Athens, Blake, and Warbiehiiis among unclear references. The legible content is minimal and does not yield a coherent event or report.
A local notice outlines a dinner gathering for twelve guests at dawn with elaborate decorations. The organizer promises elegant place settings and a modest price for a quality meal, inviting attendance and suggesting early reservations.
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