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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1890
Page
3
A fragmented OCR line from YE DAILY NEWS shows garbled text about a sect and clowns, lacking clear names, dates, or events. The readable bits suggest a local or sensational brief but provide no verifiable facts or context.
A scanned page lists social notes and local notices from Baltimore and Washington. It mentions meetings, visits by Rev Goo Diehl and Daniel T takla, delegates to a Catholic Union convention, and various residents traveling or engaged in business. Market prices for flour, wheat, corn, and rye appear alongside a note on the Teachers Contest and a repainting project at Birely Bros. wholesale house.
County notes detail house improvements, church services, local visits, and minor incidents in Jefferson, Frederick, and surrounding areas. Included are harvest updates, a passenger of a buggy accident near Barkhawne, baptisms, and social notices about families and travelers.
Letters from the People report a large Prohibition gathering at Buthbart's Hall with speakers including Cot. C. C. Bee of Wingstilie and Col. Lee. The event denounced rum traffic, praised independence, and urged voters to support abolition of alcohol as a moral and social reform. The piece notes the crowd’s engagement and the absence of one expected speaker. The Kings Daughters festival at Harmony Grove raised funds for an invalid chair and featured festive decor and local attendees.
The lossy OCR mentions a will probated and a funeral for Miss Caroline Seth, with scattered references to people, places, and a funeral conducted by Rev. TF Hottuster. It includes names like Geo Somme, Morris, and A. H. emi, plus scattered amounts and scattered district notes, reflecting a partial, unclear city record.
A crowded York scene featured a United Dru Association parade with red tunics and white collars under Capt Frank Strokes and officers, plus a balloon ascent that misfired as parachute safety saved the aeronaut. Police heard assault cases and city lights work drew electricians for northern district repairs, with charity board and registration notices noted.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places including Mullinix and Kemp, Market Street Entrance, Lea Kew, Bide, Shoukier, Capes, and Lert Priees. No clear event or outcome present. unable to extract a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Carpet Department item mentioning a sale or production line. References include Lerman and Kemp, with unclear context and dates. The readable portions indicate a department description and potential promotional wording for carpet selection.
Local notices report negotiations between the New York Mil Company and Silk Mills to move work to a new Charlister site near Da errstown. The project would employ many workers and expand manufacturing, with additional announcements about shops, syrups, and a railway opening later in October.
Fragmented OCR lists several names and properties linked to a public sale. Mentions Hesly Sumed of Jeffrison Co. W.Va and Samuel Shormakeh of Baltimore, MD, with reference to Black Prince of Linders and related parcels. Notes application details and inquiries for interested parties.
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