Evening gospel meetings at Kemp Hall and nearby venues
The Daily News notes a YMCA weekly gospel gathering at Kemp Hall at 8 PM and an open air meeting near Patrick Street. It also reports a drunken and disorderly arrest, Andrew Grown fined $255 by the mayor and remanded to Fort Benner for 15 days after failing to post bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.A. Yanai
YM. CG
AL Kemp Hall
Geo.k
AL Mlutters
Valuation Army
AL Patrick Streets
Uital
Andrew Grown
Rer Hales
Aine
Fort Benner
Unclear excerpt hints at real estate and demand in river area
The readable lines imply a question about purchasing a house near Page's and nearby features. A noted step addresses rising demand and a constrained market, suggesting an ongoing effort to meet increasing bride? demand and local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bersian
Page
Hood's Sargaparila and a New Monthly Magazine
A vendor touts Hood's Sargaparila as a fair value purchase. The issue notes the arrival of a new monthly magazine edited by Ma Barland at 24 West 23d Street New York with articles by Christine Perrinze Herrick Harriet Spofford Rose Perry Coske and others. Also reports on the October 8 1884 will of David Frazier with life interests for his wife and per stirpes shares for descendants, plus an executors appointment and estate valued around 30000 dollars. Debates in Frederick County Circuit Court include guilty not guilty and fines for liquor and weapon related charges and other cases with jury verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Barland
West 23d Street
New Cork City
Artole
Christine Perrinze Herrick
Harriet Spofford
Rose Perry Coske
David Frazier
Oteer Oth
Ordens’ Court
Eme
Aach
Stirpes
James McSherry
George Markell
Jehn
Ernest D
Clifford A. Frazier
Peter Kreh
Orphans’ Court
Elizabeth Kreh
Frederick County
Thic Morsing
Fu.lawenges
State
Reuven
Cuaries Woollard
Trene Stitete
Jeferson
HSB Showman
Costa State
Wm Brown
Ssae Ve
Caiveart Witers
Eugene Hainer
Higuer
Mninors
Triaijno
Aaron Calamas
Wm Helin
C. E. Brealey
Cardinal Gibbons Visit and Late Afternoon Incident
The text records the Cardinal Gibbons morning visit to the Novitate and a later afternoon event involving the new porter on Trafliom street. It mentions Mr. Lecurne of Unireh Street and LeRoy Barfer connected to a local altercation, with references to a wagon and a street incident in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q .Rdinal
Cardinal Gibbons
Novitate
John
Lecurne
Fragmented OCR fragment with garbled text and names
A heavily garbled OCR page fragment includes scattered names and phrases. It references Henry VIII, Irish rebellion figures, and scattered personal names like Beage Dells and Alo Carthy, but the text is largely indecipherable and lacks coherent events or dates. The piece appears to be a corrupted newspaper excerpt with no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trishmins
Cer
Rasmus
Furst
Fanos Mritist Mate Mate Tad Mus Plowugle Triumphs
Uncertain text shows a sporting result with Boston and Vegas references. The readable fragment mentions a score near 78 to 6 and a matchup involving Boston and Las Vegas. Details are garbled but indicate a game outcome against a rival location. Entities include Boston and Vegas with a mysterious score line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanos
Tad
Boston
Vegas
Grapes in Missouri The Last of This Season Crop
A long analysis of grape growing in Missouri documents nearly all crop production in Gasruade County. The piece covers grape harvesting methods, pressing, and pricing, with notes on seedling propagation, labor by children, and cellar processes. It also touches on farm economics including potato and bran exchanges, and a reflection on farm management and timely work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasruade County
Hertaaon
Banyus Ube
Bart
Deleware
Martibes
From the Grainfields: A Cryptic Appraisal of Wheat and Profit
Fragmentary notes discuss shrunken wheat as a nature cheat and claim drainage improves ground and yields. Mentions Brexe and Mhoessom as related terms, with vague fall price reference and uncertain specifics.
Patent medicine sales amid health claims and cures
A long fragment lists various patent medicines and remedies with claims of curing catarrh liver and blood diseases. It mentions Hulls Cardh Cure, Dr Van Wey sum, Acker's English Remedy, Bactica's Salve, and other tonics sold by Williamson and Brown, Joseph B. Garrett, and local druggists. It includes testimonials and guarantees, with warnings about death and grave outcomes, in a period advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annsvivanis Durchmen
Germenos
Pennsylvania
van Wey Isum
Barton & Stark
D Cguits
Sresiest Keany
Wiliamson
Acker
Exic
Janson & Brown
Carseas
Joseph B. Garrett
Miners Face Health Woes in Montana Labor Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe miners in Montana suffering from digestive and respiratory troubles amid harsh working conditions. A mention of a remedy involving a kettle of Van Wert appears, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Andergo Grest
Eterroniser
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Gotoser
Hager-town
Batertown
Derk Piter
Eran
Mm Het Air
Gis
Gibert
Mis Senie Vanfogen
Cctv
Herman Schreiner
al Bert Laks
United Seates Electric Light Company
Washington, D.C
Einabdle Horse
Imha
Eecherabas Td Bialees
Beata
Mark Eo Rauwkas
Bert
Bouy
Glenler
Henry VIII
Nis
Donbiv Girdie
Stender
Sullivanws
Farry- Pade
Jae Cay Werlier
Pada Ate Serra
Ty Tarr
Cuthert
Hum
London
Pulmead ‘Phelos
John Therapsan
Urie
Amitoxeagi
Ienemy
New Fork Stock Exchange
Texas
Canada
Wine
CUEX
Wian & Brown
Missouri
Hele Mann Ame
Virginia
Hermann
Weluhel
Crares
Veroas Wessis
Siuppmest
Bo Sars Easanh Fae Company
Crgan‘ic Casxs
Garved
Painiee
Brun
Heary
Henry
Cannes
Bustang Lininent
Nyt
Esas
Pera
Hull
Cheney
Keown
Felt
Williamson & Prown
Ste Lesire
Silvar Mirars
Tes
Charles 4
Voreler Co
Ksattito
Efor Thel
Milsourne
Bd Ba
Onis
Hustang Lirerent
Merican Mustang Liniment
Deathio Swinney
Wind Gail Wi Vigor
Brandy
COX Proprietors
Baltimore
Sim
Adesleimzy
Scomus
LION
Pavarasie
Min
Scott
Scott & Bowre
Menver Daly Business
Dar
Nateral
Frederice
Newspa
Sarchiv
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