Moonset and sunrise timings noted for the day
Fragmentary weather note indicating moon set at 615 ay and moon set on Monday. Loom suggests sunrise Sunday and sunset times, with unclear local reference.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1890
Page
3
Fragmentary weather note indicating moon set at 615 ay and moon set on Monday. Loom suggests sunrise Sunday and sunset times, with unclear local reference.
Mrs. C F A Pox departs for Chicago with her son George after a brief visit. Miss Rose Offutt and Mrs. Wetzwrlek return to Washington, D C. Numerous residents, visitors, and relatives listed. engagements, travels, and small events noted. Junior Association meets tonight. Florence W Doub’s studio opens for fall term. Infant funeral held. a tree plums and minor incidents reported.
Dr. Talmage’s fourth Palestine sermon traces the Jericho road scene of the Good Samaritan parable. He contrasts ancient neglect by religious officials with practical mercy, recounting travel dangers, the wounded man, and the Samaritan’s care, urging active charity over ritualism and praising interfaith goodwill in America.
The text presents a dense, archaic rendition blending biblical scenes with chaotic diction. It references Jericho and the Samaritan, the healing of wounds, and prophetic visions, ending with a liturgical doxology. The prose resembles a stream of religious imagery rather than a clear contemporary event.
The Baltimore Sun reports on census disputes criticizing New York and other cities for alleged undercounts and inflated figures. It predicts national consequences, questions federal census accuracy, and notes potential miscounts affecting representation and planning. The piece also covers The Masonic Excursion to Baltimore with travel details, pricing, schedules, and committee members.
A damaged OCR item reports that the express office at Knonville is discontinued and the order takes effect this morning. No case for the agency has been given yet. The office, once a paying station with freight and passenger traffic, connected Klagerstown to the main system through its branch. Mr. J. Frank Heid managed the office for his father.
Local shop MULLINIZ & EXMP announces NOW OPEN offering novelty items in neck wear and Geogloves for men and ladies. The new Jersey Ribbed Underwear features a fresh range for men while women’s sizes and styles are teased as upcoming. The store promises value and fashion with a focus on bold, modern pieces.
Vendor Mullsnix &. Rrmp Advertise Carpet Department sale claiming unmatched variety in New Myrtle city. Readers urged to call for details on thin, medium, and heavy pile options as shop touts reduced rates and new stock arrivals.
Fractured verse greets a nameless recipient with seasonal wishes and dated hints of affection. The garbled text includes odd spellings and stray names, presenting a dated tone yet unclear events or identities.
A wedding notice announces a prominent Dilpheay daughter to wed a local suitor at the Evangeligad Lathe church, with attendees and timing noted. The report also mentions a hearing before Magistrate Piener for Thomas Dorey, a colored man, about to occur in the afternoon, and references a fight at Washington linked to typhoid fever, plus a Metropelltry band appearance praised by attendees at a nearby fair.
The social world notes Daniel Castle and his wife celebrate their anniversary with a gathering at home on Wednesday. A special United Fire Company meeting is set for 7 oclock tonight to finalize plans for a York trip. Receipts this year are expected to exceed last year by 3000 to 6000 dollars.
A fragment reports Mr Tantel confined to home on Hoath Market Street after a fall at work in Middletown a few days ago. Mrs Thomas Roberts of Hants Street improves slowly. Poultry associations hold meetings in Fredericksburg and Adarehalail Goldaborough. Officer Abrecht arrested Nel Jackson for fighting. she was fined 69.80 and committed to jail for payment. Youna People’s and United Brethren Church meetings noted. A light snow fell in Frederick early yesterday with unseasonable weather since. John Hendrickson news item. Dawes at Pam Yan ad.
A historical notice lists names of unclaimed letters and advertised items remaining at Frederick post office. Readers are urged to call for delivery within one month to avoid transfer to the dead letter office. The fragment notes many names and items with uncertain OCR accuracy reflecting a busy postal record.
The obituary notes the death of Lai Maltered aged 61 and mentions a general debility. The funeral details indicate a burial or service to follow in the afternoon, with a date around the coming Saturday. The text is garbled with OCR errors and partially unreadable segments.
Marriage licenses issued in Hawhtnie and Knoxylts districts include entries for several couples. Public records show names, match dates, and venue details where licenses were granted, reflecting local civil procedures and available dates for ceremonies.
Two men died and a freight conductor was killed when a freight train derailment near Frederick Junction threw them from the cars late Saturday. The dead include Sima n Jol 0. Snyder of 121 Fast Barney Street Baltimore and another man, both identified as Maryland railroad workers. Snyder leaves a widow and three children. The bodies were sent to Baltimore for burial after authorities declined an inquest. He had 34 years of service with the company and will be buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery tomorrow morning.
Fragmentary OCR text promises every family a bottle of a last remedy with broad claims. Content is unclear, lacking identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places.
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