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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
2
A farmer near Sandy Hook was lured by two strangers into a confidence game over farm sale bets. He won a $1000 counterfeit note stake, but the two con artists fled with his money and counterfeit bills, leaving the victim shaken and reporting the incident to authorities.
The text notes uneven old game coverage by Las boom and hints at a new paper trend to publicize tricks and hoaxes. It mentions victims near Hebrensd Mrederick and counties, suggesting newspapers increasingly aim to keep the public informed while critics question the depth of reporting.
The piece critiques the rising practice of betting on elections as a harmful influence. It notes widespread uncertainty in Western Maryland counties and questions the morality and consequences of wagering on political outcomes. The author argues gambling on elections corrupts public discourse and harms those who win or lose.
Fragmented minutes mix comic lines and voices from fictional drafts and stage chatter. The piece cites a bustling exchange with playful banter about protection, jewelry, train fares, and a governor hopeful, reflecting a newspaper’s habit of compiling quirky quotes and social bits into a single noted fragment.
The Chicago Post argues for civil service reform and repudiating rival factions while recalling New York World coverage. The U S Court of Appeals held suicide does not invalidate an insurance policy if the policyholder contemplated the act at purchase. Insurers recall premiums on long standing policies, with many cases settled after disputes.
Several attempts at highway robbery were reported near the Monocacy bridge on the Baltimore turnpike east of Prefertuk. Charles Tobery, James White, Chas E Dorsey, and Henry J Goucher were involved. authorities pursued and arrested suspects after a search found a pocketbook linked to a prior theft. Additional charges followed, including breaking into a tenant’s house and stealing, with the men held for hearing.
A very funny farce titled The Proalgal Pathar promises a rollicking evening at the Opera House Saturday. Lynn Welcher headlines a strong cast delivering hearty Tanglitor styled humor and lively stage moments for all audiences. The Pradieal Mother provides opportunities for other performers as well, with a capable troupe joining in to ensure a memorable show.
Review of the Indiana Romance play featuring Mary Ramey and Robert Drawning as leads. Mixed critique notes the heroine's simplicity and the contrasting Shela Mot, with strong performance by Carroll and Handolph Seaton. International Opera Company drew a fair crowd, praised singing and production, plus Mr. Aldrich’s versatile talents for an evening of entertainment.
A garbled medical patent pitch touts cures for kidney and bladder issues from a foreign-sounding remedy. It touts rapid relief, claims broad success, names several dubious ingredients, and markets pills and tonics at high price with promised refunds and wide testimonials.
A flood of names and brief moves circles Whestaburo and nearby towns. Residents and visitors—Mr Arcite Kumbel, Mr WOH Walty, Mr A M Whip, Miss Mary Uargett, Mrs Nellia Closaing Uyater, Miss Beatrica Katz, and many others—are listed with hotel stays, visits, and return trips across Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, and beyond.
A funeral for Rev John L Wilhide, a notable Thurmont resident, was held on Wednesday. Richard J Snyder of Walton, Indiana, aged about 67, died September 26 and was remembered by family across counties. The issue includes obituaries, health ads for patent medicines, and postponed lecture notices.
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