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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1899
Page
4
A fragmented Daily News page mentions a soup can factory and related offices, with scattered names and roles including treasurer and manager. It references a September 3 event and a luncheon or meeting context, ending with a dated notice in October 106.
In Maryland 1899 campaigns, Loyalist and Republican contenders Lloyd Lowndes and John Walter Smith face robust opposition and partisan rhetoric. The piece notes bitterness, charges in party organs, and the public aiming for a stable four-year government after the current administration. It highlights debates on gubernatorial quality and party alignment ahead of the November 7 election.
Fragmented OCR text shows a jumble of names and political references. Vague notes mention Governor Kooy, Maryland, Western Maryland, Andrade the fugitive Venezuelan president, and figures like Teddy Hoomevel amid claims of power and speeches. The piece reflects gossip and uncertain names rather than a clear report.
Fragmentary excerpts from a chaotic fair and political discourse describe traders and diplomats debating deception and trust. Notable quotes from a Karporan diplomat praise duplicity while Washington Star and Chicago Tribune lines murmur on diplomacy and awakening to economic treachery.
A damaged print piece argues Roosevelt’s stump speeches shape public opinion, praising his virtue and patriotism while contrasting with other nations. It critiques rival journalism and extols Roosevelt as a moral, inspirational leader amid national anxieties.
Fragmented reminiscences from a historical Virginia pageant with scattered names and phrases about Halloween events and local figures. The text references old locales, people, and ceremonies in a stylized, dialectal form, conveying a sense of community memory and ritual.
The Misses Carcoll and partners, noted as rising talents of praise in concert and opera, will appear with the Grand Operatic Company at City Opera House next Monday evening October 4. They bring rare vocal endowments, refined training, and a magnetic stage presence praised by several major city papers as “song birds of America.”
The column reports on Oyster Poles Ofictals Twaley and Cannon facing murder charges in a trial at Bnow Tt. Annapolis clerks prep a comptroller report for a legislative presentation. Governor Lowndes selects a death warrant for Sant John son to be hanged December 8 in Washington county. Delegates from Watford county visit Maryland Agel ette Collegeny. Senator McComan and AG Galther address a Republican meeting in Denton. Allegany Grove Camp Meeting Resort faces forest protection threats. Mrs Tilzabeth Reynolds dies in North Road after her husband, Cantata Frank Reynolds, of Cocit County, mourns. Governor Hoorvelt leaves Baltimore for New York to assist Republican campaign. Westminister receives word of Catherine M. Winters burial in Arlington. Rockville residents seek to retain teacher Lucey Garrett, with calls to reinstate her. Viola Wills pursues indictment for murder in Alegane County from Panpagitanian affairs. John J. Morrisny in Annapolis faces attempted assassination charges abandoned by the State.
Readers praise a Mutoscope and Biograph exhibition in Windsor featuring lifelike pictures from the era. They describe scenes of water, horse racing, fires, and trains with vivid realism praising the technology and urging broader display while lamenting relics blocking progress.
A historical note explains a November meteor display, detailing the orbital behavior of meteors, their fiery entry into Earth’s atmosphere, and the vast numbers visible nightly. It discusses velocity, colorless fragments turning incandescent, and estimates that up to millions of meteors may be seen globally on peak nights.
A Cuban student from Havana, Antonin Monutalvo, age nine, enrolled at Locust Dale Military Academy in Madison County, Va. He plans electrical engineering studies at Cornell. He speaks English well, excels in English and sciences, and is a favored, diligent pupil. He is the youngest of nine, son of a Cuban physician father and a Spain-born, Cuba-raised mother.
A fragment of verses contrasts a mother's healing kiss for a child with the practical firmness of Uncle Jim, a widely known state figure praised for blunt honesty and steadfastness. The piece echoes regional speech and rural values, highlighting duty, family ties, and plain dealing.
A fragmented ad touts a patent medicine from Schley and Hero claiming cure for bladder pain and urinary retention. It extols Elnerine Kiines and Titan Aer Dleoqup as miracle ingredients and asserts wide relief for both men and women.
A flowing, punctuation light reminiscence of Middletown life describing Harvest exhibits, millinery displays, weddings, religious notes, and upcoming events. It references a grand opera, political meetings, Halloween, church dedications, and plans for October through November with social and civic happenings. Named figures and places include Shue Chate, Telly Hoge, Robert Downing, and the Home for the Aged.
A Victorian style survey praises Syrup of Figs as a celebrated laxative from the California Fig Syrup Company. It extols its health benefits, pleasant taste, and physician endorsement while noting its global recognition and ethical branding. The piece weaves in literary fragments and a seasonal mood note.
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