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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1894
Page
5
A garbled date line references Jerusalem, a war, and several personal names with unclear roles. The text mentions a person born, various family ties, and scattered place names, but lacks coherent events or dates to confirm a clear historical item.
City and county church activities fill the weekend schedule. Reverends Owen Malo and Wetson preach at multiple churches with Sunday schools and youth groups meeting. the Y.M.C.A and Y.P.S.C.E hold regular sessions. Salvation Army members return from Glyndon Camp to lead open air events.
A Wednesday social gathering at the home of Miss Genie Aberrecht drew praise for the committee of Miss Gertie Abercat Miss Lede Straweberger and Mr William Clesm. The event featured dancing from Carlisle’s dancing school interrupted by bad weather and a later social at Dr Chas W Bostene's home to close out the evening.
A Frederick County Democratic convention in City Ball elected delegates to the Sixth District nominating convention in Hagerstown on September 12. Col L V Baughman led a rally after crowd disruption at the Court House and read rules endorsing Cleveland era tariff reform and anti monopoly measures. Delegates from each district were named to support the party’s platform and campaign efforts.
A mixed report covers Charles Crafty charged with shooting a girl near Tonya Creek and held on $200 bond for carrying concealed weapons and assault. Other incidents include a confrontation with Peon Robinson in which a police officer used a club, theft and nonpayment at a restaurant, and several obituaries and funeral notices for local residents.
A barn and stable on the Thomas Mokaworth farm two miles from New Market were burned last night between 1 and 8 o clock. The fire, possibly incendiary, destroyed a large quantity of wheat and farming implements. Several cattle and head of horses perished in the blaze. John Franklin is named in connection with the property.
Mrs Charles Able writes that the dog which snapped at Mr Loola Markell on Woat Patrick Street Thursday is not savage but friendly and near a small child on the owner's porch. The dog jumped at Markell as he turned away after pointing at the child. Frederick Ominty Figa and Gamalle Kaateniay of Jeferaon report fruit tree crop details. August filings show 7% ceeds mortgages and various records at the clerk’s office.
The piece discusses potential later market hours amid changing trade patterns as winter nears. It notes farmer needs, alderman concerns, and proposals to adjust store times, while listing current prices for eggs, butter, poultry, meats, vegetables, and fruits. It mentions local politics, weather forecasts, and upcoming meetings of the Literary Society.
In Hagerstown reporter notes Mayor M. G. Keedy says the Washington County delegation did not support Cordier and aimed to influence the convention’s second ballot. Reedy stresses Wellington as a key target and claims the county line favored Wellington, while Denied by others.
Purely personal items note Mr Mor Doth visiting Gettysburg for the past month and Mr J Vernon Kilance of the Flint National Bank visiting Boston and New York. Minnie Hogg returns to Baltimore from a visit to friends in the city. Emma Myers of Washington DC visits the city. Frank Bobby leaves for Baltimore. Donnelly and Dawapu of Rockville attend a dance in Junior Hall. Miss Lenora Biune hosts in Wolkoraville. Hertha Numennauer of Cedar Hapte notes a visit to Miss Mumenser in the city.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a skeleton and artifacts at a sale of Mrs Elizabeth Travinger Zeiglar's property on Letternburg Pike. Mention of a possible Zachary Taylor connection and a City Opera event with Harry Black appears. A separate item notes a bicycle record at Springfield in 1636 and an advertisement for Ay colive Syrup of Figs.
Fragmentary note reports A. K. encampment at Putaborg involving The Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Mentions round trip fare and a specified date. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Local ads boast deep discounts on dry goods and fashionable dresses. Shoppers are invited to visit the South Window Market Street Entrance to see new fancy dress goods and sales on popular patterns, with prices claimed to be lower than ever before.
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical or procedural note with garbled terms. Readable elements reference sutures, tools, and durations but lack coherent structure or clear subject. No identifiable person, organization, or location can be reliably extracted.
A fragmented notice advertises a limited sale this evening of ten cent musical folios and a big lot of shop worn musical folios priced low. It touts Ratbler Bicycles as high award contenders at the World's Fair and invites readers to call and inspect at a Newh Office to judge the quality.
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