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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1894
Page
3
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Fragmented OCR text from a Dayton history column with garbled phrases and scattered names. The readable bits hint at dates, places, and events but specifics are incomplete. The piece appears as a mosaic of historical notes, names, and local references.
Public sale notices and offers appear in this week’s AEWS column. Sellers include Mrs Annie M. Grove Alfred V. Thomas John C. Miler and Chas N Bauer among others offering farms, parcels and goods. Various merchandise such as Underwear shirts carpets furniture and organs are listed with proposers and vendors across multiple entries.
The Frederick area reports varied items from a farmer noting loyalty of a breeze bound on harvest moon, to a city packers’ 6000 cans in a day. Court actions include Shriver found guilty of poisoning stock, Hill jailed, and others: Duppins guilty of theft, Betts acquitted, Baker acquitted, and a horse stoning case dismissed. An Australian confectioner prints daily news on edible dough, delivered to customers who sample with coffee.
A fragmented notice praises a figure named Aly of extretos for beauty and style. It hints at a movie or air appearance, mentioning glowing form and a sentimental line about eyes and a gentle mood. The text is unclear and contains many garbled phrases.
Fragments describe a large afternoon ceremony at Olivet Cemetery for Francis Scott Key with addresses by Rev. Dr. Nelson, a wreath laid by Key’s great niece, and troops from Grand Army of the Republic. The event included flag-raising, a Star Spangled Banner salute, and prayers praising liberty, patriotism, and the nation’s founders.
An advertisement column notes Hose Will farm near Woodetors pile about a mile north of the city, an old colonial mansion once home to Thomas Johnson a Maryland governor who allied with George Washington. The mansion hosted Washington and other notable figures of the era. Thomas Johnson died in 1819 and the property later passed into private hands.
A Democratic party group led by Col. L Victor Diughunas arrived home from the Sixth District Convention in Hagerstown after a long overland trip via the South Mountain routes. The Frederick county delegation, including Col. Baughman and Mer Clay, drew cheers in Boonsboro and Middletown, with cornet bands serenading along the way and a reception at Boonsboro demonstrating strong local support.
Reported at the convention, Frederica County seats held key positions with Moorthy as secretary and Col Bauxuthen chairing the committee on roe Clutioua. William Williams, a Balt City newspaper figure, led a prominent campaign as a loyal party worker and former court aide.
At a meeting of the Junior Stein Fire Hoglae Company members favorable reports led to accepting an invitation to participate in the Winchester fair honey contest, a major attraction. The group plans to travel by early train tomorrow morning.
A wedding report notes Willem Olives of Washington and Josie Crown wed at 1192 artery avenue Baltimore with Rev F Muliton officiating and attendants Grace Olivar and Nalla Adems. Also reported is the funeral of the infant child of Jon King from Bchisysville with services by Rev Osborne Ingle and interment at Walkarnville.
The Market store displays new fall styles and exclusive patterns. Call to view and grab the new low prices offered on these designs and colors.
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