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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1899
Page
3
The text cites political delays from census effects on labor. mentions Bryan, Freder ick Fair, and Schley in naval context. It covers a Maryland bankruptcy case involving the B and O Railroad receivers and wage attachments, with West Virginia law gaps and creditor practices criticized amid debt burdens.
A garbled report discusses a woman harmed by Baltimore and Ohio workers refusing payment. It argues Maryland exemption law and the US bankruptcy ban were not designed to enable such behavior. The piece condemns evasion of debts and warns against abuses of legal protections.
A garbled column of improvised verse and scattered phrases mentions cities and people in a nonsensical travelogue. The text rhymes awkwardly and lacks coherent events or clear individuals, offering only fragments of a mock dialogue and place names.
The passage discusses the need for Americans to fill positions in government and public life, arguing native Cohan or American workers speak the language and can communicate with the people. It stresses prompt action and the advantage of native language fluency for national retention in important posts.
Fragmented remarks from Laconics Lithia and others claim Roosevelt support, predict a heated open day in Frederick. Citizens debate party unity and turnout as independent and fire company voices surface amid unclear quotes.
Kate O Neall wife of Phoman O Neal of Williamaport was burned to death yesterday morning. Her clothes caught fire around two o'clock reportedly from a lamp. She and her husband occupied separate rooms in their house part of which was rented to Harman Calaman and family. Neighbors heard screams, tried to open the door, and found her with clothes ablaze. She was about seventy years old.
Snippets discuss family status, sentimental keepsakes, farming resilience, learning from ads, and notices of local place closures. The text hints at social classes, habit, nature pests, and pruning of plans. Content reads as brief, disconnected observational notes from a historical page.
A venerable cashier, Huard Bhanhaa of Baer National Bank, the oldest dated in Marytit’s Lastert Shore, served since 1849. The article recalls his long tenure, family ties to early figures, and the bank’s historic role in the community.
A planned electric railway would connect Frederick to Liberty with a main line about seven miles long. Promoters include J. Wladhi re, A. Shitth, Sappington of Liberty, and Stoner of Frederick, with a company to be incorporated. The route would pass through Libertytown and Woodsboro area, using Gin Mono river power to run multiple sections along a low-cost, shared capital plan.
The organizing officers push favorable progress for the Great Frederick Pate fair. Catalogues with listings will be distributed by the secretary for anyone requesting one, as preparations move to have grounds ready before the October opening. Negotiations for Lanvoral attractions proceed, stalls and pens are being arranged, and exhibitors are urged to sign up. The fair will start October 17, one week later than last year, allowing ample time for household exhibitors.
An OCR listing outlines Sunday services and upcoming events across several churches. It notes sermon times at Episcopal, Methodist, Reformed, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Catholic, and United Brethren churches, plus a reunion at Pleasant Grove and reopening of Otterbein United Methodist chapel after repairs.
Aged millionaire Johod Blair of Duatistown New York recently marked his seventy seventh birthday. Blair enjoys good health and credits his success to ventures in coal iron and railroads. He has given generously to education including 150000 to Presbyterian Academy and supports many churches and institutions especially in the West. The Wair Presbyterial Academy at Waitstown credits him as founder and benefactor with Rev John C Sharpe as principal. The academy ranks among New Jersey’s leading institutions of learning.
Parland, Banjotee notes Farland as a thorough master of the instrument with polished artistry. His Beethoven Sonata performance showed graceful technique and excellent execution. The review highlights his role and the high level of his recital at the City Opera House on September 15.
The bustling notes describe approaching autumn in full, with gardens full of produce and preparations for winter. Citizens discuss fairs, markets, and local events from Maryland towns, including theater, church gatherings, and agricultural displays shaping a season of change.
The weekly trade review notes light business, holiday closures, and rumors of high interest rates. U.S. bond activity, steel and textile markets show mixed strength with cautious optimism in rail earnings and cereals. Bank clearings reach a record weekly total, while failures and wheat trends remain subdued.
Old house at the fee level of the B QQ depot, recently bought from Wy L. Follmer, is torn away. The scene involves a landmark once noted as a town mainstay near the Continental Cort Comyn area. Local observers describe the demolition as a significant change for residents and the landscape around the depot.
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