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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1890
Page
8
Local items and notices from Lewistown area
Readable fragments show a mix of public notices and social news. Names include Mrs Agnes Porter, Miss Ida Thor, Miss Janie Rice, Miss Susie Tevitz, Mrs Geo Salter, Mrs Kate Snowell, and Mr C Dorsey Tyson with visits to Baltimore and Mechanicsburg. Also noted are an engineer fatally hurt near Rockville and a keeper of weights visit to Lewistown. Public meetings and local events mentioned include a Junior Association banquet, Fr McElroy Council meeting, and a Home Camp Meeting at the M E church with sermons in Liberty circuit. A baby disappearance at Point of Rocks is reported with a Havana cigar offered as reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nubert Clabaugh
Washington, D.C
Agnes Porter
Lovettagile
Knoxvalle
Ida Thor
Baltimore
Charles B Pox
South Market Street
Janie Rice
Indiana
John Mettner
Market Street
Blas Beagie Brooke
Washington, D. C
Diy
Kohlenburg
Adamstown
Misa Susie Tevitz
Philadelphia
Win. Birely
North Market Street
Geo. Salter
Orange
N. J
Kate Snowell
Mechanicstown
C. Dorsey Tyson
Edun Keller
Hagerstown
Barbittaville
Tmogent Horne
Lewistown
A. BR. Yeakle
City Hall
Douglass
Gilmer Schley
Patrick Street
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Rockville
J. Thomas Hopkins
Wahington Junction
Freman
Thomas Fitzgerald
Hopkina Ojurien
James Bervinn
Great Cacapon W. Va
Little Cacapon Bridge
TD. & C. Company
Masons Plan Grand Fair at Armory Annex in Frederick
Frederick hosts a major Masonic fair under Grand Master Thomas J. Shryock. An annex to the Armory is being built to accommodate hundreds or thousands of attendees with new exits and wood interior, as lodges from Frederick and nearby counties seek space. Proceeds aim to retire debts on the Masonic Temple, with a weekly paper and special excursions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Strica
Dane Day
Baltimore
Prederick
St. Maryland
Allihu Musonte
Thomas J. Shryock
Hay
6Th Maryland
Ostor Inis
Oster
W. Pugeley
Ms Tresmide
Thos
J. Shryock
Toho Mi Carter
J.0
Krebs
Wm. Wo Tsaae
James 2. Brewer
J. G. Pangborn
Geo
R Mehatry
Win H Shryock
Win Clark
Moses Peds
Theodore i Fox
Papone
James R. Brower
Durong
Maxonic Lodges
Lhif
Frederick
WoNeh Young
Adolphus Fearbake
Chas C. Smith
David Lowenstein
Albert FE Wellin
TF More
Convonient
Adame Express
North Marler
Travelogue of a Frederick to Washington Journey
A fragmentary travel letter describes a New York banker friend’s trip from Harrisburg to Washington via Monocacy Valley Railroad. It recalls ten years of change, mentions Yellow Springs and an observatory at White Rock, notes stops at Monstanga and Union, and portrays Frederick’s nostalgia with names like Charlie Doll and the Citizens National Bank as a backdrop to a bustling hotel district and social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Nick Hauer
Charley Hopeful
New York
Nick
Palmer Baeen
Chicago
Dick Ie T
Frederick
Harraburg
Gettysburg
Monocacy Valley
Montonqua
Yellow Springa
Washington
Burkhart
Dimelf
Mack
Boye
City Hotel
Lewald
Court Street
Market
Old City
Newd
Car
Vin
Hoover, Ritter and
Charlie Doll
Charlie
Beck
Teoh
Citixena’ Nationel Bank
Adrian Lacs
Fonkerl
Wim A. Reoht
Raw
Joseph RB Garratt
Perkins in Frederick Census Controversy Allegations Denied
Washington correspondent for the Baltimore American reports a falsehood by Win Perkins, Frederick superintendent of the alleged census, who claimed vindication of the Frederick count. Frederick residents recount a tally of 8,516 in a town of 9,000, not the claimed 10,000 plus, prompting criticism of Perkins. The item mentions church notices, harvest festival plans, and upcoming services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore American
Win
Perkins
Perkina
Ty Frederick
Perkin
Freder
Lawn festival and church service postponed till evening
A disrupted notice says the Ready Lalon Sunday school event and Mt Carmel cream social were postponed from Saturday. The church service at Mt Carmel is rescheduled for this evening, with all welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally
Bern Bel
Mt Carmel
AlLare Welcom
Mullinix and Kemp A Sew Department Introductory Harangue
Mullinix and Kemp advertise a new sewing department with a wide range of fabrics and trimmings. They tout first quality chintz and trims, tapestry coverings for upholstery, printed fabrics, and satin glare trims at prices competitive with eastern markets. They urge an early visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac
Mullinix and Kemp Offer Curious Court Intrigue
The Court of Mullinix and Kemp stalls and haggles over a lively public dispute after an announcement sparked chatter in the town. Citizens are invited to view the unfolding matter and form their own opinions as proceedings continue this week.
Corn Crop Prospects From September Agriculture Report
The September crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes corn prospects across states. New Jersey and nearby coast regions show varied outcomes with some areas likely to yield robust crops while others face less favorable conditions due to weather patterns and regional quality differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Chesterell
Willie
Fragmented OCR narrative hints at health and wealth restoration themes
The unreadable text suggests a scattered historical newspaper fragment discussing health remedies, wealth restoration promises, and public notices. It mentions figures, places, and products in a garbled ledger of names and events, with no clear cohesive event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laa
Nacmey
Fragmented OCR listing fabrics and prices
A damaged OCR snippet lists textile items such as gingham and flannel with scattered prices and per yard rates. It references fabrics like crinoline and velvet and mentions shop names and locations in a stray, unreadable order.
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