25 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1890
Page
1
An OCR fragment mentions flour brands and shop terms like full roller process and patent roll, plus references to “my queen” and “cheap Hamburges” in a suspicious market listing. The legible items include mentions of bank and nursery stock, with incomplete names and dubious pricing.
A historical hearing features testimony from medical men as part of a major trial in Canada. The proceedings reveal expert opinions on medical practices and the implications for public health and legal accountability. Details point to key physicians, the courtroom setting, and the trial’s broader societal impact.
The Evening Journal notes Elias Jackson as Lewistown Maine’s crack Drum Major and compares him with Frank B. Rhodes of Uncle Hiram. Discussion covers his new solid nickel stick, valued at thirty to forty dollars, and a confab about artistic stickwork. The article also touches recent legislative events and literary notes.
A painting titled On the Lake by Barbeduli was purchased at Mrs. Buracher's sale for 84005. Mra F. Beamann of Booth Market street reports the item has improved in the last days. other names include C. Witteme and Rale 9 and a mention of Frederick tty.
A historical notice recounts a convention of German Catholic youth groups in the United States led by Dr. Luther and others. It covers aims to promote Catholic welfare and moral improvement, names Chicago president Gerald in, St. Louis vice president, and notes the organization’s stance on parochial schools and obedience to state laws. It also lists election outcomes and delegates from multiple cities.
In Pinets Newbbiagg Sept. 23 Charles Araitzen and others faced arrest on charges related to selling obscene literature. The defense argued the text and preface promote morality and Christian virtue, while authorities accuse the work of profane content and illicit translation of Count Tolotal Kreutzer. The case centers on whether the book and its preface violate law and church orthodoxy.
fragmentary OCR recounts river death near Clark Street, a public notice on John Crawley and clothing workers union issues, a memorial listing and a procession in New York, and a court hearing in Troy involving Arthur Butlet over a railroad switch incident. The loosely connected items sketch urban life, labor actions, commemorations, and legal proceedings in late September.
Weather fragments describe Westerly wind notes and various political names, places, and dates, but the text is heavily garbled. The unreliable OCR mentions Perendiinae te Congneges and a parade of names including Miller, Kennedy, Emma Cooper, and others with unsettled town and state references. The piece reads like a clipped, error-laden record of legislative and civic matters amid weather notes.
A fragmented report reviews Morley’s visit to Ireland amid wider European turmoil. It notes protests, political tensions, and debates in parliament, alongside overseas upheavals in Goa, Mantipur, and other regions. The piece ties pacific talk to rising unrest and government criticism at home.
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