Obscure 19th Century Figures Marked in Fragmentary OCR
Fragmented OCR lists multiple historical names and birth years, including J A HarFe, Dome ersts Magazine founder, and Stephen J bre Fritad Sinn, with scattered dates and places. The partial text references Washington, coast weather, and temperance movement figures, but provides no coherent narrative or clear event.
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Alemes N. Patterson
Tety Olin Westenzton
Nowcons
Rew Freda
Bruses Dimorest
Dome Ersts Magazine
National Temperance Fader
Cent Gorm
J. A. Harfe
Comitevterate Velerag
Lome
Increna
Washington
Stephen J Bre Fritad
The Weekly News seeks ads and copy deadlines
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue ready Thursday with broad Frederick city county circulation and advertising advantages. Copy for new ads and changes to Tax WaeExit News are due by Wednesday morning and 2 pm that day for updates.
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Frederick City
Baltimore and Vicinity Guests at Various Homes
Purala whatsavan and Daniel Steiner are in Baltimore while Misa Grant visits Virginia with Caroline Ross in Court Square. Edna Courtney spends the week with Philadelphia friends as Firman and son from Washington visit L S Clinga. James S. Anatine of Baltimore visits Frederick, Mamie Ott of Emmitsburg returns from Frederick visit, Ida Johnson returns from New York and Philadelphia. Roberta Firth of Pittsburg visits Allen Rohrback on West Patrick Street. Eleanor S. Kieffer of Hagerstown visits Annie Seefer on West Third Street. Fannie W. Haller of Baltimore visits sister H M Seefer on East Patrick Street. Isadorah Y Wright of Baltimore visits her mother Lanza C. Fout on South Market Street. Virginia Young of Washington returns from visits in the district. Master Harry Reed of Baltimore spends Easter with Mary Groshon on East Patrick Street. Rev Dr Egchbach leaves Pittsburg to attend the Board of Home Mission meeting. Blanche Houck visits Baltimore cousin and plans Easter dance at Lehman's Hall.
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Daniel H. Steiner
Baltimore
Misa Grant
Virginia
Caroline Ross
Court Square
Edna R. Courtney
Philadelphia
Firman and Son
Washington
L.S. Clinga
James 8
Anatine
Frederick
Mies Mamie ‘Ott
Emmitsburg
MisaIda Johnson
South Market Street
New York
Misa Roberta Firth
Pittsburg
Allen Rohrback
Patrick Street
Eleanor 8. Kieffer
Hagerstown
Annie ‘Seefer
West Third Street
Fannie VY. Haller
H. M. Heefer
East Patrick Street
Isadorah Y. Wright
Lanza C. Fout
South Market Straat
Virginia Young
West Fourth Treet
ES Washington
Harry Reed
Mary Groshon
East Patrick Treat
Egchbach
Board of Home Mission
the Reformed Church
Misa Blanche Houck
Lehaan‘s Hall
April Showers Bring May Florals and June Bugs
Brief notes from Taneytown and Frederick describe local happenings including a farm sale by James Reindollar on Welnat Grove Road, Noah E. Catsail near Frederick, a repainting crew led by Casper Killan, and Taneytown's public meeting for burgess and town commissioners on April 15. The Easter cotillion in Frederick, directed by Mrs. C. W. Ross, with music by the Frederick Seeger Orchestra, will start at 5 o'clock at Junior Hall.
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al- Fayes
James Reindollar
Welnat Grove Road
Taneytown
Noah E. Catsail
Frederickistrict
Casper Killan
Hamilton
Showman
Northarket Street
Burgess
Frederick
C. W. Ross
Frederick Seger
Churches Celebrate Easter Services Across Denominations
Unusually large Sunday attendance filled churches with festive decoration and music. St John’s Catholic highlighted high mass and vespers with a rich choir, soloists, and a "Tantum Ergo" performance. St. Stephen and Episcopal services featured lilies, organ fund gifts reaching about 2500 dollars, and Easter programs. Reformed and Grace churches reported baptisms, new members, and vibrant congregational activities, with notable offerings and congregational meetings.
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St. John's Catholic
Umal
St. John’s Catholic Church
Drew Lara
Aung
Coleman
O'Gonnell
Flood
Father O*rourke
W.S. Caulfield
St.John’ Choir
Suecessful
Berge
Knabel
Lucy Weidhardt
Battmann
Easter Services and Choir Concerts Across Local Churches
Sunday school class 23 will meet at Ms. George Salter’s home. Evangelical Lutheran church featured elaborate Easter floral decor with two large jardinieres flanking the altar and a program including Hallelujah and a Haydn Second Mass. Zion Reformed reports Easter Communion and confirmations. Pleasant Hill held afternoon and evening musical services with readings and recitations.
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Sainte'Episcopal
AY Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Thomas Bacon
Buckeystown
V. Staub
Bert Bader
William Fisher
Albers Schroeder
Miss Maulsby
Otho Keller
China Mision Chapter
Gleaners
Vestry Agan
John 4. Lynch
Col
Chas. B. Tran
George Johnson
Wm. P. Mauleby
John A. Markell
Chas. M. Gilpin
Chas. W. Ross
I. B. Sappington
B.C. Shepherd
E. Y. Goldsborough
Wardane
J. H. Apple
E. R. Hachbach
Elinor Markey
Trinity Chapel
Minnie Barbour
Zella Thomas
Amy Breh
Mite Society
Kemp Hall
George Salter
Evangelical Lutheran
W. Dressler
Haydn
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
la Prophete
Myerbest
Zion Reformed Church
Parsons
Pleasant Hill
Plans for new Catholic church at Oakland
Plans have been completed for a new Catholic church at Oakland with an estimated cost of 15000 dollars. Other notes include the expulsion of Attorney Robert A. L. Dick from Allegany County Bar, the death of William Wagner in Uniontown district, and a fatal accident of C E Bolyard struck by an overhead bridge in Cumberland. Deputy register of wills appointment to Carroll County. Christening of Baby Foster at Annapolis. Maple sap forecast from Allegany County snow, and other local items on politics, health, and incidents around Cumberland, Annapolis, and Elkton.
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Oakland
Robert A. L. Dick
Allegany County Bar Association
William Wagner
Carroll County
Uniontown
C. E. Bolyard
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Harry Gosnell
Register of Wills
Edwin H. Manning
Baby Foster
Smith
John Walter Smith Foster
Annapolis
Allegany County
H. Clay Swartzwelder
L. D. Humbird
L. D. Hitchcock
Jonathan Bowser
Williamsport
St. John’s College
City of
Cooch’s Briggs
Elkton
Kee Mar College
Washington County
Harford County
John Noonan
Miss Scarborough
John
Fulton
State Board of Health
Sussex County
Del
Riverside
Pinto
Baltimore and
Ohio
Western
Maryland
Cumberland Valley
Bal Itimore
Hagerstown
Hymeneas Towed Tomorrow Bridal Notices Appear
Miss Blanche Gambrill, daughter of James H Gambrill, will wed Thomas Poole Jones of Mt. Airy tomorrow at All Saints Episcopal Church. A reception follows at Mrs. John A Markell’s West Patrick Street residence. Alice Eleanor Griffith Wood and Dr. Howard H Hopkins Jr to marry tomorrow at Grace Episcopal New Market. Dr and Mrs Brace Thomas announce Florence Thomas to Charles W Brown ceremony April 17 at Warner Memorial Presbyterian Kensington. Hilliary and Donald wed in Columbus Kentucky April 3. George F Barker marries Wille B Moffett yesterday. Mrs C Thomas Remsberg reported improving.
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Blanche Gambrill
James H.gambrill
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Thos. Poole Jones
Mt. Airy
John A. Markell
West Patrick Atreat
Alice Eleanor Griffith Wood
Melvin P. Wood
Howard H. Hopkins, Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
New Market
Thia County
Brace Thomas
Kensington
Florence Thomas
Charles W. Brown
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Hilliary
M Donald
Florence Malcolm McDonald
Richard H. Hilliary
Columbus, Ky
Hagarstown
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Merryland Tract
This County
Memorial Window Contract for Otterbein Church
Rev O W Stinespring reports the Von Gerichten Art Glass Co Columbus Ohio will supply the Otterbein Boehm Newcomer memorial window at 500 pounds cost. The design includes a Resurrection angel center panel, Obterein and Newcomer inscriptions, and a trio of panels with religious figures. Dedication planned during the General Conference.
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von Gerichten Art Co
Columnbne
Ohio
O. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Otterbein
Boehm-Nawcomer
von Garichten Art Glass Co
Columbus
Jesus
Boehm
Church of the United Brethren In
British Boers clash near Amberdeen capture seventy five
British and Boer forces clash near Amberdeen with seventy five British soldiers captured. The report notes British occupation of Mietersburg amid ongoing fighting in the region.
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Nate de
Mietersburg
Amberdeen
Knox Sworn In as Attorney General Today
P C Knox was sworn as Attorney General this morning in Titb News April 9 dispatch. Knox assumes duties amid a reshaped legal team and new policy priorities. The report notes the ceremony and immediate expectations for his tenure.
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Itixetos
P. C. Knox
His Neck Broken After Buggy Crash at Emmitsburg
Joseph Brawner a prominent Emmitsburg resident and Mt. St. Marys College carpenter died after a buggy mishap Saturday evening. His head struck the ground first and his neck broke. he lived only moments. He was about 40, leaves a widow, funeral Sunday. Also: Enoch Royal Arch Chapter presented Past Grand High Priest Daniel Ordeman with a jewel. tributes followed. Trout for county streams distributed 26,000 fry by Lambert and 60,000 by Downey. Buckeystown beat Adamstown 9 to 0 in a baseball game halted in seventh inning. Fredericktown Savings Institution directors elected. Market quotes: corn $2.00 per barrel, shelled corn 40c per bushel, wheat 71c, hay and other prices listed.
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Joseph Brawner
Emmitsburg
Brawner
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Enoch Royal Arch Chapter
Capitular Masona
Daniel T. Ordeman
Jewel
W. Nash Young
Ordeman
Young
C. Watera
Wm. H. Hinks
C. F. Goodell
Harry O. McLane
Emmett M. Lambert
United States Wish Commission
Frederick
Loch Leven
J. W. Downey
Maryland
Frederick County
Glass of Fashion promotes spring merchandise at Neve & Miller
The ad markets Hosiery, Silk, White Goods, Panne Velvets, Parasols, and a new line of stationery. It touts bargains on 14 inch Black Soleil, Huck Cheviots, and various fabrics while urging readers to shop for fashionable items. Dr. MEAN’S La Grippe Pills are advertised with pharmacy details in Frederick, Maryland.
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Loualennes
Foularde
UODS
Sue
Dr. Mean
Clinton HE. Sain
Frederick
Local notices and events from Frederick area listing brief engagements
Local notices show fundraisers at The Last Loaf by the Woman's College alumni for library fund on Friday April 12 at 1 o clock with 25 cent seats. others advertise blacksmithing move to All Saints and Bentz, opticals at Park Hotel April 10, dressmaking services, kindergarten pupils exhibition April 11 at Hemp Han. various ads include New Code of Ordinances copies for sale, Mite Society social, and medical and business notices with names such as T. O. Mateny and Dr Herman adding context about local services and upcoming events.
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Qulhance
Qhaca
Weaston
City Opera House
Kemp Hall
Mite Society
Grace Reformed Church
Junior Hall
The
Woman's College
MccCardell’s
Hemp Han
Advertised Letters and New Paris Indians Team
A Frederick postoffice notice lists remaining advertised letters dated April 6 1901 with two week claim window before transfer to dead letter. Also announces a newly formed Paris Indians baseball team with Houck as captain and Loy as manager. lineup includes Honek Kline Smith Doll Roelkey Albaugh Smith Railing Loy.
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North End Boys
Paris Indians
W. Honek
W. Kline
J. Smith
G. Doll
L. Roelkey
J. aAlbaugh
B. Smith
A. Railing
R. Loy
Houck
Loy
Arm Dislocation Report For Eight-Year-Old Boy
Louis Cole aged 8 son of Edward Cole of West Fifth Street fell from a wagon on Sunday and dislocated his arm.
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Louis Cole
Edward Cole
West Fifth Street
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Wasniveron
Taz
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Cacy
Pat
Hymeneas
Barrier—Moffatt
George F. Barker
Reformed Parsonage
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C. Thomas Remsberg
Second Street
Handsome Windy
Cisne
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Wizard of the Wire
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Wattery
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
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Clinton E. Main
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Ideale
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Frederick, MD
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Walkersville
Wm. H. Ts
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Heal
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Frederick, ND
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Sara
Professiurial Yavine
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Frederick, Mb
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G. Bores, Jr
Priceuyen
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City Register
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Highbarger
Park Hotel
West Patrick Street
All Saints and
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T. O. Mateny
Herman
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Esver
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Stresen
Dr. Wa
Botele
Lavi Thomas
E. H. Willard
W. Warner
Lapigs
Alice Pocklin
Sally Smith
Mary E. “Immerman
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