Fragmented 19th Century Notice From The Daily News
A damaged OCR page fragment reports multiple items including deaths and events from 1866 and 1830 era figures. It mentions Frankie deed, Charlesto, and Canadian statesmen with scattered names such as Alexander Mackenie. references an Anglo Chinese treaty context and a boilerplate obituary tone.
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Babel
Giatada
Brebep Boyan Hoadky
de Bemannn
Frankie Deed
Tite
Yalhaw
Beri Charlesto
Alesande Mackenie
Guprameet
Crenata
England
China
Japan
Téss—James Richteers
Amelva
Fragmentary Business Directory Entry Names and Addresses
A partial list shows names such as A L Pearre aker Johnson Sonr Annie B Herbert Mrs Pullman Mrs P Krise 188 Market St Mrs Payne Street Doll s Neidig Miller Rodock Co. indicating an 19th century business directory fragment with scattered surnames and street details. Some entities repeat unclear punctuation.
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Annie B. Herbert
Pullman
P. Krise
Market St
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs S P Miller William Sport is visiting in this city. Dr Beatty of Middletown is spending the day in Frederick on business. State's Attorney Worthington is in Brunswick on business. Mr Thomas Eckstein of Washington spends a few days with relatives in Frederick. Mr Calvin Page Record street resumes studies at the Maryland Agricultural College. Misa Cooper and Miss Gray of Maine visit Miss Susan Marke y East Second street. Mr Victor McHoenry of Atlantic City N J returns after visiting relatives in Frederick. Mr E T H DeLashmutt of New York returns after a few days with relatives in Frederick.
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S. P. Miller
William Sport
Dr. Beatty
Middletown
Frederick
Worthington
Brunswick
Thomas Eckstein
Washington
Calvin Page
Record Street
Maryland Agricultural College
Misa Cooper
Miss Gray
Maine
Susan M. Markey
East Second Street
Victor McHoenry
Atlantic City
N.J
E. T. H. DeLashmutt
New York
Work of Death and Obits From Montgomery County
A Montgomery county death column notes William R. Purdumn of Cedar Grove aged 48 after an appendectomy illness, leaving a widow and seven children. Henry W. Roane dies in Baltimore at 73 from throat cancer, survived by his wife Estelle Trego and seven children. Mrs Phoebe Ann Beall dies near Pearl aged 65, funeral at Mt Carmel. Thomas A. Warren dies in Gettysburg at 70, survived by a widow and six children including George Warren. Frederick Shipley, formerly of Frederick, dies in Miamisburg Ohio at 44 from consumption. A list of Democratic census enumerator appointments for Carroll county follows, naming several towns and individuals.
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William BE. Purdumn
William R. Purdumn
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
Henry W. Roane
Baltimore
Virginia
Sur
Roane
Estelle Trego
Phoebe Ann Beall
Phosbs Ann Beall
Pearl
Annie Johnson
Frederick
Mt. Carmel
Thomas A. Warren
Gettysburg
George Warren
Frederick Shipley
Miamisburg
Ohio
Blast in Cellar Kills Man in Bernhard Kinsell Case
Reported explosion in Bernhard Kinsell residence along the old National pike east of Hancock Maryland sent Jocka Kinsell through two floors after he attempted a controlled blast to remove a cellar rock. Kinsell a recently married teacher, and his wife fled to safety before the blast.
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Blast
Bernhard Kinsell
Fairview
Old National Pike
Hancock
Jocka
Kinsell
Keerng
G E R D SHITH TY Du NEAT MATOR E. A. GITTINGER Elected
In a municipal election yesterday the following officers were elected: Mayor, Professor George Ed Smith, Democrat, with E. A. Gittinger reelected city register by a narrow majority. The count continued past midnight as ballots were tallied.
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Prof
Geo. Ed. Smith
City Register Election Details From Four Precincts
The City Register election results show Prof. Smith with a 133 vote lead and Gittinger by 91, with ballots cast across four precincts and 113 discarded. Counts were slow and many ballots used non indelible pencils, leading to notable recounts and widespread split tickets.
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City Register
Ote
Mayor Elect Geo Ed Smith Frederick Resident for 20 Years
Professor Geo Ed Smith the mayor elect has lived in Frederick for over two decades. Born in Washington or Midvale, he served as a navy bugler on the Macedonia, taught music, and since 1872 led the Evangelical Reformed church choir. He married Miss Mason of Shepherdstown, W V, in 1893 and was named to the county election board by Governor Smith. Contests over ballots and alleged misprints are discussed by party leaders.
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Tee
Geo. Ed. Smith
Frederick
Washington Orate Mid
United States Navy
Macedonia
Europe
Evangelical Reformed Church
Jacks Alexander Mason
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Smith
County Board of Election Supervisors
Gen
Baughman
Sen. Baughman
Maryland
Union
Woman's College directors reorganize and plan heating plant
The Woman's College board met in the college office with full attendance and elected officers anew. John Gassman of Hagerstown joined as a director. President Appleton reported departmental progress and most recommendations were approved. Faculty mostly reappointed. Latin and Greek chair resigns. The board discussed widening West Hall rooms and a new heating plant. A photo was taken and the board adjourned after a full day in session ahead of June commencements.
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Woman's College
John Gassman
Hagerstown
Apple
West Hall
At Home of Mr Beckwith for Choral Society
The Logeal World notes a refined gathering at Conservatory Hall hosted by Mr Beckwith for the Choral Society. Attendants included Miss Diehl, Miss Lantz, and Miss Cork with boards of directors, enjoying ices, cream, cake, and coffee in a tastefully decorated studio setting. Trailing arbutus blossoms dot hill sides, slow to bloom due to cool weather, expected to brighten with sun.
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Beckwith
Choral Society
Conservatory Hall
Mr. Beckwith
Diehl
Miss Lantz
Miss Cork
Able to Work Again Mr William F Harrison Recovers
William F Harrison Baltimore and Ohio general agent at Washington Junction is recovering from a paralysis. He has partially resumed duties after being struck by illness about ten weeks ago.
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William F. Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Junction
Maryland State Teachers Meeting at Blue Mountain House
The Maryland State Teachers Association schedules its next annual gathering at the Blue Mountain House for July 1 2 and 3. Also notes market quotes from Local Mart, health updates on D M Main and J D Hendrickson, and a health tonic advert for Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
California Fig Syrup Company
Pastor Dies After Fall From Scaffold at Hanover Church
Rev George B Resser pastor of Emmanuel Reformed Hanover fell from a scaffold 45 feet high while supervising base placement for a cross at Abbottstown street church. He died within minutes from brain hemorrhage. He was about fifty, educated at Mercersburg and Lancaster, previously served Emmitsburg Fairfield and Lebanon churches, married to Grace Motter sister of Rev I M Motter. funeral set for Saturday 1 30 pm with Dr Eschbach attending.
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Grace Motter
Isaac Motter
Isaac M. Motter
George B. Resser
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Hanover
The
Reformed Church
Emmiteborg
Abbottstown Street
Resser
Esterday
Wien
Waynesboro
Mercersburg
Lancaster
Theological Seminary
E. R. Eschbach
Eschbach
United Brethren Memorial Church Nears Completion
The United Brethren Memorial Church nears completion with exterior praised as beautiful. Doors hung, pews arrived, and mostly memorial windows soon installed. Interior finished with frescoed walls and sky blue pulpit recess, seating 400, organ chamber and Moler pipe organ planned, steam heating, chapel linked for Sunday school, and 300 delegates expected for next month’s Centennial conference.
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United Brethren
Multiple Funerals Reported in City Yesterday
Funeral services held yesterday for Henry McHenry at his North Market home with Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman officiating. Pallbearers named. interment at Mt. Olivet. A. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors. Also services for Roger Jackson at St John’s Catholic Church with interment at St John’s cemetery. John E. Hill, colored, interred at Mt. Olivet. Mr. Wm. Spinner laid to rest at Prospect Church. Mrs. Mary E. O. Wilson honored at Doubs church. A. T. Rice & Sons noted as general directors.
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Henry McHenry
North Market Street
Luther Kuhlman
Osborne Inglis
Thomas Fyler
Andrew Babel
Jacob Dadisman
A. H. Harrington
John Dadisman
David Groff
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Roger Jackson
John E. Hill
Iate
East Sixth Street
Chas. H. Murry
James Tyler
Isaac Pleasants, Jr
Wm. Johnson
Mort. Jones
Geo. Tall
Andrew Gross
Greanmount Cemetery
Feneral
Wm. Spinner
Prospect Church
Baltimore
Rev. Marriott
Mount Airy
Frank Bartholow
William Shaw
Jeremiah Browning
Hotten Murphy
Rippon
John Molesworth
L. T. Lewis
Mary E. O. Wilson
Doubs
P.O. Edwards
David Hoffman
William Basford
Calvin Gsiebert
James Grimes
Harry Myers
William Hickman
Mt. Miivet
O. OC
Carty
Convention Opens for Junior Order United American Mechanics in Oakland
State Councilor David Heiler presided at the Oakland convention with L O Webster and S Davis in support. Welcome addresses were delivered by Scott T Jonas and Julius C Renninger. reports noted new councils formed in Baltimore, Howard counties and a 1901 session bazar proposed. Financials show total receipts 170 75 08 and net worth 158 028 84. Several councils surrendered or consolidated. bank building renovations and residence repainting were underway.
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Seuoummu Sdasiul
State Council of Maryland
United American Mechanics
Oakland
David Heiler
Baltimore
L. O. Webster
Deals Island
S. Davis
Scott T. Jonas
Garrett Councll
Julius C. Renninger
A S. Weaver
Friendship Council
Heller
Baltimore City
Ooolumbus
Sele
Oemabee
Reed Wiescoats
Wabash
Howard County
Long Corner
Long Corner, No
State Council
Charles S. Davis
Woman's Missionary Society to hold biennial session
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church will hold its twelfth biennial session in Luther Place Memorial church, Washington, D. C., May 1 to 6, inclusive.
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Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Place Memorial Church
Washington, D. C
Millinery Openings and Local Notices in Frederick Md
A sequence of local notices and ads from Frederick Maryland details spring and fall millinery openings at several shops with dates April 18 through 27. It includes hat and bonnet displays, palm readings by Mrs. Pullman, fare listings at a cafe, carriage and livery services, and a brief memorial poem for Mrs. Mary Horner.
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P. Kniss
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
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Carroll County
Democratic County Central Committee
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Edward S. Harner
Uniontown
BE. Lee Erb
Myers
Addison S. Morelock
Woolery’s
William W. Shamer
Freedom
Edwin M. Shipley
George W. Cook
Manchester
Franklin P. Bribart
Westminster
Abram Winters
O. Floyd Lynch
Hampstead
John W. Shank
Franklin
Lewis A. Koontz
Middleburg
Orestes R. Koontz
New Windsor
Elwood E. Sunder
Union Bridge
W. J. Crabbs, Jr
Wiltiam
Harrison
Misses Mantz
South Market Street
M. C. Getzbaugh
Saturn
E Payne
Richard Grayson
Jacob Buckey
E. A. Gittinger
BE. A. Gittinger
Aljermen
John Baumgardner
Geo. W. Kindley
Edward D. Lease
John L. Michael
John E. Schell
Prof. Smith
Mr. Gittinger
George Eb, Smith
Ramabure
Lease
Michael
Schell
Biser
Brown. K
Condon
Mateny
Zimmernan
A Au
Woman's College Directors
J. E. W. Hargest
D.M. Main
East Fourth Street
John D. Hendrickson
Iiss
Emmitsburg
United Brethren Memorial Church
TR. Q.U. Ai ML
Maryland State Council
Citizens’ National Bank
James Hane
Misa Janet Williame
South Market Streat
News OF the Churches
East Church Street
E. Payne
Dolre
Thomas Sponseller
Central Livery Stables
Brawery Alley
N.r.&d Mainz
Market Street
M. C. Getzpavan
Fred. West
Boston
Sam’s Place
Market Space
Eaper
Wm. OC. Boteler
Mary Horner
Moother
M. M
John Hendrickson
Opus Wodki
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Farhion
India
Drassey
Nani & Mann
Clinton E. Mann
Hurlbin
Isanogle & Wagaman
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Sappingtor
Adawly
City East
Rodook & Cotte
Prins Wen
Gesson
Foulardette
Materic
Roduce & CO
A. T. Rios & Sox
North Market Steely
Frederik CO
T. F. Rice
Pourri
Abova
Han
F. V. Stavgs
Phoney
Ceresville Flour
John T. Baker
Promimentar
Mt. Pleasant
Caresville
Shriner
Woodaboro
Liberty
Marget
New London
Prederick City
Flogsee EE
Eote Gomez
Anna E. Herresa
City Hotel
Alido
Potomac River
Carioad
Willard
Eeller
E. Patrickigt
S. Biser
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H. E. Peterman
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Franklin Street
Beetiemore
Zacane Throat Hospital
D. Stewart P. Dean
North Market
Frederick Co
Pye R. Snooe
Lewistown
Mr. A. Cramar
Sec2idant
Dutrow
Walkersville
Wr H. Ramsbdare
Charles B. Foot
Frederick City
Datzidawil ‘Arvey BR
Real Es Tate
B. Rosenour’s Scoce
Patrick St Wells
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