In History Horil 17 Hints at Quiet Military Events
Fragmentary lines reference Dr Esnfemin Stankilc and figures like William Gimere Simms amid 19th century regional struggles. Mentions of battles, penal systems, and vehicles suggest a contested era with references to Garages and a mishmash of place names such as East Colanet TW and Stace Broz.
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Horil
Esnfemin Stankilc
Berm Ars
Gimere Simms
Iesorgeser
Chins
Disusier
Somanend
East Colanet
Excerpted Classifieds and Notices Fragment
Fragmentary list of ads and notices including sale items fashion terms and a require report of irregularities in paver deliveries. Mentions individuals and local businesses such as Samar ian's College Hill and Dall Bros with scattered phrases like Spring Dress Goods and Excorutor's Notice.
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Esteben Osbinsta
Tax Weekly News Adverts and Publication Details
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and special features. It claims Frederick city and county circulation as the largest and invites copy for ads by Wednesday at 8 am and changes by 12 pm that day.
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Tax Weekly
Frederick City
Tax Westy News
Personal Easter Border Visits Across Town Families
A number of residents list Easter week visits and holiday stays. Mr. Wesley Swope with his mother spent Easter Monday at Buckingham school. Harry Dill and family of Baltimore visit his parental home here. Zeno Brightwell and family visit Baltimore friends. Frederick Mato and family take Tome cottage at Braddock colon for the season. Edward T. Morsell from Buckeys town spends holidays at his Ostonshire home. Joanna Best of Washington visits grandfather C. O. Carty East Patrick street. B S W Parrish of Baltimore visits father in Adamstown, Md. Kehoe family visit Washington relatives. Mary Smith and granddaughter Mary Bhaw of Baltimore visit Mrs. Lewis Fraley. Dalry Thomas spends holidays with Miss Sealife Mercier in Point of N. T. Haller’s home. Jazan Helier with Mrs. Haller spend Easter with Miss Haller in South Market street. F. E. Neighbors and Fleet Neigh bors with Mery Neighbors spend Easter with Neighbors’ mother in Johnsville, Md. J A Jayos of Woern-Jeysville Pa and Harry D Young of Washington, who had visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Weiner, have returned. E N Snouffer and family from Buckeystown spend Easter with Mrs. M. G. MMirer at 226 East Second street.
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Wesley Swope
Buckingham School
Harry Dill
Baltimore
Zeno Brightwell
West Patrick Street
Frederick Mato
Tome
Braddock Colong
Edward T. Morsell
Buckeystown
Ostonshire
Mitts
Joanna Best
Washington
C. 0. Carty
East Patrick
B.S. W. Parrish
Baltimorr
Geo. T. Kohisahberg
Adamstown
Bros
Lewis Fraley
Misa Dalry Thomas
South Market Straat
Sealife Mercier
N. T. Haller
Jazan Helier
Johns-ville
J. A. Jayos
Woern- Jeysville
Harry D. Young
Geo. H. Weiner
E. N. Snouffer
Helen Jennings Snouffer
E. N. Snouffer, Jr
M. G. Mmirer
East Second Street
Advertised Letters in Frederick City Post Office April 11 1986
A dated list shows names of letters remaining in the Frederick city post office advertised letters file for April 11 1986. Recipients must call to claim within two weeks else items go to the dead letter office. Names include James Bantzall Charles Hammer Giorga Kaufman Abraham Martle Dr F G Nelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Dity
Ofice
Gest Lexen
James Bantzall
Chames Brown
Louis T. Fout
William Graham
Charles Hammer
Giorga Kaufman
Abraham Martle
F. G. Nelson
Frank Thompstor
Bridge Damaged by Flood Near Geresvilis
County commissioners inspected Geresvilis bridge after Saturday night flood. About fifty feet of the wall of the west wing collapsed and an abutment was badly damaged, forcing partial closure and warning against heavy loads. Local merchants advertise to fill space with suitable talk and attract customers.
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Geresvilis
Pppara Sida
Work Suspension Sparks Official Scrutiny of Reassessments
Criticism from Chief Judge McSherry on reassessment orders prompts a pause in the 6303 project. City officials consider legality and the mayoral directive as property assessment work is halted pending a Board of Aldermen meeting.
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McSherry Causee Raytor Smith
Smith
Levy
McSherry
Osth
Smithesid
Board of Aldermen
Wednesdar
Firemen and baseball headlines in Frederick notes
At a special meeting of the independent Hose Company delegates will be appointed for a State Firemen’s meeting in Westminster in June. A committee will report at the April 27 regular meeting on securing a hose wagon and related plans. The Jeeter Steam Fire Engine Company held a special meeting to draft regulations on deaths of John Edward Gittinger and others. A baseball game between Maryland School for the Deaf and Frederick ended 7 to 12 in favor of Frederick, with notable plays by Dresger Easter and Benson. Other People’s Money at Guy Opera House drew Frederick amateurs to raise funds for Company A, with a strong cast led by Hutchinson Hopper and Miss Myrtle Hershberger.
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S Hose Company
Stats
Westminster
Jacob Rosenstock
Jeeter Steam Fire Engine Company
John Edward Gittinger
S Eimer Brown
Wm. B. Shipley
Francis Smith
Maryland
Desf
Frederick
Cadden
Benson
Dresger
Oy Phiesger
Easter
Guy Opera House
Assigs
Isncs
Caver Ona
Hutchinson Hopper
Harry Kefanger
Oliver Starbird
Wm. Lebbert
Marjory Hopper
Myrtle Hershberger
Drama at Adamstown to stage Border Land
Border Land a three act drama will be presented at Agamztown on Wednesday evening April 18 by the young people of Adamstown and vicin fey Toees koms productions for a very popular show drawing large audiences. The piece promises strong asliogs and a large audience is anticipated.
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Adamstown
Border Land
Agamztown
Vicin Fey Toees Koms
Colored Od Fellows Parade In City Streets
The Frederick lodge of colored Odd Fellows and representatives from Hagerstown and other lodges, led by a band, paraded the city streets yesterday afternoon. An entertainment followed at Nezstite Hall that night.
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Frederick Ledge
Odd Fellows
Hagerstown
Iedges
Nezstite Hall
Company A Frontinspected by Army Captain Under Militia Law
Company A of this city will be inspected this evening by Captain Wim. Baird of the United States Army, resisted by Col. Charles D. Gaither acting expector general of the State.
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United States
Wim. Baird
United States Army
Charles D. Gaither
Diamond Rubber Co. wins fabric supply contract for United Fire Co
The contract to furnish fabric fire here for the United Fire Co was awarded last night to the Diamond Rubber Co of New York, bidding through Albert & Smith. Bids were filed from six different firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
United Fire Co
Diamond Rubber Co
New York
Albert & Smith
Admiral Schley to Attend City Banquet
The Business Men's Association banquet will be held at the City Hotel on Wednesday May 2. Admiral Schley has accepted an invitation to attend the event.
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Admiral Schley
Basiness Men's Association
City Hotel
Banques
In Memoriam a Tribute to the Late Mies Alix Pigman
A memorial tribute honoring Miss Alix Pigman is described as a beautiful art piece set at All Saints Episcopal Church. The text praises her devotion to parishioners, charitable works, and warm personality, noting the Easter memorial and the marble memorial figure as a lasting commemoration. It also references Renaissance art and Da Vinci as contextual comparison.
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Mias
Taz News
Atexina Plgmac
All Saints
Oor Gord
da Vinci
Milan
Lothei
Maria Della Gratie
Thas
Peter
Dadas
Conutecanca
John
Eli
da Vincer
de Vinci
Dhese
Leland & Halil
Carrara
Italy
FENERALS NICHOLAS LOCHNER AND JOHN GITZINGER SERVICES
The funerals for Nicholas Lochner and John Edward Gitzinger were held yesterday afternoon and evening at their homes. Rev. Charles F Steck and Rev Dr E B Eschbach conducted services. Pallbearers included J B Lainops Jr Frederick Heichdein Frederick Kopp and others. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with Thomas P Rice Funeral Director.
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Nicholas Lochner
Bar
Charles F. Steck
J B.lainops, Jr
Frederick Heich Dein
Frederick Kopp
J. A Dosring
Wm. C. Birsly
Henry W. Haller
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P Rica
John Edward Gitzinger
East Seventh Street
E .B. Eschbach
Dhs
Frederick Heinlein
Adam Railing
J. B. Schell
C. P. Smith
Thomas Washter
Frank Seacries
Thomas P. Rice
Will of Mrs Kline of Adamstown in Orphans Court
The will of the late Mrs Birs Rebroza Kline of Adamstown is probated in Orphans Court. She bequeaths her property to her four children Lillis Florence Hatte Virgin John S. and Jacob Render Kline share and share alike, provided they agree that her husband Jacob R. Kline may enjoy the furniture while he remains single. She names her children as administrators.
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Pfi
Mre
Kline
Birs
Rebroza Kline
Adamstown
Igur Chidren
Lillis Florence
Hatte Virgin
John S
Jacob Render
Jacob R. Kline
Dwelling Destroyed by Fire North of Jeffers
Fire destroyed the frame dwelling of Roy J Macgh two miles north of Jeffer 20p on Saturday afternoon. The couple were in the garden when they discovered the roof ablaze and tried to summon help, but most belongings were lost. The origin is unknown with $1,200 in insurance on the dwelling.
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Roy J Macgh
Jeffer
Rail line work to start between Frederick and Hagerstown
The Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown Electric Railway plans to begin this week with the first section between Frederick and Unionville. Rights of way along this stretch are nearly saturated. President James E. Ingram Jr of Baltimore and his party toured Frederick and Hagerstown, inspecting property including Snyder lumber yard and other parcels sought by promoters.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown
Uaionville
James E. Ingram, Jr
Isogram
Norman B. Scott, Jr
G. O. Snyder Lember
Asgerstown
Ingram
Arrests for Disorder and Larceny in Brunswick
Calvn Washington, charged with drinking and disorderly conduct on a B and O train, fined $5 or 30 days. Jima Williams jailed after fighting his wife, hearing set for tonight. Alexander Jobrsin fined after fight, $0 paid. Ed Smith fined $2 for disorderly conduct. George R Keith charged with brass larceny, jailed awaiting hearing. Melvin Gross jailed for felony of choking a trap. Mrs. Mary A Gletner, convicted for selling liquor, fined $200 plus costs and remains in custody during payment.
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Calvin Washington
Breegie and
Herwig
Justica J Francis Smith
Jima Williams
Hobbs
John Frencis Smith
Alexander Jobrsin
Johnn Francis Smith
Ed Smith
Dister and Simpson
Justic J+ Francis Smith
George R Keith
Point of Rooke
Col. O. R. Nutt
Justice Wood
Rancy Oy
Mary A Gletner
Courk
Brunswick
Zentenes
Sacris
Music Festival Chorus and Soloists Promised in Frederick
The Choral Society prepares for a two night Festival with one of the citys best choruses and top soloists from New York and Baltimore. An orchestra of unusual size will accompany, drawing strong local support as Frederick and Middletown residents attend.
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Choral Society
Frederick
Middletown
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Ocvelty
O. Ca
Ledger notes show liabilities and capital details
The document lists liabilities and capital items from a bank ledger including capital stock paid in surplus funds due to other banks and state banks and pans, certified checks, and various totals. It references specific figures such as 2155 40 and 250,000 ou.
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Panles Srg Savlars Banka
Snes
Good Things in Tapestries and Household Goods
An old Frederick Maryland shopping page highlights tapestries, pianos, phonographs, and hats for sale. It notes auctions and sales by local merchants, with entries for music shops Emery's Palace of Music and Deer & Viscar, plus a Women’s College Hall entertainment event on April 17 1905 and a Matting Regs display.
German Baptist Conference Opens in Maryland City
The annual conference of theastern District of Maryland of the German Baptist church convened in the city at 9 30 this morning. Devotional services were led by Hitler EH. W. Stoner, followed by an organizational meeting electing Elder EB. A. Bruner as moderator, Elder W.E. Roop as secretary, and Elder O. D. Bongack as reading clerk.
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Astern
Maryland
German Baptist Church
Hitler EH. W. Stoner
EB. A. Bruner
W.E. Roop
Westminster
O. D. Bongack
Washington
Reading
Local notices and entertainment listings feature recitals and sales
The paper highlights Rogers Grilley and a recital at Association Hall as a premier entertainment of the season and notes a rector absence at All Saints' Church. It also covers removal notices for Dr. A Bourne, new gas stock pitches, deviled crabs priced at five cents, and a spring millinery opening by Herrers of Baltimore with Hats and novelties planned for April 17 and 18 in Frederick Maryland.
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Boston
Rogers Grilley
Association Hall
Rogers
Mr. Grilley
Rding Anca EK. Herrers
Baltimore
Etchison
South Market Atraat
Fradarrick
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the Daily News
Apric
Waseirgros
Sesclal Wisezichts
Porlios
WW. L. Moozz
Ans Weather Barnen
WEW
Farmers’ Exchange
W. Riordan Verees
JS. Samarian
College Hill -Am
Saints
Rodeck
the Weekly News
Cnes
Baphiy
Tru
Rais&d
Memoriam
Mies Alix Na Pigman
Fenerals
UN Fonrilte
de Batle Firat
Ingram Tineprete Property Purchaard
Hagercrowe
Acre
Lloyd GC Guller
Braddock Heighte
Frank Hedges
Bnossard
John H. Buossard
Harp & Etokison
Bussard
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Rational Bank
Vas
OS Eostern
Baskator Reserve Agergs
Teo
Barger
Joan Hendricksox
Serpe
Teiupbyar 417
Terest
Express
Theas
Geest Faror
Joan Bhendeich Sor
P.S
Epzolal
Seidig & Miller
Sj Eidig & Miller
Fiske Portlerez
Azseza
Valas
Corporation of
Sil
Jons H. Bsyssrr
TuHsopoRe A. Bcesing
George W. Vanfossen
Asdescora
J. Feass Erissaacer
Emery's
Edteon
Farjors
Hornz
All the Latear
Deer & Viscar
South Market Street
Misa Herrera
Women's College Hall
Rogers—Grillsy
van Venchten Rogers
Barplat
Charles T. Grillsy
Bmouardeil
A. Box Shest
E. L.schimid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Wincew
Kors
North Markat Ss
L. E. Mulliniz
Genzge
George
Bod
Thos, P.rice
Goneral
Bame Brot
ALAHU
Leza
Obula
C.L
North Market Street
Spradis
H. E. Omith
H.E. Petereay
Gify Aotel
Foster
St North Market Street
Sefauver
W.churen Siscet
Fredarickd
Sroceries
LIFE
Morgan Cecil
Fascy and Staple Grocerio
West Patrick Sireet
Frederick, MD
City
CO. R. J
W. Patrick Street
W. M. Markem
Plymouth Rocks
P. T
Mizdim
South
Rhode Island
Leonard Barrick
Woodsboro
F. B. Sippington
Tesse
B. Sappirgtor
Ons Door
Ofty Fall
Woman's College Hell
Wilmington
Messenger
C. A
Troxell & Fout
Patrick
All Saints’ Church
A. &. Bourne
Cinner of All Saints
Iea
B & GO
Cegter
Ererating
Frederick Gis
Elzectei Co
Gem
Miss Herrers
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