Lost Nepoteon third emperor of the French is noted
The fragmentary item references a historical figure described as the third emperor of the French, born in Paris, with scattered OCR text mentioning names and passport issues. The readable parts point to a historical overview but lack coherent dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipril
Bistory- Ass
Cheries
Bessy
Losts
Nepoteon
Paris
Dl Ut Casselheret
Sarthause
Bisake Spenner
Bos
Neesomy Irregularity Prompting Prompt Revert Needed
Subscribers urged to revert promptly to address irregularities in received papers. unclear phrasing suggests systemic dispatch issue affecting delivery cadence and issue resolution. officials request swift action to restore standard receipt timelines and ensure consistent newspaper deliveries to all subscribers.
Personal visits and new job moves noted in city
Baltimore visitors include Dr Gilfford Sappington from Asion vile and Mrs O F Goodell visiting in Lincoln Nebraska. Residents like Mr T C Fesser of Littlestown Pa and Mr O B Fretwell of Jesstaps Md spend holidays with friends. Garry Libbert and Gay Albaugh travel to Philadelphia for Ox fibre Brush work. Wilson Bebley to begin as Diazkeeper at Farmers' Exchange on Monday.
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Aswignst
Thor
David Lowanstein
Baltimore
Gilfford Sappington
Asionvile
Migs Aunis Hagan
Tansyivwe
Misa Mas Hagan
North Market Street
Alvs Glachill
Bowers
George Wackte
Lewis Mehmiing
Patrick Street
T. C. Fesser
Littlestown
O. F. Goodell
Lincoln
Nebraska
O.B. Fretwell
Jesstaps
Gay Albaugh
Philadelphia
Edward Borkert and Son
Washington
Cess
Distar
West Patrick Street
Roger E. Young
Bers Gambrili
Garl Cooling
Wm. Fisher
Havre de Grace
Bastar
Mir. H. Eschlive
Grand Union
Zork
Wicklesa
Pir
Wilson Bebley
East Patrick Street
Farmers’ Exchange
Crossing At East Third Street Sets New Municipal Project
Brief items note a new crossing at East Third and East streets by municipal authorities. Properties on West Patrick street receive repainting from local contractors including Ramsburg residence and Mehriing dwellings. The United ovgins held a trial at South Market street bridge last evening with satisfactory results. Mrs James E Walker’s residence on West Patrick street repainted by J Henry Lamps and crew. Eagles lodge plans moving from Farmers and Mechanics National Bank building to a new Gusberg on West Patrick street near Morgaz Gecil’s store.
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East Third
East Streets
Robert Ramsburg
West Patrick Street
George Gittinger
Casper Mehriing
Edward Simmons
United Ovgins
South Market Street Bridge
James E Walker
West Patrick Strees
J Henry
Lodge of Eagles
Farmers’ Snd Mechanics’ National Bank
Gusberg
West Patrick Streat
Nrar
Morgaz Gecil
Continental Uniforme for Jamesworth Lodge Team
Fredonis Council No 36 OCAM received a varied birdsoma set of Continental uniforms for the bridge's degree team. The velvet outfits present a very fine appearance and will be used for the first time tonight at the mission that is total face.
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Fredonis Counci
Idge
Tha Iission
Totazs Pisce
Dogs Kill Chickens at Hennery in West Patrick Street
Two stray dogs broke into the hennery of Mr. Obsries Routzski on West Patrick street, killed and devoured several chickens. The dogs were later found and Ellied by Mr. Routzaha. Great Encphence Ceming, Mr. John W. Oserry, and the Great Jaccdance of the I. O. & M. will visit Obippewa Tribe No. 19 tonight, marking the first time in over fifty years the honor has been conferred.
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Obsries Rontzski
West Patrick Street
Routzaha
Ceming
John W. Oserry
Obippewa
Bick Headache Remedy Sold at Pearre Drug Store
An early 20th century medical note cites Bick headache as caused by stomach derangement and recommends Champertista’s Stomach and Liver Tablets sold at A. L. Pearre’s drug store. The listing asks about the position of Eva Peu Acre in relation to the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champerista
A. L. Pearre
Musical Festival Given With Great Success
Yas Frederics Chorus and Scolaty opened its spring Musical Festival with The Holy City by Gant and selections from Fanss. The audience replied warmly as the performance presented a calm contemplative view of spiritual themes and the hopeful message of a higher life.
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Yas Frederics Chorai Scolaty
Gant
Coutrilio Solo
Choir praises and debuts as Creation opens season
Rerouance and high tones fill a concert night as soloists Miss Maywood and Mr Deare lead a strong chorus. The article lauds the contralto and tenor performances and notes the Choral Society’s improvement under Mr Beckwith. Luca Haydn's Creation is set to follow, with nature awakening in music.
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Colorstars
Mire Martie
Delle Sedle
Parte
Gropvel
Faust
Cacral Society
Deare
Boston
Frederick
Martin
Jostios
Mephistopheles
Mads
Bar— Pers
Miss Maywood
Luca Haydn
Roosevelt Greets Daughters of the American Revolution
President Roosevelt yesterday welcomed more than 130 D A R members in the Blue Room crowding around from 2:30 to 3:00 pm. Mrs. McLean, president general, presented the group as Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt stood nearby. Mrs. McLean wore a white gown with a long train and a white plume, accompanied by orchids and lilies.
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Roosevels
White Horse
Theosgatha Blus
Rooeaelt
Danalad McLean
McLear
National Society of the Daughters
Oratorio and Faust Evening by Society Leaders Honored
The society led by Mr Beckwith and the orchestra under Mr Boruschsin presented Spohr’s The Last Judgment and Faust as the second half, receiving high praise. Mrs Donald McLean, president general, hosted a grand reception in the vast Kew Wilford banquet hall with American flags, bouquets, and attendees from Maryland.
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Spohr
Beckwith
Franz Boruschsin
Faust
Donald McLean
Kew Wilford
McLean
Maryland
Gaga
Mrs McLean
Review of Faust Esdadund soloists and orchestra
The soloists and choir deliver a strong performance highlighting the music with the lovely vocal lines and dramatic ensemble. Mrs Martin, though unfamiliar to Frederick, impressed with her distinctive voice and lingering memory of the tone.
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Faust Esdadund
Mra Martin
Frederick
Lances
Bel
Basssew King Wedding At Mr Jamaci King Home
Hymeneal notices describe the Basssew King wedding held last night at 8 o clock at the home of Mr Jamaci King on Glater Street. Lilian Larizia Hing wed John Lews Hanshew in a ceremony by Rev Dr Ostorne Ingle. A reception followed with many relatives and friends in attendance. The couple plan to settle in Madison.
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Basssew
Jamaci King
Glater Street
Lilian Larizia Hing
John Lews Hanshew
Ostorne Ingle
Nusz—Bartsock
Irs G. Nazz
Naomi Hartsick
Frederick
Baltimore
Relief drive begins in Frederick for San Francisco quake victims
Frederic residents rally for funds clothing and bedding donations to aid Californias earthquake and fire sufferers. Company A M N G and The News pledge $10 each to start the fund as local officials coordinate reception at the Presbyterian Sunday school room on West Second Street.
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Bfany
Fredericx
Tom
Calfornia
Tor News
Bean
Smith
Tae News
Company A. M. N. G
Tar News
San Francisco
Thomas Freeman Dixox
Presbyterian Sunday School
West Second Street
Brotherhood of Mar
Frederick
OG. R. Watt
A B. Costigar
Ernest 5
Wn. Anderson
George Anderson
Los Angeles
Edward A. Toms
Register of Whills
Wm. Toms
Alameda
Oil
San Franchsco
Relief Messages Authorized for San Francisco Sufferers
Office managers of Western Union and Postal Telegraph quote relief protocol. Messages relating to San Francisco sufferers are to be transmitted free when offered by duly constituted relief organizations or official crisis bodies. Delays may occur due to conditions at the destination.
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O. Mantz Doll
Frederick
Western Union Telegraph Co
San Francisco
Francisco Bron
O. E. Huntzbarry
Postal Telegraph Co
Postal Telegraph Cable
Publc
May Hillman Stock Company Returns With A Woman's Victors
The May Hillman Stock Company returns to the Guy Opera House on Monday April 22. Miss Hillman leads a strong supporting cast delivering merit in every piece with detailed presentation and seamless ensemble work.
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May Hillman
Fraige
Miss Hillman
Guy Opera House
Victors
Funeral for Miss Mary Oscilia Robiveco in city
The remains of Miss Mary Oscilia Robiveco, who died near Fonkatown, arrived by B and O railroad this morning at 835 o'clock. Requiem mass was held at St. John's Catholic church by Rev. Fr. W. J. Kane. Interment followed at St. John's cemetery. EY. Schroeder was the funeral director.
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Mary Oscilia Robiveco
Fonkatown
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
John’s Cemetery
EY. Schroeder
Isla GS Bank Financial Snapshot From Fragmentary OCR
Fragmented OCR shows balance like capital stock paid in 100 000 Surplus fund 250 000 Undivided profits less expenses and taxes paid 5 Nations Bank notes outstanding Due to other national banks Due to states and savings Due to approved reserve agents Dividends unpaid Individual deposits 203502 46 cancelled checks 1073 35 39 200 00 30321.
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Frederick
State of Mar
FOYE
Oreritratta
Isralaze
Axtures
Mosey Herarveiz Bank, Sveele
U. S
Clreason
Canital
Gepos
Waeraen Este
Magnificent bargains in black goods and textiles
A crowded ad lists wholesale fabrics and small goods including towels, wrappings, parasols, and dress trimmings. It promotes low prices on cotton towels, imitation wool fabrics, and black fabrics, urging buyers to inspect samples and compare quality for value. It highlights new items, frequent offerings, and references to department store sections and wholesalers.
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Loch Bisek
Stincsk Plack
Sliehs Bleck Ssucaller Granitz
Lecausa
Bethyle
Lewness
Eralds
Venice
Sles
iGo
George
Rodd
Local notices and ads mix of 19th century items
A garbled assortment of local notices and advertisements from Trexel & Four and others. It mentions a fire house event with the Girls' Friendly Society, an Easter gas range sales push, seed catalogs, kindergarten sale, and various shop promotions. Names include Neidig Miller, Dan, and Drvesex & Co with items like hats, gas ranges, garden seeds, and baby notices.
State News and Local Notices From Yesterday
Cramped Hamilton style report notes Sven of Intarese Here ana Fher and Fedar More cruisers arriving at Ancast Olia to join the John Pactores parmoniss. The Board of Public Works votes to sell the state's stock in the Fasten Nations Bank. John Banks, cashier of the Oxern peske City National Bark, dies at home from attempting to swallow poison. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad schedules relief trains to San Francisco if supplies reach Camden warehouse. Governor Warfield assigns Frank V. Rhodes to review pardon cases. executive clemency granted in several matters. Charles H. Monroz of the South Cumberland Hailroad remains missing. fundraiser proceeds of 223 for the baseball team are missing. Mayor Mish reveals green bag contents at last night’s special meeting. Several appointments rejected by the council for city clerk, market inspector, and other posts. fire alarm system supervisor and clock winder confirmed.
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Ancast Olia
Board of Public Works
Steck
Fasten Nations Bank
John Banks
Oxernpeske City National Bark
Hig
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
San Francisco
Camden
Warfield
Frank V. Rhodes
Exe Equimors
Charles H. Monroz
Secratary
South Cumberland Hailroad FY. M.O. A
Beneft
Hagerstown
Mish
John B. Sweensy
John W. Heoher
J. Frei Lum
Benjamin Dich
Harry K Binning
Explosion rocks Alberton camp. two workers killed
A massive blast of about 400 pounds of dynamite at the T A Shoemaker contractor camp near Alberton shattered windows and caused a ground shaking that woke residents from Ellicott City to Dockeysville. Laborer Robert Bettzil was blown to atoms. Describe widespread fear of an earthquake-like event.
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T. A. Shoemaker
Alberton
Robert Bettzil
Ellicott City
Ostonsvile
Mead Washington
Dockeysville
San Fran
Gliicots City
Lime Set Car Afire at Railroad Yard
A freight car of the Frederick and Middletown Railroad loaded with lime caught fire from heat while stationary at the car barn yesterday. Lime was shoveled away before further damage occurred to the car and nearby siding.
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Frederick
Middletown
Limarom
Gilmore Schley
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Satarday
WF. Li. Moos
Obas
Schroeder
Kolb Bobe
Tona
P. Bennete
Gao
S. Redock
Brief
Eva Peu Acre
Herb Soldsets
Halydn
Madhice G. Bece
Aonansi
Ark
George Deane
Mes Frederic Martin
Frederic Martin
Mrs
Wa A. Groppel
Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Cross of the Busimega
Ifty
California
M.N.G
Rev
F. FL. Dixon
Citizens' National Bank
Isla GS
Total
Zetome SL
Aetland
Consrr
Fitzpesia
G. Zpanerwes
Wal G. Zingierman
Gasbier
Thomas
Art Thomes
H. Haller
John
Kamsburg
J.D. Barker
John Hendrickson
Hecurs
Tockr Yard
Valle
Sela
Gosheet
Hendrickbor
Neidig & Miller
Nedig & Miller
Loogal
Trexel & Four
Patrick Straes
Firsmee
Aprilis IL. 2
Stone
J.A. Holderate
Girls’ Friendly Society of All Esinta’ Episcopal Chuch
Saterday
Echool
Ton Ld Ceats
Blemenster & Co
I. Dan
Asp Electric Co
Drvesex & Co's
Sterling & Lone
Trent
Pecsenis, Md
Sohmid
I. E. Hellesix
China
L. E. Mullinix
Thos. P. Rice
Jonomas P
Foxseal
Fariely
Piloe
H. E. Emith
Church Street
Marizdawira
Peterman
Franklin Street
Ballimsra
CITY
Maissaarly
C. L. Espauver
de. C. E. Foster
Hoes Removet Biz Dental Office
tolSs North Market Street
Thera Stero
Mayztalr D. HN
Kefauyer
Sradericki
Taife
Morgan Oecel
Fancy and Staple Groceries NO
West Pathick,sireey Frederick, MD
Ophe
Arl
Borley
Melice
Besant & Knott
Cue Hotel
Seaton
W. Patrick Street
Markea
Rhode Island Reds
Leonard Barrfex
Woodsboro
Tet
Tes
Tolice Bata
B. Safpingtor
North
Merket Street
City Fall
BeiHive
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Intarese
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