Fragmentary OCR Names and Dates From Y News
A garbled OCR item lists various names and dates such as 1826, 1568, 2459, and 1815 along with scattered phrases about the United States War and the Creek nation. It references individuals like Sir John Browbray and L. Viele and mentions locations Maryland and New York with several unclear fragments.
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Fitzgerald Beale
United States
Wash
John Browbray
House of Commons
L. Viele
Offfan
Civil Ware
Fragmentary Baltimore News Teletype From Civil Era Conversations
A garbled OCR style report references General Baugh and Lowndes in Baltimore, with scattered names such as Baughman and Governor, mentioning engines for horses and a local district matter. Several fragments note individuals like J Murray and John Md, plus a reference to Princeton and others. The passage lacks coherent structure but preserves an era tone with multiple named entities scattered across places and persons.
Old Folks Home, Insurance Queries Haunt Maryland Brethren
The Eastern Maryland German Baptist Brethren district met at Meadow Branch church near Westminster to discuss endowment for an old folks home, insurance, and secret orders. Debates covered baptism forms, Duckarde naming in business, and house mission board terms. Elder Uriah Brigler chaired. Urish Bixtar elected district delegate. Jesse Weybright reappointed to the Home Mission Board.
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Propostion Cowes
Frederick
Easstern
Maryland
Meadow Branch
Westminster
Washington Counties
Chesapeake Bay
District of Columbia
Hook
Hitler J. O. Murray
Washington, D.C
Uriah Brigler
George K. Sappington
Thomas J. Kolb
Reading
Brethren
Duckarde
Pips -Oresk
House Mission Board
Jesse Waybright
Double Pips Creer
House Mmninsion
Araby
Long Grean
Watersville
Woodberry
Waenington
Aleswhere
Messieger
W. P. Boglar
Urish Bixtar
Bellefontaine
Jesse P. Weybright
Home Emission Board
The Convict s Daughter at City Opera House Tonight
A melodrama featuring a condemned man. The plot follows an escaped convict who proves innocent of murder and seeks freedom. Col. Gould’s bookkeeper plots to coerce him, while a daughter he discovers tests his loyalty. A dramatic sacrifice and a daring escape endanger all.
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City Opera Houss
Willie
Col. Gould
Lidsby
Sheep Raising in Virginia Boosts Farm Interest
Virginia farmers show rising interest in sheep farming as a profitable venture. F B Gaskies of Culpeper County notes sheep clean undergrowth and brush, improving land. experts expect more court cases as this industry grows and farmers learn sheep value.
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Virginia
Gaskies
Culpepper County
Metropolitan
Appreciation Resolutions From Mount Airy Fire Aid
The town of Mount Airy adopted resolutions thanking United Fire Company No 3 of Frederick Otsy for aid during a January 28 1903 threat of a major fire. The document praises their prompt, cheerful response and expresses willingness to assist Fredericy Oisy in the future, signed by Mayor Byron S Doxsby and Secretary Walter R Rad.
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United Fire Company
Mg. Airy
Frederickity
Mount Airy
No. 3
Frederick Otsy
Tall City
MT. Alry
Proceedings of Baltimore Presbytery meets at Brown Memorial
The Baltimore Presbytery held its spring meeting at Brown Memorial church. Reports covered committee work, dissolution of pastoral relations, and reception of ministers. Temperance committee chair Dr. Williams urged prohibition expansion and praised anti liquor legislation and temperance efforts.
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Brown Memorial Church
Prasebytery of
Baltimore
Robert H. Williams
New’ England
Dr. Williams
Aquor
Sparrowa Point
Sha Presbytery
Plessans Huntar
New York City
Wd - Hoe
New Gas Main Work Progress on East Second Street
Work to lay a new gas main on East Second Street is poorly finished and may finish this evening. New service pipes have been installed in every house on both sides of the street. Paving of the square on Church Street will begin with the gas main work. The old north side main, about fifty years old, is small and will be removed.
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East Second Street
Church Street
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
The Eastern Milling and Export Company publishes today a range of prices including corn 2.33 per barrel shelled 44 cents per bushel wheat No 2 reed 75 per bushel and hay 18 to 20 per ton All figures are in local currency and units reflecting market rates for today
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Sewer Plan Aims to Stop Market Street Flooding
Wilington Del May or Smith says engineer T Chalkley Hatton measured Market Street cellars during a visit last week. Citizens gathered signatures for petitions to build a sewer to relieve repeated floods and curb health risks from sewage water in homes and basements.
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T. Chalkley Hatton
Wilmington
Del
Market Street
Callara
Market
Board of Aldermen
North Market Street
Ramedy
Smith
Cal
Stade
Market Strev
News of the Churches and Local Marriages
Communion services were held at Grace Reformed Pleasant Hill led by Rev. S M Hench with a large turnout and five youths confirmed. Services move to St Pauls Reformed Utica next Sunday at 10 am after Easter rain delay. Zion Reformed Ondarlesville has a 2 30 pm service next Sunday. Miller and Damath wed in Thurmont by Rev O W Stine. Wood and Staley wed at South Market Street home of Hi H Abbott by Rev Dr Eschbach. Miss Turner family sells West Second Street property for 1200 to Baxter Jefferson. Frank McHsary to sell 40 horses at Court Street stables tomorrow.
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Grace Reformed
Pleasant Hill
S M. Hench
St. Paul’s Reformed Congregation
Utica
Zion Reforma
Ondarlesville
Woop—Stalex
Henry W. Wood
Grace B. Staley
Hi. H. Abbott
South Market Street
B. R. Eschbach
New Bank for Ellicott City in early business start
An Ellicott City meeting announced the formation of aState bank with president James Vansant and secretary Laura N. Gatz. The capital stock of 26000 has already been more than subscribed, and a liberal charter has been secured to begin operations soon.
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Ellicott City
James EB. Vansant
Loura N. Gatz
Resolutions of Resped Camp Honor a Deceased Member
The Frederick Camp No. F710 Modern Woodmen of America records its grief after the death of Wis itor A. Staley. The resolution commends his upright character, Christian conduct, and notes the community loss. A copy will be sent to his widow with heartfelt sympathy. Also notices optical home visit by The Orme Optical Co. of Washington, D. C., April 24 to May 2 in Frederick City.
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Wisitor A. Staley
Frederick
Modern
Woodman of America
Cohn
Fada
Howsgp
W.G
The
Orme Optical
Washington, D. C
Frederick City
Agemall Expenga Ag
Ayas
N. Market St
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Roger T. Dawson
Robertson
Morris Hotel
Godtey
National
Gen. Baugh
Bet
Geroetal Baugh
Ianghmat
Molang
Ida
Olina
Carolina
Bal
Balishick
Sally
EB Prir
Thas
Japyarchage
Wal D. Princeton
Samus
J. Murray
Maurfriend
John Md
Annis BR. Ries
Frank Ld
Ings
Markell
Efal
Darios
M. de
Walter A. Adarge
Donkard Sonfarenge
Presbytery OF
PLAS
News OF the Churches
Millee
Damute
Himer O. Miller
Istie M. Damath
Thurmont
O. W. Stine Spring
Turner
West Second Street
Mr. Baxter
Jefferson
Frank McHsary
Court Strest
Cytizens’ National Bank
Cimizens National Bank OF
Prederick
Bunlauss
G. Los. Bee
Yarnsley
Hanke Tot Roeserve Agante
Maukots
Ee Aes Dessice
Etreest
Hebes Ghecke
Nickuy Éle
Danfal Monos
Peresut
Total
State of Maryland
N-P
E. Kefauver
James
Hendrickson
Biles
Newig
Miller
Nubidig & & Miller
Bert Bink
Luetre Sheen
Toa Wanr
Ngea
Ana St
Afoairin
Col Nimpagne
Bisentt
Balekorbickers
Voilas
Clinto
Brug
Qlintone
Maln
Erick County
Eee
the. City Hotel
City Hotel
F. B. Sappington
Jenna
Borers Bros
Sappington
City Hall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Colorado
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Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
British Columbia
Mullin
George 5. Rodock
Henry Cottonades
George
Rodook & CO
A. I. Rice & Sons
A. Rich & Sons
Funeral Directons and
Frederick, Mo
Frederick County
Thomas P. Rich
Buat, Fourth Street
Rae
Barmers! Exchange
Barly
Chays! Clover
Casrell
Peterman
Lawhy
Prats
B. H. E. Smith
Masonic
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Lobt
OL Nicolemub
Wey
New York Hospital
Wal C. Boteler
Azadly
Ederick
Pqung Nglipanmpamenene
Gramer
Rederich
Morteares
Joan
Gall
Gad — Dweillers
E. Patrick
Molastry
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S. Market
Wera Farina
Johnssine
BE. Ghardi Et JS
Jarma
Dareville
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Larre Farm
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Perbu
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Croaceratown
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Cludes
C. E. Qune
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Irving Bachelor
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