Citizens Electric Light and Power Co Thurmont court deeds
In the Officer of the Circuit and Orphans' Courts a series of deeds and water rights are recorded. William E Witbide and wife transfer property to Citizens Electric Light and Power Co of Thurmont. A Wigsler and others convey water rights to the same company. Mackley and wife, Chatifa M Mackley, and John Rouzer also convey deeds and water rights to Citizens Electric Light and Power Co of Thurmont. First and final accounts of the Huffer executors and the House administrator are filed with distributions noted. Inventories of debts due in the estates of Mary Karn Edward Nichols and William Hoffman are listed, with appointments of Edward J Zimmerman and Emory L Coblentz as executors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
William. E. Witbide
Ciizena
Electric
Rhitmont
Citized
Electre Light “and Power" Co
Thurmont
A. Wigsler
Citizens’ Electric Light and Power
Mackley
Charles
M., Mackley
Citizens’ Electric ‘Light and Power Co
Chatifa
M.mackley
Citizens Electric Light and Power Co
John R, Rouzer
Citizens’. Electric’ Light -and-Power “Co
Thur Mont
John It
Rouzer
Citizens* Electric Light
A' Obpeans
Covar
Charles M
Luther M
Samuel J. Huffer
Jacob M. “Huffer
Aled
Charles J. House
Mary
A. Karn
Edward Nichols
Mary A. Karn
William +.Hoffman
Edward J. Zimmerman
Emory L. Coblentz
Amid Sick List Names in City Streets
A local notice lists residents recovering from illnesses on various streets. Jesse Schell of West South street and Sehelly Weat of Sixth street are improving after illness. McGill of East Fifth, Milai Cattle-Grove of North Market, Roy Fader of former city residence, Vorace Cutsall of South Market, and Rev George W Thomag of Adams Town were all sick but showing improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehelly
Jesse Schell
South Street
Sch
McGill
Fifth “Street
Milai Cattle-Grove
Market Street
Roy’ Fader
Baltimore
Vorace Cutsall
George ‘W.‘Thomag
Adams Town
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A fragmentary historical notice references an event involving individuals and a vehicle or circus setting, but the legible details are insufficient to identify names, places, or outcomes. The text remains too degraded to form a coherent summary.
Knights Charge at Manor Picnic Tourney in Cumberland County
A county fair atmosphere prevailed at a large picnic and tourney held at Manor Woods near Carroil grounds. Knights of the Tourrey gathered despite muddy approaches as spectators arrived by auto and carriage. Philip Francis Lee of Urbana delivered an attentive charge before the 15 Sir Knights. The Frederick Select Orchestra provided music as skilled horsemen competed and crowds enjoyed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipe
Francis, Lee
Urbana
Frederick Select
Olanobe
Letties
Neemain Fitzsichmons
George Allnutt
Dutrow
Dan Tidmas
Clint
Pearson
Richard
Cromwell
Witt'ain
Thomas Alinut
Isidore
Day
Percy Ailputt
Raymond Alinute
Paul Sneitzer
Robert Thomas
Col. L
Brien
John ‘Co
Padgett
George
Stouffer
Willam H. Hersperger
McGill Beit
Knight Tournament at Manor Ends With Coronation Honors
A local pageant recreates Arthurian ritual with a round table, knights from Knoxville Locust Grove Montrage Old Virginia Rose Dale Potomac Idlewhile Wheaton and more. Judges crown H. Higdon Beriad and John Null as top amateurs, coronation exercises follow at 2 30 pm, with dancing under the Manor trees and a free dance for ladies. Weather was cloudy all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Higdon
Knoxville
Virginia
M.H. Houck
Rose Dale
Love
Beauty
Brown ‘Titus
Potomac
Lee Dutrow
Idlewhile
Paul Snoufforth Hivedon
Wheaton
Frederick
Voyage On Wheels Trolley Party Battles Braddock Cast
A narrative describes a trolley journey to Myereville and Frederic with a Braddock hotel stop. Participants shouted the Breddock battlecry and burned red fire during the return trip. The cast list includes numerous women and men by name, marking a social gathering on the voyage and hotel stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myereville
Welock
Venethick
Othel Koti
Breddock
Fred Clayton
Braddick
Wheeler
Braddock
Red Tires
Fredericl
City Hotel
Braddon Ows Nuthe
Dent
Xevtlenen
Winslow
Prank Ellis
Hickney
Hackney
Wallace
Kuetit
Mr Wallace
Uel
Morton Handis
Migs
J. Gibeon
Mrecy
UN Rolph
Chanders
He OB
Ee J. Denham
Mes
J.B. Lamble
Mise
Prolab
Mixa Sloan
Chistons Min
Harbing
Lenry
Misa
Mary ‘Biser
Elizabeth Reist
Mike Dingy
Mixé Sexton
Mary Ruppert
Miu
McCarthy
J. Enright
Sr. Guegler
Dorothy ‘Hillett
Mee
EM Lott
Elizabeth Morrow
Social World Entertained at Hendricksons Home
Mr and Mrs Johan Hendrickson hosted a small gathering at West Second Street to honor James Kerr of Bay Ridge visiting their son Carroll Hendrickson. Present were John P Hendrickson Mr and Mrs James Kerr Earlston Hargett James Gambrill William Delapinine Hunt Hendrickson W Schott Hemperger John W Quynn Dean Wy Hendrickson Stewart Miller Fred Oateman and Carroll Hendrickson. Nebraska Indians to play Gaithersburg July 24 at Gaithersburg Athletic Club an attraction for Montgomery County residents. The Indian team comprises genuine American Indians who have toured the United States and Canada in recent seasons. The Gaithersburg squad is strong and a close contest is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrer
Johan D. ‘Hendrickson
West
James Kerr
Bay Ridge
Carroll H. ‘Hendrickson
John Pp. Hendrickson
Meters
Janes Keir
Earlston
Hargett
James J. Gambrill
William. Delapinine
A ‘Hunt ‘Hendrickson
W. Schott ‘Hemperger
John W. Quynn
Dean Wy. Hendrickson
Stewart ‘Miller
Fred Oateman
Carroll He Hendrikson
Nebraska Indians
Gaithersburg
Etchison
Gaithersburg Athletic ,Club
Montgomery County
Nebraska Indian
Genine
United States
Canada
Reformed Sunday School Reunion Held in Creer County
The annual reunion of the Reformed Sunday schools of Creer County features Elizabeth McDaniel and others. A children's hot meal is listed, with prices around 2.90 to 4.10, highlighting local church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Creer County
Lavi i Tv
Auers
Elizabeth ‘McDaniel
Suffragists Open Meeting In Maryland City With Speakers
A Baltimore meeting led by Mrs. Bohard RK Hooker and Dr. Menard A. Kelly discussed Woman's suffrage, with speakers Mrs. Hooker Mrs. Gabriel and Mr. Lewis addressing questions from the audience. The group planned events in Frederick and Braddock Heights then on to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohard RK ‘Hooker
Hagerstown
Hist Des
Jzoooniliers
Kail Suffrage League
Menard A. Kelly
E. Owdbigh
Teoker
Lindaxtie
Brodperts
Maryland
Woniai’s
Ila
Batimere
Alwayn
New York
League
Marie Sout Ballinere
Stocker
Balinore
Amtter
T ‘Omobile
Hooker
Gabriel
Lewis
Ora Tore
City Hotel
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Baltmore
A Grave Charge Against John Carty at Catoctin
John Carty was arrested at Catoctin Furnace yesterday by Sheriff Grimes charged with attempted criminal assault on Mildred and Helen Messer near Catoctin Furnace. The alleged act occurred at the Blue Train crossing north of the Forest. He was brought to Frederick City and committed to jail for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carty
Catoctin
Grimes
Mildred
Helen Mess
Frederick
Hegerstown Journey Through Pelace Theatre
In Hegerstown today travelers and a goat named Pyar move on toward Fredaick, continuing their journey after several days in town. The Pelace Theatre features briefly cited as a waypoint amid tentative plans and local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegerstown
Sacaptele
Vivien Edwarde
Hie
Goat Pyar
Fredaick
Hataning
Bees
Ceraeee
Pelace Theatre
Go.te Pen Mar. About re oat to Pen Mar
Fragmentary note mentions Pen Mar location and a transport or event today. Names and clear details are unreadable but the fragment hints at a visit or arrival related to Pen Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Bank Prospectus Promises Fireproof Vaults and Private Rooms
An early bank prospectus from Scranton, Pa, outlines a fireproof building with burglar-proof vaults. It advertises a ladies room, three private meeting rooms, and many safe deposit boxes. The bank pledges accessible hours, account services for individuals and firms, and a savings department offering a standard rate per annum.
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The readable fragments describe prices such as 1.68 and 225 amid garbled phrases. The source lacks coherent events or names, making a precise summary difficult.
Bill of Complaint in Charles A. Tinker Estate Sale
Daniel Tucker and wife and Mary J. Smith widow filed a circuit court bill through attorneys Reno Harp and Stoner and Weinberg seeking sale of the late Charles A. Tinker estate real estate. A trustee to be appointed by the court would sell the property and divide proceeds among heirs per their respective interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tucker
Arid
Mary J. Smith
Urough
Harp
Stoner
Weinbérg
Charles A. Tinker
Thuir Reapuctivi
Ins Neresta
Law’s Grip Narrows as Disorderly Charges Bring Fines
The report details Frank Lee and others charged with disorderly conduct on Patrick Street. Connant pleaded guilty and paid a $2 fine, arrested by Officer Fleming. Frank Lee’s case was dismissed for insufficient evidence, arrested by Officer Blumen. Carrie Henderson, "colored," committed to Montevue Hospital by Justice Eckatein for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oden
Delice GC
Patrick Street
Officer Fleming
Lamy Dinmeared
Frank Lee
J. Francia Smith
Blumen
Auer Wade
Carrie Henderson
Montevue Hospital
C. A. Eckatein
The Call of the Circus Imp Debut at Braddock Tonight
Local notices announce an evening program at Braddock featuring acts from the Bohemian Girl opera and a Devil Prank performance. Leo Weinberg covers law duties during the absent staff while the city hosts a chorus and solo acts, with evening shows described as part of the Tonight Braddock-Tonight lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
H. Rei
Grand procession at Ranch 101 parade in Hanover streets
Crowds lined East Patrick Street to view the Ranch 101 procession near Hanover. Several bands and a large calliope closed the night show before the Cumberland-bound feeder, all drawing crowds from the Baltimore shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranich
Comboyn
Ranch
Hanover
Big Calliopeee
Burger Fot
East Patrick Street
Raoch
Cumberland
Beltimore
Threatened Suit Over Circus Contract Collapse
A dispute arose around a circus performance on Fourth Street Pike where the advance agent failed to honor contract terms. Threatened suit and an attachment loomed, with sheriff’s involvement and show officials negotiating a compromise. Dalton’s High Average is referenced in connection with the irregularities surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton -Zimmernaa
Fourth Street Pike
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Nat
Pircuc
Fr Waren
L. E. Broan
Knights
Tourrey
Philip
F. Lee
Arthur
Mercury
Diana
Attracton
Philip F
Horst’ Braddock
Trelley
Square Corner
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John -Evana
Scranton
Aafe
Aindercertaity
Joan D. Mendrickson
Salta
Tani Chakilepagne
Biien
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RSIS
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Princess
ROX
John D, Hmndrickeon
Neidig & Miller
Nei & Mller
Molean
Banda
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Hed
Borrenda
Neidig.& Muller
Riveris
Daly
Williamson's Drug Store
Rexall
C. A. Tucker
Ee Devil Frank
Joie Const
Scar’ x L. Baxina Company
Ainning
Auiguat
Nown
Dea
bin Coaat
Esveral
Leo Weinberg
Reno
Dalton
Gardener
Brooklyn
Bed
Thie
Sossutante
Roth
A, Brchibon
Rick
Iphomas P. Rige
Furemal Directo
Roth Phoned
Moene
Ae Coalitonts
Neckm Vaney
Sate
Fan Chalog
Bull Pink
Shite Valet Pine Brace
Iste
Ote
Syo Briainat Ree
Landis
New Market Street
aBey GQ Ratapoe Real Estate
Acinveste
Inkuwanose
Gett Rao
Blewent
Tts
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Contalti
Enn Nee Geon Li Suamer & Sons
Anburance
Cramer & Stauffer
Bamer& Staupfer
D. Jane
Woonsboro
Brandock
New Market Pike
Eta Acto
Patoni Brides
Sda Dwelti
Tinitern Lips Jarket
Young & Staley
Yune
BTALE
Salaeene
Ping Inburanga
Inguranch G0
Koi
Ketvis
Surpluy
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