Notable Figures Mentioned in Murky Historical Notes
Fragmentary history notes cite figures such as UA-Anse Wathaway and We-Danle Connell, with scattered references to Shakespearean topics, Lord North’s premiership, Alfred Tennison as poet laureate, and other denizens of early modern Britain. The text is garbled, mis-spelled, and laden with unclear dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alug
Anse Wathaway
Whidew
Lulindon
Bern
H Gene Aram
York
Danle
O Connell Nish
Kerry
Genoa
Lord North
North
Fey
Alfred Tennison
Laure
Somersey Tincorpshire
Tennyson
Fey Georg Claycon Tenysen
Eng
Juckson
Barn
IWE
General Roy
Noid
Wreekly News plans twelve page issue this Thursday
The Wreekly News announces a handsome twelve page edition ready Thursday with extensive news and features. It claims Frederick city and county circulation as the largest bona fide, offering superior advertising reach. Copy for new ads due by 6 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 12 p.m. the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Warm contest in Brunswick elects three town council members
In Brunswick the warmest municipal race yet saw three new town council members elected. Ward results: Ward Two George Outlott and citizen ticket backed third ward Jeremiah Karn, Otti zene, defeated John Grim. Ward Three Jeremiah Karn led 120 to 47. Ward One O. B. Lloyd unopposed. Council stands four to two for town interests, with talk of forcing the railroad to build overhead bridges over streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Oitizins
Ag Teantog
Bothaiden
Viras Waord
O. M. Lloyd, Inc
Stosnd
George Outlets
Oltizens
Martino Phaiea
Jeremiah Karn
Ottizene
John Grim
Ted
Messrs
Outlett
Repainting of Homes on West and East Fourth Streets
The two dwelling honors of Mr Daniel Stall on West Fourth Street were repainted by George Gittinger. Properties of Maestra George Wolfe and Dantel Stull on East Fourth Street were repainted by George Gittingar. Bong service on the mountain Sunday evening drew a large audience with Rey E L Watton of Baltimore giving an address and Miss Ellinor Markey singing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Stall
West Fourth Street
George Gittinger
Maestra
George Wolfe
Dantel Stull
East Fourth Atreat
George Gittingar
Montain
Rey E L Watton
Baltimore
Ellinor Markey
Death of Mrs. Haugh at 116 Telegraph Street
Mrs Madonna Ida Missouri Haugh wife of Jasae Haugh died yesterday afternoon at 120 o'clock at her home 116 Telegraph Street aged 31. Survived by husband two children four sisters seven brothers. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm service at home interment Mount Olives cemetery. Also report of Harry Young attacked by a rooster on South Market Street suffering a badly flesh wound to arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Haugh
Madonna Ida Missouri Heugh
Jasae Haugh
Telegraph Street
Mount Olives
Harry Young
South Market Street
Braddock Viewie draws crowd to Mercer’s Grove event
A large crowd is expected on Saturday at the Braddock pirate gathering to be held in Mercer's Grove opposite Clifton station along the trolley line.
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Mercer's Grove
Clifton Station
Mystery surrounds murder victim found in Baltimore freight car
Engineman Pearl Shawbridge testified about identifying a dead man in a Brunswick Brunswick yard and at two other locations. He described seeing the man with two others Thursday evening and hearing a voice near the Patapsco River. Police weigh theories that the victim was killed for money or during a quarrel, with investigators vying to identify the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Camden Station
Baltimore
Pearl Shawbridge
Ofbern
Brunswick Fraight
Shawbridge
Morgae
Gasori
Mane
Brunswick
Bhenobridge
Washington
Washington Junction
Patapeco
Bronzewick
Mount Clare
Gorenach
Bronawox
Tarpador Powall
Pomphrey
Runaway Accident Near Woodsboro After-piano trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Foglia and family near Woodsboro were returning from the Rocky Hill piano when a horse driven wagon began kicking on Lock's Hill. The horses ran off and collided with the buggy, throwing occupants. Mr Foglia suffered a head injury. others were only slightly injured. Both vehicles badly damaged. One horse fled home the other was caught after some distance. Also notices of illness share the Sick column and a baseball score with Blue Stars beating Notnagie’s Rats 10 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foglia
Woodsboro
Rocky Hill
Dayton
Lock's Hill
Fogle
Horass
Residents and visitors fill the city social notes
A long list of visitors and residents in the city is recorded. Chicago, Baltimore, Wilmington, Washington, and Frederick are named among those seen or visiting relatives, with trips to Allegany county, Braddock Heights, and Gettysburg noted. Several residents return from trips, while Braddock Heights lots are sold to Mrs S P Appleman for a summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roser McSherry
Chicago
Baskeas
Oscar Firestone
Baltimore
Dorsey Etchison
Allegany County
Willard Beall
William Fisher
Wilmington
Del
Misa Miriam Hivons
Hass Patrick Street
Leetowa
W. Va
Glenn H. Worthington
Daviers
Beaford Springs
Levi Moberly
Tis City
Effis Drummitt
Note Davis
Sundsy
Washington
Misa Ethel Krantz
Adamatown
Bessie Hahn
Haig Patrick Atract
Misa May B Schobe
Misa Lillie Birely
Mass Church
Ruth Worthington
Brac
Acok Heights
Ruth Fisher
Annie Landis
North Market Street
George Keyner
Weahington
Helen Oomfors
Frank J. Obert
Lehighton
Edmunds
BA. Les
East Third Street
Eoise Lucie Davie
Washington, D. C
Yoodsboro
Eyarer W. Edmunds
South Market Atreat
Potomac
Martha Seuseny
Arlington
Charles L. Stokes
John Bowers
Misa Alice
West All Saturn Street
Brunswick
J. White
Bia Oonain
de Thomas B Johnson
Mast Patrick
Ethel Winayfrook
Market Spsca
Washington Grove
Ida Stidman
Garris
Ititb
Vishting Sherif
John A. Martz
Misa Laisa Grobar
Hagerstown
Roca Dyer
East Fourth Street
H. Smith and Son
Baas Church
Taylorevills
Mies Anne Barr
Louise Johneer
East Patrick Strees
Chsrlea F. Steok
Hust Church Strees
Gettysburg
Migs
Altie Willard
Donbs
O. O. Willard
Patrick Street
Rosskey
Emmerét
Roelkey
James Diffendal
Bad Second Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Wm. L. Clarke
Paris
Clarke
Charleys W. Lough
West Third Street
Frank Brookay
North Market Atreat
Daniel J Young
Yellow Springs
Moassre
Charles Roberts
Wm. Small
North Market Trees
G.a.thede
Willam
Wi. Creager
Walkersville
Janet 8. Font
Frederick
Wm. H. Ramsburg
Confectioners’ Association
H GL Watson and
Seachrat Cottage
Braddock Heights
Watson
M. E. Church
Mises Augusta Fraley
Mayme Cramer
Cora
Myrtle Gais- Inger
Myr
Wilbert Real
Fradérick
Maud Oreager
Walkeravilla
D G. Paifer
Miag Jeonis Gadbraith
O. H. Barrett
Williamsport
F. Thomas
East Church Street
Frank Patterson
North Charles Street
S. P. Appleman
Democrats Hoperul Rally for Baker Nomination in Baltimore
Frederick county Democrats gear up for the State convention with Baker support strong. A large contingent travels to Baltimore to press Baker’s governor bid, while ex-Gov Brown’s withdrawal complicates the scene and local leaders say the outlook is brighter with proper presentation of Frederick county’s claims.
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Baltimor
Baltimore
Baker
Frederick County
Eatow
Entow House
Vations
George William Smith
September Jury List for the Otroais Court Drawn
The September term grand jury for Otroais County was drawn by Judge Joban Matter. Names come from Buckeystown, Frederick, Middletown, Creagerstown, Urbana, Liberty, New Market, Woodsboro, Peteraville, Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson, Mechanicstown, Jackson, Johnsville, Woodville, Linganore, Urbana, and other districts. Condemnation actions proceed against Blanche Mahonny for B&O Railroad improvements at Knoxville. A barn fire near LeGore destroys a farmer’s outbuildings. loss about 700 dollars with 425 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otroais Court
Conavenas
Joban Matter
Buckeystownu
Haracs H. Smith
William E. Kindley
Frederick—Frederick W. Tyeryar
Jacob Rosenstock
Marshall Shafer
William 3. Plummer
Elroy Raesikey
Charles Brengle
Moses Fisher
Samuel D. Thomas
Middletown
James O. Bugsard
Charles H. Dobleniz
Creagerstown
Joseph O. Lidle
Eumiltsburg
Nicholas
Stansburg
Frederick O Fisher Castootin
David H. Nalll
Trenton O. Bobroyer
Urbana
John W. Linthicum
Charles A.D Williama Liberty
Augustus Wizler
John A. Albaugh
New Market
Rezin W. Dorsey
Clarenca H
Claude E Tome Johnsville
Calvinb. Anders
Lewis Harwettle
Woodville
Thomas
Hokey
Braddcor
Charles
Eine Brunswick
Eugene L Harrison
Walkeravilla
Ezra J. Saylor
Martz
Sherif Grimea
Mra Blanche Mahonny
Knoxville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lewis Riddlemoser
Thomas Dorons
Thomas G. Buskey
Harvey D. Martz
Milord B. Perry
Geo. B. Ratling
Wm. B. Jones
Emory Bell
Clarencn Phileeger
Daniel J. Eyler
LeGore
EF. G. Thomas & Son
August Trade Sale Promises Big Savings on Dry Goods
The August Trade Sale debuts with bold claims of strong reductions on silk dresses and summer fabrics. Lower prices spread across linens, gauze, lace curtains, blankets, and hardware as Reidig & Miller promote limited time discounts and special offers. A local note confirms Tyson & Nicodemus dissolution with G W Tyson continuing flour and food trade.
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Ize
Preventive Medicine Optimism for a Disease Free Future
A 1910s style essay cites Sir Frederick Treves predicting a future with no infectious disease deaths. It argues preventive medicine rests on facts prudence and public intelligence, urging cleaner living better sanitation and sun and air over reliance on doctors and elaborate cures.
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Frederick Treves
Leake’s
England
Fire Sale Ad for Buggies and Wagons at Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights store advertises heavy discounts on rubber tired buggies runabouts surreys carriages wagons and traps with listed prices including $120 00 $85 00 $115 00 $80 00 and others. Notices for regular Tuesday night dance and a Modern Woodmen meeting tonight at 8 o clock urge attendance. Watermelons given free with purchases and a vaudeville show at Braddock Heights auditorium next week featuring acts from Keith’s with 10 cent admission.
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Braddock Heights
Unra
Keith
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the Daily News
Maryland
Mora
Ghia
Buren
Feathersbern
Walt Circar
Uf Powerse
the Wreekly News
Towa 2A Agatnat Railroad
Shen
Prudence Matilda Lambright
Michael Lambert
Frid
Neliinger
South Afarket Atreach
Hhenge
Earl J Solé
J. E Solt
East Patrick Atrest
Thomas Biggs
Haho & Rowa
Blue Stars
Notnagle
James
Bartholow
Moberly
Notnagie
Stare
Lion
Barricon
Buckey
Schmidt
Perely Personal
Thorn
Democrats
Hoperul
Baltimors
Mr. Baker
Kit
Nanace
Judge Matter
Citizens’ Rational Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Prederick
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G, Zimmerman Samuel
Duvall
Capital
C. M. Thosras
Dantgl Banger
Joul D. Hendrickson
Abc
John D. Hendrickson
P. S
Neidig & Miller
Nem & Miller
Leor
Dineton
New Haven
Jefferson
Gem
Baltimore & Ohio
F. B
Niagara
Camden
Niagara Falta
Mé&, Airy
Black Diamond Express
Lehigh Valley
Oilion
Clinton E. Main
A. O. McQarden
S. G. W. Devitatis
Tyson & Nicodemus
G. W. Tyson
Q. W. Tyson
Finn
Gigo
George
Rodcoe & Ga
TUOS
P. Rice
Mretor
Thomas P. Rice
Boss MacKenzie
M.D. General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market St
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Massase
Booth Market
Peterman
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Aya
Giten
Yenna
C. L. Kefauver
Apradiy
Tod
North Market ST
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah E
OO Erederick
Io. Stauveer
Ald
Fidelity
Nates
Amste
Sais
Viligee
Cail
City
Montgomery County
Tourmont
Bareain
Virginia
Stanswick
Market St
Petersville
Jameville & New Market County
Herbert Thompson
Uamsville
Frederick Co
F. B. Sappingyor
Lecan
China
Bappingtor
Perth
Ham Fredrick
Fa Wepapi
B. Bvugr & Sons
H. H. Hacer
Clark
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