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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1906

Page

3

Notable Deaths and Events in Brief From Many Lands

The item lists figures such as Dutch statesmen de Witt and Carmilo Henry di Cavour, Italian statesman born Turin 1641, plus General Nathaniel Lyon killed at Wilson's Creek in 1838. It notes actress Adah Isaacs Menken dying in Paris, and discoverer James W. Marshat born 1512 died California. A hurricane inland Jumateu causes extensive damage with seventy dead and 2,590,000 in losses. Russian fleet action at Port Arthur includes Rear Admiral Withott killed while several ships escape to sea.

Brotery Wis John and Cornelius de Witt Carmilo Henry di Cavour Turin Nathaniel Lyon Wilson's Creek Down Wet—Adah Isaace Menken Paris New Orleans James W. Marshat California Kelsey Cal Jumateu Dentha Bortie Port Arthur Secu Withott

Death and awards mark state notes in brief

William P. Rider aged 84 died at his son in law Joshua W. Miles residence in Princess Anne. The Annapolis High School contract went to Edward D. Skipper for 16800 dollars. Senator William Pinkney Whyte celebrated his 82nd birthday at his country home and spoke of notable men. The Court of Appeals ruled for Balsinore city on el pointe paying cases and improvements will proceed. George N. Honault, Prince Georges Democrat leader, was paralyzed while visiting W Brooke Hanter in Hyattsville.

William P. Rider Joshua W. Miles Princess Anne Annapolis Edward D. Skipper William Pinkney Whyte Court of Appeals Balsiznore City el Pointe George N. Honault Prince Georges County W. Brooke Hanter Hyatteville

Hymeneal at Baltimore Ties Hermann Butzler Couple

A wedding in Baltimore joined Miss Emma Butzler and Rev. Edward A G Hermann at the Third English Lutheran Church parsonage. The ceremony, by Rev I C Burke, featured attendants Lillian Butzler and Helen Edna Sutherland, with guests later at the bride's home for a formal reception. Rev Hermann, a recent graduate, heads to Lisbon, Indiana, after visiting his parents in Chicago.

Hermann Butzler Baltimore Emma Batziler William Butszler North Eden, Street Edward A. G. Hermann Go. Hermann Frederick Third English Lutheran Church I. C. Burke Partor Mins Lillian Butzler Paris Rosea Mise Helen Edna Sutherland Robert Lohman Meusre John Batsler Cherlea G. Rutherland Charles Hermann Mr. Hermann Reformed Theological Bemtoary Lancaster Lisbon Chia City

Death notices for Solomon Smith and Martin Blessing

Solomon Smith died at his son-in-law’s home in Woodsboro on August 7 from general debility aged 75 years 24 days leaving five children and many friends. Funeral at Rocky Hill church led by Rev Poffinberger pallbearers listed. Martin Blessing 46, tollgate keeper on the Brunswick Virginia bridge, died of typhoid fever at his home in Brunswick. Survived by wife and two small children. Interment plans in Frederick. Also notes Dr Lloyd A. Kefauver to practice in Panama with a government hospital post at 100 salary and six weeks vacation annually.

Solomon Smith G.F. Seatth Woodsboro G. F. Smith Wm. Eyler Woodaeboro Mera Elisha Sahn Libertytown John Smith Ohio Rocky Hill Church Poffinberger Lutheran Church J. W. Trout A. H. Eisler O. A. Welker J. D. Hull James Hahn Harry Winebrewer D. A. Sharette Martin Blessing Branswick Virginia Bronswick Yeeter Emell Panama Lloyd A. Befauver Government Kefauver Wate Ecedeat Carrisa W. 8. Stonebeaker Peleield A. O. McCardell North Market Street Mist Charlotts Sina Emorittsburg Gettyeburg Edward Shirley Marion Market Street Woeebington Mra Robert Lamar Eon Baltimore KR. R. Day Adamstown Constance Heater D. Z. Padgett Adamatows Grace Spomscher Maui McDowell Stow Lena Davis Sioansa Oomuntgomery Kitty Bready L. Adelaberger Clayton Gwendolyn Wee North Avenue H. P Westminster Mies Katherine Godwin Braddock Heights Boranton Johnn Godwin Prederick City Tal J. O. Knots Lox i G. Teint W. A. King Misa Ross G. King M. Liewelign King Donald Roy King Linton Janiver Margaret B. Moore Knight Mra. Corbett Ella Kitty Corbett Washington Mathews Wilmington Del Miss McVeigh Marion Bemtoary Alabama

Lawman Detains Millec for Wife Desertion Charge

Hask Millec was arrested yesterday by Constable Carter on charges of desertion and assault against his wife. He appeared before Justice J. Feanels Bantth and posted bail of 9100 pending action by the grand jury. Biomech Troubles and Opastipesion noted in the record.

Millec Carter Wits J. Feanels Bantth

Man Kills In Syler Valley as Mother Surrenders in Jail

Mrs John Debold mother of Fred Debold is implicated in a fatal shooting at Syler's Valley on Wednesday afternoon. Debold and her husband were in jail in Frederick as deputies investigated. The slain man, Smith, died after a shot penetrated his heart. The elder Smith, close to the scene, was wounded. Neighbors are greatly unsettled by the tragedy.

John Debold Fred.Debold Baward Syler's Valley Wredarick Slarp Grimes Settee Stem. Stone Emmiteberg Smith Willard Irene Smith John Davis Hageretowy Y Roy Elsie Irene Wilton Edward Viola Babillnaville George Bini Peat Thoraday Showmas Baltimore Atlantic Hakan East Patrick Street B. Tieraes A. G. Bas Wa. H. Raweburg North Warimati Thomas Quine Colembis Aed Mee G.R W. Parris Battimore van Amazows Emme Hare Sallimore Will Beary W. Fromke East Patri Willis E. Fisher Wood P. Johmeon Ohildcem Bocfal Ve Geo. Wm. Smith Charles Smith East Second Forest Erea Berry Kate Thames Adamstown Mary EK. Markell Meaty Howard OcDean Grove N. J Earl Stone New York Book Cranston Chicago Ill J. M. Motter Misa Osilie Holmes Sirets Gumberland Ee M. Elizabeth Honok Sonor W. Houok Ayuland Hotel Asbury Parks Julia Motter Meseheetee L. Lilly East Becondetteet Jesto Truman Trous Run Helen Urner Byusee

Nomination Buzz Around Noah E. Cramer in Frederick

The Hagerstown Mall notes public chatter about Noah E. Cramer of Frederick as a potential Democratic nominee. Friends back his business and social standing, praising his may be acceptable for the nomination and noting his regional recognition in Hagerstown.

Hagerstown Noah E. Cramer Frederick Cramer Brosewick Basiseas Popuier

Funeral services for Blanche Heard and A H Harrington

The funeral for Blanche Kathleen Heard was held at her grandparents home on South arrest today with Rev A J Gill officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director was C Carty. The funeral for Mrs A H Harrington was held this afternoon at 3 from her North Market Street home with Rev A J Gill officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director was C Carty.

Blanche Kathleen Heard Charles Gaver A.J GH. Taterment Mt. Olivet Or. Carty A. H. Harrington North Market Street Rav. A

A Clever Invention A New Capper At Monuocacy Valley Packing

Captain Frank Stokes an engineer at Monuocacy Valley Packing Company has devised an automatic capper. The six armed device lifts caps from a revolving table, moves them to a conveyor, and places them on corn cobs as they emerge from the cooker. An order for five units is reported.

Monuocacy Valley Packing Company Frank Stokes Ls Stokes

Local Market Prices Snapshot From Small Mart Listing

A fragmentary market note lists price quotes for assorted goods. Items include wheat No.2 red and shelled corn with units implied, plus assorted local groceries and small commodities from a neighborhood mart and zine shop.

Local Social Notes Highlight Baltimore Visitors and Visits

Purely personal notices list residents and relatives visiting in Cumberland and surrounding towns. Many Baltimore guests, travelers from New York and Chicago, and local residents returning from out of state are named with brief travel and hospitality updates.

Birthday Party For Master Haunichen At The Mews

Master George William Haunichen hosted a Monday evening party for his young friends. The lawn was festooned with Chinese lanterns and games were played. At eight they moved to the dining room for a light repast before departing with birthday wishes and gifts. Nearby a private party was noted at the Hoffmann residence in The Mews.

George William Haunichen W & Gampinons Wa. E Hoffmaa

The Silent Picnic Draws Large Attendance at Riverside Park

A large crowd gathered at Riverside Park despite rainy weather for the annual Western MarplaidAvacolation meeting at Bread Dock Heights. Speakers included Rev. George F. Fick of Baltimore and Rev. D. R. Wigand. Prizes were awarded in potato and cake races, bonnet contests, and a donkey party. A memorial service for the deceased will be held at 7 p.m. at the M. E. Church.

Pria ‘S Bred’dock Heights Washington DB. O Baltissore George F Fick Baltimore Abie Edington Prise Vase Edna Flair Firat Prin Becook Carrie Beneghi Laos Elsie Murray Firet Prise Match Cass BT. Oreager Isto Tame H. M. Kamp Rae Reer Re. Ond Mre H. G. Banson Rane Firat Prises Bos H. Mesons Prizs Gacters Byron Zipemorphoe Anspenders Jess. Benson Meoktie D. E. Moylas Brederick A Ud. O Ae . L. Teohiffely Near Tooke Eolington D. EB. Mosses Will M. EB Thia City

Marylanders Reunion Highlights at Spring Grove Park

A Marylanders reunion at Spring Grove Park in Springfield Ohio drew crowds from across the state. Gov Warfield of Maryland and Gov Harris of Ohio attended amid pageantry with music and a poem by the Bentztown Bard. A train accident near a railroad crossing caused a close call for several dignitaries, including Gov Warfield who escaped uninjured.

Benner Springfield Spring Grove Park Springfeld Ohio Maryland Dearly Walcome Harris Presant Warfeld Warfield Bentztown Marle Schmidt Frederick J. Warren Keifer President Kern Harr Gov. Kelfer Mr. Kern Gov. Warflela

Property dispute cited in 1850s city notice

Fragmentary OCR notes allege a transfer or trespass involving Michael Sla and Obariea Ay Walty of the tribe No. 19 L.O.R.M. in the city. An initiation event for tribal members is described, with a reference to a camp named Fort Fanny and a Thursday evening gathering.

Michael Slaobriet Patrick Street Obariea Walty Tribe

Potomac Basin Study Highlights Pollution and Water Flow

A forthcoming United States Geological Survey report on the Potomac Basin will detail pollution from sewage and industrial plants, stream flow quantities, basin development, and sanitary impacts. It includes surveys of tannery, mill, and factory wastes, epidemics of fever, and measurements of flow at major streams and power plants.

Potomas United States Geological Burvey Unam Burvey

Local chocolate crisis disrupts soda fountain plans

Disordered notes describe chocolate and cream soda issues at a market confectioner. Distributors fail to produce consistent chocolate, triggering trouble and debates over quantity and taste. A planned journey sale set for Tuesday near Market and Pasteur is pushed back, with funds raised for several thousand dollars.

Gome McCerdel

Breddock Panob and fed out how delicious it cente

Fragmented ad-like text from a historical paper lists assorted notices and offers. It mentions gas and electric bill reminders, clothing sales, a land or rent collection note, a building campaign committee, bread product promotions, wrappers, and various advertised goods with garbled pricing. Names and places are scattered and unclear.

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