Maryland Circuit Court Hears Contested Fair Betting License
The court reviewed a dispute over a license for betting on horse races at a Rockville fair. The agricultural society argued state law mandated court action for a license, while opponents pressed for a ruling on whether betting would occur. The judges indicated no betting would be allowed on races at the tract and the Frederick Association's license decision awaits further action by the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bethan Ly
Buck Ame
Yeeperday
Wade
Frederick
Ue Frederick Association
Handsome Frederick Home Sells to Montclair Buyer
Mrs Isabella Nash completed sale of Prospect Wall near Frederick to Oliver T. Wren of Montclair New Jersey. Purchase price about 100000 dollars. New owners take possession mid-September. Property has about 210 acres and a large mansion. Mrs Nash has spent about 10000 on repairs since owning since eighteen years ago. She will leave Frederick early September to travel and visit daughters in Quimberland and San Francisco California.
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Isabella ‘l
Prospect Wall
Frederick
Oliver
T. Wren
Amontclair
New Jerey
Nasal
George P. Botox
Mace
Nawh
McKaig
Quimberland
A. B Costigan
San Francisco
Cal
SICK ON TRAIN THE WEATHERS HAG STROKE IN APLOPPY CASE
An elderly man, 78, suffered a stroke while aboard a train near Cariseton Pennsylvania. He was traveling toward Pittsburgh when the apoplexy struck. He is reported in a fragile condition and under medical care.
Mayor Gaynor Recovers From Attack After Surgery
New York August 10. Mayor Gaynor, gravely wounded by an assassin, has bullet removed and begins recovery. The would be killer Gallagher faces trial soon. Nurse Kawards aided the Mayor during the crisis and calmed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Gallagher
Kawards
Ho Weit
Bag
Regents Offer Presidency to Theodore Roosevelt
The Board of Regents of the State University has offered the presidency to Theodore Roosevelt, with the announcement dating from Saint Paul Minnesota on August 10. Details on acceptance or terms were not disclosed in the initial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Board of Regents
the State University
Theodore Roosevalt
Joe Gans Dies of Consumption in Baltimore
Former lightweight champion Joe Gans died in Baltimore from consumption this morning. The renowned fighter, known for his title reign, had long battled illness and passed quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joe Gane
Brethren Sunday School Session Opens at Pleasant Hill
Opening session of the Church of the Brethren Temperance meeting at Pleasant Hill near Monrovia features devotional led by Charen Yon Sack and a welcome by I. D. Murdoch. Speakers discuss organizing Sunday schools and methods for full attendance with varied topics and essays.
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Christian Workers ‘Temperance
Church of the Brethren of the Eastern ‘Distrit
Maryland
Pleasant Hill Church
Monrovia
Charen D. Yon ‘Sack
Union Bridge
Murdoch
Fike
Woodberry
Rogporidad
J. W. Englar
Wem
M. P. Englay
J. 4. Johns
C. Bonsack
Wilza Englar
New Midway
Easay
George K. Suppington
W. D. Keller
Walt
C Bixler
W. EB. Roop
GS. Berlek
Denton
Death notices for George Calida Lipwel and Beale Stallings
The death of George Calida Lipwel at age 50 due to acute indigestion is reported. He resided at 200 1st Street and was employed at Frederick hyn Works. survived by a large family including a wife, ten children, four brothers, and five sisters. Funeral arrangements will follow in Lane. Beale Stallings daughter of Mrs hate salt ene died at City Hospital after a typhus fever. survived by two brothers and one sister.
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George Calida Lipwel
Hendrix
Brown
Diven
Washingtons
Solu Diven
Balliaiore
Whomay
Piven
Waynesboro
Aida
Divey
Ely
Eaete Gray
Laurel, Md
Mere
Mhine Waganbop
Baltimore
Lane
al Hostia Atallidab
Mies Beale Stallings
Hate Salt Ene
Piquo No
Ubae
Betites
Ahesia
Funeral notices for Routzabo and Ritter Jonen
The mural of Catiton P Routzabo killed Saturday at Aerathedaville was honored with services and interment at the Myrtle A B church. Mrs Rowe Ritter Jonen’s funeral was held at 10 o clock at her daughter’s residence 118 Magi Church Street with Rev Absalom Knox and Harrison officiating.
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Catiton P. Routzabo
Aerathedaville
Mytle
A. B.church
Bam
Ezra
Zora Bank
Geo. D
Enok
Myeraville
Co. Ley - Mower
Mre
Kof Middielows
Rowe Ritter Jonen
Mews of the State News Roundup Highlights
A chaotic, garbled recap notes a Pocotuuke Lui exhibition, a House of Vorriection incident, farm rally speeches, prohibited rockville races, political candidacy shifts in Baltimore, and local court and railway tidbits. The piece mentions various officials, locations, and events with uncertain details, reflecting a noisy late regime newspaper page.
Social World Notes Birthday Party for Master Wachter
Master William N. Wachter Jr. celebrated his second birthday with a party from 7:30 to 8:30 p m. Guests included William Jr George Dyer Harvey Hartington Jr Maudline Dyer Marsaline Harp Jeanette Albaugh Virginia Plautt and Katherine Ramsburg of Baltimore A sailing boat gift accompanied each greeting and many useful presents were received A boating party near Frederick featured Miss Le Rue Horr Miriam Hann Helen Mullini Ruth Mullini Bees Cantlo Meyers Thomas E Zummerman and others with a pleasant lunch ashore.
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Wiwthbay
William N. Wachter, Jr
Atere
Win. N. Wachter, Jr
George Dyer
Harvey Hartington, Jr
Mieses Madaline Dyer
Marsaline Harp
Jeanette Albaugh
Virginia Plautt
Katharine Ramsburg
Baltimore
William Jr
Bess Castle
Monovacy
Frederick
Misses le Rue Horr
Westminster
Miriam Hann
Helen and
Ruth Mullini
Bees -Cantlo
Meyers
Thomas EL. Zummerman
R. Db. Retevince, de
A. Allee Radclit
Frederick W. Cramer
Family Reunion Celebrates Mr Outalis and Peteraville clan
A Sunday home gathering brought together Samuel F. Tritapoe and extended Tritapoe families from Feaderick JeHerean and nearby areas. Relatives included Harry G. Tritapoe Alma Leroy Edgar Ashton Karl Ida and Car tie Vinedl along with several siblings and nephews. The event closed with a hymn and wishes for health and prosperity, amid a hopeful note about advertising value for newspapers.
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Aoutalis
Samuel F. ‘Tiitapar
Peteraville
Sameal BE. Tritapoe
Harry G. Tritapoe
Erma
Velma
Busle
Ether
Feaderick
Arthur R. Poflieberger
Alma
Edgar
Leroy
JeHerean
Messe
Ashton
Karl Tritapoe
Ida Tritapoe
Cartie Vinedl
Slater
Samuel E. Trit
Neetere Alva
Harry
Paul
Baker
Eleanor
Spt
Braddock Heights Stage Night Felicitates Bobewson Girl Cast
A Braddock Heights audience enjoyed a special supersentation of Abe Sueif Pinny Company with a Bobewson Girl conversion in the auditorium. The performance featured young singers and a chorus, with praise for A ie Bowers Markey Sappington and Mr Young as they declaimed a farce of humor and pathos and the troupe delivered a lively rendition of the Gypaie Bride.
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Praddock
Bobewson
Braddank Heights
Abe
Sueif
Pinny Company
Ube
Aiea Bowers
Mom Markey
Sir. Sappington
Mr. Young
Hugh Button
Railroad Triumphs Over Jefferson In Braddock Heights Meet
The Snailroad and Jefferson teams competed in Braddock Heights, with Railroad winning two of three games and totaling 1,324 pins versus Jefferson 1,265. The first and last games were tight. Jefferson faltered in the middle game, slipping 85 pins behind Railroad.
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Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Hoppre
Railroad
Law's Grip Seizes Man Over Equalty to Animals Charge
Warrant sworn before Justice Eckatein against Jacob Makel for cruelty to animals after a horse ran free near Standard Oil Company property on East Street and was found dead. The warrant is in the hands of Constable Rier. A mixture of unrelated clerical text follows about catarrh cures and advertisements.
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Creell
C. H. Eckatein
Jacob Makel
Makel
Horace
Standard Wil Company
East Street
Constabte Rier
Woodsboro Chosen In Annual Session
In Frederick County the Woodsboro camp was chosen for the annual session to be held next August by delegates from Hixesdion Likton and others. About 200 delegates met as President Williams reviewed a successful year with 82 camps and 1,206 members. Financials showed receipts of 12,? with expenditures of 6,? and officers including George J. McClery and William J. Carter recognized. Also noted was an accident in West Patrick street where Frank Bruchey injured his left hand at the Ox Fibre Brush Works.
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Polo M
Rochester
Chute‘ Hui
Provident
Vige
George J. Mc Clery
Baltinore
William J. Carter
Baltimore
William JL Teaps
Crabtree
Allegany Cotte
Loks Rose
Baltinire
J. M. Couliran
Perryville
W. C. Sparksl
Levi KR. Reed
Carroll Counts
AL. Williams
Enim
Willa B Wulkins
Williams
Mom
Wilko James Wepps
A. B Chandler
Easty
Ian Ane
Frank Bruchey
West Patrick, Street
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Circuit Court
Frederick
Francis Marlon Bigeye
Kauny
Francis Marlon Bigge
Shusband
Rockville
Montgomery County
Maryland
White
Washington
Byresdon
Washington, D. C
Fanny
Francis Marion
Francis Marion Biggs
Frederick County Will Sale of Adolph Hahn Estate
The executor William A Hahn will sell at public auction at the Frederick courthouse on a Saturday date in September. The sale includes a two story brick dwelling at 333 East Patrick Street with surrounding lot and an adjacent vacant lot behind it, plus portions of other parcels designated as No 3 and No 336 East Patrick Street. Terms require one half cash at sale with balance due in months, notes with security, and a $100 per piece site payment. Proceeds to the Orphans Court.
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Adolph Hahn
Frederick
Orphan’ Court
Frederick County
Partie Kale
Dour
Fredericck
Maryland
S. m
Patrick Street
Brent
Bac
Adolph
James Whitebit
Nox
Wisner Street
Ie Orphans’ Court
Purc
William A. Hahn
Agd
Public sale of Frederic County estate in 1910
Trustees Samuel A Lewis and John S Newman announce a public sale of a large farm near Tuscarora Station in Frederick County Maryland comprising 224 acres plus two smaller parcels totaling 119 acres. The land, well watered and productive for wheat corn and hay, is offered in three parcels or as a whole with terms of one third cash due at sale and balance in 12 months with notes. Auction held at Court House Street Frederick City, with a 226 dollar cash deposit for whole sale.
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Frederick
Finolhe
C Austerman
Attor” Fey
Court Street
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Equity
Marie
Antoliatte
Gard Atartina
Beall
Nal Decros
Frederick City
Maryland
Bute
Tuscstora Station
Baltimore
Ohio Mailroad
Washington City
Lighsville
CU. Lamar
A. L ‘Derry
Award Nichols
la B. Stunkle
Elier Brown
D. A
James T. Nealthy
Alnutt
Desertbad Mid Ia
Said A. Ll
Derry
Stankie
Glyink
Marcels
Samuel A. Lewis
Joan 8. Newman
Wao
E. Darner
aOnktandry
Aldermen Debate City Interco tt Rejection and Scholarships
The Board of Aldermen discusses a potential rejection of soy or other bids and notes that city projects need not be limited to the lowest bidder. Mention of John Edward Schell and Frees Scholarships appears among notes and unclear references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Schell
Board of Aldermen
John Edward Schell
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Neeavitte
Wikisock
Brock
Harry Brock
Jame
C.H. Eckstein
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Cent War
Tyler Om
Hartcock
Bly
Wifey
Hartyuckle
Pice
Nash Solla
Prospect Hall
Sedis
Cariseton
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Pilteburg, Pa
Davon Gaynor
Joe Gans
Weeting
Naa
Are Ted
Veven ‘Easton Wen
Wounett
House of Vorriection
Thoueguds
Theytons
Duutt
Jeeliluit
Robert J. Beuebnin
Bny
Mepallican
John M. Rochester
Church EU
Murshid Tonige
Atuetlea
Kikton
Dan Bear
Hagerstown
Liverpool
Cecil County
Crothert
Ddikton
Bulthmore
de Sainert
Jali GH
Biltimore
Sunanuerd
Daniel
Ureton
Oaplians
Tathet
Howell Willis
Epistun
Mid Walla
Moore
Oxford
Tritapoe
Thalliwal
Witlard
HL Bennett
R. P. Smith
Pessuer
Matchy
Ipvdrnabon
P. Cutler
Larner
Culler
Pinfahl Middletown
Alpshy Railroad
Braddock, Jr
Hall
F. 3
Cheneya Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Irmalate
Pitie
Joe
South Market Street
G. A. Frazier
Padmy Joharry W. Bower
Carroll Street
Patrick
Redock
Thon
Otalat
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Ruprecht
East Third Street
Gienna
Patrick Atteet
Wilson
Bove Howe
West Tava Avn da
Rhodes
den Minian
Woodsboro
Sons of America ‘Select
Waxi
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BIL
Rottenhoeffr
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Maglidawk
Surkey
Gatien
Tuscarora
Porsale
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NCS
Thomay Miley
Sidny MeTasisl
Baltimore City
Iand
Fles
J. I. Stunkle
Roar Jess
Jedburgh
James Hl. Beall
Levin C. Beall
Anid
Josephine KR. Beall
Marlina Beall
Marie Artoturtte Beal
Janes H. Beall
A. L. Derry
Pinward Neholg
Stinkle
Erry
Urnace Vord
Monodheyiver
Hoby
Newb Furniture
North Market
F. W. Obendebran
Frank L, Btoner
Trustees
Wen. E. Darnet
D. C. Brish
DR Bale
Corder
Circuit’ Court
Frederck County
Wn Court of Equity
Francia Marion Biggs
Prederick County
Harry W. Bowers
F. Pampel
Tiarry W. Bowers
Frederick Fenale Seminary
Woman's College of
Frederick and Atoctin ML, Road Co
Myrketing
Fredericktown
Nugsdolawil
Crimbine
Nett Braglick
Olectric R
Salh
Baeiose & Oh10
Pally Dally
Sundeve
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Washifon
Er Baltre
Phidadel Lpia
N. m
Ana Way
Fiona
Arriva
le Main Eine
Lonnee
Philadelph
REY York
Pittsburg
Gio
Chicago
Denar
Arriva Beeler
Louisvilge - BT. Louis
Harpers Ferry
Wincheater
Tagerown
Martineeburg
Wathington Shaway
Akhington
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