Weekly News of Dorghan Chicdrentlated and War THeroad sketches
The Weekly News presents features on Captain Ritmer and officers Shafter Lawton Huntington, praising their historic achievements. It includes a life sketch of Otto von Bismarck, local interest pieces on a farmers picnic and the United Steam Wire Engine Company, and a monument unveiling. The issue highlights advertisements and notices from local businesses and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorghan
Rhonen
Tia
Wrrsay
Sumibiy
Talanige
Ritmer
Cgenors Shafter
Lawton
Hantington
Otto von Birmiarteh
German Empire
Tadge Edward Stake
United Steam Wire Engine Company
Business College
Wolf's
Orphans’ Court
Keller
Farniture
E. CO. Carty
Kaufmans
New Coots
Landis
D.l. Massey
Isador Saks
Neidig & Miller
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Co
Johar W. Tinim
Entia Copies Offered for Tri News Vacteisvm Unveiling
Copies of Tri News contain a full account of the unveiling event at the Key Tournament and include complete addresses. Parties wishing to obtain copies for friends may order promptly at this office, with delivery arranged by Tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri
Fragmented Local News From a Turbulent Page
The OCR fragment lists assorted topics from old Jerusalem paper beginnings, tour delays to Luray Caverns and Niagara Falls, a large copper frame wreck recoveries, and a Sunday school picnic postponed. It also mentions Japanese travel, housing averages, Crusade era snatches, and various references to salt, water, and debt enforcement, all in a scattered, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Luray Caverns
Niagara
Lake Thivati
Japan
City Board Awards Contracts and Bids Amid Repairs
The Board awarded a sewer trench and street repair contract at East Street with low bid by Sog Crain and others approved for full completion. Additional bids for filling and piping were opened led by W. Da stab, Charles Memning, and John Shil with Shil winning a one year contract. Bond posted, funds allotted, and payments to city treasurers authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Choy
EB Fleming
Geary
Godman
Stume
Ebbet
Paar Cute
Fiator
Girove
Prive
AMD
Earth
Puibage
Eredinws
W. da Stab
Rales
Charles
Memning
John Shall
Shill
Jess Ann
Shall
Fred
Mayor Chilton to present Scott Schuy testimonial plan
Mayor Chilton announced he would present the Scott Schuy testimonial matter to Frederick county's Business Men's Association after General Sprigg supplied blank forms showing how subscriptions will be collected. Names of subscribers will be written on blanks, then bound and sent to Commodore Schttes, with more blanks to follow for county officials to distribute to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
Scott Scluuy
Prediack
Joseph Spry
Cumberland
Freddrick
Cutan
Business Men's Association
Spige
Mayor Chilton
Con. Sprigg
Wold
Tieiary
Law Court Grips New Worth Case Dockets
A report from yesterday details several court appearances. John Clark was jailed for carrying concealed weapon on Pine Street. Lerty Hopkins had property destruction charges dismissed. Henrietta Bypaks was released after being charged with disorderly conduct. Sarah Lee faced disorderly conduct charges and paid $2.50 to be released. Thomas Schley paid $178 and was released after being charged with disorderly conduct. Chorge Norrik paid $200 after disorderly and fighting charges and was released. Thomas J. Williams was held for September grand jury on concealed weapon charge. Camp meetings and local religious gatherings noted. Athletic Park racing event announced for August 24 with prizes. Mason Chilton and others appointed for policing duties. Marriage licenses issued for George Vicher and Elae Hamme. Detlef Trudlaeville listed in the Stok. Miro Armor story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
John Clark
Lowe
Pie Street
Lerty Hopkins
Waters
Henrietta Bypaks
Osleur Mulhern
Sarah Lee
Omcer Moulhorn
Anee
Thomas Schley
Mudder and Cook
Purely Personal Notes of Local Residents Visit and Travel
A long list of residents and visitors with frequent movements between Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. Mullin of the city, Miss Laka Gatbert visiting Washington, Dr. Wheater of Baltimore county, Mrs. Joseph Stanley of Washington, and many others visiting relatives, attending events, or staying at local inns. The piece notes social calls, visits to family, and attendance at ceremonies with several named households and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullin
Mervin
Ralph Robaiwets
Cire
Misys Fisie Rarhig
Perea Yadlys
Laka Gatbert
Ione
Washington
BO Woodward
Walentington
Phebe
Robert Vo Hhodes
Trivnids
W.oaw Mouth
Pattimuss
Win Newanid
WooDiories
Amd
Martinsbigg
Liberty
Magi Urie
Peary Valle
Che Fay Et Bea Bpellier
Hettog Brow
Mt Caltimore
Ac Tanith Street
Harb Moberts
Usultimone
Biscousin
Lilian Wachter
Wallets Ville
Mas Pople Reese
West Tird Street
Mass
Taliin Plein
Mies Uresie Kotamver
Maddieton
Pra Tae
Lalin
Baltimore
Mabaewas
East Pondih Street
Mir
Pooledones
Miergnivet
Sharton Bosley
Balumine County
Willawaheda
Thar
Mont
Babel
Fimore
Mrederich
Catonsville
Cireensquittgs Valley
Envita Murray
Adtamstown
Mand Malle
Chel Tittle Son
Sparachuipe Homme
Mt. Plowssot
Chis County
McKinney Wil
Misa Nancy
Teyde
Ibi
Tate
L. Spence
Yeon
Barkitesealie
Weaner
Dalthware
Saratoga
N.Y
Romdlalhis
Addivs
Wheater
Haltimory County
Joseph Stanley
Woohington
Clegpate Pyres
T. C. White
Ehttlren
Dickerson Station
Mind Dassie Potter
Taltiorg
Bronte Kemp
Knoxville
Mr. McColgan
Ope
Sor
We Tyson
West Second Street
Death notice for J. Ernest Hugher in Missouri obituary
The death notice from a Missouri town records the passing of J. Ernest Hugher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baugher, after a long illness. The obituary notes his boyhood in Frederick and his relations gathering to share grief, with a list of real estate deeds and trustees connected to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chaedeath
Uieahaw Dow
Frederick
Hla
Pavel
Tect
Ty Greifith
Uy Predoaek
Cirrrolt Coonmtieg
Richard VW Resa
Benjani Refeh
Williamh Martin
Wehard
Benjanat
Thetch
Murchin
Orphans' Cone Inventors of Personal Property
A fragment mentions Teoh dt Cainlet and Canty order Tasell aqme. Margher Canty tenements appear as readable entities among damaged text. The item lacks clear event or outcome details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Teoh
Turmoil at Pinancipaitein Pageant Involves Local Groups
A fragmented report describes a chaotic pageant scene with numerous organizations and clubs from across cities including Washington and Baltimore. The piece mentions Cadets, radial clubs, and a parade route along Patuteh street with a charity or civic event atmosphere. The event includes a reunion and a church gathering. participants from Preston and Baltimore attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavaterieh
Ereimeniien
Montanental Coriet Tepmis Done Cha Vototed Inh, Morianertalelut
Wayde Soneata
Capability
Comet Banat
Washimeton Cadets
Bagte Shimit Carps
Wid
Bouton Atk
Dhipeertstowen
Dentris
Hareh
Carter
Pateteh
Mani
Madey
Talon
Elinred Wats
Merlairs
Preston
Tineola
Baltimore
Lanealn Cuimp
Veron
Baltimire
Wats
Marriage in Westminster as Chomax and Laumatie wed
A wedding occurred at the bride's Westminster home with Rev Calvin Sli Fle officiating. The gown featured heavy white satin ribbons and white organdy bridesmaids wore white organdy. The bride, socially prominent, is daughter of William D B. Thos. Thigeoan hails from Amsterdam but now lives in New York. Miss Coyouelin Dutrow and Holmey Baker attended. the couple plan to sail to Fol on the Space am for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lqacme
Mass
Dane Butler
Chomax
Ary J. Laumatie
Westminster
Calvin Sli
St. Pals Reformed Church
Offichited
Wiliam DB
Thigeoan
Amsterdam
Holland
New York
Mias Coyouelin Dutrow
Thin City
Ae Beidesaradds
Holmey Baker
Mere
Latuim
John Thoma Storgty
This City
Love ‘Taller
Washington
Mia
Sturgis
Chicago
Ena
Weather and river fears threaten nearby towns
Heavy rains push the Potomac River toward flood stage with warnings of dangerous freshet conditions. Reports describe rising water levels along the upper Batten and surrounding creeks, prompting concerns for the Frederick area and nearby communities.
Fragmented OCR leads to obscure civic notices and names
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and actions surrounding a city meeting, publications, and public notices. It references unions, committees, and various individuals such as Wap, Magrle, Martha Ab Choyny, and Donald Mefasgnat, with scattered mentions of meetings and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrona
Epibitens
Lagos
Lev Conitarinat
Ainaava
Chaasarbieles
Fe Riage
Ryn Woos
Tielea
Cotton Ieee
Atkins
Sean
Tor Gawes
Misa Matix Pyles
Ragnae
Tina
Mia Davote Dyck
Mba Petite Garey
Misy
Martha
Viaiktin
Chatman
Prageet
Merk Donald
GOLNG BACH TO CAMP AND WOUNDING RETURNED
Frederick Solier and soldiers including Walter Eby and Jubn Markey return from Fort Monroe to Chinos after a February payday where a wounded comrade carried by a fellow soldier drew questions from camp organizers. Mr Wolfe of the Fifth Mary Kind Rogdment is reported wounded in Tampa with family hopes for a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick Solier
Panough
Walter Eby
Tlary Cilesaner
Chis, Graner
Jubn Markey
Compans
Kily
Shiatsu Yeung Dagler
Santhayto
Aeruteh
Vrederele
Frederick
Cureampat
Tampa
Fla
Thonas Wolfe
Mary Kind
Mae Wolfe
Thouad Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Weather Bulletin Reports Hot Week Across Maryland
The Department of Agriculture weekly weather bulletin notes continued heat and sultry conditions through most of Maryland the week ending August 4 with only a few days cooler. Heavier showers were frequent in some areas while southern Easton and nearby counties saw less rain and some wind damage from storms. Despite varied rainfall most crops showed growth though late plantings lagged midweek. Potatoes and onions fared poorly in spots while corn and tobacco showed mixed development with good progress in many districts. Overall stands and field prep continued with plowing active in many counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babletio
Department of Agileculture
Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Che Thobediy
Notte Mention Sparks Local Adventure at Seventh Street Store
A garbled note cites Teton and Notte in a local ad context at a Washington street site. Readers see references to a Seventh Street address, a company, and mentions of names and services though details are unclear. The item resembles a fragmented local notice with advertising cues and personal names.
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the Daily News
William Lowth
Borg
Islands
Ted
Buedatine
Bain Pyaucha
Gruthy
Fanus Cyne Watgalnter
WB Massie
Weather Bureau
Parniture
Coc Carty
C.g
ENTIA
Curief Mits
Sian
East Street
Schley
Wealey Grove
Southern Methodist
Page Milburn
Sumit Grove
Tanary Dircve
Techagy
Meye
Athletic Park
Proimine
Eceione
Dati Moran Washington
Tatra Policemon
Mason Chilton
Abraham Grove
Win Worer
Jereiah Horner
Licenaca
George Vicher
Elae Hamme
Catared
Detlef Trudlaeville
Sandy
Tiene
Anata
Freeda
Vinton
Veterata
Ted Wand
Hymeseal
Montgomery
Oper
Rockville
Montgomery County
Damet
A. Giossenoree
Gouldan Moutwantay
Faekeene
Dantl
Peatinen
Williamapent
Mary Lad Sliger
T. Tammet
Prederick Diatnior
Lyanworth Lacie
Wingent
Vatle Egies Wis
Vincamati
Sarmlay
Rwy
Ryworth
Hraphta
Cami
Mpott
Tatanter
Fanta Hhoreh
Comlerhand
Mel Tener
Vober
Albert Vo Laure
Praderick College
TSG
Oth Pa Reas
Ararle Fey
Pessers
Princeton
Soolt Schley Veviltao
Wark
Diane Oyey Beathe
Tawal
Joan Hendrickson
Vance Er Es Sy Hk
Supe Sten Peres
Ease
VDP
Shore Dro
Mth
Sane
GENET
Pero
SEI
Lhe Wy
Jour I I
Ben Dregeson
Tamilasols
Seeaeeot
Nuacia
Minas
Cormeriy
Hodeck & Nelda
Clinton BE
MAIN
Ten
Chern
Golng Bach
Teton
Nathoe
Af Tha Sykeaha Company
Seventh Street
Washington, TC
Will
Mondar
Angel
Patriclo
G. Mach
Ansguat
Anguata
C. Boteler
Markee Street
CHY Hotel Spectacles md
L. BE. Mullinix
Mis
GEO
Rodook & CO
Bartevrest Gut Arden
Tan Mathers
Dibente
At.rick & Sons
PA Sehgal
Staal
I. V
Srauy, Nore Weer
Carter Pourth
Mack
NaAterat Hutuelnge AS
Sula Cds Dow
Wales
OPN
BRN Estol
Rosade
Waker Suhnson
Vrederlex
Hailing Grogery CO
Market Bt
Frederick, Md
Nolo
Lexington
Beead
Uta
Cireula
Coneta
Hammond Urner
Urner
Keroy & Unner
Orrie
Dan Houes
ARLES
Atv
Lory
Offeh
Court Street
DP U
Nicodemus
North Market Street
Crown and
Hriduk
Jobindis
A. B. Bargett
Eveiey Partic
Ular
Patioon
Mankein
Prat
Orters Eiren
Cere Ts
Salem
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