Mayor and Aldermen Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen will be held this evening at 7.00 oclock. While fishing last night Mr William f has succeeded in catching six eels and a turtle weighing eight pounds. The woodwork of the residence of Mr George Stull on Enat Fourth street is being repainted by a crew under Mr J Henry Lampe. A cement pavement is being laid in front of the residence and yard of ex-Sheriff Charles Ploxolt on West Fourth Street by Charles B Gaver and sons.
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George Stull
Enat
Fourth Street
J. Jenry Lampe
Sherif
Charles P
Loxolt
West Fourth Street
Charles B Gaver
Death of Mrs Margaret Eleanor Dill widow of Lewis A Dill
Mrs Margaret Eleanor Dill 83 died Saturday near Frameville from general debility. She was daughter of the late John Houck and last surviving member of her family. Survived by three sons Henry H Dill Lewis Dill of Baltimore and Joshua J Dill. daughter Mary E Dill of Big Guy. Funeral from West Third Street residence tomorrow at 11 with service at the house and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Mme. Sencanet Dill
Margaret Eleanor Dil
Lewis AH. Dill
Frameville
Hite
John Houck
Messrs
Henry H. and
Lewis Dill
Baltimore
Joachua J. Dill
Mary E. Dill
Big Guy
West Third Street
Servieca
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Hughes May Visit Maryland for Taft Campaign
A New York dispatch reports Governor Hughes, a strong campaigner for Taft, may speak in Maryland later in the campaign. Maryland Republicans hope his presence will energize the party and he is noted for aligning moral questions with regular party organization. The piece also mentions various local notices and odd snippets from the time.
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Hughes
Maryland
New York
Taft
Hughie
Beamed Flag Hoisting At Wouck's Grove Event
A 120 foot flagpole was raised at the Bryn and Kern Club gathering in Wouck's Grove. Speeches followed including remarks by Senator ealk and Baltimore Mayor Hetnor, drawing a large crowd to the ceremony.
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Sasater Blair Lee
Deldecortagh
Rit Pease Wien
Bryn and Kern Club
Chiara
Rodewick
Big United
Delauter
Wai
Dear Wage
Ichmod
Tate
Ealk Mr
Ies
Einer County
Hetnor
Baltimore
Is Seventy Years Old Mr Lewis Gittinger
Mr Lewis Gittinger is quietly celebrating his seventieth birthday today. He was born August 19 1838 to George and Charlotte Scholl Gittinger and spent much of his life farming on the Montevue road area before moving to town and later serving as a night watchman at Montevue Hospital.
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Lewis . Gittinger
Lewin Christian’ Gistinger
Gittinger van Lorn
Did Abom Kemp Farm
Montevue Road
George and
Charlotte’ Scholl Gittinger
Mary Worman
Furter
Montevue Hospital
Charles ‘Fleming
Montevie
Hyster W. Edmiunde
Gittinget Family Ties and Civil Service Relatives
Mr Lewis C Gittinget married Miss Jennie Mire in December 1863 after joining Ts News Office as engineer and fireman on March 22 1802. The record notes siblings and half siblings including George W, Laura, Sarah, and Minnie, with a sister Jane Gininner, and mentions two brothers and two sisters in the extended family.
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Dune
Arte
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Dante Zacharial
Hirer
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Marge Tet
Jane Gininner
Not
Mietiagee
Dod Migs
Laura and
Sarth Gittinger
Burglary case figures in law action and fines
A legal notice outlines the release of John T. Burke and Chas. Goets after a jail term for burglary. Judge Johnson and Rene in the grand jury matter, with D. Princeton Buckey representing the accused, set fines and arrangements for payment. Alfred Ritter, attorney, notes an August 26 27 date in the public notice.
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Chas. Goets
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Te Grand Iy
D. Princeton
Ton
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Surglar
Mae
Hewes
Alfred. Ritter
Little Johnny Jones Delights Frederick Opera House Crowd
The Frederick audience enjoyed a full evening of musical comedy in Little Johnny Jones at the City Opera House. The cast led by William Bailey and Amy Morton delivered lively performances with strong chorus, stylish staging, and artful scene painting enhancing the overall entertainment value.
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City Opera House
Johnny Jones
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Cotti- Cart
Frederick
Jonemy
William Baie
Telly
Imany
Amy
Mortimer
Gricea Tae
Fanehette i Blerman
Aide Gad Bye
Flo
Ey Brown
Abe
Danny Sinm- Mons
Kbenig
Baltimore Motorcycle Club Arrives on Pleasure Trip
Cayill W and Kisher with Matthew Galt W Rayner Simms Deloy Smith and Howard A Kench of the Baltimore Motorcycle Club reached the city at 9 15 on a pleasure trip after leaving Baltimore at 5 30 and stopping at Brish Bros store en route to Hagamtown for dinner then planning a route through the valley of Virginia to Martinsburg Winchester and Harper's Perry before returning via Frederick late Friday night or Saturday morning Mr Galt holds the Maryland five mile speed championship.
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Hagamtown
Virginia
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Winchester
Harper'n
Perry
Frederick
Mr. Galt
Maryland
Local Updates From Ainetown and Nearby Areas
The brief notes residents report various health and household updates. John B DeGrange is confined to his house with a knee ball, Mrs John Walters tends to her sick dog, Mrs J J Jones visits Bal d Whe, Grace E Bachleigh resumes work at Spencer Zimmerman's confectionery, Cephas M Thomas of Buckeye town shows improvement from typhoid fever, and Edith, his daughter, remains ill with typhoid fever.
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New Ainetown
John Walters
West Patrick Feat
J. J. Jones
Grace E. Bchleigh
Enat
Third Street
Spencer Zimmerman
North Market Street
Cephas M. Thomas
Buckeye Town
Edith
Horse Causes Calamity at Saloon Hitching
A horse tied in front of Harry Snook's saloon in North Market Street broke free yesterday. It twisted around a fireplug, pulled against the hitching post, and damaged the shafts while trying to run off. The animal suffered a broken single tree but was restrained before severe injury occurred.
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Geo
Brunner
North Market Street
Harry Snook
Yesterda Nm
Ken
Sheath Gown to Appear in Frederick This Tuesday
The much talked of death gown described as the latest Parisian sensation will debut in Frederick next Tuesday evening. It will be worn by the prima donna Lawrence with Adars ta Bieying the Fogies, and is attributed to designer Bame DeMaurier, creator of the famed gown. The announcement is expected to interest most Frederick women.
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Frederick
Adars
Ame DeMaurier
Ground Broken For Residence On West Third Street
Ground breaking held this morning for a new home for Mr. A LeRoy McCutchel on the Wet End Realty Co extension of West Third Street York Pennsylvania. Contractor Mr George B Gator secures the excavation work with the project led by local builders.
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A. LeRoy McCutchell
Wet End Realty Co
West Third Street
York
George B.' Gator
Dance Draws Crowd at Braddock Heights Trolley Tie
A large crowd gathered at Braddock Heights for a dance as a trolley wire break near Mr. John Brown's rows disrupted service. Brown’s establishment drew attendees among local residents and visitors, with the outage briefly halting transit and prompting repairs.
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Braddock Heights
John Brown
Brownie 55
Pec
Frederick Defeats Hagerstown In Local Baseball Clash
Frederick won a local baseball game against Hagerstown with strong defense and solid hitting including a double by Malone and two hits by Hagerstown’s new recruit. Sheridan made notable catches and a deep throw to third was a game feature. Hanover to play here tomorrow as the homestand continues.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Malone
Windwriek
Oli
Bagerstown
Ing
Piadé
Hanover
Hanks
Baise
Bellman
Ben Chicin
Local Names Reappear in Fragmentary Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple personal and place names, including Barre Burpub, Baker, Simmelman, Morven, Hasina, Wu, and others, without clear context or events. The text resembles a jumble of individuals and initials with scattered locations like Cantilan and Meravvam, lacking coherent reporting.
Bargain Clothing and Blankets Highlight August Sale
Readable fragments describe offers on white wool blankets at reduced prices and men shirts on sale. The ad touts carded wool blankets double bed size and a men’s shirt at 50 cents with details on fabric, fit, and construction to attract buyers.
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Therese
Lightning strike kills livestock during storm in Bollyar
During a Monday storm lightning struck killing a male ox and a sow owned by John P. Fook in Bollyar. Local authorities reported the incident as a tragic loss for the farmer.
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John P. Fook
Bollyar
Talbot and Upper Marlboro Fairs Suing Cambridge Official
The Talbot county and Upper Marlboro fairs sue Cambridge official Judaa. Wagaman resigns Washington Republican chair. Pitchard Furnias wins jail and sheriff’s residence contract at Centreville. Injuries reported in Wayneboro Pee-Mar trolley accident. Oyster trade and political events noted with local figures Thomas Parran and committees mentioned.
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Marlsboro
Sue Judaa
Cambridge
Charles
Wagaman
Washington Auste Republican Central
Pitchard
Furnias
Pocomoke
Centreville
Matilda Diehl
Baltimore
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bYcan
Patel Ae Ee
Crawford County
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Thomas P
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Aen Wachter
Alvery
State Board
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Annafral Peat
Mountaindale Picnic Weekend Features Music Baseball
Local notices promote a Mountaindale picnic on Saturday with a 100 voice chorus and a big musical program at Mountaindale Grove. Baseball action is set for Athletic Park with Frederick vs Hanover at 3:30. The piece includes scattered schedule notes and promotional lines for other events around August.
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Mountaindale
Renata
el Mountaindale Grove
Henrietta Crossman Coming to Town
Measre Lebhers Brothers announce a morning contract closure for Lue appearance here with Henrietta Crossman expected to headline the event. Public interest centers on this notable performer and the event’s popularity in the local area.
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Henrietta Crossman
Lebhers Brothers
Wedding notice and names at Wak coe in Woodvine
A fragmented wedding notice lists Bermatr enintz and others planning a trip, with references to a ceremony in Wak coe area. It mentions changes in the party and several names including Raward H Favorite and Chas in a Woodvine street setting.
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Bermatr
Enintz
Belo
Wak Coe
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