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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

Page

5

Municipal Matters Review Reassesses City Pavement Projects

City board discusses assessments for paving East Patrick street block between Middle and Chapel alleys. Dr. Goodell seeks gutter and grade on East Fifth street dwellings. Financing, sewer taps, and street gutter issues raised. several items tabled for further study. Payroll and salaries data presented.gate collector appointment considered. lighting for market house and bridge repairs slated for committees.

Asenacors East Patrick Chapel Goodell Edward B. Walter East Fifth Street Fraley Frederick City Packing Co Lowenstain Gambrill Tie Fibril Mr. Lowenstein Ibn Dell Lowenstein Messrs Mehriing Eat Church Street Justice J. Francis Smith JH. Eckstein Lowerstein

Pleasant Paragraphs of Visitors and Returns on Madison Street

Purely personal notes list neighbors and relatives visiting and returning home in the Madison Street area. Names include Mrs. Annie Davis, Mrs. Frank Evang, Miss Stella Suit, Mr. Calvin Zeffeen, Mrs. Laura Mohler, Mrs. Bernard Shriner, Miss Eva Jelka, and others from nearby towns like Annapolis York and Baltimore. Many entries record visits to relatives in Harmony Grove and West South Street.

Bertha Slup Madison Street Mintihg Merauot Mra Annie Davis St “Lifton Ratowa Tga Boonsboro Fancie B. Evang East Patrick Waebington Mian Stella Suit Annapolis Calvin Steele West South Street Frentner W. M. Fleming Hagerstown Afr Win Star South Ey Mins Daisy Leather Hyatlatown Bisa Maliass Myers Mina Weasle Ford York Edward Beatty Mt. Airy Charles A. Poole Weat Bouth Street Bernard Shriner Taneytown G. E 8Tine Stine Hayes Mohler Watsnaboro Laura Mohler Harmony Grove G. Parsons Miller Eva Jelka Baltimore Cornelius Staley Glenn O. Stauffer Den T. Stauffer Mifoes Mycra Bessie Dull Bemue South Street Mechanicsburg J. MP Rosenstock Ware Third Street Harry Delts Wrightaville Rei Mis Slater John Tyeot Esat Sith Kises Edna Read Will Seea Susi

Orphans' Court Sets Issues in Engelbrecht Will Case

The Orphans' Court determines the issues in the Margaret Engelbrecht will case. Presented by William MuccMullin to be the last will filed November 29, 1007, for transmission to the circuit court for petition. The law questions to be decided include validity and related points as outlined.

Orphans’ Court William MuccMullin Margaret Engelbrecht Circuit Court Forial William MecMul

City figures and bills approved in July financial notes

City officials discuss authorized borrowing of 5000 dollars for municipal needs. The council approved numerous bills including payments to Frexterick L. E. Mublinix Standard Oil Kennedy Ira J. McCurdy and others. Paving contracts for Chapel Alley and Stop Byreet plus sewer work and July reports and permits noted.

H Frexterick L. E. Mublinix Standard Oil Co Ad. Kennedy Sores Ira J. McCurdy Health Office Weatinghenio Chie Kerr

Large Bank Barn Burned in County Commissioner’s Farm

The big bank barn on the Win acer Now Market farm, owned by County Commissioner Win. acer, burned suspected to be caused by spontaneous combustion. Estimated loss about 83,000 including $1,000 in grain furnace value. livestock escaped with no injuries reported. Hawes Burned. A frame dwelling under construction of Mrs. Abbie Baumgardner near Etonnltaburg was destroyed Tuesday night. no fire in the house and damages estimated at around 10,000.

Win Acer Bandy Springs Co Montgomery County F. G. Thomas& Son Hawes Mra Abbie Baumgardner Etonnltaburg Com. P . Wa

Frederick's Defeat at Hanover in 4-3 Baseball Game

Frederick's baseball team lost at Hanover 4 to 3. Malone hit a three run homer after two men on in the first inning, giving Freder ick an early lead before the team failed to score again. Caney of a Time is listed in the scoring line.

Frederick Hanover Malone

Unclear names and scattered phrases from OCR fragment

The readable text lists a jumble of names and abbreviations with no coherent event or context. No identifiable dates locations organizations or outcomes are present to render a proper summary.

Thrifty Curtain Deals and Women's Wear at Local Store

A garbled ad lists discount window fabrics and home decor items including pink portieres and curtains with low prices. It promotes white fabrics, matting, and nursery goods plus women’s hosiery and box cotton items.

Rome Hienfort

Mt Pleasant Democratic Pageant Yields Prizes and Debate

In Mt Pleasant and Houck Grove a tilting tournament crowned Charles Bowers Queen Vere Buckey and bridesmaids from New London and Liberty. Buckey won first prize with 40 percent of entrance fees, Breightner second, Cramer fourth, amid a heated exchange among Buckey Breightner Cramer Crum. State Senator Jes presided. Bryan praised as the day’s leading statesman, urging anti trust laws.

Houck” Grove Mt. Pleasant Bryan and Kern Club Charles Bowers Lester Buckey Mount Pleasant Reno Crum Charles Lockner Glade Vac Clarenes Cromer Lindon Lawn Rai Lebiaewe Ir William Delauter Carlton Duvall Kalg Buckey Breightner Carl Cramer Crum Cramer Mr. Bowers Vere Buckey Misa Dertio Whitmore Woodsboro Misa Bertie Eisler New London Edna Norrin Liberty J.X. Day Knights Markell Nels McKaig Charles H. Conley Jes Montgomery Jo R. Wood Lee Bryan Ryle Mount Pleas David Cramer Augustus Monoth Sehner David K. Cramer Mn F. Leshner Dewi J. Bareris Ushbaum Tibiae Hosbeum Ha Hi Tim Edward Nér John E Man H Barer Lehtoy Cartons Wity Man le Roy Crum

Four Carloads of Live Stock Going to Wilkesbarre Fair

Four carloads of live stock are shipped to Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania for exhibition. The shipment includes fine Jersey and Guernsey cattle with detailed itineraries through towns such as Lang Branch Nazareth Allentown Trenton Richmond Hagerstown and Frederick as part of a circuit.

Wilkesbarre Otte Northern Central Railway Sir Lang Branch R. J Nazareth Burhouse N. J Allentown Trémton Richmond Hagerstown Frederick Vane Jermyan Chester

Harmony Grove Social Group Hosts Trolley Party

A Harmony Grove gathering led by Anos Mohler and guests from Freder ick and nearby areas featured a trolley ride to Braddosk. The event included a stop at a station where a fast steamer trip occurred and about six dollars in peanut snacks were purchased and enjoyed by the attendees.

Harmony Grove Ji Ome Jeffemon Lle

Tame Deer In Town Attracts Attention Near Pont Mar

Report of three tame deer roaming near Edgemont and Rouserville on South Mountain below Pont Mar. A large buck feeds in barns and kitchens mingling with cattle and horses, allowing close approach. Deer were previously linked to a 3 year old circus train wreck in Maryland.

Kitch Realdenta Edgemont Rouseraville South Mountain Pont Mar Ita Harbaugh Frank A. Robbins Trentee Maryland Hagerstown

Playing the Poales at Luna Park This Week

The Circa Theatre presents a revival featuring Mr. Fries and the same cast from the hit. The production, described as grand and splendid, showcases famous waters and stars from New York. It runs at the Circle Theatre in New York and will be shown at the local house next Tuesday.

Luna Park Fia Adame Mr. Fries Waters Yorke Otrester Circle Theatre New York Tun Ad Wrente Philip Chy

Hit From a Stone on East Third Street Incident

A woman named Fannie Stewart was struck by a stone in an afternoon incident on East Third Street. Witnesses described the event as sudden with injuries not detailed. Police were alerted and are investigating the assault location and suspect.

Fannie Stewart

Canning Factories Busy Amid Unclear Report

The fragmentary text notes canning factories busy with work and long hours, mentioning upcoming periods and a potential half-year outlook. It also references a dance prize at Villa Park with names like C. Keflér and Harry Gelron.

Euipen Moses Villa Park C. Keflér Harry Gel

Mountaindale Grove Hosts Big Picaie Event Next Saturday

Local event notice promotes a large contest at Mountaindale Grove described as the brightest and best of the year. The date is set for next Saturday, August 22, with emphasis on a grand display by Sree Jr and other competitors.

Gov. Market Mountaindale Grove

Mountaindale Picnic News and Schedules

Local notices announce the Mountaindale picnic Saturday with a chorus of one hundred singers and a Freder ick schedule of rail departures throughout the day. The Frederick Mannechor concert and Abraham Lincoln life sketch are also advertised with ticket prices and venue details.

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