Death notices from Harmony and Walker counties
Evelyn Louise Hoffman died at home aged 11 months and a day. John Willans, colored, 92, Civil War veteran, funeral Sunday at 2 from West All Saints Street with interment at Greptimount cemetery. Orion Hayes Eaves, 11 years, funeral tomorrow 9 am at Union chapel, interment at nearby cemetery. Infant Gilmer Ramsburg and infant Inez Ramsburg, Walkersville area, funeral tomorrow with services at Walkersville and Woodboro Cemetery.
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Evelyn Louise Hoffman
Pran Meade
Toman
Sna
Harmony
Gro
Delock
Ennaddaa Mt
Olivet Gene
Tery
John “Willans
All Saints’ Street
Orion Raves
Nelrod Hayes
Thomas Eaves
Walkerav Ile
Natalysia
Serries
Union Chapel
Gilmer Ramsburg
Mig Hiram
Ransturs
Inez
Walkersville
Woodahoro
Drunks and Disorderly Conduct Hearings in Local Court
Robert Ivory colored received a hearing before Justice Eckstein for drunkenness and was fined $2.50 or 10 days in jail. Charles Gilbert, a minor liquor case, faced a grand jury action with bond set at $100. Ken Dorsey Black Tom Lee and Sylvester Smith, all colored, were heard for disorderly conduct. Dorsey and Lee fined $2 each and jailed 10 days. Smith jailed 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ivory
Ken Dorsey
Tom Lee
Sylvester Smith
C.xh. Eckstein
Dorsey
Lee
Smith
Fishing Ping in Potomac River Guides Note Bess Catches
River guides report more bass have been caught in the Potomac near Wildi thle eeseon than in years past. The notes reference the river’s B and wider surrounding counties, with mentions of local clergy and travel observations amid the garbled text.
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Fiahing Ping
Potomac
Potomac River
Cums
Court rejects will paper in Adams Tucker case
A Baltimore court rejects a contested will paper linked to the 1910 Tucker estate. Attorneys debate witness validity as Dr. Hermann and Mrs. Brengle contend the document was improperly signed. The matter centers on whether two witnesses were present and whether the will should be admitted to probate.
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C. A. Tucker
Leo Weltsbérg
Brengle
Sabailone
Deo
Herwann
Her Mann
Len Weinberg
Daniel Tucker
Inquir's
Robb
Burt
Charles A.pucket
Liplis
Tucker
Charles A. ‘Tucker
Dovtor
Hago’ Weinberg
Barpo
Benson
Layne
Weinberg
MK. Benson
Wilk Box
Kafe
Cumberland
Woinberg
Teagch
Emibodtet
Avery
Maryland
Willy
Qaich
Roth
Anders” Moser
Etehison
Court At Appeals
Tuneker
Atonbrau Weinborg
Crothers in county picnic honors Governor at Utica event
Governor Austin J Crothers attended a county picnic near Utica today. He left Baltimore this morning for Thurmont on the Western Maryland Railroad and then traveled on the We F G arriving in Lewistown shortly after 11. An address was delivered in the afternoon at the large Uber picnic which drew a sizeable crowd since early morning.
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Austin J
Crothers Jo Ce Buest
Uilca
Utica
Baltimore
Thurmount
Western
Maryland’ Railroad
We F & G
Lewistown
Uber
Oiling the Streets Under Police Direction
Work to oil city streets began this morning under Officer George Brengle. A street sprinkler drawn by United engine horses spread the coating on West Second Street between Record and Bentz, with South Market Street also receiving a coat and North Market Street to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brengle
United Engine
West Second Street
Record
Bentz Streets
South Market Street
North Market
Braddock Song Service Scheduled for Tomorrow Evening
Braddock Heights to host a song service at 7 15 PM led by Adolphus Fearbake with Melvin A E Biter directing the music Miss Lala Gresitt of Baltimore will sing Not Ashamed of Christ and Miss Steim Bretn of Washington will perform Miriam's Song An array of Braddock Heights Band selections under Prof Teving S Biser will follow including marches overtures and homeward tunes Also noted Edward Shriner and Edward and Miss Sadie Zimmer-Tuan returning from a Europe tour arrive home today.
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Braddock
Adolphus Fearbake
Melvin
A.E. Biter
Christ
Lala Gresitt
Baltimore
Miriam
Steim Bretn
Washington
Braddock Heights
Teving
Biser
Alor
Kitoe
Keler
Herbert
Medey
Bae
Laurendrau
March
Under Arme
Haven
First trip fatal brakeman dies in Baltimore tunnel incident
A brakeman on the Baltimore line was killed when a train ran over him near Mt Airy station. He left the locomotive to walk toward the engine and fell onto the tracks as the cars passed. The body was found on the rails, suffering severe injuries to the right leg and hip. The coroner was notified and the death declared accidental. Funeral services were held at his home.
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Thames
Brewer
Halton
Tirat
Baltimore
Trahi
Mt ‘Aine
van Roing
Baltimont
Mt. Airy
Hotel horse killed after accident at city depot
A valuable horse belonging to the City Hotel died after an accident Tuesday evening near the Northern Central depot. The carriage driver fell out, lost control of the lines, and the horse bolted up Church Street before overturning in front of Mr. W. C. Gloze’s residence. The animal had to be killed due to hip injuries.
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Windeacenca
7Bua
Tueaday Sfteragon
Northern Central Depot
Church Street
W.C. Gloze
Will Play Woodsboro Today At 2:10 PM
The YMCA team from Dilliwall faces Woodsboro today at 2 10 PM in an anticipated intercity match. The lineup includes Mark Lease Malone Dredget Crouse Kennedy Kirchbauer Derr and Storm in the forward and guard positions.
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Woodsboro
aThey_Y.M Ci AjAeoam
Woodsboro Baerhult
Ab Athletic
Mark
Dilliwall
C. GC
Lease
Malone
Iby Dredget
Crouse
Biv
Kennedy
Kirchbauer
Derr
E.f
Btorm
Back From Panama Mr G Leyburn Hughes Returns
Mr G Leyburn Hughes returning from Panama Canal engineering work at Gatun Dam after a four week vacation. He and his mother are visiting. his sister Mrs Owen Compher of Norfolk will return to Frederick next week to spend much of his vacation there.
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Panama
G. Leyburn Hughes
Panama Canal
Catun’ Dam
Hughes
Owen Compher
Norfolk
Frederick
Local Shipley's Saturday Bargains and Sundries
The Busy Corner advertises Shipley's Saturday bargains featuring 74 linen envelopes 24 sheets paper 100 toilet paper 2c 3-string brooms 27c 4-string brooms 80 1 dozen jars Mason jars 50c 1 dozen jelly glasses inc beat window screens 200 2 and 3 quart blue and white coffee pots 25c 1 dozen fruit cans 2c 1 box Hunts pens 1 Se pen holder 6c Se composition books 2 for bc 75 Sand 10 qt blue and white cook pots 40u eakes Babbitt's coal 10c 2 5e boxes matches 5c etc
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Shipley
Mason: Jara
Jelly
Glasees, Inc
Hunt
Eakes Babbitt’s
Jehu Glassee
Citizens' National Bank Expands with New Fireproof Building
Frederick Maryland bank unveils a modern fireproof structure with separate ladies counter, private rooms for transactants, safe deposit boxes, and a savings department offering 4 percent annual on certain deposits. The superintendent John Evans of Scranton oversees the new accommodations welcoming individuals, firms, and small accounts.
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Tn Construction
John Evans
Scranton
jPay Age
ENE
Frederick Ry Road Train Schedule Sold Tickets
Frederick Ry R Co announces Sunday return service from Baltimore with trains departing at 7:10 p m. Tickets are sold at Fourth and Market Streets.
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Frederick
Public Notices and Sales At Frederick County Events 1910
Fragmented local notices describe the 248th Leagion events at Frederick College, public sales of the late Charles Woot farm in New Market, and business notices for Clinton and Rhoade. Includes advertisement for Edison records at Shipley’s and Braddock Heights attractions with dates in September 1910 and events at Central Restaurant and Braddock Heights Casino.
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Lemke
David
J. Lewis
McCardell
Shipley
I Wood
Shipley's
Shot’ Gang
Central Hardware Co
Frederick College
K. Koontz
Winchester Shells
le Central Hardware Co
Collraes
University Preparatory
Mugle
Eloctr
Tlon
Ty Ky Koontz
Charles Woot
New Market ‘District
Braddock Heights
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