Notable deaths and explorations listed in early 19th century notices
A fragmentary notice lists 50 Philp of Walem king of France and translator Whiston of Josephus both deceased in London aged 56. It mentions John Fitch’s steamboat voyage on the Delaware in 1818, Gov. General Warren Haslings’ death in Worcestershire, and aspects of the Jeannette expedition with Le Long and De Lang. Also notes are given for Sailisuprs and a ruler identified as SEl-ien brag emperor of Chiu with various dates.
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Philp
Walem
France
WBB
Willan
Whiston
Josephus
London
John Fitch
Delaware
Warren Haslings
India
Daslesfard
Worcestershire
George Washington
New York City
Blberia
Isl
Chiu
Great
Broaslica
Subscribers urged to report irregular receipt papers
Public notice asks readers to report promptly any irregularity in receipt papers to The News, guiding timely correction and safeguarding circulation accuracy.
The Weere'y News advertising notice
The Weerey News announces a twelve page Thursday edition with strong circulation in Frederick city and county. Ads accepted until Friday morning and changes due by Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Local anglers reel large carp in Norse county outing
Mr Auguates Rowe captured a 16 pound carp on the Monso y river yesterday. Mosars Guy Albaugh and Ralph Crouse reported two big carps along the same stretch, weighing 14 and 6 pounds. A horse pulling a wagon collided with a tree in front of Eckstein saloon, and a court arrest led to demolition of a nearby sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguates Rowe
Mondooy
Guy Albaugh
Radoalph Crouse
Moncesoy
M. Eckstein
Law Court Hears Local Offenses and Fines
Richard Palmer and several others faced Justice Eckstein after Saturday incidents. Palmer was fined 20 dollars and jailed 30 days for assault. Ball paid a 6 dollar fine for disorderly conduct. Smith received a minor reprimand and a 2 dollar fine. A Brazilian claimant was charged with obtaining 25 dollars under false pretenses, had the charge dismissed, and the case led to a warrant for a gypsy band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jcocice Eckstenn
Richard Palmer
Phebe Goins
O. H. Eckstein
John Ball
Hobbs
Jeethe H Eckstein
Frank Smith
Oftcer Dieter
Justica Eckstein
Brazil
Conatable Casrter
Charles Walker
Oolgrad
Jnaskogo O
Willard
Eckstein
Walker
County Correspondence from Daysville Social Roundup
Misses Aunle Lare Elvira Red visited Mise Myrtla Kintz near Mount Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Charles Rentzen and little son of Walkersville visited Harry Long. Effis Boon returned home from three weeks with relatives at Ladiesburg. Edward Angleberger family of Frederick and others from Aston visited John Drom. Milton Nash visited his uncle Thomas Nash. Monoosocy stream conditions noted at noon. Shenandoah and Potomac near Harpers Ferry were muddy.
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Daysville
Aunle Lare
Elvira Rednick
Mise Myrtla Kintz
Misa Mamtle Fogle
Mount Fleasant
Rhoda
Edith
Frederick
Bradley Clem
Earl
Lilian
Elizabeth Storr
Aston
F. E. Michael
John Drom
Milton Nash
Thomas Nash
Maryland Deaf School seeks pupils on tours
Professor E O Wynand of the Maryland School for the Deaf tours the state to enroll deaf children. He has already visited Western Maryland adding new pupils including the ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Goat of Hagerstown. The child will study articulation speech and lip reading with free board and tuition for residents. Wynand continues on the Eastern Shore on his first tour seeking 50 to 100 uneducated deaf children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
E. O. Wynand
Maryland School For the Deaf
Wynch
al Ready
Ecomed
Puptie
Harry E. Goat
Hagerstown
Oost
Wyand
Frederick
Wrand
Isis
Death claims Charles Cole in Frederick case
Charles Howard Cole collapsed from a stroke on a porch in Frederick while cradling his grandchild Krely Waller. He died at about 5 15 o clock. A printer by trade connected to the Maryland Union and the Bramber, he was 68 years old. He leaves seven children and several siblings. He was a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church and Junior Fire Engine Company.
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Charles &Cole
Charles Howard
A. F. Geteendanner
Bret
Mr. Cole
Charlie Cole
Maryland Union
Anell
Cole
Bramber
Bestih
Wiliam G. Oole
Frederick
Oole
Ohio City
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bream Fire Engine Company
Cherles E. Cole
Frank W. Ose
Walter Weller
This City
Edevard Kinsell
G. William Cole
Migs Mamie R. Cole
Glassboro
WW. Og
Harry W. Cole
Washington
W. D. Jenks Cole
Emory
Mt. Zion
Sire
Elmer Ronntzalen
Reifsnider’s
Me. Zion
JAMES @BIRD
James Gheird
Loy’s
Rocky Ridge
Remains of Thomas Claggett Dorgey Arrive for Liberty Town Funeral
The body of Thomas Claggett Dorgey arrived from Washington at 10 50 this morning. He was taken to Libertytown for interment with O C Carty in charge of the funeral arrangements.
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Thomas Claggett Dorgey
Washington
Libertytown
O.C Carty
Local Market Rates And Property Sale Report
The Local Mart lists today’s market quotes for corn at 2.80 per barrel shelled 57 santa per bushel for wheat No 2 red 760 steamer fire per bushel rejected 600 per bushel dam sped 550 per bushel Onta 40 cents per bushel. Sale of village property by Cramer and Stauffer shows Miss Beny A E Snyder and Clara Snyder house and ground in Walkersville sold to Luther Catman for 1700.
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G. Waring Tyson
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Ellfate and Loan
Missen Beny A. E
Clara ©. Snyder
Walkersville
Luther C
Personal notices and visitors fill the city
A long list of residents from this city and surrounding areas travel, visit relatives, or host guests in Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Names include Amy Bloo le Thos Zimmerman Bessie McDonald E H Wright Grace Zimmermen and others with many returning from trips and house parties. Hotels and camps referenced abound as people spend time in East Patrick Street Rockville and Smith areas.
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Mise
Amy Bloo le
Valxeraville
Thos. Zimmerman
Atlantic City
Bessie McDonald
East Atroot
Philadelphia
Harriet Diffendal
Baltimore
Miasea Mary and
Loretta Diffendal
Migs Slaonora O. Miller
East Patrick A Trees
Wabash Potomac Valley Branch Will Undergo 500000 Dollar Improvements
The Wabash Railroad plans major upgrades on the Potomac Valley Branch from Cherry Row to Williamsport including tunnels bridges and heavy earth works. Contractor Elmore leads the project with roughly 300 to 400 workers, a new iron bridge over the Conococheague Creek, and a double tracked four mile stretch from Obserpting to Big Pool. Engineering chief William G Hatton of Lexington VA directs a team including J Morrison Harris Hoy Fogram Orrick Henry John Hatton with offices at Clear Spring Station.
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Wabash
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland
Chamberland
Cherry Roop
Cherry Row
Williamepot
Potomas Valley
J the
Western Maryland Railroad
Elmore
Cherry Ron
Cumberland
Potomac Valley
Oconecocheague Creek
McCoy's Ferry
Olsar Spring
Big Pool
Efeel
McCoy’s Ferry
William G Hatton
Angineer
Lexington
J. Morrison Harris
Battimore
Hoy Fogram
Orrick Henry
Hancock
John Hatton
Harriadie
Postmaster Bache
Engineering Corps
Oleerspring
September term jurors drawn in Cecil County OConart
The September term jurors were drawn at Elkton. Various local items mention Miss Helen Stone of Baltimore dying of typhoid, a watermelon feast for 800 at Westminster, a drowning victim's body recovered at Back River, and Governor Warfield hosting the State Board of Education at Oakdale. Other notes include a golden wedding in New Windsor, a Montgomery county picnic and horse events at Henry L Black's grove, Avalon arrivals in Braddock Heights, a wagon accident on Jefferson turnpike, and a barn fire on John Ott's farm with livestock saved.
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Cecil County
Elktog
Helen Stone
Baltimore
Callestar
Gastams Stone
Charles O. Gorauch
Westminater
John Page Cole
Back River
William R. Windsor
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Warfied
State Board of Education
Bis
Oakdale
John Wilhelm
New Windsor
Carroll County
Henry L Black
Local Bank Officials Listed in Historic Ledger
A historical OCR fragment lists bank officials and roles including president vice presidents cashier and assistants. Names such as Baker Barber Zimmerman Duvall Morten and others appear alongside capital figures and officers titles. The text shows varied names and roles with monetary capitals of 100000 and 250000, hinting at a mid century financial institution record.
Poo Tang Club Outing At Backeystown Bridge
The Poo Tang Club a racial organization holds its annual outing today at the Backeystown bridge. Attending are Frederick Koehler Edward Moberly M F Perry Stainy Doub J Daniel Crimmins Charles Dartzbaugh Frank Y Staub Dr Charles and Edward Bmuth Wm Poole and Harry Young of Washington.
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Backeystown Bridge
Messrs
Frederick Koehler
Edward Moberly
M. F. Perry
Stainy Doub
J Daniel Crimmins
Charles Dartzbaugh
Frank Y. Staub
Charles
Edward Bmuth
Wm. Poole
Harry Young
Washington
Children's Carnival at Frederick Fair Grounds Aug 11 1905
For Frederick City Hospital Guild benefit the carnival will be at Frederick Fair Grounds on Thursday Aug 11. Parade starts 4 p m. Admission five cents for under 12. five cent carnival entrance fee for registrants. Registration at Etohisco building Aug 2 4 mornings 9 to 12 and Saturday evening. Prizes listed for baby carriages, costumes, distance, and more. Sponsors include local merchants. Also notices for Braddock Heights dances and roof Paint and Singer machine ads follow.
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Frederick City
Critica of
August Clean Up Sale At Hendrickson Store
Mary visits the store during the August clean up sale featuring clearance on ginghams, cotton dress wear, lawns, and organdies. Displays include Fleecedown and Gloria umbrellas at strong prices, plus white embroidered duck balms and silk items, all marketed with brisk urgency and value emphasis.
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Mary
NEUHG & MILLER OFFER FALL STOCKS AT CUT PRICES
Neuhg and Miller promote August trade base with heavy discounts on wash goods and parasols. They tout fall dress fabrics Seersuckers and corduroy for children and women and advertise blankets at reduced prices despite August not being a blanket month.
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Panama
PEAR
Giorhans Aml
Woman's College to Open Primary Department
Local notice announces the Woman's College will open a primary department for students below preparatory grades. A room is reserved, an experienced teacher hired, and playgrounds arranged. One daily session at prevailing rates. parents must report enrollment plans to J. H. Arne before opening day of September 11.
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Woman's College
Plenay
J.H. Arne
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Steiner's Mill
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East Charch Street
George Yinger
Fifth Street
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New York
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Smith
Washington, D. C
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Newark
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Misa Mary Tyson
Sears Morgan
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Maesera Charles Fleming
Albert Dyer
Edgewood
Gl. H. Smith
Gaughter
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Friganda
Calvin Kemp
Naomi Bready
Adamstown
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Barnesville
B Kosenour Jr
Thta City
Hotel Beeddock
Annie van Fossen
Easton
R Young
Emma T. Hubbard
Newburg
Thurmont
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Wakefield Valley
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Beltimore
Mies Edna Needy
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G. W. Cecil and Son
Walkerevills
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J. Houston Elliott
Fearhake
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Enat
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Hanover
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Martineburg
Mire
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Mise Anne Ouggess Schley
Charles Huffer
Harry Huffer
York, Pa
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Doub's
Ture News
Monocasy Valley
Charles B. Staley
Golé & Dixon
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Williameport
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Braddock Heights
Franklin Whelan
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0. B. Cobb
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Ethel May Fawsett
Mra
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Mrf. Gardner
Ullman
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Misaea Bingham
George Plunkard
West Fatrick Street
Col. O. KR
Jefferson Turnpike
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Jonn Ott
Lay's
Theodors Angel
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick, MD
J. Ih Baker
Baker
HG. Barber
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August
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Baltimore & Ohio
George
Rodock & CO
WAR Big Store
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Bundle Boy
Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
P. Rice
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East Fourth Street
Frederick County
BE. Peterman
Franklin Street
Kefauver
Church and Market Sts
Fredericx
Foster
Norpa Market
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Mid
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Patrie
Debigne
the News Job Printing Department
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Sapfingtor
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