Notable 1485 events mix with 19th century deaths and disasters
The fragment lists history highlights from the Bosworth battle and end of Plantagenet rule to Henry VII, plus diverse 19th century deaths: John Fitch, Warren Hastings, George Washington De Long, and Caledonian disasters. It notes a Louisiana or New York event and an earthquake shock in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosworth
Richard III
Henry VII
John Fitch
Delaware
Warren Misting
India
Daylesford
Worcestershire
George Washington de Long
New York City
Siberia
Jeannette Expedition. W—Purk Pice
New York
Ely
Buthling
Salloton
Ling
Sanyon
Apia
C— Lon Bailibury
Great Brichin
Rowthern Smtnoly
Tennessee
Renethehs
Personal Referents Move Through Cities and Visits
A string of local social notes lists residents visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns. J F R Hoagy returns from Gattyeburg Pa while Harry Grow of Middletown travels to Pittsburg. Eile V Krelg stays in Backeystown, and many others visit Frederick, Clifton, Leesburg, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. R. Hoagy
Gattyeburg
Harry Grow
Middletown
Pittsburg
Eile V. Krelg
Backeystown
Arthur E. Rice
Jefferson
Frederick
Busnee
Juliotin Hobbs
Liberty
H. B
B. F. Baws
Pablo
Mise Luada Birely
York Road
New York
Atlantic City
Catherine Ely
Wael Ssoondatrees
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Guatie DeGure
J . Pa
J . Pa, Who Have Been Visiting Mra
Nicholas Loohner
East Fithh Street
Mise Birdie Walter
Martin Rang
Hanover
Leesburg
Storm damages reported in Cumberland and Western Washington county
A Cumberland warning notes a deadly storm with high heat and a thunderstorm that caused four deaths along Patterson Creek and widespread damage in Western Washington County. Bridges crops and property suffered. towns including Pinesburg Chariton Williamsport and Halfway reported impact. Continuous winds and lightning shattered a flagstaff and left areas dark as crews assessed losses.
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Cumberland
Washington County
Baltimore
Patter Com
Alaska
Sania
Pinesburg
Charlton
Williamsport
Halfway
Olondbarnt
Fielde
Road
Ardons
Lavis Moor
Byron
Social World Notes on Laws Party for Mary Oath
Mr and Mrs William James hosted a small law party for their daughter Mary Oath on West Street last evening. Several little friends enjoyed a pleasant evening with light refreshments and games, creating a cheerful social gathering.
Desertion case dismissed as wife refuses to continue living
Justice J Francia Smith dismissed the desertion charge against John Newton Maynard after Mrs Jennie Maynard testified she would not live with him. Maynard has filed a bill for divorce. The couple formerly resided in New Market. An assault case against Jacob M Kanode was heard after a boy was allegedly thrashed for not completing work. Kanode posted bail for a grand jury appearance. Olivia Labs was arrested for disturbing the peace and paid a small debt to Justice Emich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newton Maynard
New Market
Justce
J. Francia Smith
Jennie Maynard
Justice Smith
Mra. Maynard
John Newton Maynard
Frank L. Stoner
Mra
Jennie
Maynard
New Mar
This
Jacob M. Kanode
Buckayatown
Lewie
Carter
Mary Baker
Kanode
Kanade
O. . Eckstein
Olivia Labs
Hobbs
Jassios J. Francia Emich
Trinity Sunday School Event Set for Fair Grounds
The Sunday School of Trinity M. E. Church in South Wlonier will hold its outing tomorrow afternoon at the fair grounds with transportation provided for church and school members leaving the car barn at 6 00. Friends are invited to attend. The Po o Tang Club at North Market Street held its annual event at Bay Bear Frederick Junction yesterday despite muddy Monocacy.
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Trinity M. EK
Transfiguration sermon at Emory Grove Camp closes soon
A. J. Gill preached on transfiguration yesterday at Emory Grove Camp. The camp will close Friday morning, with Sunday School services this week. An evening prayer meeting is set for 7 45 at the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raw
A. J. Gill
Emory Grove
Grosnick
Germas
Middistown Valley
Methodiet
Canning Fado Tales Spark Nighttime Illumination
In Nee Hibsie village, torias travel along the road and Orie hie in the carn. The last sight shows specs illuminated by vivid Uightaiae as locals keep up easy ties at the canning fado.
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Hibsie
Destract Awarded at School Desk Ceremony
Fragmentary OCR notes show a school event with references to awards and desks. Readable terms include Destract Awarded and school context, suggesting a prize or recognition moment. No clear names or dates present.
Real Estate Transfers and Legal Notices
Property deeds listed for numerous individuals in Brunswick and surrounding counties. Includes marriages licenses, guardianships, wills, and estate settlements with specific parcel details and monetary values.
Agricultural fairs rogevile display opens fifty third Montgomery exhibit
The fifty third annual Montgomery County Agricultural Society fair opened in Rockville with the Woodsboro band playing. cattle displays impressed, led by A S Worden showing Devons and Bole teins, amid numerous exhibitors from Frederick and beyond. The racing program, a grand cavalcade, and a large attendance marked the big day. risks to workers were reported at a nearby yard involving O B King contractor incidents.
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Maryland
Rockville
Worden
Waters
Catire
Frank 8. Ward
John L. Lewis
Charles J. Maddox
Malcom Farquhar
Otto B. Williams
T. T. Graft
Omy B. Ward
D. E Martiz
Richard B. Volta
J. M
County Horoes
Martinaburg
W. Va
Teley County
Farmers College Conference Opens at College Park
Farmers Sammoy School and Agricultural College host a conference at College Park with attendees from across the region. Director Waa announced absence of President Silvester and welcomed visitors as the exhibits and new buildings were presented. attendees dined at the hospital campus and an evening concert was planned at Braedock Heights under the hospital sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Sammoy School
Agricultural College School
Farmers' Conference
College Park
L. Amos
Wade
Pervons
Unclear OCR Item From College Page
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note mentioning individuals and a college context with names like Dr. Pabroey and Caleen Seatiovaee. The readable text provides no event or outcome to anchor a specific news item or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Ai Ie Dus Caleen Seatiovaee Fewirae
Pabroey
Worthington Family Member Arrives from Africa for a Visit
From Africa, Mr. Arthur Worthington, son of the late Nicholas Worthington of Winchester County, Va, is in town for a few days. His brothers Charles and Nicholas Worthington are located at the same place, while he stays in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he is involved in the trade business and other products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Arthur Worthingtsy
Nicholas Worthington
Wincheater
Me. Worthington Rs
Johannesburg
South Africa
Fee
Qharies
Joholas Worthington
Ante Place
Teachers Appointed in Talbot County Schools
News from the state highlights Talbot County teachers appointed, Howard County Democrats endorsing Col. William B. Powell for Congress, and local notes including the Hoover House in Peans renamed to Bins. Also mentions Luther Forsythe named principal of a new manual training school in Hagera wo and the death of John Birise at 75 in Dry Reo Washington County.
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Rufor H. Davis
Gordon Strong
Davitt M. King
Joseph Linton
James Erg “Et
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
William L. Guyton
Obes
P. Guyton
Elmer M. Powell
Luther O. Powell
Dora O. Ramaburg
Charley Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Mary M. D
Feta N
Emmitteburg
Wilhem W. Richards
Evirona
Grange County
Minnie E. Districk
Frederick
G 0 Hart
Time
Elin
Harriot Line Tyler
Fredertok
Talbot County
Howard County
William 8. Powell
Congress
Hoover House
Peans
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Luther Forsythe
Hagerawo
John Birise
Ome
Dry Reo
Washington County
Andrew Carnegie
Michael Jenkins
Maryland
Kent
Anne's
Death claims John W. Snyder in German Iowa
John W. Snyder died last evening of typhoid fever at his home in German Iowa Montgomery County. Interment is set for Wednesday morning at Nooteville church cemetery. Other notices mention Nellie Boogle returning from hospital and Edward T. H. DeLashmutt’s extended illness on West Third Street.
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John W. Bnyder
John W. Snyder
German
Iowa
Montgomery County
Nooteville Church
Franca T. Rhodes
Mer
Rufus Wandel
Patrick Free
Nellie Boogle
Edward T. H. DeLashmutt
West Third Street
Spolates Moser and Others Named in Court Case
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a court action involving individuals including Moser, Hammond Urnec and Catvia ieserage, with references to a location and timing that are unclear due to damaged text. The readable items suggest a legal proceeding or filing in a specified place and date, but details are unrecoverable.
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Moser
Hammond Urnec
Catvia
Tin Courven Annus
Dbs Pree
Mae
Pan Me Late Wan
Local notices from Frederick area bulletin board
Mixed local notices invite Mr Edward Jacks to view fall and winter saltings at Frederick College Night School ad encourages job seekers and dormitory housing Nearby items note an Eagle excursion to Baltimore schedule and Royal Blue train themed travel promotions Also a memorial line honors a deceased husband with tribute phrasing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooddressa
Edward Jacks
Jase
Mitchell
New York
Riet
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the Daily News
Millee
Hodock
Predorisk Female Seminary Alum
B.scion
Music and Elocution
Prvakam
Itatland
Alemon Oleb
Clmb
Ieee
Pederaeea
Genlth
John
Richard Ross
McDonnell
Crurcbes
Elisabeth Markell
M.C. 4
Lowteer Yorreet
Otronkt and Orphans
Wm P. Maulsby, Jr
Larcy B. Fank
Reel
Brangwick
Charles M- Werner
Harry de Feel
Bronewick
Mary B. Fank
Jute C. Saeger
Bracewick
Charles H. Webster
Frank & Stoner
Charles Webster
Isaac M. Motter
Beckeystown
Beary Williams
Charlee W. Ress, Jr
Gornelia H. Ross
Charles + Ross
Charles W. Ree, Jr
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Gereanta R Ross
Foun Gt. Bouse
Sarah Jane Heffner
Mary G. A. Mathany
Qarelize Miller
Chas. A. Miller
Justus Miller
Miller
R. Albert
Ranben Long
Tanbel M Baker
Nicholee Baker
Charles M. Boblidkneot
Banjamie F
Wy Barrett
Ae Boudsemisal Ommend
Montgomery County Fair
Rogeville
Hookrlite
O. B. King
Charlea
Kiog
F. BH. Clements & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
King
As Brunswick
Hodge
Mathale
Braedock
Brederick City Hospital
Eleanor
McDonnel
Jeanie Wineberg
Sheres Eie
Trom
Citizens'ynat
BANK
Capital
Teleprese
Theo Wrest
Madras
Dolla& Shire
Omr Oller
Neidig & Miller
Sven
Boyn
Plaidy
Shepherd Plaidy
George
Tues F. Rice
Somas
Ets
Alfred Ritter
Counbelor
Omse
Court Street
Wien Arstalann
Btork
Glasees
North Market
Frederick, MD
Audly
A Lowther Forrest
North Charles Street
North Market Street
Milad
Peter Wan
W. Franklin Streep
Beltimore
Muareseawiy
Plassey
Creallatmponien
H. E
Mit
Raat Church
B' Aid
Ehret
Beqant
EMORY
Momean Droll
Biaple
Faccy
Fine Wives
Wvorgan Odoit
West Patrick Street
Ohea
Tsucomioas
Doe
News OF the
The
Bok
Staur, Exner & Co
Frederick College
Eagle
Snodsy
Roya L. Onaneity
Rogal
City Hotel Grill
George Ehrer
Besant & Knott. Ee
Baglea
Botutom
Kindip
Caveala
Enone Iareend
Husband
Androw B. Sayer
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