Direct action planned for sale at college site
Fragmentary notes mention a sale at a college site and an investigation with low probability of action. Officials and the Woman's College are referenced, but details are unclear in the cut text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
2
Long Memorial Fund established from estate of Mrs Sarah W Woodsboro
In Orphans Court records the estate of the late Mrs Sarah W Woodsboro funds are directed to the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of the United States. The Sarah E Long Memorial Fund provides for in perpetuity annual interest to support missions, church repairs, and a memorial cottage. Specific bequests include nephews, nieces, and others with a residue to the Synod of the Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah W
Woodsboro
Orphans’ Court
Migalons
United States
Josephus
Shins
Sarah E. Long
Board of Foreign Missions Ie
Issions
Sarah
John's Reformed Yegard
Hope
Mar- Grom
Josephus and Ee
James W. Hol
Mary Crum
Pittinger
Consulate Guarded Amid Dispatch to Nowe in Nicaragua
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report on a consulate guarded amid a dispatch to a location in Nicaragua. The text mentions troops of a General and a leader named Gabibeit, defending a consulate from an unspecified threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowe
Ivanana
Nicaragua
AUB
Fatrads
Veader
Guar
Fire Situation Improves as Dispatch Reports Progress
Spokane August 22 reports fire situation improves with no wind aiding suppression. Twelve people were evacuated from a cate area and authorities say conditions are stabilizing.
Is Walt Olbe Safe Today
fragmented OCR reads as if questioning Walt Olbe's wellbeing with unclear context and missing details about place time or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Who
Walt
Women Beekeeping Craze Sparks Amour and Commerce
In England a furore grows over women taking up beekeeping for money as country women seek to earn. Lectures and demonstrations draw crowds, and hotels report orders for fresh honey from women beekeepers, signaling a budding market and social shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apia
England
Mina Gerke Creed
Orden i
America
Death notices of George Schl and Mary Ellen Belt family
The community mourns prominent Martinsburg figures as George Schl and Mary Ellen Belt are remembered in obituaries. George Schl, 40 years a noted merchant and local politician, lived in Frederick County before moving to Martinsburg. his widow and eight children survive, along with siblings. Mary Ellen Belt, wife of George English, dies at home in Boonsboro area, survived by husband and several sisters and a brother. funeral services are set for Thursday in Brunswick with interment at Mt. Olivet. James Keefer, 30, of Mount Airy, dies after typhoid fever. funeral at Prospect Church with I.O.O.F. pallbearers. Clara V. Harper, colored, dies in Baltimore. remains brought to Frederick and funeral in Frederick. Infant Edna Lee Hoke, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laroy Hoke, dies at Braddock. funeral at Mt. Olivet after services at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George We
Corbe Qelet
Ini
Danratte
Marttisborg
Vane
Mary Ellen Belt
Frederick County
Maryliuid
Mle
Frederik
Swan
George B. Seni
Uthlon
Darling
Teorge Englibi
Mannie J. Wogliah
Georga Engliah
Bier
Whurmont
Dhata
J. i
Trederick
Harry Mor Oo
Magenstowe
Mra
Orcson Srapewick
Alix
George
Bert
Frederick
James BL. Neefer
James M. Keefer
Vear
Prospect Church
William Rubey
New Market
Baltimore
J. Luther
J.J. Valentine
David Vd
Lew Maxwell
Ware Ringgold
Si Howard
Larkins
Greenmount Cemetery
P.rice
Edna Lee Hoke
Ant
Laroy Hoke
Braddock
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Hymeneal Mouck Gterle and Middletown Singers Triumph
A fragmented local recap notes celebrants and a choir led by Rev J W Riresote, with the Middletown team and Braddock Heights Casino connected by wins. The piece mentions three game wins and a three-game margin, but many words are garbled, leaving key names and outcomes uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckplo
Middletown
Team Easy
Poatch
Athoys
Ee Braddock
Heights Casino
Inett
Pine
Pleasant social notes of visitors and locals in Baltimore and beyond
A long list of Maryland and nearby residents visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore, Washington, New York, and other cities. The notices name Miss Allen Gelger, Mrs. Elia Stahl, Senator and Mrs. Jacob Roth, Miss Mildred Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Wy. Burt Keller, Master James Diffendal, and many others, detailing travels, visits, and returns from trips to Baltimore, Philadelphia, Hills, and Mountain Lake Park, with several returning to work or daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bart Iantt
Waiillasa
G. Grhites
West South Street
Frievidy i
New York
Mita Boasle
Houck
Washington
Baltintore
Mee
Willan J. Bhuftier
Monocacy Bouttevand
Baltinvore
Buvinees
James Diffenda
Western Union Telegraph Office
Senator
Jacob Rothback
Elia Stahl
Mya
Stew
Burt Keller
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J. Mim
John Ditty
Balthoore
S Yhitlig
Wn Mon
G. Dneol Buckey
Fragmentary social notes from a distant wedding and convention
The fragmentary text mentions visiting relatives in Beviston near the city, with Aunt Beviston and Uncle Gobi Wn. Hounw nearby. It notes Miss Mod attending the annual convention of the National Vouneltyor the Daughters of Liberty, and a visit by a Miss Manikin to her father-in-law Myr. John Topper on Pit Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftetcera
Edward
Bultimsore
Beviston
Gobi
Engedbrecht Atu
Daugster
Houlevard
Henry
Dedraugel
George Topper
D. C
John Topper
Eng
Piit
Piit Fick Street
Abstone Coon
Ie National Vouneltyor
the Daughters of Liberty
Wiley Biel li
Local County Notes Share Visitor Talks and Family News
County correspondence lists residents visiting relatives and friends in Baltimore New Market York and New Jersey. Several returns from trips are noted including Nellie Carey Nellie Grubb and Mrs Alice Jamen. Local visitation includes Mr and Mrs Daniel Smith Mrs Edith Hutcher Mrs Edward Poole and others with a Farmers' Picnic at Wildwood Park mentioned and a church service set for August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Niiea Eva Hood
Philadelphia
Myrtle
Baltimore
Paul H
York
Nellie Carey
Misa Nellie Grubb
New Jersey
Alice Jamen
Boston
Mrcharl
Thie Place
Harry Thomas
Are
C. K. Feate
Lloyd and Lee
Brunswick
Williats
Daniel Smith
David Shawn
Mmiss
Amy. Lawson
Hageratown
Edward Mood
Frederick
B. Norwood
Laura Montgomery
Riebis Mills
Mia Elsie Lighter
Mis
Ametia Bennett
Perch ‘Kelly
Wildwood Park
Manibal ‘Buckingham
St. Denla
Oraidor Long
Eigter
Bal- Umore
Mies Annie ‘Long
Arch. Nicholaon
Ballimore
News of the State Notes and Announcements
Governor Crothers announces three programs for the public meet while Cardinal Gibbons endorses the National Conservation Association. Various local officials resigns and appointments, business leaders die at sea, and a Baltimore Merchants Week draws buyers. Ambulance and rail news mix with university visits and bank director changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita
Crothers’ Farudis
National Conservation Association
Charles SK. Oliver
Hallimore
Consolidated Cotton Duck Corporation
Europe
Chavies
Sittersville
Queen Anne National Banke
Centreville
Titnes
Merrick
Willham H. di
Alexander FL Bowle
Lal
McPherson Crookton
Washington
Maxonk
Ches- Wpanice and Potomac Company
Newton
Minele
Hagerstown
WI Lansport
Americans Grow Sweeter Sugar Use Surges in U S
A department compiled figures show each person in the United States used 82 pounds of sugar in the year ending June 30. Domestic demand rises to record levels with Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines contributing larger amounts than ever before. Foreign countries supplied about 1 percent of total consumption. Also noted are street oiling efforts in Frederick with new blocks coated and progress on the 7000 gallon tank project. Do it now Advertise in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philppines
Thia
Frederick - Cline
Third Street
Chapel
Market Street
Fifth
Sixth
South Street
Cemtery Hill
The Heughty Planters and Virginia Tyranny in Colonial Lore
Colonial Virginia defined social rank with rigid distinctions, as settlers formed a new aristocracy under indentured servitude. The text notes resistance to monarchy, praising Virginia settlers as sources of statesmen and patriots. It also compares practices of removing shoes in Indian and Muslim customs, tracing the ritual to social etiquette rather than religious decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Propetetor
Indiana
P . Hietbeche
Sealy
Wiegman
Ted Every
India
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Cong
W. Houck
Melly
Rev
J. W. Riresote
Frederick. and. Vicinity
Hayes Lithdix
Balthnore
Orks County
W. P. Bruggeman
York, Pa
W. A. Long
Patrick Street
Harry GB
Stele
St. Joseph
Bey
Mies Georgia Cromwell
South Market Street
Lax
Mise
Prudence Willard
Mt Airy
Charles A. Ogie
South Market
Waalyington
Silver Springe
Colonial Bexth
Lewis
Thora Noonan
New York ’ City
Bia
F. H. Noonan
East Church. Street
Barry Castle
Fougaville
Raymond ‘Eyler
Helen “Schineider
Basil
More
A. Schroeder
Market ‘Street
John Sadler
Minnie Condon
George Bal-let
Mossré
Tobias
M.: Zimmerman
NEW Markey
Mian
Nellie Istzler
Aliddietown
Mies Carrie Long
Muster Paul Etzler
Mt. Pleasant
Talei
Charles Etzler
William Boyer
Pauline
Maple Lawn
Buntey
Willam Boyer
George Hitzler
Tidghville
Silende
Woybington
Ira Bons
Edith Hutcher
Bykenville
Edward Poole
Allie Brownleg
Wooblington
Ethel Norwood
Misnes Golden
Olivia Nicholevon
George Haln
North Carolina
George Molesworth
Poplar Springs
Abe
Moore
John
Déat
Chicago News
Adv
News OF the
Maryland
Colonial
Adolph Hahn
Frederick Caurity
Court House
Thas Hume
James Whitehi
Jane
Tiber J
Patrick Atreet
Wilaner Atreet
Lutheran Graveyard, and Being the Northern Portion of Te Tot
Adolph Baler
James Whitebill
William A. Hahn
B&o. Avenue
Packard Prann
R. Lease
B. E Brish
David Shuli
Eae
Rob Red
Tooms Aug Hall
East Pattick
Surridge
Carroll Streat
Kennedy
Reese
Keene Lapply
Bank, Corner Church
Court Stree
Jonesh Beachi
Atlingtoh Hotel
Agi Sdt Fe
Nise
Guinimce
Jaabtes Kant
OR & En.t
Ures
Cassidy
Bala
Yiof Auieuet
Aleleaes
Sani Ira
Mielenera
Christian Baler
Lereby
Baylor
Cinas
R. Saptor
R. Rerare
D. Princeton
Buckey
Jobeph-Czfink
Apts
Charles A. Tucker
Daniel Tucker
Luward F. Tucker
Agust
Auderinion
Chon
Ty Hall
Fred Etekcy
Frederick City
Lewis Toe
Isa Aghtenident
Board of Aldermen
Cluptease
Aloves
Nonocecy
Hashes Ford Road
3Ng
Azzdat
Patrick
Knights Pythian
Postoffice
H. Gorgun
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Sugzadim
Parker
Alvo Boy
Union Teaco
Eee Battivore & Ohio Railroad
Balti Orl
Tino
Conniee
Pittee RG
Iem
Arerive
Chicago
Cingianate
Ouisvilly & “Sr
Harpers
WNC
TER
Martinsburg
Washington and Way
Washington,al
Nariel Boing
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