Franklin Institute Anted at 2.111 W Fifth Street and 11L W Fifth St
Local listing shows the Franklin Institute and related addresses on W Fifth Street with multiple marks and notes about baking company age and nearby properties at 308 N Market St. The fragment also mentions Marino at Market and other street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Institute
Fifths St
Fifth St. Teweens
N. Market St
Baking Co. Age
C. Birely
WLM
Sieeses
Monocacy Marker Benefit Concert at Braddock Heights
The United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted an entertainment night at Braddock Heights Auditorium to aid a Monocacy marker. The Braddock Heights Band led by Professor Bleer performed well, with the Yama-Yama dance and a humorous cake-walk delighting the audience. Colored actors’ costumes, supplied by Frederick merchants, impressed all, and a Georgia couple won the cake while a watermelon went to another participant. Mrs Glenn A Worthington chaired the UKC entertainment committee, praised for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daugh
Frederick
Georgia
Glenn
A. Worthington
U. K.C
Wagon Accident Injures Mr Vernon Derr Near Bartonsville
Report states Mr Vernon Derr employed by Samuel Marino was driving a double team toward Bartonsville when the wagon struck a stone on a hill. Derr was thrown against a barbwire fence and pinned, injuring his arm and bruising his legs though he escaped serious harm. The incident occurred yesterday on the Bartonsville road near Crmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon’ Derr
Samuel Marino
Bartonsville
Crmel
Deeds Recorded In County Courts
Real estate transfers show Leonard R Waesche and others deeded to Graynon C Weddle a tract in the county for 180 dollars. William H Stult and wife transfer 11 acres of land to Caroline W Grimes for 41 700 dollars.
Brief items of interest from local notices
Fragmented text mentions property of E Homer on Dill avenue and an incident at Ox Fibre Brush works. Note references to injuries and a person named Bewie Lippe, with unclear context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Homer
Dill Avenue
Mr. Bewie-Lippe
Ox Fibre Brush’ Works
M R C Howard Dies After Illness at Home
Mr C Howard, long associated with The News, died last evening after a period of illness. He had been confined to bed and, despite efforts to aid him, passed away early this morning. The cause of death was recorded as aortic pectoris.
Howard Dorsey Howardson obituary in Frederick era
Howard Dorsey Howard, son of Mrs Joan Grove and the late Charles Horvard, born July 8 1861, in this city, lived a long life in Frederick community. He worked two decades with Eugene Getzendanner and later as general manager and secretary after Willi T. Delaplaine’s death in 1805. He married Frances Dorser in 1895. survived by two sons Charles and Frank, his mother Mrs. Iain Howard, and sister Mrs. J. K. Atner of Washington. He was active in Masonry, Scottish Rite, York Rite, and Modern Woodmen. Funeral Thursday at 4 from the Reform Church, with interment at Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Joan Grove
Charles
Horvard
Eugene’ Getzendinner
Martha X
Tie Xkwe
Willi T. Delaplaine
Thoward
Mr. Howard
Mixx Frances Dorser
Au Itinn WB
Fannie Eberts Dorsesy
Sotheren Ant Mranchy Dorsey Howril
Idard Wip
Iain Howard
J. K
Washington
Devensed
Frederick
Masén
Enook
Royal Arc
Thrioe Mustrios
Deneral
Khigiits
Woodurin
Ted Fite
Cohmmbla
Mt. Olivet
Essanay Film Company Offers Picture Name Prize
Moving picture prize of 106 dollars offered by Essanay Film Manufacturing Company in Chicago for the best new name for a motion picture show. Contest closes soon, manager lists contacts, Frederick tonlan named winner if selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essanay Film Manufacture
Log ‘Company
Chicago
Offerin
Propo
Oosealouse
WIL
Nia
Frederick
Tonlan
Biay
Ocean Grove Excursion Plan
Anka leads a coastal excursion from Ocean Grove with plans for a modest itinerary. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but the event appears tied to a seaside outing and a potential local schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
Ace Ft
Anka
Ikata
Knights of Pythias plan large September picnic event
A Mountain City Lodge, No.29 Knights of Pythias announces a September 5 picnic at Braddogh Xinh ehh to host what is billed as the largest fraternal gathering in the region. The planning committee includes Chief Judge Hammond Urner and H. Dorsey Etchison among many others with races, dancing, moving pictures, tableaux, and a reception for visiting knights from nearby lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
K. Af P
Braddogh Xin
Gauces
Pethisblats
Feuns
Milwauked
Wheeth
Ludge
Knighte
Pythias-wes
Persion
Rabk
Damonaud’Pythine
Dyonisiue
Frederick County
Hon
Hammond Urner
H. Dorsey Etchison
Glenn H. ‘Worthington
Nee Whitmore
Reno
Harp Steiner
Wesley Baltzel
Landi
Milton Kefauver
Dronentiure
Joho Ridenaur
C. A. Landis
Capt. Mines
W. Stern
Wolfe
Gerson “Rosenour
Jemne Anders
John Ridenour
Jamea Tubel
Bader
John F
Olan
Ane Schmidt
John.t. Lippe
John H.grove
Harry E. W. Storm
Laurin Welty
Judge Phieeger
George T. "E. Shuffler
Togemareit
Caim
Dronenburg
Rend Phieeger
Pavement Incident With Gas Office Horses
Two four horse wagon bosses entered Market Street gas office as lumber wagon driven by William Michael from Bullinger Road ran onto the sidewalk to avoid an automobile. The chief clerk, stunned by horse heads at the door, asked if they wished to pay their gas bill, receiving the reply “Hymymnyem,” meaning they were paying their gas bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
William* Michael
Bullinger Road
Michael
End of Camp Rest Near Buckeye Town Bridge
Camp residents along the Monocacy river broke camp after ten days of outdoor life and returned to the city. The group included Charles Shipley Vernon M. Rhoads Charles Hagan George Vanfossen Thurston Grove Richard Creager Louis Otte Thomas Baumgardner Keefer Gilbert and George Topper. Wesley Henderson and Marshal Palm provided meals and supervision for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Buckeyatown Bridge
Mesars
Charles Shipley
Vernon M. Rhoads
Charles Hagan
George Vanfossen
Thurston
Grove
Richard Creager
Louis: Otte
Thomas Baumgardner
Keefer
Gilbert
George Topper
Washington
Wesley Henderson
Marshal Palm
Sickness Update From Irene Hospital Report
Amid messy OCR text, the note reports Mr Albert B Brown improving from typhoid fever at Irene Hospital. Mentions several patients and street addresses, but many words are garbled. The readable items include hospital, typhoid, improvement, and multiple names associated with the sickness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Brown
Irene Hospital
Lisabel
Colored man arrested on disorderly conduct charge
Henry eussEn, a colored man, was arrested by Officer King last night on West Patrick Street for cursing and creating a disturbance. He appeared before Justice Eckstein who imposed a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orly “eussEn
Henry
King
Aline Aliop
Dorsey” Robinson
West Patrick Street
Justica
Eckstein
Auditors urged for city books and finances reform
City leaders and residents debate scientific audits for city funds. David Lowenstein, ex-board president, backs audits and emphasizes transparent expenditures and proper accounting. Mr Fraley supports systematic audits by city bankers at moderate cost amid calls for fiscal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lowenstehi
Atantle
Vevers
Xeon
Smultantsa
Lowenstedy
Lowenstein
Baltimore
Troylater
Gourde
Thia
Yeourne
Lowensteln
Mir
Lew’ Fraley
Syntematic
Banka
Citizens' National Bank promotes services and safety features
The bank advertises ample accommodations for business transactions, a burglar proof vault, and a special roofed area for ladies. It highlights three rooms for meetings and securities handling, many safe deposit boxes, and accounts for individuals firms or corporations. Savings Department offers 4 percent per annum.
Woman Accused Of Concealing Property Of Deceased Tucker
The petition charges Mrs. Brengia with concealing valuable personal property of the late Charles A. Tucker. The only items claimed to be in her possession are a pair of eye lashes, a chap of cord, and a set of buttons. She denies knowing or possessing any other property listed in the petition and asserts she has no knowledge of its whereabouts. The court is to direct surrender of any such items if located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennie Her
Daniel
Tucker
Charles A
Funeral for Chas S Howey Held at Evangelical Reformed Church
Charles S Howey’s funeral is set for Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock from Evangelical Reformed Church in the city. Brethren from Columbia Lynch Lodge and all Master Masons are invited to assemble at 3 15 p m at the Temple. A cluttered page mix shows local notices unrelated to the service including music ads and dance announcements from Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge
Chas. S. Howey
Evangelical Reformed Church
Brethren‘ of Columbia
Lynch Lodge
Onder
Remnants and Prices for Lady's Toilet Table Items
A fragment notes greatly modified prices and mentions luxury items for the lady's toilet table and needs for the baby’s hearth and comfort. The text hints at delights after shaving and associated domestic goods, reflecting catalog style remnants.
Matines and matinee races in Braddock area
An old community notice lists Saturday August 27 events at 1 30 p m with grounds grandstand admission of 25 cents, plus a bread and fruit sale and a Ladies Sewing Society fundraiser at Evan gelical Reformed church lawn Braddock with fancy articles ice cream cake and candy on Wednesday August 24 6 p m Also announced are amateur night grand prize drawings pig race and carnival dates at Braddock Heights Casino with gold prize money and a call to save bread lots for a pony contest and related events at the Cassing venue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Sewing “Society of
Evangelical Reformed Church
Warringdale Cottage
Braddock
Braddock Heights
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the Daily News
Rae —Keyenne Mauger
Oliver Basard
Petey
Bilas Deane
Cale
Ios
Reade
Nash
Plainfield
Masa
Brimter
United
Sweden
joBet
Niwn
Wannington
Marytawn
Lore L. Moone
The
Weather Bureau
Baker Wan
Cramer & Stauffer Eee
EL Pattick
Church Bt
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Winninveso
Columbia L
Banik
Cpve
Frederick College
Ray ‘&E. Frederick’ College
Kennedy -G. L. Baking. Co
Braddock Helgits
Day
Circuit
Orphana’ Courts
Mr.c Howard Des
Combs
Me Howard
Mil
Pictuure
Evolutions Ofsa
City
Bellaves Gitta
Regilarly
Favors
Fraley
Alan’ Favors
Mr. Lowenstehn
Association of Ametieg’8
Taina
Market
Urner
Motter
Philip Seeger
Charles Shinter
Theodore, Ballinger
Martin
Vatentne
Emmitsburg
Lloyd D, Roelkey
Samuel E. Tritappe
Patersville
Pranic
Forest Grove
M. EB
Beboo
Beperdey
Fron Tegnian
Sgnip Jonery
Rederick
Isend’. ‘National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Ita Cdnatruc
Idon
John Evany
Scranton
Frepido
Ufemi
Amalien
Heidi
Thaddock
Praisie
Ernalory
Bison
Uantoner
Couzox
Braddock. Heights
Brad’dock Heights
ae BK _Paepenics Cowear
Aca
Tacton Corner South Market
All Berner Atreeta
A. Manno &Co
Joan D. Mendeicknor
Ciis
Telephone
Shantung Fou
Sado
Gay
Joan‘d Hyndrickbon
Newdio
Miller
Miaibias Miller
Ain
Ike
Batistea
Wertlaghoues
Ec Pena de Opp
Patc
Tf de Cygne
Ooe
Hounokenpetto
Neidig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Riveris
Rowder
Rexall
Price
Valdagle
Sini
Eynamre Bree
Landis
North Market Street
Turin
Taderick
East Church Stuat
Cramer & Stauffer
OAL
Btaupf
Eee
Young & Staley
Sia
J.ranesora
E' View
Peters Peices
Gale, Colt, Busey and
Harness
W. Tet
Manin’ ‘Dixon, Ja
McAsino
Wader Nan Nase
Beome
Emateura
Bredwick
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