History In Brief: August 26 Notices and Old Events
Fragmentary notes recount historical happenings and personages. Mentions include battles in Crees panes, figures Bayward LLL and Crench Mb Lope, artist John Ras Woabdy, and the sculptor Ragery. Also references to China, Port Arthur, and losses estimated at 10600 with various antiquated place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tered Ybatte
Bayward
Lope
Oma la Vega
Berner
Albatarep US
Patroe
Altett Branes Augustus Etarles Sbytel
Coburg
Geta Uuebhaad
Bern
Hosnau
Kreaky
China Sesboerering
Mer
John Ras Woabdy
Ragery
New Canw
Brance
Local Classified Notices and Advertisements Mix
A fragmentary page shows rental ads for a house, a clerk collector position, bankruptcy and public sale notices, and various shop names including a furniture store grocer and a restaurant. Several names appear distorted, with notes urging prompt report of newspaper receipt irregularities.
Birthday Celebration for Mr Virts on 60th Anniversary
At Mr Cornslina Virte's home in Wevarton on Tuesday August 22 relatives and friends gathered to honor his sixtieth birthday. The event drew 651 guests, with Mrs Virts praised for hosting and generous refreshments, including large watermelons. Attendees included Rev O T House, Rev Z Wood, Dr Ransom, and many Virts family members from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornslina Virte
Pear Wevarton
Virts
Categerarian
Helga
Oatess
O.T. House
Branswick
Z. Wood
Knoxville
Winks
J. Z. Moore
Lea Garross
J. G. Cohnson
Grace Narh
Washington, D. C
B. Johnson
Baltimore
Wolfernberger
Pearl Henck
Sandy Hook
East Seventh Street
Qalse
Ohio
Washington
Mr. Lipscomb
Brief Bits from the Local Scene
Ingomer Albaugh captured four bass in the Monoa river on Thursday. Alfred Zimmerman, son of Clinton Zimmerman, injured by a pitchfork prong in his right foot yesterday but is expected to recover. Florence DaMuth, long time Franklin public school assistant, bought the Orons farm near Ottana, Pa, a 60 acre property for 4,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Zimmerman
Clinton Zimmerman
West Fourth Street
Cap
Mies Florence DaMuth
Franklin
Oronss Farm
Ottana
Say you saw it in The News Newera per HARHIVE
The phrase appears as a brief attribution line or tagline referencing The News and Newera with HARHIVE. It does not provide a clear event, person, or place to summarize into a full news item. The readable content is insufficient for a factual summary.
Governor Warfield to Middletown Picnic Visit
Governor Warfield traveled from Frederick to Middletown for the Great Middletown Picnic where he delivered an address this afternoon. He arrived on the 1025B. and O. train and was met by local officials before proceeding to Middletown and Hotel Braddock for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Warfield
Frederick
Hotel Braddock
Glenn H. Worthington
Bir
Henmiso L. Routzaho
Middletons
State Board of Education
G Edn Myera
W. P. Etchison
North Market Street
Mutual Insuraccs Company
Charles E. Tratt
Moesere
Routzahn
Worthington
Yonung’s Woods
Braddock
Soreh
Prisoners Given Bail in County Court Hearings
Lewis Freeman appeared before Judge Motter and posted 500 dollars bail for grand jury action. Benjamin Washington released on 160 dollars bail after habeas corpus hearing before Justice Motter. Old Folks Johnson arrested for cursing and swearing, reprimanded and dismissed by Justice Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Freeman
Motter Thia Moning
Messie S A. Lewis
Emory L Ooblenne
Benjamin Washington
Jostice Mottar
Fn eEbecum
Johnson
Dieter
Auction of Real Estate at Courthouse Door
Captain Walter Saundare, auctioneer, sold a brick dwelling on West Patrick Street to Andrew Orrian for 310 dollars and a 1741 acre farm east of New Londnor to Lewis Dettrick for 22 dollars per acre. A 14 acre wood lot sold to Charles Mealey for 275 dollars. The farm was withdrawn at 676 dollars per acre. Special Session called for Grand Council Royal Arcanum of Maryland in Baltimore August 25 at 10 am. The meeting will discuss instructing Maryland delegates for the Supreme Council session at Potomac Bay August 30 105 with rate and assessment decisions. Frederick Council 1196 will be represented by Daniel T Ordeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saundare
Reoo S. Harp
Patrick
Andrew Orriaan
Harvey R. Lease
Frank AL. Stoner
New Londnor
Lewis Dettrick
Grand Council
Royal Arcanam of Maryland
Baltimore
Royal Arcanam
Saratoga Street
Grand Council of Maryland
Supreme Council
Royal Arcanum
Potin-Bay
Frederick
Limestone Land Purchases For Quarrying Near Pincensburg
Deeds recorded at Hagere town show Johan H. Baker of Frederick County purchasing several tracts in the Daniel Roth farm and others once owned by Daniel M Grove and Hunter Emerson. The parcels, bought for limestone quarrying, include a sandstone vein crossing the river and extending past Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagere
Pincensburg
Johan H. Baker
Frederick County
Daniel Roth
Daniel M Grove
Hunter Emerson
Martinsburg
Purely Personal Para Readable City News Roundup
Mayor Smith returns from Washington D C. A stream of residents and visitors travels between city and addresses in New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio including Miss Oora Garrett Miss Mollie Moberly Mr Cornelius Sunday Mr Radford Smallwood and Mr Wesley Wachter Their movements include visits to Asbury Park Atlantic City Niagara Falls Harmony Grove Baltimore and Springfield with returns and planned travels to Baltimore South and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Smith
Washington, D. C
J. &. W. Hargett
Rodita Roelkey
Taneytown
John Mebbing
Weat South Street
Baltimore
Harry W. Bowers
Asbury Park
Osean Grove
Long Branch
N. J
Beatrice Cameron
N. Amanda Thomas
St Har
Jefferson
Mollie Moberly
West Patrick Street
Atlantic City
Washington
Radford Smallwood
Little Rock
Ackacras
Thia City
John 4. Urner
Mise Flecia Urner
Forest Park
Geo. Hoook
Harmony Grove
3. G. Benson
West Bonth Street
Baltimore County
Florence Mealey
Hilde Zacharias
East Third Street
Altoona
Niagara Falls
Misa Altes Willard
Doubs
O. B. Willard
West Patrick Streets
Slesinger
O. S. Lowenstein
H. L Hamberger
Hotel Braddock
H. 8. Hedges
Elizabeth Hedges
Brunswick
Portland
Oregon
Yellowstone Park
California
Elizabeth Hess
Nellie Frisger
Tanneytown
Obes. Hess
A. A. Lough
Big City
Augustus Wilson
Montgomery County
Loris Macght
Middletown
Wilson
H. C. Robert
Sohn Wetnight
Himer Wesnight
Springfield
Ohro
Samuel Weetnight
Lewis C. Fiook
Wesley N. Wachter
Ohia
Wachhter
Springfeld
Mr Joseph Tran Die Ticket Agent at B and O
The notice records the death of Mr Joseph Tran die a ticket agent at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad focal office a prominent traveling man known in railroad circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Trandie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Trundle Heads B&O Line After Seventeen Years
Mr Trundle has held his current post for seventeen years succeeding the late William H Doub who followed the late John T Q Cayoe. His affable manner has made him popular with travelers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Trundle
William H. Doub
John T. Q.cayoe
Baltimore and Ohio
Condition of the Streams Reported Across Local Rivers
Noon observations show the Monocacy high and muddy at Strather's Mill and Blackey's town dam, Buckeystown road travel limited via Buckingham Industrial School, Reffenider's mill and Ceresville both muddy and rising, and the Patomac at Point of Rocks very muddy and still rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strather’s Mill
Bnackeystown
Buckeystown
Buckingham Industrial School
Reffenider
Ceresville
Point of
Rocka
Patamac
Fugitive Cobith Sought by Montgomery Sheriff and Deputy
Shariff Willams of Montgomery county and Deputy Grimes of this county hunted the Uatoc tin mountain near Point of Rocks until 2 this morning trying to capture George Cobith who is charged with assaulting Misa Nally of Washington near Germantown on August 15. The effort was fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shariff Willams
Montgomery County
Grimes
Point of Rocks
George Cobith
Misa Nally
Washington
Germantown
Hotel Braddock Aims to Stay Open Through Frederick Fair
Report from Hotel Braddock notes likely extension of stay beyond the Frederick fair with many new guests and strong September bookings. Officials expect to keep the hotel open into October to accommodate visitors seeking the mountain hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
The New Bells Boy at City Opera House
Manager Nichols secures the musical comedy The New Bells Boy for another week at the City Opera House starting Monday night August 2. Large audiences, despite inclement weather, have extended the run as the cast delivers competent performances in this entirely new comedy. Glen Echo Park in Montgomery county is leased to a Philadelphia capitalist for twenty years with a $50 000 option to buy and $200 000 planned investment to enhance the resort. Major E Goldsborough shows a large Peruvian plant in the Bargmannia variety with a nocturnal white flower and strong fragrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City Daily Press
Nichols
Garrick Theatre
Atlantic City
Hte
City Opera House
Glen Echo
Glen Echo Park
Montgomery County
Glen Hinho
Philadelphia
Isis
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Religious Services and Meetings Across Local Churches
Sunday schedules announced for All Saints Episcopal Church and others with sermons at 1030 a m. Sunday school times given. Evangelical Lutheran Church and Grace Reformed note cancellations. Special music by Mrs. Edgar S McCardell and Eleanor Markey. WOTU meeting at Court Street. Braddock Heights song service features Milton G Urner. Reopenings, quarterly conferences, and missionary programs listed for several congregations with varied times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobloravide
Sp. m
M. Berricea
All Saints’ Episcops Ohurch
Evangelical Lutheran Pharch
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
German Baptist Church
Hutchison
Angals
Grace Reformed Church
H. L. McLean
Evangelical Reformed Church
E OR Eaobbach
St. John's Gatholla
Buckeystown
Western Maryland College
Brathagen
Hassero Maryland
Multiple Maryland incidents and meetings reported in state news
News notes from Montgomery County and surrounding areas report a fatal freight train collision near Lonaconing killing 27-year-old Charles Humbertaon. A Montgomery County woman died at home and a Meyers district child remained in critical condition from clothing fire burns. The Eastern Shore Board of Agriculture met at Mackenzis Goldsborough to discuss crops, while a union normal institute for Wicomico Worcester and Somerset teachers begins in Ocean City for two weeks. A Baltimore fire at Frederick Bergner & Co. caused about 100000 in damage as celluloid accelerated the blaze. Amerigo Vespucci, here from Philadelphia, sought transfer to Montevase Hospital, and was committed for 50 days by Justice Smith with Constable Carter assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Rockville
Qcharles Humbertaon
Lonaconiog
Sarah Thompson
Albert Thompson
Clarksburg
Charles Horrowl
Meyers
Carroll County
Board of Agriculture
Maryland
Mackenzis Goldsborough
Miles River
Talbot County
Union Normal Institute
Wicomtoo
Worcester
Somerset
Ocean City
Baltimorr
Frederick Bergner & Co
Jos West Pratt Ar
Amerigo Vesepucci
Montevae
Amesrigo Vaspacci
Italy
Philadelphia
Justice Smith
Montevase Hospital
Betog Alek
Constable Carter
August trade prompts low season blanket sale
The August Trade Base advertises winter blankets at discounted August prices with several blanket types listed. It promotes a wide array of goods including umbrellas laces corsets and other dry goods. Local notices mention vendors and shops along Market Street and nearby merchants.
Local retail and service ads clutter Frederick listings
A dense advertisement column lists household wares and groceries with prices, offerings from Allen G. Quinn & Co, M. & W. tubes, and various shop specials. It notes piano tuning services, a Braddock Heights event, and local notice of sales, with multiple vendors and contact details woven through rustic 19th century classifieds.
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Misa Ida Koogle
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East Second
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Woo Wes
Georgs Plonkerd
Mr. Ingomer Albaugh
Geir
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Joseph Trundle
Sunday Schools and Societies
Trinity M. E
Booth
Bundsy School
Ratastoua
J .B. Balthia
Santor Epworth
Methodial Episcopal Church
L A. Thirl Keld
German Baptist Bratheen
Hutobtoasa
Hutchleon
South
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Hravewick
Charles D. Balls
Winchester
A. Lm. Sand & P.m
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiraocofe
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John Hendrickson
Citizens' Nat Bank
Super Yard
Frederick, MD
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Newwig & Miller
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Ww. G. Baker
C. M. Tromag
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George
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New Canterbury
Watob
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Thos. P. Rice
Marek S Estournee
Marsh's
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Goodbart
Tonlgat
Boston
City Hore Grill
Bargain Gale
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Piaton
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Ldo. & Arm
Wa Anderson
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Impd. O. KH. M
Chippawa Tribe
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Braddock Height
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Music & Literature
North Market St
Allen G
Quinn & Co
Sterling's
Frederick College
Frederick Cotlies
Stager
Binger Company
Patrick Bt
I. A Borck
Angast
Tyson
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Hagerstown
Vernon
Frederick Gas & Exec. Co
Booth Market St
Capital
Monumental City
East Fourth Street
H. B. Peterman
West Franklin Street
D. L. Kefauver
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