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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes recount actions around Queen Victoria and a Japanese port during a historical period. Mentions Bouin and Port Arthur with unclear dates and names, suggesting a brief historical timeline or index entry.
A garbled report links Mezander Rosenbloom to his father’s murder in Camden. Authorities chase claims the Rosenblooms deny complicity while relatives in Baltimore and Windber offer limited corroboration as investigators pursue who killed the elder Rosenbloom and where.
Local review notes a musical comedy act at the City Opera House featuring Yorke and Adnan. The act blends humor with song, delivering a lighthearted vaudeville style performance in Wa Fone. Audience reaction described as mixed, with some applause for novelty and others seeking sharper punchlines.
Probate records show Robert E Cadow claims 1246.45 for services against Laura V Cadow who died 1907 leaving about 6000 estate. Dispute arises with sister Matilda Harvey of Illinois alleging no debt and possible indebtedness by the administrator. Case sent to circuit court for trial with issues on legality and timing of the claim.
The Frederick team and the Maryland Athletic Club may play at Oriole Park if 100 fans buy round trip tickets at 1.82 dollars. Departure would be 9:00 p.m. from Frederick, returning 11:20 p.m. from Baltimore, with a reserved grandstand for Frederick supporters. If rain, game shifts to 2:10 train tomorrow morning. Names may be left at Schmidt's cigar store before 7 p.m.
Charles Hewitt of Lewistown was arrested on concealed weapon and threat charges after Jealousy over a local romance led to a confrontation with Lloyd Wiles. Witnesses testified Hewitt threatened to shoot Wiles if he pursued the girl Katie Gilbert, daughter of Le Gilbert, with Justice Alfred Ritter presiding.
The Engelbrecht case docket records a filing claiming to present the last will and testament of Margaret Carty. The matter centers on proving or contesting the will as read in the court, with potential actions defending or challenging the document’s validity.
Multiple residents are listed as returning from visits or trips to cities such as Somerset Baltimore Trenton Washington and Knoxville. The items name individuals and neighborhoods including East Third Street South Market Street West Patrick Street and North Market Street with mentions of relatives friends and hosts in various towns and a few notes on occupations and church connections.
Dr Henry Weinberg of Hagerstown entertained many friends at his parents home on North Market Street after a City House performance. A delightful collation was served with lively expressions of pleasure and thanks for the evening.
Mrs. Hannah Diehl widow of Albert Diehl died at her home this morning after a long illness leaving two sons F W E Diehl and Loula Diehl and a daughter CO Hermann. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Also noted is Alice Hansbew, adult child of Mr. Soshew, who died recently at their home.
A fragmentary report notes the law's grip over a case at M Hi Lene where a bullet has not yet been probed. The text remains unclear about parties or actions pending further inquiry.
Plaintiff Alleges his daughter in law and son-in-law exploited his advanced age and frailty to secure a deed, claiming he and his wife could not read or understand the document. The bill seeks to set aside the conveyance and restore control of the farm and income safeguards.
Ex Senator David J. Lewis of Cumberland, Democratic candidate for Congress, arrived from Hagerstown yesterday and met with members of the Democratic Central Committee in the city.
Chestnut farmer Dice, also known as Sohn Reeder, a pioneer fruit grower of Washington, produced chestnuts each fall. He is survived by his wife and twelve children. The notice notes a death and family details amid brief community news.
Andrew, a resident of Westeroport, was accidentally shot and killed during a hunt. Local authorities report the incident occurred in the woods between Beewin and the Delaware line as a tragic accident.
Grace and Lela Meson are named in a court filing with Raymond Grant appearing as a related party. The fragment notes a legal action or involvement but lacks full details.
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