Doctors Meet Endorses State Care Plan for Insane
Frederick and Washington counties medical societies held a joint meeting at Braddock Heights to back a resolution urging the State Lunacy Board to transfer dependent insane residents from county almshouses to state hospitals starting January 1911. The plan calls for a governor appointed commission to study care and expansion needs and for the resolution to be printed in county papers and sent to legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington Counties
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Isto
Frederick County
Brent
Maryland
State Board of Lunacy
Arythbd
Iber
Landay
Attaakt
Bredereck County Society
Soociety
Drs
T. A. Poole
Burkitteville
O. H. Conley
Adambtons
Franklin B. Smith
Stats Medica
Maey
Tate
P. Herring
Maryland State Lunacy Commission
C. W. G. Rohrer
Secretary
State Board of Earth
D. Ae Crum
Bronewick
Perasiter
Skittsville
Tropica
D.C. R. Miller
Mason and Devon
W. M. Reiehard
Snémibers
Davis
Greece
Gokisbdrovigh
Herring
Pgety
Oper Yalised
T. A Cone
Ing
Souley
Wse
Gu” Bya
de Franklin B
Riggs
County
Blue Mountain House
Local residents return from vacations and travels
A parade of Frederick residents arrives and departs after summer visits and trips. Baltimore figures Miss Hettie Hahn and Mrs Edith Burkman are noted as visiting, while Rev E R Eachbrich and Mayor G Edward Smith are mentioned with trips to White Sulphur Springs and Washington. A party including Mr Paul Kieffer and the Horria family are seen at hotels in Philadelphia after Atlantic City travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Hahn
Baltimore
Edith Burkman
Hahn
South Tech
Relph Finneytrook
Market Space
Washington Ve
William R. Hobbs
Frederick
Patterson
Chambersburg
Aisne
Arpy
Balome Zimmerman
Menere
Olicinge
A. Bussant
H. Grove
Harrisburg
Williams’ Grove
E.R. Eachbrch
White Sulphur Springs
G Edward Smith
Church Street
S.vigit
Washington
Shueman
New York
Wordan’s Conor
James 1
Horria
Atlantic City
New Binghan Hotel
Philadelphia
Will of Bernard Lewis Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late Bernard Lewis of Anvils is probated in the Orphans Court. He leaves the Moser Place on 34 acres and household furniture to his wife Alfred, with adjoining land of 5 acres, and specific cash bequests to David Lewis, Jon E Lewis, Henry Me, Wesley McAfea, Meat, Upton Lewis, Ola Smith, and others. After his death the residue goes to his nephew Alfred Ov it, with the estate managed as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Lewis
Beard Lewis
Anvils
Orphans’ Court
Alf
Moser Place
Mica Cig
Alfred Telate Oe Bai
David Lewis
Jon E Lewis
Henry Me
Wesley McAfea
Upton Lewis
Ola Smith
Grover Smith
Ead
Tao Sy Sims
Ali
Shooting Affair on Canal Wall Escalates
About 35 year old man identified as a suspect fired five quick shots at Geo Keye from a wall along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near a rock point. Mrs Keye fled with her two children to safety as the assailant fled. Sheriff Emory Nelada and Justice of the Peace A. Y. He examined the scene and collected statements.
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K Vlor
Ohio Canal
Rocka
Geo, Keye
Keya
Kova
Emory Nelada
Justice of the Peace
A. Y
Social Card Party Planned by Dr Sieules at Bat Sy
A local card party is announced to be held tomorrow evening at Bat Sy with Dr Sieules organizing the event. Proceeds go to benefit a community project and attendees are urged to RSVP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baithael Sieulees
Brad- Rey Ek
Frederick and Hanover Tie In Twelve Inning Muddy Game
On a muddy Athletic Park field Frederick and Hanover battled twelve innings before Frederick scored the winning run in the twelfth. Frederick led 2-0. Hanover tied it in the eighth. late scoring changed the outcome as both teams fought through rain and rough play. Reitz struck out eight for Frederick. Long four for Hanover.
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Frederick
Hanover
Athletic Park
Frederck
Fevens
Seliman
Clayton
Brent
McKinhay
McKhiney
Reitz
Long
Bien
Bubb
Banover
Pune
Savage
Sello
Malone
Vere
Senta
Tine
Ganth
Unpin Hoffmeister
Baltimore
Playap Athletic Park
Flagerstown Agi F
Hageratown
Apecial Cats
Frederick Will
Pitcher
Dr. Long
L. A. Toms
Kate
Frank Dwyer
J. O. Hendrix
Harry Weenedy
W. I. Shenk
J.eld
R. LeGare
Dutrow
Rofield
Harry Grove
H. F. Shipley
Dr. Goodell
McCord
Staub
D.C. Winebrewer, Jr
D. P. Buckey
J. K. Robinson
R. P. Ross
Hagaratown
Roulette
Neill
Jamison
J. Telly
Millar Br Easton
Ker
Raita
E.f
Oro
Hymeneal Tie: Miss Hess Weds John Belt at Taneytown Home
Miss Effie Hess and John J Belt were married at a Taneytown home of Mrs Elisabeth Hess with Rev C W Hom officiating. The couple, once a schoolteacher and a Washington traveler, left for New York after the ceremony.
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Belt—Hess
Effie Hess
John J. Belt
Elisabeth Hees
Taneytown
Cee Schoo
Ayn
Washington
C. W. Hom
Brunswick
Hose
New York
John Paulaver
Witter
Wellsville
East Third Street
Camp Jeffersop ends at Potomat near Virginis side
A fragment notes the end of Camp Setterwon located at Potomat opposite Catoctin Switch on the Virginis side. Burns Waters of Baltimore is mentioned in connection with the camp’s three week location period and a possible name variant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersop
Setterwon
Potomat
New Lodge Instituted By Odd Fellows In Frederick County
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge in Frederick City No. 100 was instituted with 128 charter members. Grand Master John W. Youttg and grand officers conducted the ceremony and initiations. Officers for the remainder of the term were elected, and new lodge officers appointed for the ensuing tenure. The event drew visitors from King David Lodge No. 50 and other counties. The session concluded with a brief business meeting and scheduling of future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Ladale
Sterts
F.oficers
Prettonick RY Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Lyte
Grand Ledger
John W. Youttg
Cumbertkind
Willgin A. Jones
Marabial
Baltimore
Fynier
Schapira
Ave God Lodge
Krehty
Bad Btn
Eugene
Lerson
Ah Forwell
Kren
Philip J. Lennstein
Geo. W. Gi
Noble Grand
Edgar i Jones
Allen
Night Eee
Thoms Mannker
Acene
Howard
Hophina
Guardian
E J. Pulge
Noble
Thomas S. Bade
Jacob H. Sehmidt
Fetary
Charles A. Sands
Bnateral
Hen .Ring
Inside Guardian
Chas
H. Haff
Abs
Oufabde Guardian
Murrey 5
Wach
the View Grand
G. A. Zeigler
H. R. Heck
Hospital benefit feature brings lively entertainment despite rain
Under Meg McDaniel, Exaltent Entertainment presented at Braddock Hesphin Audits with two short plays and impersonations by Miss Henrietta McDonnell. The American Girl satire featured Edward Paes and a cast including Mrs On-The-Go Jones and Pearl Smith, followed by The End of Eilon with Richard Ford and Molly Ford among others. The program drew a well attended audience and earned encore appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel
Braddock
Mies Henrietta McDonnel
Edward Paes
Bartaeld
Henn Orderian
Chauncey Oglethorpe
Birther
Née
Con
Lord Doncaster
Gardell
Jonca
An Adnicek
Rank
Pearl Smith
Sierra Benniez
Msitay Ori Pielke
Eari
Pagetek
Coonjem
Courtney Ls
Eilon
Richard Ford
Arthur
Molly
Hubert Shape
Ry Lolly’ Srolte
August Bret
Max
John Mc Dorothy
Cook
Vowen
Te An
Central Methodist Protestant Church to Open Repairs
The Central Methodist Protestant church at New and [illegible] will hold an opening meeting next Sunday at 10.30 o'clock. Rev B F Ruley, Rev Sheridan and others will be present for the conference and sermon. The event extends an invitation to all residents of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Protestant Church
New
B. F. Ruley
Bundey
Sheridan
Ord
Rees Sheridan
Alec
Unclear Names and Figures In Fractured Document
The text presents a scrambled list of names, titles, and numbers with multiple typos. It appears as a damaged OCR extract showing potential executives or candidates but lacks coherent context or a readable event.
Mab Mate and NEIDIG & MILLER Firm Mentioned in Note
Fragmentary text references Mab Mate and NEIDIG & MILLER alongside Hull, with unclear context or action. No clear date or place provided.
Death notices for Henry C Bowers and Clifford Wolfe
Henry C Bowers a noted engineer from Martinsburg later living in Baltimore was buried in Martinsburg after death August 2. He was son of David Bowers and survived by a brother John W Bowers and a sister. Clifford Wolfe of Lewindale Montgomery died August 19 leaving a widow and five children. funeral at Bethesda M E Church conducted by Rev Yout and burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Co. Bowens
Henry C. Bowera
B. &E Een
Enginser
Baltimore
Martineburg
Mr. Bowers
Davie Bowers
Morgen Cauety
Martinsburg
Washington
Philadelphia
Lutheran Church
Brotherhood of Logomotive Engineers
Mr. Bower
Ots
John W. Bower
Bredepick
Jawtan
Pevidlonis Hal Williamsport
Clifford Wolfe
Cwfford Wolfe
Lewindale
Montgomery County
Bethesda M. Church
Brownin Bervices
Cem
R. W. Kivall
Tobias Watkins
Dorwayras
Lewis
Local notices urge market compliance and events in Frederick
A jumble of local notices lists Market Ordinance traffic and sale restrictions in Frederick City. It mentions penalties, a market master G Wu, and various upcoming events including a Braddock concert, a Hammond Park lecture, a baseball game, and a hospital meeting with details about attendance.
Fragmented note on a death inquiry in local area
A damaged OCR fragment references Mr Charles J and a death linked to a local person, mentioning a 660 batter and a mystery surrounding a killer or cause. The readable items point to an inquiry or accusation but lack clear names, dates, or definitive actions.
Oyster Parlor Opening Sets Stage for Community Dining
report notes an opening of a local oyster parlor with emphasis on varied offerings including by the quart and special menus. mentions of planned events and upcoming fixtures in community recreation such as baseball and ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strlen
C. J. Rio
Peithe Marton
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Nicholaw
Ruasin
Moogevelt Rade
Japan
Erie
Dioon
Marytait
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Weather Bureau
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Fo Bale
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Kred'k
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Johnson
Equity
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Dausberger
Foahion
Neldig & Miller
Doctors’ Meeting
Maryland Athletic Club
Oriole Park
Anyn A¢Edy
Ciames
Wewi
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Maryland Grand Lodge Officers Institute
Fredreick
Se Ae
Cutizane
Frederick, MD
Capital
Burplus
D.bakeer
WM. D. Baker
B.D. Baker
WM. G. Simeraman
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Jobn D. Bendrigkaon
Neidig & Miller
Nyeniwe Miller
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Para Rn
Frrederick City
G. Wu
Danarmaare
Breese
Rink
Eintiog Braddock
Grohestra Eee
Pheteta
Frederick ‘Mannéohor
Auditorum
Bakers
Ealc
Williamson’s Drug
Hammond Parkers
Hagerstown Ball Association
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Frederic ‘ci
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Ony
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Homas P.rick
A. J. Eichelbergre
Bill Bay
A. J. Eighel
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M. L. Etohion
Permans
J. L. Etohribon
Booth
Juistenly
Charles L. Bene
Charles L.benns
W.H. B. Etchison
Wes. Richison
Hee Menon
East Church
Cote Vests Cane
Charles J
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Mount Airy
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