Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Circuit Courts Week Ended Aug 29 1906
Weekly row of real estate deeds marriage licenses and probate actions from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts lists transfers of county and city properties to numerous buyers, marriage licenses for multiple couples, and appointments for administration and executorship with bonds and creditor notices. Names include Reno Harp Dorsey Etchison Kise Weast Condon Molesworth Miller Zimmerman Dinterman Grove Riddlemoser Bader Baader Barber Tarser Bayder Maulsby Haugh Kelley May Leave Hoke Washington Welsh Bowie Harrison Moore Green Misaner Corry Stull Beall Ballivan Sailivan Meek Ogdorn and others. records cover executors and administrators with bonds and inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Orphans’ Courts
Circuit of Orphans’ Courts
Reno
Harp and
H. Dorsey Etchison
Charles H. Kise
John C. Weast
Henry H. Oraw
James W. Condon
Lewis O. Molesworth
Wits
Caroline Miller
Justus Miller
O. H. Miller
Caroline G. Miller
Martha KE. Zimmerman
George B. Dinterman
John W. Grove
William &. Riddlemoser
William M. Bader
Wm. E. Corum
Angle Diggs Summers
A. P. Baader
Bara A. Barber
Wm. A. Tarser
Urleans
Wiliam P. Maulsby, Jr
Lorence Bayder
Edwart H. Walter
Frederick City
Premiece
Bossanah M. Haugh
John Albert Hamilton
McKaig
Fanpie
Paarl
Harry Lowle Wiesner
Lids Grace Hoke
Mr. Pleasant
George Hunt
Elizabeth Washington
Buckeyatown
James B. W. Welsh
Cora Bowie
Friendship
Montgomery County
Harry M. Harrison
Josie Mary Moore
Knoxville
Acquilia Nicholas Green
Saas
Catoctin
Orphaer Court
George F. Smith
Bolomon Smith
Jana F. Corry
James H. Taylor
Willet Leander E. Stull
Calvin
Tre Social World Birthday Party and Nuptial News
A social page notes James ee and Frederick Alvay and Charlee Soth. the party hosts France Doreey celebrate a newlywed couple. The column records engagements and festivities with brief, formal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Frederick Alvay
Charlee Sothply Ole Je
France Doreey
Prohibition party convention in Maryland names nominees
The Sixth Congressional District Prohibition party met at the Cumberland courthouse on Friday afternoon at 3 oclock. Beate Chairman Haley O Bea Gricksse presided with Daniel J. Young as chairman and Jacob L. Engelbrecht as secretary. State Chairman Hendrickson urged nominating a candidate from the lower counties as the party stressed long standing principles and continued opposition to rival parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappington
Feederick
Aliegsay Younthee
Prohibition Party
Sixth Quaerecient
Maryland
Greed
Court House
Allegany
Cumberland
Daniel J. Young
Becky
Nomination of Fraccis Sappington for Second District
Notiastions declared to order and Fraccis B. Sappington of Frederick County placed in nomination by Rev Luther Winc oels. Sappington accepted reluctantly, campaign unfeasible. A committee to secure food for campaign and to fill vacancies was appointed. convention adjourned as Hendrickson left for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrickson
Fraccis B. Sappington
Frederick County
Luther Wincols
Sappington
Messrs
Nicbole
Englebrecht
Moss
Fr. Handrickson
Marion
Michaal
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Bappington
Me. Hendrickeon
Baltimore
Omniyal Carnival Delayed Amid Hospital Guild Oversight
The Omniyal Carnival is postponed to next week under Frederick City Hospital Guild supervision. A food sale runs today 9 to 1 at rooms on West Patrick Street. List of prize donors expanded with Gobell Brose and W H B Etchison. several names added. Clowns announced as Cuisina Bothorpe Howard and others. Sunday school picnics scheduled in Mountaindale and adjoining areas for September 1 to 3, with multiple county groups planning events at local woods and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Mountaindale Union
Reptem
Ridenour's Woods
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery Counties
John
Cheroh Bul
Will Picaio
Frook's Woods
Eat Seeder
Blast Work Tomorrow In Otty Labor Push
A fragmented report notes plans for work tomorrow aimed at organizing laborers in the city. The message indicates initial success in mobilizing a number of workers into the effort.
Personal notices drift through town on visits
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr Charlen W Miller of Worth Market Street spends the day in Berlin. Many residents report visits to Baltimore Washington Hagerstown and other towns. Mrs Lewis T Lampe and child visit friends in Lorettaville Va. several names travel to Philadelphia Atlantic City Middletown and Martinsburg. Moving plans noted for Edward Grove and family Stephens City. Numerous returns from visits to Baltimore Washington and nearby locales.
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Charlen W. Miller
Worth Market Street
Berg
Ene
Harriot Holuses
Sgrcingfield
Viciting
Mies Charhotes
Gina
Ard Mire
E. Ollas
Visi
Mra
N. C
Hagerstown
Charles W. Metis
South Market Street
Baltianore
W. E. Schroeder
Frederick Jusotiog
J.T. Ridgely
Gelsinger
Lorettaville
Charies L. Renn
Sarah Phreeger
Patrick Street
Boomboro
Orpts Hore
Lanzr’e Ecard
Baltigore
John Eccard
Tramarille
Charlotte Linn
North Market Street
Lilian Hedger
Middletown
Was. Layfield, Jr
Baltimore
E. Byburk
O. E. Botmabirg
Brookland
D.C
O. Staley
Lynn Metcalfe
Ollagas
East Patrick Street
Harmony Grove
Edward Grove
Bhephens City
East Third Asrest
Mary. Gray
The
Gray Adve Lature
Heancke
A. R. Youkle
Third Street
Henry Hartung
Washington
Wm. F. Sohwids
W. E. Keafanver
Eleanor
Washington, D.C
Dill Avenue
O. E. Remneberg
Cornelius Staley
Lauren Detrick
Albert Hammond
Baltmore
Charles
Ears
Wm. B. Miller
East Paetreat
Misese Bettis
Jennie Doll
Martinsburg
Che
Harvest Sermon at Braddock Reformed Church
Ray Soyder will preach a harvest sermon at Braddock Reformed Church Wednesday September 4 at 8 o clock. The service will celebrate the harvest with fruit and a meal by Mr Was Batter Aid Society. Evening service follows. Harvest Thanksgiving services announced for September 16 at 10 18 am. Regular Zion Be Gay at 316 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Soyder
Braddock
Was
Unclear Conference Event Details From Historic Page
The fragmentary text references a conference or meeting in a place named Onenrien Tale with repairs mentioned and a presiding figure. The readable items include scattered proper nouns and dates, but the overall meaning is obscured and the record remains a partial OCR fragment.
Europeans Trip Ends In Ordeal On Ocean Steamship
A party led by Harry Kefauver and Paul Whipp returned from Europe aboard the catapult steamship exchange. They traveled via Baltimore, London, Paris, and Laverpesl, enduring a ten day voyage marked by illness and fear of drowning. A crew member warned that jumping overboard would trigger a pursuit, yet the voyage concluded with their arrival back in Baltimore.
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Meess
Harry J. Kefauver
Frederick High Bobess
Paul Whipp
Middle Gehodl
Europe
Baltimoore
England
London
Liam the Vedamore
Baltimore
Trial of Wilkes Eyler Postponed at Gettysburg
The murder case against Wilkes Eyler of aser Enamiteburg Pa. is continued to the November term. Eyler has been jailed at Gattynberg since June, with defense witnesses Bentley Brown and William Tous unavailable. The motion cites risk to defense and late attorney preparation, seeking delay to secure essential witnesses and counsel.
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Gettysburg
Wilkes Eyler
Aser Enamiteburg
Osmaby
Gattynberg
Wosble
Bentley Brown
William Tous
Emmlieburg
Prevent
Ihis Gerae
Coacs
Herah
Pamed
Bia
Injured Foot Delays Local Advertiser at Fair
Mr O Adolphus Ramebarg, advertising the erlox Fair, was injured in a mishap yesterday while en route to Baltimore. He sustained a foot injury and was treated. doctors said recovery would take time. The incident disrupted his duties and he returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Adolphus Ramebarg
Bart Hiss
Board of Chacisies and Cures Hear Encuneve Bid
A poorly legible note reports a board hearing concerning a bid or issue involving Mr. George HB Wiener. The fragment mentions a committee and a request for action, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chacisies and Cures
Sarre
George HB
Wiener
Miller's August Trade Base Highlights Fabrics and Pajamas
A fragmented catalog outlines Miller's August trade offerings including garters silk and black cotton fabrics. Notable prices show black cotton at 81.75 and Madras pajamas at 81.38, with scattered references to textiles like flosh and madras.
MEIDIG AND MILLER NEWS OF THE STATE
Typhoid fever outbreak in Bharptown alarms residents while Maryland commerce eyes a market for South Africa. The body of Rear Admiral Tralo arrives in Asnapone. Misa Hohol B. Campball dies in a bash house at Ovsam City. The First District Republicans convene to nominate William S. Jackson for Congress. former Shoei! William H. Groenta pursues GOP nomination in the Fourth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shere Waeterdar
Todas
Bharptown
Maryland
Danco
South Africa
Adetral Tralo
Chefa
Asnapone
Misa Hohol B. Campball
Pitterille
Wicomiso County
Ovsam Oity
Dietsiot
Osran Olty
William
Jackeos
William H. Groenta
Congress
Budget of Bright Items of Local and General Interest
Brief local notes announce tomorrow excursions to the shore and a large oyster crop. Mr Wm Poole’s event, a Brunswick Industrial Company lot sale, and a forthcoming sham bath participation. Advertisers urged to plan placements. autumn interests and public notices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agashore
Ib Ia
Wm. Poole
Brusewick
Death notices for Victoria Derr and others in city obituaries
Mrs Victoria Derr wife of Mr La the Pi Des died at home after two weeks illness at 10 15 this morning. Funeral arrangements not completed. Also noted are notices for William Roberts aged about 75 who died at his home two miles west of Menrois and William H McClave a former resident and local manager of Paneer On, with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutarec
Victoria Derr
Lathee Pi Des
Marylan
Phe Aed
Patrick Atreod
Les Fisher
Bess Dome Derr
Bose Dizon
Washipees
Besafelter
Charlea Fralen
William Roberts
William Roberte
Weet
Menroris
B. Rieratty
Om Taeeday
L. H. Ute
William H. M'Clave
McClave
Resi 6
Beegertok
Seer Isto
The Village Parson Comes to City Opera House
The Village Parson promises a striking production with lights and shades of Lehumee life. Critics praise the performance seen in other cities, noting a brilliant presentation, new mounting, and favorable comments. The melodramatic play debuts tonight on the City stage.
Funeral for Miss Guorgis A Bobiey in Baltimore
The funeral for Miss Guorgis A Bobiey, who died in Baltimore on Sunday, was held at the Baltimore depot yesterday afternoon at 2:30. Services were conducted by Rev. L Moless. Attendees included Alien G. Qaynn, D. Hewee Qayun, Stever Bobley, Gilmer Sehiey, Thomas Chap ine and Aly. Burial followed at Olivet. A. Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guorgis A Bobiey
Baltimore
Sandey
Depot
Ay L Moless
G. Qaynn
D. Hewee Qayun
Stever Bobley
Gilmer Sehiey
Thomas Chapine
Aly
Olivet
Cnm
Carty
Fuera
Carnival Postcard Alert At St W Patrick Street Carnival Room
Weather outlook warns of unsettled conditions as Chil deon's Carnival is postponed to next week. Items including oysters and clams on sale from 2 to 11 pm at the Carnival Room on St W Patrick Street. Dealers listed with records and various addresses. Friday night specials and notes about local events and buildings referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childeon
Carnival Room
St W. Patrick Street
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East Lane City
Whittingham
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Cramatian
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Teries
Russia
Goskhalin
Japan
Weston
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Binwe Orion Oblidten
Darllog & Bonfred. Co
Nat'l Bank
Neldig & Miller Levee
Henry Clay Bhatser
Williamspee
Grace Keller
Edenviile
Ogdorn
John Merk
TRE Social World
F. B
Prehi
Convention
Hegre YeeTeebal
F. B. Sappington
U. B
Pasesas
SYLSA
Theos
Chase & Show
Hese Goede
EE Neidio & Miller
Miller
Ieee
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
Burplus
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Ponerall
Strelan & Bon
Batson
Drax & Yorcan
Fredarick
Etice Te
M. C
Tae
M. C. A. Building
Manoa
Bullen
P. Rce
Ry Womas
Suneral
Baume
Jas. A. Long
L Tod P
North Magket
Oma
Axetiaig
Alfred Ritter
Omee—Court
Erening
Franklin Street
Ioan
A. Lowther Forrest, Architect
North Charles Street
Halimera Ma
Fredertok, Md
Kefauver
Optien
North Market
Ous
Bae Eee
Bole
Ehret
Belant & Emote
Bete Moscan
CECIL
Barineas
Morgan OB
West Fatrice
Fredreice
MBI
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