Fragmented OCR History Snippet on Cleopatra and War Figures
Readable fragments mention Cleopatra’s suicide via asp at Alexandria and a sequence of military and political notes. Names like Julia Porter, Raphael Semmes, and Danville are scattered amid garbled text describing battles, courts martial, and officer movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Exspt
Privones
Alexandria
Bosur
Julia Porter
Raphel Semmes
Cantet
Alabvarta
Semmes
Metco
Danville
Isa
York
Arerie
Summit
Iles
Dedication of New Bridge Over Monocacy Named Six Valentine and Devilbias
The new bridge spanning Monocacy River linking Carroll and Frederick counties near William Six's Ford was dedicated with a ceremony led by the Double Pipe Creek Band. Speaker Hocken smith praised local workers and urged wine not be spilled into the river as thanks. The two span structure stretches 240 feet with walls built by Est Worthy of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockenamith
Liz
William Six
George C. Davisbiss
Elmer Valentine
Estworthy
Frederick
Samuel Weybright
James Riser
Social Hour Dance at Huffer Home Honors Cambridge Guests
A large evening social at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Huffer near Middletown honored guests Mrs. Manzella Conway and Mrs. Margaret Doyle of Cambridge Indiana. Music provided by Sesera and others, with a lavish supper and hours of dancing until morning. The event concluded with thanks to hosts and a note to say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Huffer
Middletown
Manzella Conway
Margaret Doyle
Cambridge
Indiana
Maste
Sesera
John C. Crampton
John Corum
Charley Wiles
Vallie Velitz
Minute I. Olina
Cida Velitz
Lillye Johnson
Anca M. Ringel
Fan
Mra
Iona M. Biser
Mesara
Arshur H. Rice
Oliver T. Klug
L. Earle Rica
Frederick Stockman
Emory Keller
Edward Young
Simer Miller
Albers Crawsford
Elmer Mottern
Joseph Gouker
Frederick Oden
Samual Garnes
Walter O. Stockman
George FH. Angisberger
Charles Sines
Roy A. Oline
Edward O. Rios
Arthur Sines
Joseph O. Crampton
George O. Haffer
John B. Crampton
William O. Rice
Elmer G. Crampton
Orhem L. Haffer
Lester Rice
Albars Onets
William Cline
Clyde Young
Charles Barnes
William Angleberger
Lee Smith
John OD. Crampton
Charles Wiles
Mr. Anch
Purely Personal Highlights From Social Callers
Pleasant Paragraphs document visits and returns of residents and guests. Rev. O W Stinespring of Baltimore visits. Mrs Kennedy of South Market Street visits friends in Palsimore. ex-Sheriff Gaver of Barkittaville in the city on business. many others travel between Baltimore Westminster Hagerstown York Altoona and Richmond as guests or visitors with family in Harmony Grove and Chestnut Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Stinespring
Baltimore
Thomas F. Kennedy
South Market Street
Palsimore
Otho J. Gaver
Barkittaville
Elizabeth Schaeffer
Westminster
Adam Railing
North Marketstraat
Walkersvilla
Daiegats
Aeasion
Clarke Worthington
Staanston
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Morgan Cecil
Margaret Consuelo
Namevills
Frank A. Lutz
Washington, D. C
Thomas Schley
Howard 8. Brough and Son
Philadelphia
M. Hi
Getzendanner
West Third Street
O. Dorsey Tyson
C. Dorasy Tyson, Jr
Waringdale
Braddock Oslong
Ostharvis Hartman
Mary K. Elkina
Waynesboro
Hageratown
Jacob Zimmerman
Sophia
Francis
Walbrook Ave
Chestnut Grove
Maryland
Kane
Bingham
Washington
Howard Young
East Second Street
Samuel E. Tritappe
Busan Vinsi
Carrie
Homer
Harry Trisappe
Frederick
Rafus A. Rager
John M. Jones
IOOG
King David Lodge
Martin Leohilder
Mechanicsburg
George Monock
Harmony Grove
A. Q. Oranise
Rena Stout
Misa Gertie Bowen
Mra. Baxley
City Opera House cancels The Bell Boy show after 45 minute wait
The performance OIT at the City Opera House was not repeated due to a small audience. After a 45 minute wait the stage announced refunds at the box office. The company is listed as Jefs for Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Jefs For
Annapolis
Railroad Franchise Renewal Sparks Frederick Aldermen Debate
Baltimore & Frederick Railway officials visited Frederick to push renewal of the freight franchise due to next Tuesday's expiry. Aldermen discuss route changes and stronger protections, with calls for cash forfeiture surpassing 2000 and a possible new ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Ingram, Jr
Baltimore & Frederick Hleatrio Railway Company
Frederick
J. Roger McSherry
John Fd. Schell
Schell
Logram
Board of Aldermen
Ingram
McSherry
Baltimore
Board of Alderman
Market Street
Clty
Fanley
Donuglaas
Horahberger
Kindley
Attempted death by action of Josephus Stottlemyer
Josephus Stottlemyer of West Fifth Street attempted to kill himself by taking Laudanum yesterday at his brother D. X. Stottlemyer’s near Le Gore in this county. He recently lost his wife, leaving a six week old child who is now ill. the dose was administered in the afternoon and he began to recover after Dr Keble of Woodsboro treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosephus Stottlemyer
Frederick
Laudana
le Gore
Josephus Stottlemyer
West Fifth Street
Laudanam
D. x. Stottlemyer
Stotelamyer
Keble
Woodsboro
Canning Factories Press on at Peak Season
The Monocacy Valley factory has worked late into the night for several days and may continue through the week. Last week produced a large corn harvest and this week shows even higher output. Colt and Dixon factory also toiled until early morning with about 420000 cans of corn produced last week and daily outputs of 80000 and 78000 on Monday and the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Valley
Colt & Dixon
Berkheimer Walks Free on Technicality in York Case
Judge Bitsonger directed the jury to hear the Commonwealth versus 8. O. Berkheimer who faced burglary charges for entering the Hotel O Bold Hanover. A not guilty verdict was reached on the burglary count due to an indictment technicality, but separate indictments for larceny and for dissuading a witness remain pending. Also notes on local illnesses and a push to advance the Pushing Hotel project with Baltimore backers Stewart Lee and R. H. Pollock, who plan a stock subscription meeting.
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Bitsonger
York
Commonwealth Wa
O. Berkheimer
O'Bold
Hanover
Berkheimer
Messrs
Stewart Lee
R. H. Pollock
Baltimore
News of the Churches at German Baptist Church
Elder Hutchison preached on 2 Corinthians 7 10 and 2nd Peter 1 9 at last night’s German Baptist service. The meeting closed with prayer and a benediction.
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Hutchison
Local Notes and Oddments From The News
Mr. Wao Ingman yesterday succeeded in capturing a 16 pound carp. Turn It Into Cash offers a payback for unwanted items via Toe News advertisements.
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Wao. Ingman
Brunswick blacksmith to stand trial in Germantown assault case
George Cobarth, a 54 year old blacksmith from Rockville, is jailed in Rockville and granted a hearing next Monday in Montgomery county on a charge of assaulting Miss Holly of Washington DC in Germantown. Cobarth says liquor caused his actions and laments the disgrace of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Codarth
Brunswick
Mias
Koes Holly
Washington, D CO
Germantown
Montgomery County
Rockville
Misa Holly
Garmuantowo
Tally
John Rome
Cobarth
Rome
Miss Holly
Miss Mansfield
Miles Manefield
Washington
Farmer carnival in Clarksville Howard county
A chaotic set of notices reports a farmer's carnival in Clarksville. a Cumberland lumber dealer Boenry Miltenberger killed by an engine. an Italian thief abducting a wife after disarming the husband John Gorman dies from injuries. Mrs Elize Darby Shreeve dies in New Windsor. Har2 Wheeler a nine year old drowns in Annapolis. Maryland Agricultural College petitions Annapolis to compel payment warrants under recent acts.
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Clarksville
Howard County
Boenry Miltenberger
Cumberland
John Gorman
Elize Darby Shreeve
O. Edgar Nasbaum
New Windsor
Carroll County
Har2 Wheeler
John H. Wheeler
Eastport
Annapolis
Maryland Agticultural College
Atkinson
Deaths and Notices from Frederick Walkersville and Utica
A sequence of obituary notices reports the sudden death of Mrs Amelia Guesing in Frederick at 62 from heart paralysis, survived by three children and a brother. Mrs Elmer Barrick of Walkersville, 24, dies after a relapse from cardiac trouble, services at the Lutheran church with Mt Olive Cemetery interment. Infant Susan Roberta Wiles dies at 25 days from brain fever near Lewistown. funeral in Utica with Lutheran cemetery interment. Catherine Falk's will, filed in Orphans' Court, leaves her entire estate to children after her husband’s death, appointing John W Kalk as executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Uuesing
Amelia Frances Guesing
Buesley
Baessing
Frederick
Charles Houck
Baltimore
Misa Minnie Buesing
George Bneeing
Bhae
Slao
John R. Hobba
Elmer Harrick
Elmer Barrick
Walkeravilla
Nathaniel Wachter
Walkersville
Mt. Olivek
Susan Roberta
Bradley E
Virgie M. Wiles
Lewistown
S. A. Hedges
Lutheran Church
Utica
Ciuclating
Catherine FR. Falk
Orphans’ Cours
John Falk
John W. Kalk
Har Hoeband
Annie H. Taneyhill
Anbury Church
T. O. Carroll
J. W. Townes
Geo. M. Bowell
Wenley Henderson
Frank Roberta
Thomas Hall
Elijah Davis
Nicholas Williamsa
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rica
Market Quotations for Corn Wheat Oats
Mr G Waring Wyson presents daily market quotes for corn at 2.50 per barrel shelled 57 cents per bushel wheat No 3 red 75 cents steamer 650 per bushel with 605 and 650 per bushel damaged oats 36 cents per bushel.
Balance Sheet Fragment Shows Bank Assets and Liabilities
The document lists resouces and loans including secured and unsecured overdrafts, U.S. bonds, stocks, and securities. It records due from national and state banks, reserve agents, checks and cash items, notes of other national banks, fractional currency, and the redemption fund. Liabilities include paid-in capital, surplus, undivided profits, and various due-to accounts plus certified checks.
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U.S
Nacional Hatke
Ber
Bankera
Frederick College and Travel Advertisements
A collage of old advertisements details night school at Frederick College with discounted rates, gas ranges offered, travel and railroad fare deals to Philadelphia Baltimore and beyond, and special excursion tickets to Atlantic City Ocean City and Rehoboth. Community notices mention the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and various dates, routes, and return limits for 1905 travel.
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Frederick College
Separa
Deak
G. A. National
Denver
Col
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Potota
Philadelphia
Good
I Nolusive
Gert
Atlantic City
Caps
Ocean City
Les Inte Ouity
N. J
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Banday
Capital
Monuomental City
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the Daily News
Tex News
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
KREW
J. M. Oniler
Box Hi
City Ra
Peter Baer
Meen Saute Falk
George Shipley
Edith Rughte
Fair Grounds
Mapor Lutheran Sanday Schoola
Baltimore & Washington
Citizens’ National Bank Statement
Far. & Medh
Ik Naidig & Miller I
Rosenour & Sons
John Hendriskeen
Frederick and Middletown
Stoskholders
E.R. R
Abell
Mollie Schell
Ath Street
Ella Heard
Frederick City Hospital
Ella Wearner
East Patrick Street
News OF the Churches
Toe News
Codarth
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Bere
Thor
Local Mart
Citizens’ National Bank
Brute
Busimeaa
Panies
Sav- Teta
Reta
Frepenick
Yimmene An
Beni
Air Merman
Angier
J. Fravees Thomas
James Mo
Herey
Thomas EH
Radler
Lod
Bare R
Steiner's Mill
Backeys Town Dam
Relfenider's Mill
Oereeville Mill
Rooke
Potomac River
Fair Grounde
Gem
Us & Call
Tannor Charge
Manor Woods
Riverside
Geaddock Heights
Braddock Heights
Ino
Frederick Select Orchestra
Henry Houck
Pennsylvanian
Cardell's
Joan Hendrickson
Serps
Bel
Silk Department
Fean de Raise
Wright Sud
Ines
John Wendrickbon
Xeung & Miller
AY Hidig & Miller's Ale
Tae. Neidig & Miller
Saenue
Meusic & Literature
North Market
Ceorge
Rovock & Co
Etore
Ruady
Fuepenick Gas & Euuc. Co
Booth Market
Soverelan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Groghame
Atsloga
Madras
George
Kodo
RICE
East
Fourts Street
Fredehig
Proness
Caeda
HE. Peterman
Frankito Street
ASE Tour
L. Kemauter
Catt Qor
Q. H. Foster
K MO
North Market Street
Mastaly
A. J. Eichelberger
Uss Uni
Yaraca
Cecil & Guemad
Mey
the News Job Printing Department
Fredericn, ME
B. Nappeington
B. Sappingtor
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