Frederick furniture dealer Clarence Carty dies suddenly
Clarence Carty a prominent Frederick furniture dealer and undertaker died after acute indigestion shortly after retiring last night at his West Patrick street home. Born 1847, he built a long life in Frederick, leading a major family business and serving as treasurer of the Hinck Works, director of the Frederick County Building Association, and trustee of Louis Orphan Home. He was active in Republican circles and Lutheran faith, leaving a large family and many mourning friends.
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Clarence’ Clarentoan Carty
Frederick
Mr. Carty
West Patrick Street
J. C. Hendrix
Mr Carty
Joseph W. L
Margaret C. (Hardt) Carty
Frederick City
W. D. Jenks
East Patrick Street
Maryland
Baltimore
Carty
Frederick Hinck Works
Frederick County Building Association
Louis Orphan Home of
Funeral Directors’ Association
Lynch Lo Noisk AL Po
A. M
Rysal Areunuin Tle
Luatheran Church
Lutheran Sunday School
Frederick business leader remembered as public-spirited figure
The obituary notes a man of strict business habits and even temper, a liberal disposition who helped progress and development in Frederick. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Frederick
Typhoid Strikes Guard Company Members Near Frederick
Three soldiers from Company G of the Fourth Regiment, Marsland National Guard, contracted typhoid during a brigade encampment near Frederick. Private King at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore is among the ill, while three others remain ill at home. Major Townsend and Capt Hogers seek the typhoid carrier among camp staff and cooks to halt further spread.
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Marsland National Guard
Frederick
Eline
Rolanson
Pchartes Ko Seropi
Hin
Advert W. King
St Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Uivate Roseway
Blo Ague
Typhott Robinen
Seroges
King
Thornton Hogers
Lose
Company AD
W. Guy Townsend
Major Townsend
Townsend Beieves
Ian
Social World mentions grandchildrens birthday party and home tour
The social page reports a birthday party hosted by Ale and Mrs Marion J. Michael for their grandchild dren with numerous guests from Boston New York and St Louis. It also notes Miss Grace and Maxie Privy entertaining at 2007 last evening during a suburban home tour named Riant with prizes awarded to several attendees.
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Airtnay Barby
Marion
Michael
Near Deuls
Dren
Ethel Thomas
Sre
Carlton Comphor
Mes
James
Boston
Mass
Gompher
Thomas
Chiries i Hickman
Wo. Anthony
Gclmer Compher
Michel Thomas
Margaret
Ghutys
Marion Hickman
Annaa
Mary Anthony
Pauline
Biased Ranneberger
Louise Walters
Genevieve Alinutt
Ruth Stupp
Chira Kessler
Carttoan
Randolph
Mhmer
Frederick Compher
Charles
Carroll Biekouin
Edward
Walter Rannueberger
Maurice Roberts
John Stup
Raymond
Lawrence Walters
Grace
Maxie Privy
Riant
Jane Whirely
James C Curtain
Stonuel Brow
Clay DeGrange
James ¢. Curtain
Biltmore
Mid
Regina Rodork
New York City
Josephine Ball
Remedy for diarrhea advertised in old notice
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can be cured by a single dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has no experience for bowel complaints. For sale by all Druggists.
Local Boy Scout Councils Form Advisory Bodies
United States local councils of the Boy Scouts of America are formed by 50 to 150 business and professional men to advise and organize scouting in towns or cities. A community based focal council is planned with prominent local figures, civic and religious representatives, and broad public involvement to train boys and emphasise nonsectarian scouting values.
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United States
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts Organization
Answ
Scout Movement
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Neat Council
Tonyer
Poliicer
Echimen
Toval Council
Chamberlain's Tablets For Sale By All Druggists
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Mal. Osmes Sylvester
Wails
Chamberlaain
Death of a Foundress at Georgetown Convent
Aged nun and last founder of the Georgetown Convent, Sister Simeon, died yesterday after a long life of service. She was the oldest member, celebrated golden and ninety-fifth anniversaries, and long custodian of the dormitory. Funeral services set for tomorrow at the convent chapel with Rev. Father Sphe presiding. Survived by two children and one sister, with many relatives and community members attending.
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Berke
Si Simeon
Myassig
Boise
Paminsy
Istria
Hhomdreds
Papi
Aebs
Ted
Mien
PURELY PERSONAL Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr HL 4 Krise of North Market street is in Baltimore on business. Several residents including Mr and Mrs Homer Ridenour of Dill invenne visit Atlantic City. Dertzbaugh on North Market street returns from a New York trip. Mrs Harry James of East Third street returns from Cumberland. Mrs George Wilcoxon of Rockwell Terrace returns from Atlantic City. Miss Mollie Donaldson and family visit Washington and Virginia to see Miss Irene Howarth of Philadelphia. Mrs Marianna Moi of West Third street returns home with Miss Virginia and Miss Louise Frazier after visiting Miss Marjorie Stiufer near Rocks. Mrs Elus Fogle and son of Balti hint nit and Mrs Anderson Fichollz of Thurmont return after visiting the Rodrigk family. Rev Edward A G Herman and daughter of Cessna PA visit his parents Vino and Mrs Charles Hermann. West Sousa street couple go to Baltimore to visit Mrs Hermann's parental home. Mr and Mrs Louis Eugster and Miss Elizabeth Mugster of Washington spend September with Senator and Mrs Norwood on Rockwell Terrace. Mr and Mrs Bugster return from a Casco Bay Maine trip.
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Frederick
C C. Carty
Joanna Elizabeth Fox
Margaret A
Harry Jones
Washington
William A
Portland
Ore
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Arthur
Philadelphia
Harry He
Frank R
Newport News
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Nannie C. Keefer
Solomon J. Hedges
Eleanor G
Ruth
May
Krise
North Market Street
Baltimore
Elus Fogle and Son
Balti Hint
Anderson Fichollz
Thurmont
Win
Roderick
East Fourth
Edward A. G. Herman
Cessna, Pa
Vino
Charles Hermann
West Sousa Street
Louis Eugster
Mies Flizebeth Mugster
Weink C Norwood
Rockwell Terrace
Bugster
Casco Bay
Maine
Maryland Shooters Struggle At Range In Rainy Day Meet
A Maryland squad endured a rain delayed day at Camp Merry Bay range with mixed results. Maryland placed in the middle of the field as Givens and Nets led early scoring amid shifting winds and fading light. The national pistol match was set to begin this morning as four Maryland entries prepared. Auto crash near Rohrersville injured four in a Washington county party after a tree struck their car, no serious injuries reported.
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Ralph Holder
James Morarity
Washington County
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Rohrersville
Wreck Leaves 40 Cattle Killed on Baltimore and Ohio
A Baltimore and Ohio train wreck at Great Cacapon near Hancock yesterday afternoon killed forty cattle, demolished eight cars, and tore up track for miles. The pileup blocked the line as three carloads of lumber and other cars were heaped together. Rodent? No. Charles Riley of Harpers Ferry, a road foreman, was injured along with a fireman who sustained a foot injury.
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Great Cacapon
Hancock
Charles Riley
Harpers Perr
Sisal Road
Real Estate Transfers and Company Notices in County
In a misc.Business in the Courts listing several real estate transfers and notice items. Denis Snook and spouse transfer to Thomas FooPalim Jr. G Lievdl Vahner and spouse to Charles PL Gray and spouse. Rantshburg et al to Baker Johnson. Milton U.S. Holt and spouse to Baker Johnson. Van Turner Farner and Margaret A Barnhart of Carlisle Pa referenced with minor financial values. Prices noted with $5 and $2 values. overall listing appears as a chain of court and property related transfers.
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Simon Snook
Counby
Denis Snook
Thomas FooPalim Jr
G. Lievdl Vahner
Charles PL Gray
Soney
Rantshburg Et
Baker Tohnson
Milton U.S
Outing Postponed By Dell Brothers Dry Goods
The annual outing for Dell Brothers Dry Goods employees has been postponed due to unfavorable weather. It will be held tomorrow at three o'clock if conditions improve.
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Dell Brothers
Deafness Cure Claim Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement touts a cure for deafness attributed to inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh. It claims nine of ten cases arise from this condition and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo, Ohio manufacturers.
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Hal
Fi, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Pruggist
Hall
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