Governor urged to replace State Game Warden for lax enforcement
A Baltimore Sun report accuses Maryland officials of neglecting fish and game laws. It says the State Game Warden, earning 200 a year plus allowances, fails to deter poaching and wildlife violations on the Eastern Shore. The piece urges the Governor to remove or force the warden to fulfill duties and strengthen law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Berlin
Bate
Dousier
Sun
Gams
Pamelars
Henor
Taneytown fragment notes life’s heavy toll and misery
A terse Taneytown fragment reflects on the value of life and unmeasured misery, contrasting civic worth with personal hardship in a somber, unspecified context. The terse line underscores the gravity of life’s cost to a country or community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
Taneytown
Minutes of Merriness and Mirthful Blunders
A garbled collage of jokes and quips from various newspapers and magazines. It includes lines about engagement nerves, a recruit dodging bullets, grammar debates, birthday cake praise, and a pun on the German language. The piece reads as a humor montage with scattered misprints and styling cues reminiscent of illustrated periodicals.
Responsible Government and the English Model View
A Portland Oregonian excerpt argues that responsible government hinges on defining accountability. It cites England’s system where the monarch remains figurehead and ministers bear action, ensuring no wrong by the king while ministers answer to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Punjab
Europe
Eogland
Charlee Stuart
France
Moments with the Muse and Hymns of Gratitude
A garbled mix of devotional verse and lyric fragments. It includes a prayer of gratitude to a forgiving God credited to Elworth Hera, lines from Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms, and stray filler notes about love, aging, and poetry, with corrupted text and stray names.
World’s End Prophecy From York Prophet Spangler
Lee J Spangler a York prophet warned of a great financial crisis and world destruction expected to occur in December 1908 He claimed signs appeared in the moon and that Bethlehem star would reappear signaling Christ’s second coming His warnings drew thousands to prepare and New York figures he branded as wicked would vanish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Spangler
York
Asya
Hoeleo
Spangler
New York
Dectires
Month of November interments and filings report
In November 143 instruments were filed at the clerk’s office including 92 deeds 34 mortgages three chattel mortgages 13 bills of sale 2 agreements 1 contract and 1 release of debt. There were 21 deaths and five in the city with interments at Mount Olivet and one in colored graveyards. Burials occurred in Liberty Beaver Dam Rocky Ridge Woodborn Middletown Kemptown Thirmont Manor Mortal ly, with fewer deaths than October.
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Figensen
Yeaterday
Mount Olivet
Liberty
Beaver Dam
Rocky Ridge
Woodeborn
Middletown
Kemptown
Thirmont
Manor
Mortally
Ex Sheriff Young Injured in Cheraw Train Collision
Former Sheriff Charles Young and attorney Peques sustained multiple injuries when a Sea Board Airline crossing accident near Cheraw, South Carolina, hurled their buggy occupants. Young suffered fractures and a shoulder injury. Peques fractured a leg and injured a knee. They were attended by Dr. Jodd Mil and taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Sherif
Charles TK
Cheraw
South Carolina
Koe
Peques
Monneblavily
Seaboard Airline
Theenight Yard
Mr. Young
Jo Dd Mil
Chetaw
Dros. S. Maynard
Tia
Funeral for Mrs Elian I Nixdort in Washington to Mount Olivet
The remains of Mrs Elian I Nixdort died Sunday night at Forest Glen were brought by train from Washington to be interred in Mount Olivet cemetery after services at All Saints Episcopal Church. Pallbearers included Ambrose Limberlake and Thomas Williamson among others. interment followed with W H B Etchison as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elian I. Nixdort
Forest Glen
Washington
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Fitzhughloo Chapter
D. C
St. Mary’s
The
Episcopal Guild
Ambrose ‘Limberlake
Thomsa Sehrey
John [Francis Smith
Francia L. Stoner
Thomas M. Williamson
Charles B.T. Hendrickson
Mount Olivet Cemetery
W. H. B. Etchison
Slaughtered by Law at Kneller Farm Lineboro
The 24 carts and 452 hogs at H M Kueller’s Lineboro Maryland farm were killed and buried yesterday by Dr F H Mackie State Veterinarian and U S Bureau of Animal Industry staff after foot and mouth disease was found. This Kneller farm is the sole Maryland site of the disease and will likely be quarantined until experts confirm complete eradication via disinfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Kueller
Lineboro
Carrol
F. H. Mackie
United State Bureau of Animal Industry
Kneller
Maryland
Ready for Calls at the Independent Automobile Fire Station
The Independent automobile is now in service and ready to respond to fire alarms. It sits at the engine house entrance with chauffeurs Megara William Fleischman and James E. Brirst prepared to operate the apparatus. Juliet the engine house mascot has learned tricks for handling machinery and entertains visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffeurs Megara
William Fleischman
James E
Brirst
Juliet
Birthday Card Party Hosted by Miss Anné Schley
Miss Anné Claggett Schley hosted a West Second Street card party yesterday afternoon from four to six o’clock in honor of her birthday. Hearts was played, prizes awarded to several participants, about eighteen friends attended, and the event was enjoyed. Refreshments of ices and confections were served in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anné Claggett Schley
West Second Sffeet
Personal notices and visits across towns and states
PURELY. PERSONAL items list Mr Gecar Routsalon starting with Shipley and Sopez, a county treasurer’s day in Ballimge, and many residents returning from trips to Baltimore Washington Frederick and beyond. Notables include Chief Judge Gleny Worthington’s trip to Annapolis, Rev Alfred Smith visiting from St Mary’s in Hagerstown, and Daughters of the American Revolution guest Donald McKenn in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gecar Routsalon
Shipley & Sopez
Geo. W. Crumba
Ballimge
Annig ‘Konken
East Patrick Street
Washington
Mive Joulse McDanggil
West Third Street
Mie
August ‘Meter
Ulecs
Bmfise
Clara Nortt
Market Etreat
Anderton Fitholtz
Thurmont
Apent the
Mo Wns
Rhoderick
Xorth Market Street
Gleny AL. Worthington
Anapolie
Court of
Ap Peais
Alfred Smith
St. Mary's Catholic Whuren
Hagerstown
Adame-town
Curtin Thoman
Fata
Edith Bower
Mt Pleasant
Charley
New Market
Jennie Brandenburg
Frederick
Gearles BE
Etzler
Mee
Donald MeKenn
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution
Walter J. Smith
California
Geo. Smith
Waynesboro
Lewis Rothenhoefer
Fifth Street
Disorderly conduct arrests and committal reported
A Saturday night hearing before Justice Eckstein on disorderly conduct details Charles Spenseller and Clarence Bentz being struck by a bicycle and Williams alleged attempt to pick them up. Williams paid a $5 fine. others were discharged. William Fry, colored, jailed seven days for drunken disorderly conduct. Elizabeth Goings, colored, committed to Monteview Hospital for confinement.
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John Johnson
Charles Thompson
Frank Williama
Elmer Jackaun
Jnatice G
Bckstein
South Markettreet
Bridge
Charles Spenseller
Clarence Bentz
Markets Street
Spenseller
Williame
Victor
Hobbs
King
Charles Lehroyer
Wiliam
Smith
Eckstein
William
Fry
Brengle
Ante
Elizbeth Goings
Colired
Carter
Montevun
The Thief at City Opera House Thrills Local Audience
The Thief by Charles Frohman’s production comes to City Opera House on Thursday December 3. After ten months at New York’s Lyceum Theatre the show travels to major American cities with its celebrated cast and dramatic strength. The plot centers on a guilty wife who steals to keep her husband’s affection, revealing her guilt only late in the piece while the curtain rises on a powerful climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viali
Charles Prohman
City Opera House
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Henn Bernstein
Local Health News Reports Mixed Recoveries
Dr. C L Kefauver and several residents recover from illness at home or hospital. Charles M Hagan and William Hildebrand show improvement and can leave home. Curtis Thomas and Kyte receive care as Mount St Marys area residents. Mrs Mary Eyter and Mrs Rufua A Rager seek hospital treatment or face typhoid fever. County Surveyor Rager also improves.
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William Hildebrand
Patrick Ateret
Curtis Thomas
Adamestown
Migs Kyte
Mount St. Mary's
Mra
Eyter
Walkeraville
City Hospital
Rufua A. Rager
Rager
Obscure 19th Century Drug Claim From Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions claims about curing catarrh and obesity with a Nostrum style patent medicine. It references a named note on a bed dress and a date in a seaside setting, with illogical medical claims and trial wording. The fragment offers no verifiable names or events.
County Correspondence Notes Local Visits in Grachem
Graceham and surrounding area residents, including Mr and Mrs Collistower and son Walter, visited Baltimore recently. Several families from Emmitsburg and Thurmont gathered for birthdays and social visits, with a notable 56th birthday surprise for Mr Colliflower. A Frederick Christmas Stamp drive by the Tuberculosis Association engaged merchants and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Ena Collistower
Walter
Baltimore
Steiner Hammerick
Catoctin Furnace
Hte Aia
Berry Groabon
Stewart Anvan
Emmitsburg
Wen
Morrison
Clarence Colitores
Ales
Merv. Collisioner
Eretor
Alva Zimmermen
Charles Boller
Fe —Misa Helen Colliflower
Bits
Newton
May Boller
Schaefer
Thurmont
Stranklin Galdiflower
Ordre
Thoes
Hulbener
Motte Fisheran
Ton
John
Jeasie Carson
John Pittinger
Herbert Colliflower
Martha
Jessie
A A. Colllflower
Ernest
Maria
Belva
Frederick
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Rily News
Acacar
Eiort
Mena
Coxrote Ae
Dowattabis
Fredertox
Busnay
Morocco
Een
Feller
Irty
Rent Comment
Pendorfer Biactter
Sima
Duetin Stax
Washington Stars
Boston Transcript
Mr. Plume
Hardy
the Muse
Mercies
Elworth Hera
Tromas Moone, Nd
C. L. Kefauver
Houe
Charles M. Hagan
Hall
J. Thebes
Chamberlain's
Central Naupional Bank
Central National Bank
Court Hones, Frederick
West Sixth Street
East Third Street
David D
Bouth H Etreet
Ame
Auern
Hrad
Kemp
Reat
Fredbrick CO. Nat. Bank
Fredbrick County National Bank
New
Tae Ius
Marya
Nesso OuRom
Srava
Marariano
Furonarox
J. W. L. Carri
J. W. L. Carty
Cashfler
T. Hendrickson
N. BP
Doerect
Allen G. Quyn Wis
Birel John Simmons
Qader Nisi
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Eitting
D. Princeton Mickey
Mortiarie
Ellen V. Poyty
Atrangee
Louisa Yingling
Willam H. Yingling
Rebecca Birely
Mid Cour
Princeton Bueckey
Samuel T. Hafkner
Gierko
Cherise Court
Irederick Co
Samuel T. Hafenel
L. Princeton Buckey
Soudtor
WITS
Frederick Guy
Wil
Fey
Ly Frogterichty
Diana
Board of Aldermen
Board of Appeal
David Lowenstein
George &. Dennis, JR
Court Street
No. 120
West Church Street
Wilm Ee
P.O
Frederick, Md
Ators Brick House
East Second Tech
Ander
Igeadl
C. E. Burert
Yeat South Street
Nasdét
Aloon
Allain
North Warkerser Street
Owenerein
Bounty
Ede
Tor
P.O. Bex
New Perk City
F.O. Bex
New York City
COOK
Etn Fehospital
Yoh
TL Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics Mation A
Saat
Bevis and Bankers
Tate Etatee
Fokore
Statror
Abtland
Fagan
I. C
Albert Gileon
Nana Bank
Albert Gilson
W. Heinsein
N. P
Tete Tea
Kolb
Henry
Bteiner
C. B. Trail
Directura
Mit
Farmer
Middletown Savings Bank
Awe Middletown
Ppeoriea
Erriasy Wuntral National Barn
wRuOheto i
Gawital Toe
Frederick Cou
Sab Seors L
Segura
Fredehio“ Vouryt
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