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09 Dec 1903

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 09, 1903

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De Land Manages Unclear Weigh In Three-Body Remark

In a garbled report a De Land figure is cited weighing 1403 pounds across three items. The text is incomplete and unclear, with several stray words making specifics unreadable.

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Church Entertainment at Prinity M E Church South

News of the churches reports an evening program arranged by Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel at Prinity M E Church South with a well attended recital featuring Naomi Ard violin O W Boernbeer piano Mary Steckal Burck Ruth Multinix and others. The Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting in the chapel electing R S J Dutrow president N E H Cramer vice president A Kemp Keefer treasurer and Frederick Oberlander secretary.

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Prinity, M. E. Church South Mra Elizabeth MicDaniel Wasas Alows Naomi Iard W. Boernbeer Mery Steckal Burck Brier Ross Mary Oronive Ocean Blue Evangelical - Reformed Missionary Society J. Dutrow N. E H. Cramer A. Kemp Keefer Frederick Oberlander
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Death notices for Julia Ely and infant in local area

Mrs Julia A Ely widow of David Ely died at 77 from paralysis at 52 East Fourth Street. Survived by son Alonzo Ely and daughter Mrs O P Smith and two sisters. Funeral Friday at 9am at St Johns Church. burial at St Johns Cemetery. Infant daughter of John F and Estella Fox died aged 6 months near Yellow Springs. Funeral today at 1pm. Rev S M Gench officiated. interment Pleasant Hill Cemetery. F Schroeder funeral director.

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Julia A. Ely David Ely East Fourth Street New Jersey Roralis Wills O. P. Smith John’s Church John’s Cemetery John F Estella Fox Uear Yellow Springs Zarente
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Local market quotes and G A R election update

The Local Mari Mountain City Mill lists today prices for corn at 3 per parcel shelled 49 cents per bushel new corn 2 to 2 25 per barrel wheat No 2 red 2 steamer 72 per bushel rejected 57 per bushel Car 40 cents per bushel Reynelda Post G A R postpones officer elections to next meeting in December nominations already made metal show to occur in January agi

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Marishe Mountain City Reynelda Post Decemrer Howev Metal‘ston Agi
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Annual Elections in Royal Arcanum No 8 at Red Men Hall

An unusual meeting of Frederick Connell No 1196 Royal Arcanum in Red Men Hall featured officer elections for the coming year. Jacob L. Engelbreons was named Regent, with Charles W. Osshour as Vice Regent and O. Baward Kemp as Orator. The group anticipated bright prospects and planned to honor Hon. Wm. H. Hinks at the next session on December 22, with installation set for January 12, 1904, after a social smoker and musical selections.

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Frederick Connell Royal Arcanum Red Men’s Hall Jacob’ L. Engelbreons Charles W. F. Osshour O. Baward Kemp Charles H. Heffner Wim Zimmerman Wm. H. Hinks
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Wood Trundle and Miss Trundle Wed in Georgetown

Wood and Miss Trundle were married yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock in St John Episcopal Church Georgetown DC by Rev Frederick B Howden. The bride is elder daughter of Joseph B Tracie ticket agent B and C railroad. The groom is a young man connected with Broderick bakery and has served as justice of the peace since May 1900. They plan a wedding trip to Philadelphia and New York and will reside in the city.

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Wood Trundle South ‘Ketatrees John. Wood East Second Street John’s Episcopal Church Georgetown D.C Bertha’ Trundle Earl Sooscths Miss Trundle Joseph B. Tracie Broderick Bir Justice of the Peace Qavarnor Smith Philadelphia New York City Bowles Nannie Cover Thurmont J. Hamilton Bowles Hancock Han Sanitary Board of
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Christmas Sale Promised at Hospital Home

The Frederick County Hospital Association board met and approved committee reports. They thanked Thanksgiving donors and outlined tomorrow's Christmas sale at Mrs Markey's home with free admission and refreshments. The superintendent noted six patients treated and several operations performed in November. Mrs G W Holmein was elected corresponding secretary as donations and items for sale were listed from local contributors.

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Frederick G. W. Holmein Rodock Christiae Asle John Hershberger Ralph_ Hall Washington Reighert
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Runaway locomotive thwarted near Knottsville crash

A runaway B&O locomotive from Bronawick careened along the resin-line toward Knoxville before a freight train halted its dash. Engineer Joshan Smith suffered a sprained ankle after being knocked from the cab as the engine, without a clear throttle hand, reached thirty miles per hour. Automatic valves opened as rails and wires sent warning signals, preventing a collision with fast trains on the main line. The engine finally stopped while rain fell and fear grew of a possible derailment.

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Bronawick Knoxville Serigan Wasa-Apit Bronwick d Joshan Smith Washington County
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Veterans Camp Elects Officers and Appoints Committee

Last evening at street meetings the Veterans Camp elected officers without opposition. Ellaworth Wilson was named commander, Clarke Devilbiss, vice commander, John W. Bowers camp council, and Robert L. Rippeon along with Millard Bartholow and Elmer Brown appointed as representatives to the Division Encampment. A committees list was formed to handle arrangements, with Clark Davilbies and other members named. The retiring captain William P. Maulsby received a vote of thanks for his service. Two new members were added to camp membership.

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Eran Ellaworth “Wilson Clarke ‘Devilbissitor John W. Bowers Robert L. Rippeon Millard An Bartholow Elmer. Brown Robert .L. Rippeon A. Roberts John V James Clark Davilbies D. E. Borras Moe. Barthiow B. .G. Bippeon John V. Bowers Wm. P. Maulsby
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Miss Ridgeways Concert Delights at City Opera House

Miss Ridgeway and her company return for a second Y M C A entertainment at the City Opera House on Friday evening. Critics praise the extensive repertoire from dramatic to light narrative including a humorous restaurant story and the Lochinvar parody.

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Miss Ridgeway Katharine Ridgeway
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IN THE LAW'S GRIP BEGGARS SENT TO JAIL

Constable Lawies F. Carter arrests beggars in Frederick and Emmitsburg. John Roberteon jailed for five days by Justice Smith. James Bidwell, a harness maker from Emmitsburg, also jailed after initial 70 day sentence reduced by continued begging. Dave Robinson released after false pretenses claim. Public health push against spitting to educate before penalties. Witnesses summoned for Blue Mountain Iron and Steel bankruptcy case in Baltimore tomorrow before Judge Mor tig. include Judge Motter and Col. Tyler among others.

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Lawies F. Carter John Roberteon Roberteon Frederick Eome Justice Smith James Bidwell Emmitsburg North Market Street Officer Jones George Brist Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company Baltimore Mortig U. S. District Court John 0. Motter Gol Ira Tyler Messra Stanner Sobley James O. Harne George Bouck
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Funeral for Mr Raymond O Baich Held Near Beichs Ford

The funeral of Mr Raymond O Baich was held this morning from his residence near Beichs Ford with services by Rev Charles F Steck. Pallbearers included G A Gilbert J M Radcliff Lewis Clingan Harvey R Lease John Bargett and Thomas Ogie. Interment at St Olivet Cemetery. Lot sold: J M Powell killed Jersey Bed pigs weighing 992 pounds total. another Jersey Red weighed 445 pounds. Lewis N Nixdorf Jr, agent, sold house and lot 64 East Patrick Street to Hiram M Heefer for future residence construction.

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Raymond O. Baich Beich's Ford Rov Charles F. Steck G. A. Gilbert J. M. Radcliff Lewis Clingan Harvey R. Lease Jobn Bargett Thomas Ogie Bt. Olivet Oemetery Jacob Shawm J. M. Powell Gatoctta Furnace Lewis N. Nixdorf, Jr Hiram M. Heefer Jos Wo East Patrick Street Onarkis M. Gromwell Keefer
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The Sick Report From City Addresses

The Sick. Mim Elizabeth Haller, South Market street, in quite sick. Miss Virgie Garter, East Fourth street, is all very in.

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Mim Elizabeth Haller South Market Street Virgie Garter East Fourth Street
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Now 102 Years Old No Regret as He Looks Back

Dayton dispatch reports Philip Keifer, 102, son of W. P. Callahan, celebrated birthday at his daughter’s home. He plans to continue carpentry if life could begin anew, credits outdoor life and abstinence for longevity, recalls debut vote for Andrew Jackson in 1824, and notes a long career as a craftsman and student of stars and weather. County notes mention a new two room schoolhouse in Johnville, a bridge at Oakland Mills, and janitor appointment for the courthouse effective January 1.

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Dayton Ohio Cincinnats ‘Post Philip Kelfer IniWiot W. P. Callahan Bonont Wee Keifer Andrew Jackson Buas Carpenter Keifer Till Johneville View Bridge Oskland Mills William A. Woodward
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Remembrance and Holiday Sales in Local Stores

A memorial note for Austin Fraley appears with a loving remembrance on December 9, 1902, while local ads invite customers to bargain sales of enamel ware at Anton G. Quixx & Co. and shop highlights include jewelry, gifts, and a Japanese corner. Garbage collection schedules are listed for parts of the city, and Hoyler's Candies prompts early Christmas orders.

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Church Street Starhen .Geissert
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