Moustaves As ue King of Swedes in History
Fragmentary entry celebrates Moustaves As ue as king and ruler, noting birth in Lutren and death in Londen after a long reign. The text references Forty Years and a return to power, with scattered phrases about victory and weariness. Readable details are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moustaves
Seldiec
Stecatelr
Lutren
Romirr
Londen
Peravune
V.ctory
Pera
Erin
Weare
Spomuur Himalas
Lane
Tignether
Artis
Caracas
Purely Personal and Debating the Pea Amendment
A stream of social notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick and surrounding towns, noting travel to Philadelphia Washington and York along with brief liveliness about a lively debate at Frederick College. It recounts a spirited campus debate between Frederick College Literary Society and Emerson Literary Society over the Pea Amendment with judges and speakers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College Literary Society
Emerson Literary Society
Assembly Hall
Frederick College
Lindsay Crawley
LeRoy Buckingham
Frederick College Society
Emerson
Meyers
Robert Goodill
Vincent Tabler
Mesers
Wilbur Wilcoxen
Alvie Bizler
Goodell
Wilcoxen
Tabler
Etzler
Maryland lawmakers likely to pay own rail fare this winter
Maryland legislators face paying railroad fares to travel to Annapolis as major railroads including Pennsylvania Railroad and B and O discontinue passes. Western Maryland may follow. Though the state offers a mileage allowance, passes have long eased travel, with one Frederick County House member elect already pledging to refuse passes to avoid railroad obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Annapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
B. & O. Eailroad
Western Maryland Railroad
House of Delegates
Frederick County
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM HARPER'S FERRY AND NEIGHBORING AREAS
Multiple notices report marriages in small towns and Washington DC. Misa Eata Wachter and Rev Charles William Hess plan a December 20 service at St John’s Lutheran Harper’s Ferry. Eugenia Fanntle Hot and Cadwalder Woodville wed privately December 5, groom connected to Frederick. Owen Shoemaker and Carrie Hines married quietly at the Presbyterian manse. Charles Theodore Hizler and Ross May Welty wed quietly at the Hench residence in Walkerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bra
Elijan Ro Wachter
Barper’s Ferry
W- Va
Misa Eata Wachter
Charles William Hess
Branswick
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Harper's Ferry
W. Ve. Woodville
Barbee
John Adium Barber
Washington, D.C
Eugenia Fanntle Hot
Cadwalder Woodville
Frederick
Hines
Owen Shoemaker
Adamatowz
Misa Carrie Hines
Dickerson, Station
Presbyterian
West Second Street
Thomas Fresman Dixon
Eizler—Welty
Charles Theodore Hizler
Walkereville
Ross May Welty
Wosdsboro
M. Hench
North Market
Local Land Purchases and Cottage Work at Braddock Heights
At Braddock Heights Mr Wi L Smith former Hygeia cottage owner bought two Schley avenue lots and began excavating for a new cottage. He reports sale of Hygein and Brilliant cottages to Franklin Whelan of Mt Vernon Va who also bought adjacent lot. Whelan, longtime Mt Vernon estate superintendent, plans remodeling the Doubts cottage into a single dwelling as a summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Wi. L. Smith
Schley Avenue
Smith
Thuredsay
Franklin Whelan
Mt. Vernon
Whelan
Wabash Railroad to Move Divisional Headquarters to Hagerstown
Buchanan Schisy of Hagerstown represents the Wabash Railroad. Alexander H. Robertson, new manager of the Western Maryland Railroad, announced plans to make Hagerstown the divisional headquarters of the Maryland Division. Steps toward the change will occur between now and January 1, and extensive repair shops are expected to be built at Hagerstown after the headquarters are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begerstown
Tte
Buchanan Schisy
Hageratown
Wabash Railroad Company
Alexander H. Robertson
Western Maryland Railroad
Maryland
Heptasophs Elect Officers for New Term
Frederick Conclave No 731 improved Order Heptasophs held a meeting electing officers for the ensuing term. Archon Harry E Chapline Provost Loretzi E Kepler Prelate Louis M Haller Secretary E G Haugh Finne oiler Alred Ritter Treasurer O O Ausherman inspector Lewis F Orster Warder Harry W McMaster San tinal Harry Schroeder Trustees John F Rreb R A Bennett and O Albert Gilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bald
Archon
Harry E. Chapline
Loretzi E. Kepler
Louis M. Haller
E. G. Haugh
Finne
Alred Ritter
Tresaurer
Ausherman
Lewis F. Osrter
Harry W McMaster
Santinal
Harry
Schroeder
John F. Rreb
R A. Bannett
Albart Gilson
Funeral for Mrs Julia A Liggats at Mt Olivet Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Julia A Liggats was held at 10 o'clock yesterday at her home near Walkersville. Rev. D. J. Wolfa and Rav. J. J. Schaef fer conducted services. Pallbearers were H. Whister, David Baker, John Ozimer, George Best, George H. B. Oramer, and D. L Hedges. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Liggats
Walkersville
D. J. Wolfa
J. J. Schaeffer
H. Whister
David Baker
John Ozimer
George Best
George HB. Oramer
D. L Hedges
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Law's Grip: Two Colored Defendants Reprimanded
Qlatz Tyler was arrested for disorderly conduct and, after appearance before Justices Eckstein, the case was dismissed and she was reprimanded. William Hammond, also colored, was reprimanded for permitting disorderly conduct on West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qlatz Tyler
Herwig and Hobbs
C. H. Eckstein
Wm. Hammond
West Sixth Strees
Change at Brunswick as Foreman Resigns for Martinsburg Move
Mr Z T Brantner who has filled the general foreman post at Brunswick round house for fourteen years resigns to take a similar position in Martinsburg WV shops. Mr 4 H Hodges succeeds Brantner as general foreman at the Brunswick round house and shops, having served as night foreman for several years.
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Brunswick
Z. T. Brantner
Brunswick Round House
Martinsburg
W. Vs
4. H. Hodges
Round House
Brunswick Yard
Frederick Art Club Monthly Magazine Meeting Report
Frederick Art Club held its monthly magazine meeting on Thursday evening December 1. Mrs. A. E. Niewdeman chaired the program featuring articles from current magazines. Readings included The Extent of Christianity upon architecture and poetry, an article on a new art gallery at Buffalo, porcelain discussions, and travel reflections sparking lively discussion but no decision reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Clab
A. E. Niewdeman
Ming Ott
Nsw Art Gallery
Baffalo
Miss Kerr
Tas Wallery
J. J Alright
Baffals
Charles M. Kortz
Europe
Mise Hacczok
Reads Latin At Five Year Old Prodigy In Springfield
Samuel Laird aged five wowed Springfield residents by reading Bible lessons in church. Parents Orley E and Mrs Laird report the boy reads and translates Latin with ease, handling languages and newspapers beyond his years amid their Worth Third Street home.
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Samueel Laird
Orley E Laird
Third Street
Springfled, Til
Laird
Boy prodigy Samuels reads at two years old
Mrs Laird cites a newspaper correspondent who first noted the Ind could read at age two after he began a magazine article on gin making and correctly named technical terms. The Bay A A Niles had earlier given Sammy tasks to test his abilities. His school placement worries teachers and parents who prefer not to label him a prodigy among adults.
Sherlock Campbell Stratton Stars in The Sign of the Fear
Sherlock Campbell Stratton in the role of Sherlock Holmes at City Opera House next Wednesday night. The thriller is praised for its thrilling third act and immersive villain scenes. Stratton is hailed as a top character actor with strong imagination, supported by Gay Bhes and a skilled company.
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Campbell Stettor
Campball Stratton
Sherlock Holmes
City Opera House
Camobell Stratton
Bir
Strathon
Stratton
Gay Bhes
Uncle Tom's Cabin drawn large crowd at City Opera House
The Al. W. Martin Company presented Uncle Tom's Cabin with Frank Leo as Uncle Tom and Wilmoth Rhodes as Topsy receiving strong applause. F B Rhodes as Phineas Pletcher and F BeBrare as Haley were praised. Elsie Dobmac as Eva delivered a nearly perfect performance. Electric displays and fine scenery augmented the show.
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Bhae mAs
City
Avaning
al. W. Martin
Frank Leo
Uncle Tom
Wilmoth Rhodes
F. 3B
Rhodes
Phineas Pletcher
F.bebra
Woman Bursted to Death at Home Fire
Mrs Andrew Groft a 33 year old widow of Litown Ps died in a kitchen fire caused by an exploding coal oil lamp the flames seared her clothing and she burned to death while her daughter Missy Anna Groft who was upstairs dressed at the time rushed to help and found the kitchen in flames both she and her mother suffered severe burns naming the family and scene of the tragedy.
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Andrew Groft
Littown
Mrs. Groft
Sunday religious notices list many services and meetings
A long column lists church services across Boileysville and nearby towns. All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, Grace Reformed, St John’s Catholic, Trinity M E, German Baptist Brethren, Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist, United Brethren, Brook Hill, and Epworth League chapters announce service times, Sunday schools, sermons by named pastors, and special events. A social at the Epworth League and a Baptist mission in Brunswick are noted with progress toward a new church.
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Boileysville Misslon
All Saints' Episcopal Chaurch
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charies F. Steck
Presbyterian Cburch
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Anud
Grace Reformed Ohnuxch
E. McLean
St. John’s Catholic Church
Trinity M. E. Ohoroh
South
J. A. Balshie
Sandsy School
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. BR. Bachbach
O. A. Grise
Baltimore
German Baptist Brethrenschurch
Sanday
BE. A. Brauer
P. D. Fabrney
Christian Workers
Epiccspal
R. Roush Lewis
L. A. Thirlkeld
First Baptist Church
Wm. Hammord Parker
Sp. m
M. A. Castle
Brook Hill Oharch
United Brethren Church
J. W. Hiracofe
Christian Endeavor
W. H. Washinger
Quincy
Epworth Lesgns
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jassie Goodell
Pisno
Edna Maullinix
Brunswick
B. Porter
Georgia
Dr. Robertson
Filler Memorial Church
Balti- Inore
State political contest notices and marriage in Meyersvale
David E. Dick, Republican, serves notice of a contest against Senator-elect John B. Shaunep of Allegany county. Austin El Croshere of Osceola county withdraws from contesting Dr. Joseph France’s State Senate seat. Richart Jafferty and Babecos Penrod, both Meyersvale residents, wed in Cumberland on December 7. Maryland Agricultural College president P W Silvester sets March 6, 1905 commemorating the college’s fiftieth year. Hosea R. Smith, Democratic House candidate from Cecil county, will contest W Atwood Montgomery’s 15 vote Republican plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Dick
John B. Shaunep
Allegany County
Austin EL. Croshere
Oesil
Joseph France
Richart Jafferty
Babecos Penrod
Meyersvale
Cumberland
P. W. Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Hosea R. Smith
House of Delegates
Cecil County
W. Atwood Montgomery
Frederick Guy Heepstel Board Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers will be held at the residence of Mrs. A. O. McCardall on Tuesday afternoon December 12 at 2 30 o'clock. Secretary O. Est Luz Castles. Local ad note: Grilk Hotel offers fried oyster, bean soap, frankfurters, sandwiches, Salada tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Guy Heepstel
A. O. McCardall
O. Esteluz Castles
Oicy Hotel Grilk
Baker and Barker Bank Leadership in Taos Era
Bank ledger fragment lists officers J Baker as president D Baker vice president G Baker cashier D Barker assistant cashier with capital 100000 and deposits 250000. Other names appear in the bank group including Jone Jssde Suers D E Keraever and MThomas with various regional references.
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Jone
Jss
de Suers
D.E. Keraever
Gro Wu. Burg
J.D. Bager
Jopnext Joo
C. Morten
D. B. Hacer
Joan B. Rawescaa
Taos
BH. Hatten
G. Baker
Local Holiday Shopping Glitz At Frederick Stores
Frederick shoppers are guided to Hershberger and Mullinix for holiday bargains. Stores tout fruit cakes, boxed candy, and a wide holiday stock of diamonds, watches, glassware and silver. Promotions include special prices on records and a Japanese booth display, with extended evening hours and a large selection of gift items at Osrpat and other centers.
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Wea
Frederick
H. K. Landis
Market St
H.S. Landis
Midig & Miller
Hoson
Ianbella Pox
Blazk Marten
Butch
Ben
Weidig & Miller
H.S Landis
Market Ab
Chris
Christman
Holiday bargains and special offers in Frederick stores
A collage of holiday sales and promotions from local shops including Birely’s Palace of Music offering organs, Moberly’s Decorating Establishment with art pieces and marble, Premo Film pack and Kodaks, and various clothing and gift items. Notices urge timely bill payment and December deadlines, with open evenings and Christmas delivery promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Moberly
Patrick Isreet
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Atace Vas Businesa
Bershperger
L. EB. Mullisiz
L E. Molinix
Otty Hotel Gritl
City Hotel Grill
Cramer's Cafe
sEharehberger’s
C. B. Oline
G. Quyan & Co
G. C. Gartr
Sin & Wertheimer
B. Eberts & Son
Essant
James McSherry
Anaspolis
Abner D. Doty
Jefferson
Tadly
Businass
Marion S. Michael
Doubs
Lewis F. Carter
West Fourth Streat
Urleans- Mir
Ray Shaif
H.F. Steiner
Washington
Edward S
Harlan J. Beard
Feagaville
Dusiness
Frederick Schimmel
East Fatrickatreet
Philidalphis
Bev A. 0. Buckey
Union Bridge
D. Princeton Bucker
Schn M. Zimmerman
B. & O. Avenue
Charles F. Steck
Tesnetts Steck
East Church Street
York
DaGrange
J. T. McQuilkin
Vi. Va
Maggie Reutzabe
Middletown
Nuwa
Pennsylvania
Sammy Laird
Springfieid
Marvel of
Precocus
S “Sherlock
Biz
Sunday Schools and Societies
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Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick, MD
J, D. Baker
D. Barker
Cimmehman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier Asst
M. Thomas
Dasiz
Baker
Hershberger's
Mullinix
Boerschberger
Cramer's
Oxnas. F. Oxaver
West Patrick St
Hershberger’s
Osrpat
Harebberger's
A. G. Quesn & Co
B.L Schmid
Citizens’ Nat
Saue
J. M. Orner
W. Patrick St
Opeaa
B. Rosesace & Fons, Marke
Snd
Patrick Streets
Graphophons
Columbia
Victor Records
John Hendricksor
Taleshene
Orlenta
John Hendrick
Neirig & Muller
Birely
Staup, Keaure & Co
Onsleod
Christine
Stace, Revise & Co
B.S. Hrosox
Kennedy's
Gielog
Messure
Stavp, Reiter & Co
L. E. Mullinix
L. B. Mullin
George
Rodoce
Rodour
THOR
P. Rice
Norts Market Street
East Fourth Steelt
Morgan Croil
West
Patrick Street
Morgan Cecil
Jon W. Patrick Bt
Jet
Susquehanna
City Hotel
L. Kefauyver
ILAL
Qor- Chareh
Fredeciar, Ma
Office
Revoval Notice
John G. Newman
Hag
Record Street
Central National Bank
Peterman
Frankln Errest
Baltimora
Martzdavis D. O. E. Foster
North Market Etheet
E. Refauver
Church Street
Fredericks
Ordereczr
B. Sappingtor
Baik
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