Newsroom Subscriber Notices Incomplete Reading Report Urged
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names and figures including Wilson Son UW Lough Darby Carty Mullinix Light Power Co Dotl Bros Pehl Neidig Miller Cramer Kemp and mentions subscribers to report promptly to The News about receipt of papers.
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HJ. Wilson & Son
O. Darby
Carty
Mullinix
Light & Power Co
Dotl Bros
A.S, Pehl Neidig & Miller
N. EB Cramer
Thos. Kemp
Comptroller Sustained In Distribution Of School Fund
Court upholds the comptroller’s method of distributing the school tax fund to white and colored schools. In Robert Shriver v. Joshua W. Hering, the petition to force joint distribution was dismissed with costs to the respondent. Judge Jones and Thome of Annapolis ordered the current practice to continue.
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Robert Shriver
Joshua W. Hering
State Treasury
Jones and Thome
Annapolis
Costa
Citi
Allegany County
Anna Armfidel
Baltimore
Maryland
Schriver
Toasy
Allegany
Rayner
Hering
Williamsport O and O canal to close next week
Brisk old canal traffic continues as winter nears with final trips rushed. Boating crews fear ice and weather, last boats load Friday and water drawn as ships reach ports, canal closed for winter. After closure repairs planned along bank and property while local shippers report steady coin supply for immediate needs. X M O A meeting set for Friday to plan campaign and boost membership.
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Williamsport
Georgetown
Gamberland
Late Gen Clarke recall frames his Maryland career
An obituary style notice recalls General James O Clarke from Baltimore County to Cleveland era railroads. Highlights include service as Maryland State Senator in 1868 and 1870, presidency of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and a lifelong work ethic. Remains to be buried in Mt Olivet after being stored in Chicago vault until March 1908.
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Ferdinand Latrobe
Balmore
James O. Clarke
General Clarke
Baltimore County
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Baltimore
Chesapeake ‘and Ohio Canal
Maryland
Latroba
Clarke
South
Winchester
Harper's Ferry
James” C. Clarke
Mobilé, Ale
Harper’s Ferry
Oho
Hagerstown
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Ilinois
Baltimore and Ohio
Aera Padee
Lewis Clingan
Chicago
Mt. Olivet
That kiss bill drew fire from a wary Amherst doctor
Doctor W B Ware of Amherst County, father of the anti kissing bill, says press criticism did not deter him. He notes the measure aimed to warn against promiscuous kissing and expects public attention to improve public health, though he did not intend or expect the bill to pass.
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W. BR. B. Ware
Amherst County
Sale of Brown estate at court house door tomorrow
John S. Newman trustee will sell at the court house door tomorrow the real estate of the late Sarah A Brown. The sale includes a lot with a two story brick dwelling at 81 East Third Street. Patent and patent rights and mailbox have been slanted to Samuel M Birely of Thar xmont this grant.
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Lomorton
John S. Newman
Court House
Sarah A. Brown
East Third Street
Died in Havre de Grace Captain Edmondson and Other Obits
Captain James L. Edmondson died at Havre de Grace. William H. Fankhouser died in Hagerstown, age 61, born near Winchester and moved to Washington County 28 years ago. The Frederick City Hospital Association held a monthly meeting and approved three free beds, with twelve patients treated in November, one death, nine discharged.
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James L. Edmondson
Havre de Grees
Upper Marlboro
Edward Stake
Washington County Orphane Court
Hagerstown
William H. Fankhouser
Winchester
Washington County
Jamon Magaba
Carroll County
Itja
Weston
W Va
Camberland
Baltimore
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
McCardell
O. Estella Onstie
Mra
Chas. E. Kreh
Alum Baking Powders in State Market Draw Attention
Chemists have found alum in a number of baking powders sold in this State. The list includes French, Process Rolan Peaook Mounten Patapsoo. Grocers often sell private brands, usually made by large manufacturers from alum. Low price powders or those with gifts are mostly alum varieties.
Anonymous Bouquets Plague Senator Wellington Daily
Maryland Senator George L Wellington heads in for sessions to find each morning a large bouquet of flowers with no sender name. Yesterday a huge cluster of American Beauty roses arrived with a card reading With Best Wishes Semper Fidelis. He asked door keepers and pages but could not learn who sends the gifts.
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Wellington
George L. Wellington
Maryland
Senate
Officers Elected Frederick Council No 1196 Royal Arcanum
Frederick Council No 1196 Royal Arcanum held its annual meeting last night with officers elected including Regent Charles H Heffner Rica regent Jacob L Engelbrecht orator Jesse H Michael post regent Geo Ed Myers secretary W Nash Young collector Wa H Griffin treasurer Wm F Hinks chaplain Daniel T Ordeman guide Edward H Kreh warden C Ed Kewp sentry F Juling Lohner representative to Grand Council Charles H Heffner alternates Charles P Levy trustees Wm G Zimmerman Daniel T Ordeman and Charles P Lavy.
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Frederick Conncil
Royal Arcanum
Charles H. Heffner
Rica
Jacob L Engelbrecht
Jesse H. Michael
Geo
Ed. Myers
W. Nash Young
Wa. H. Griffin
Hinks
Daniel T. Ordeman
Edward H. Kreh
C. Ed. Kewp
F. Juling Loohner
Grand
Charles H Heffner
Charles P. Levy
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Charles P. Lavy
Emmitzburg Postmaster Chosen After Committee Vote
The Post Office Department selected Ezra R Zimmerman for postmaster at Emmitburg in this county with support from Representative George A Pearce. Merchant John A Horner backed the nomination but lost the bid as 9 of 17 district committee members voted for Zimmerman. The decision followed a contest referred to the committee by Colonel Pearce. The outcome settled the appointment.
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Emmiteburg
Postoffics Department
Ezra” R Zimmerman
Emmitteborg
George A. Pearce
John A. Horner
Mencbant
Horner
Pearce
Ommitsborg
Zimmerman
The Darkest Hour at City Opera House
At the City Opera Hence Lincoln J. Omrter presented aconic comedy The Darkest Hour last night with a strong company and fine scenery. Karl Gardner as Fritz Hoffmier, Jean Harlen as Mabel Dunning, and Jack F. White with Wm A. Tulley delivered solid performances.
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City Opera
Lincoln J. Omrter
City Opera House
Karl Gardner
Fritz Hoffmier
Mias Jean Harlen
Mabel Dunning
Jack F. White
Wm.a.tulley
New Baltimore and Ohio Depots Opened Along Line
Ewo Attractive Depots reports the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has completed a pretty depot at Bartholow east of Washington Jane Hon at 1800 dollars. A second new station at Monrovia costing about 2000 dollars is finished. Additional stations are planned where the roadbed lies several hundred feet from current sites.
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Ewo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Bartholow
Washington Jane- Hon
Monrovia
Electric Light Plant Engine Commissioned in City Work
The new municipal electric light plant engine was ready and in working order yesterday afternoon. Dynamos have not yet been installed as the contractor has not sent men due to current workload.
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Municipal
Local merchant to relocate to York Pennsylvania
John M. Brenele, long connected with James E. Walker & Co in dry goods, will move to York Pa this Saturday December 13. He has a business arrangement with M J Shambaugh in York and will depart after six years of service.
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York
John M. Brenele
James E. Walker & Co
M. J. Shambaugh
Marah and Walling Married in Washington D C
Mr A P Marah Jr and Miss Mattie Walling both of this city were married in Washington D C last evening.
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Marsh —Walling
A. P. Marah, Jr
Mattie Walling
Washington, D. C
Imps Mandolin Club Plans Holiday Aftertour
The Imps Mandolin Club members from Pawbury rehearse tonight for an entertainment event scheduled after the holidays.
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Imps
Mandolin Club
Paw Bury
Real estate deal to tear down and subdivide city lot
Mr Bowse or Boware buys Novitiate property from Rev Fr J A O Rourke for 35000. He plans demolition by mid January to create building lots with Second Street frontage of 370 feet and Third Street frontage of 949 feet. Ground will be leveled with cement paving and walks, alleys, and planned wider lots on Second Street, smaller on Third Street. sale prospects include many reserve lots and a rear alley for garbage removal.
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Mir. Bowsta Wii
Lota
Harry W. Boware
J. A. O'Rourke
Jonuit Novitiaty
Noah E. Cravaor
Losa
Novitiate
Bowers
Freder ick Bank Statement and Retail Prices Bulletin
Bank statement from a Frederick Maryland institution lists assets and liabilities, including discounts, bonds, and reserves. it names officers and dates. Separate retail price list highlights hay, corn, potatoes, flour, and textiles, alongside dramatic promotional copy for the Model store.
The Glabe of Fashion Umbrella Stock Sale
dl OBN Heavpatoxsox presents a sale at Farmers' Exchange in Frederick MD offering a large stock of umbrellas with boxed and silver handled designs, plus men’s shirts and robes. It touts low prices, quality, and comparisons as a selling point to attract patrons to the shop.
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Itis
Dresden
Bren
Bargains and Beating Prices Featured in Local Ads
Local notices advertise seasonal bargains and holiday buys with emphasis on nuts candies fruits and Xmas novelties. Optical specialist Dr O B Highbarger will visit Park Hotel December 10 with evening hours at Room 13 for appointments. Dixon Bros and John W Poole offer goods and services, including horse shoery and drives, plus a scholarship sale and oyster parlor notices at 25 South Market Street.
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Highbarger
Park Hotel
Riley Roarsacs
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society Elects Officers for 1908
The Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society held a 1902 meeting at Trinity chapel. Officers elected for 1908 include President A LeRoy McCardell, Vice President O Edward Kemp, Treasurer A Kemp Keefer, Secretary J Urner Wilcoton. A Christmas themed program featured Ranitation Georgia Gittinger recitations by Helen Wolfe Mildred DeLashmutt Miriam Apple Edna Carter Ruth Dixon Frank Dertzbaugh and a boy choir. Dr Hechbach read a letter from Rev William E Lampe now in Japan as a missionary. Salisbury Mission donated 25 dollars and the society will have its name on a memorial window in the new chapel.
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Evangelical Reformed Misionary Bodiety
Trinity Chapel
A. LeRoy McCardell
O. Eadward-Kemp
A. Kemp Keefer
J. Urner Wilcoton
Georgia Gittinger
Helen Wolfe
Mildred DeLashmutt
Miriam
Salisbury Mission
Personal items note travels and visits
Purely personal short notes report Mrs. Hammond Urner traveling to Baltimore this morning. Mr. Adolphus Fearbake plans a short visit to Washington DC this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R P Rosa and Miss Alice VY Schriner hosted last week by Mr. Horace W Park at the Battle House in St. Louis.
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Hammond Urner
Baltimore
Adolphus Fearbake
Washington, D. C
R. P. Rosa
Misa Alice VY. Schriner
Horace W. Park
Battie House
St. Louis
The Work of Death. OBERT FRALEY.
Robert Austin Fraley died yesterday noon of quinssy at age 4 years 11 months 14 days. Funeral services will be at the home Thursday at 2 PM. Interment Mt Olivas cemetery. Eastern Mill and Export Co market quotes show corn 2.10 per barrel shelled 45c per bushel wheat No 2 red 705g steamer 673g per bushel New oats 40c per bushel hay 16 to 18 per ton.
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Coston
Obert Fraley
Robert Austin Fraley
Bir
Robert Fraley
Mt. Olivas Cemetery
Lecel Mart
Eastern Milliog & Export Company
Christmas Exhibit at Carty's Parlor Suite Sale
Scarcity of cost prompts Electric Light Co to shut down at midnight. Carty's offers lamps and china closets from $1.60 to $87. A holiday display promises souvenirs from the Orient and a sale of varied goods. Dixon Bros and Allen Robrback promote patronage with a festive, local-news vibe.
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Eilectric Light Company
Dixon Bros
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