In History: Great Conde Dies and Other 19th Century Figures
The item highlights the death of Louis, Prince of Conde, born 1690, and notes other historical events including Louis XV, the revolution, Lloyd Garrison, Livingstone in London, Dumas, Osman Pasha, and Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi. It references Nobel Peace Prize laureate Bertha von Suttner and mentions various 19th century figures in a summary of notable passings and milestones.
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Great Conde
Louis, prince of Conde
Louis XVE
tiist
stam Lloyd Garrison
Livingstone
London
Africa
Berlin
Dumas the elder
io hele
Plevna
Osman Pasha
Forsitare Stora Chatlenge Flour Christmas Gifts Sale
Subscribers urged to report promptly any irregularities in receipt of papers to The News. Berant Knott property sale listed with address Elsottan Noetie and M Nixcorfif Jr with Gilson Cash Christman Goods noted for Christmas items and farmers exchange promotions.
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Ste Senet terre
eesesenaed Carty’s
Forsitare Stora
farmers' Exchange
Berant & Knott Property
Sals M. Nixcorfif, Jr
Elsottan Noetie
A Gilson
Christman Goods
The Weekly News announces a twelve page edition
Tas Weesly News will be ready Thursday and will feature a large dependable display advertisement section. The paper promises broad news coverage and special features in Frederick city and county. Advertising copy for The Weekly News is due Wednesday at 2 p.m. for new ads and 7 p.m. for changes.
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Frederick city
Tua Waly News
Personal notices from Baltimore visitors and local residents
Purely personal items list guests and travelers include Mr 3 B Showmen of Baltimore Mr and Mrs John Hersh returning from their wedding trip Mr Gisirs W Stitler of North Market Street in Emmitsburg on business Mr H Burns Trendie of Danville visiting relatives Miss Braces Morrison of Emmitsburg visiting Miss Roth Motter West Second Street William Stelner of Baltimore visiting brothers and sisters Olivia Steiner of the Samne Rasdy School Baltimore visiting home Mrs William Morphy of Baltimore spending time with Miss Nattis Meehrig Mrs Eliza Shefer of Middletown visiting her sister Rev J W F Pontics and family of Middletown left yesterday for Butler Po to reside Mr and Mrs William N Wechter East Fourth Street returning after a visit at Hagerstown Junction
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3. B. Showmen
Baltimore
Daniness
John Hersh
Gisris
W. Stitler
North Market Street
iain Emmitsburg co
H. Burns
aizrers
Third
Oliviia Steiner
Samne
Rasdy School
Wm. Morphy
Court review in Woodsboro pipeline case appeal
In circuit court Judge Worthington and Judge Motter presided for an appeal by Marshall Focus against Woodsboro and Double Pips Cresk Co regarding road toll usage rights granted by a special legislature. The tower court originally sided with the company but was reversed on appeal with counsel W P Maulsby for Basne and F L Stoner for the company. Court recessed to 2 pm. Also notices: Miss Mary Teban, Miss Jensie Gifia, and Miss Mary V Ondle listed as ill or improving.
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Worthington
Motter
W. P. Maulsby
Mr. Basne
F. L. Stoner
Survey for Great Falls railway begins from city limits
Surveyors led by Tarcdere J. King arrived from Washington to comment on a proposed railway linking the nation’s capital region with Great Falls. The crew plans a route north to Barnesville then toward Beallsville Poolesville and Dawsonville, weather permitting, at an estimated cost of about $3,000. King will base headquarters at the Giry Hotel.
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Tarcdere J. King
ecozalting en Riveer
Great Falls
Old Damaton
ontakiria
golog csush
Baltimora
Obio
thaturrey
corps of surveyora ae
miles Weils
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Giry Hotel
Railroad Men Injured in Yard Accidents
Hart A d s clock yesterday moreiy Ball Mure and Gato Venécersr J L F Humphrey was thrown from his trap in Srovswick yard by sc wir hose hast ing, breoking big right keg sbove she kose. Harry remived to Ene Balti more snd Ohio Emergency Hospital, where the frectura was redeold of Dra Weatecd Hedger, afterwards he was removed to his home in Brans wick. About midnight Sunday night J T Tyler, a Baltimore and Onte brakeman, fell to an opan calort at Branewick and itjored the right base. He was removed to the Baltimore and Dole Emergency Hsepltal where he was at tended by Drs Hedges and West. He was sent to his home to Balltours yes terday morning.
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Mure
Gato
J. LF
Humphreya
Srovswick
Harry
Baltimore
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Ohio Emergency
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Branswick
J.T. Tyler
Onte braksman
opan calort
Branewick
Hswee
Dig Wit's a Family at Oley Opera House
Hal Stephens and Harry Linton present a musical farce comedy. The production features specially written music and a handsome cast of women, with vaudeville features and new surprises. It runs two hours of lively entertainment under the direction of W. M. Gowan.
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Hal Stephens
Harry Linton
dy Wite
W. M. Gowan
New Germse Baptiss Brethren Church Dedication
The New Germse Baptiss Brethren church at Plessans Hill near Mcorovis was dedicated Sunday at 10 o clock by Bush Creek congregation. Elder Flora presided. Elder Engiar of New Windeer attended. services led by Elder Flora Cimmonsaced essiiusuf meetings. The brick 30 by 10 foot building seats about 150 with gas and modern fittings, cost about 64,60 which debt has nearly equated.
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Baptist Brethren
Bush Crack
Plessans Hill
Mcorovis
Bush creek
H.Uiz
D. O. Flora
Waynesboro
Daniel E. Engiar
New Windeer
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Flora
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J Welty Febrray
Trecen obarch
Work of Death and Obituaries of Blagden and Hughes
Rev Sillivan Blagden of Bay Silliman Blagden Boston editor and Yale graduate dies after long city ties and fund connection. Eugene Hughes of Washington dies at 55 after illness. both in Montgomery County area ceremonies and funeral arrangements noted with connections to Yale and local communities.
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SILLivan
Bay
Silliman Blagden
Boston
Mass
Mr Blagden
Trinity
City Opera Horse Feature Presents Wild West Melodrama
The City Opera Bonze stage show presented Alother maiodrams, with Hagie Ranch and Western melodrama themes. It featured Mamie Fleming in the role of The Girl, a realistic explosion destroying a cabin and a bridge, and noted strong audience appeal for this frontier drama style.
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City Opera
Horse
Hagie Ranch
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csansy
greasar
Fe McElroy Catholic Legion Elects New Officers
At a Fe McElroy Catholic Legion meeting last night new officers were chosen for the term. Rev Fr Albert B. Smith named chancellor, George B. Rock as president, Frank B. Stech as vice president, Charles B. Graley as treasurer, George S Rock as secretary, John A. Kennedy as treasurer, Joseph McDavit as counselor, George I Wilson as marshal, Frank X. Sisley as trustee, B. G Ford Chelsea Rohrback and Wm. J. Grove as representatives to Maryland State Council, George E. Wilson as alternate, John A Kennedy as alternate.
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Fe McElroy Csunail
Catholic Bsareroient Legion
Chapisip
Albert B. Smith
George BS. Rodcok
Frank ¥. B Stech
Charles B. Graley
George S Rodock
John A. Kennedy
Joseph McD vit
marahel
Frank X. Sisley
traetess
B.G Ford
Chelsea Rohrback
Wm. J. Grove
representativa
Maryland State Council
George E. Wilson
alternats
Joan A Kennedy
Mrs Howard H Dyer Falls Down Stairs In Accident
Mrs Howard H Dyer of Eset Fourth airnet slipped while ascending yesterday morning and fell headlong down stairway to the landing baron then to the door. She was unconscious for a time and suffered a severe head bruise though no broken bones were found. Dr F H Hedges attended and reported she remained greatly affected by the accident.
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Howard H. Dyer
airnet
F. H. Hedges
Welles
Funerals for Ernest Fretter and Mary Sherb
The remains of Ernest D. Fretter arrived from Washington for a funeral at the Baltimore and Ohio depot with Rev. J. Gill presiding and burial at Bib Olivet cemetery. Mary Sherb’s services were held at her daughter's home conducted by Rev. S. M. Hench with interment at Bonnet Olivet cemetery. funeral director F. Schroeder.
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Ernest D. Fretter
Washington
Biltimore
Ohio
J. Gill
Mountain Otey Ledge
Heights of Pythiar
Tha pslbsaverg
lodge
John H Greve
T.3
S. M. Hench
Ezra Heack
Geo Honox
Ds.E D
Albert Zimmerman
Isaac Zimmerman
Frederick A. Michiel
Bonnet Olivet
F. Schroeder
Mary Catherine Freed to wed Carl Albert Albaugh
Mr and Mrs Edwin Freed announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Catherine Freed to Mr Carl Albert Albaugh. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s home 292 East Patrick Street on Tuesday evening December 17 at 3 o clock. The notice also mentions a Maryland Association for the Elief and Prevention of Tuberculosis exhibit running from December 30 to January 4 with details corrected for the local anti tuberculosis effort.
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Edwin Freed
Mary Catherine Freed
Carl Albert Albaugh
East
Patrick street
Maryland Association for the
Tas News
J. H. Apple
Edwie Bail Dies in Bagerstown Veteran Editor and Lawyer
Rews of the State reports the death of Edwie Bail in Bagerstown. The opening of Poolaville Bank in Montgomery County is noted, along with Dr. E B Prettrmsz leaving the State Normal School at Roskville. Attorney General Straus convenes lawyers to discuss a disfranchising amendment. Samuel Snyder, an Goginest, is injured in a wreck on the Western Maryland Railroad near Gwynas Falls.
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Edwie Bail
Bagerstown
rew cations bank
Poolaville
Shntgomery county
Berkers
E. B. Prettrmsz
prineipal
the
State Normal School
Ska Western Maryland
uear
Gwynas Falls
Directors of the M C A SHI to Meet Tonight
A meeting of the board of directors of the M C A SHI is held tonight at o'clock at M G A headquarters. Business of interest will come before the board and reports of the several committees will be heard.
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M.C. a
M. C. A. SHI
M.G. A
Resignation prompts new deputy county treasurer
The treasurer's office announces the resignation of Sr. Wm. W. Dod from the deputy treasurer role to effect an immediate change. John W. Lay of Greagerstown district is appointed as his successor.
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A Place of Murders Leaves City in Fear
A wave of violence near Alberton linked to railroad construction endures with seven murders, twelve non fatal shootings, and five stabbing incidents amid quarrels over women. Italian laborers and local overseers figure in a spate of crimes as Dr Gambrill treats wounds and authorities seek restraint.
Montgomery County drive plan spurs road reform movement
Residents from the Montgomery Farm clubs and allied groups met in Rockville to push county road reforms. They urged convict labor for road work, county bonds for equipment, and a three‑tier road commission with supervision by a governor‑appointed board. A mass meeting set for December 17 aims to rally taxpayers and shape legislation with state lawmakers. Also reported: a York Pa plant fire destroyed the Drery Brick and Construction Company main building, costing about 12,505 dollars.
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furcoats
Montgomery county
Rockville
dlone
Enterprise
Montgomery
White Oak
Farmers
Goshen
Betheads
John Thomas
Montgomery Giub
J. GC. Christopher
Goshen Club
Harry L Heisk
Montgomery naedeard
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Drery Brick and Construction Company
ceveral
York
yasterday
George F. Mottar, Jr
F.O. Matz
Howard Glas
York, Pa
John Diehl
Walkeraviils
Incomplete financial lines from bank statement page
Fragmentary OCR shows balances and accounts including capital stock paid in surplus fund undivided profits and contingent reserves across multiple banks with figures resembling totals and specific funds. The data are garbled and mix national and state banks with dividends and shares.
Notice of Bank Directors Election in Frederick Indiana
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Indiana announces an election to elect directors for the current year. The voting will occur at the bank premises on the second Tuesday and the 14th day of January 1908 between 10 and 12 o clock noon. Cashier Wii G Zimmerman signs the notice.
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Citizens’ National Banxk
Frederick
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Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
susuloy
Wii G. ZIMMERMAN
Endurance plane rally hops from Washington to city and back
Hadprance Kan endurance event organized by Washington Automobile Club sent 24 machines on a morning flight toward the fair grounds then to this city. Several units turned back. others continued to the city, routing via Bilicots City. Fireman Harry Devilkins of the 8. O. R. R. suffered two broken ribs and other injuries in a previous freight wreck near Hoecryton, is recovering at his father-in-law’s home after hospital treatment in Baltimore.
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Washington Automobile Club
Washington
fair grounds
Bilicots City
Harry Devilkins
burt tas
Hoecryton
Bsltimore
George W. Shoemeker
East Sixth
asreas
Local Hotel Grill Promotes Seasonal Fare and Services
City Hotel Grill advertises a diverse bill of fare with oysters and planked shad among dishes. The note spotlights prompt service and stylish options, and invites patrons to order for Christmas, with portraits, candy, and holiday promotions. McCardell’s showcase and McOsmint’s candy are mentioned alongside optical services by Dr. Highbarger.
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City Hotel Grill
Oty Hotel
Christmas Gift Buys at McGrath’s Store
Local sale items listed include Lightdog Bread Knives and various nickel plated wares, lamps, tea pots, trays, and glassware with prices. Holiday poultry, fruits, nuts, and fresh produce promoted along with a Brownie Camera offer and a Christmas display at McGrath’s opening December 11. A bowling contest is announced for December 10 at Frazier’s alleys between Laurel and Diamond teams.
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Frais
Dreon
Gem
EBaoh
Pischer
Groh
Treya
Walters
Rockingham
ALtry G. Quixs & Co
Frazier
Laurel
Hagerstown
Diamond
Frederik
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