Brief Bits From An Early 1900s Paper
A collage of short items noting early shopping rushes, rising Christmas egg prices, horse sales, weather appropriate foods, and congress resuming Cuban war plans. It mentions toy store interest, notable burglaries, fashion trends for peasant women, and political flurry. Also reports on Levi Price horse sale, an Arctic explorer lecture, meat and poultry pricing, child clothing shortages, and odd trivia about dandelions and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Levi Price
Fair Grounds
Sheptardaond
Willie
C. N. Raner
Jonlya Bittlager
Circuit Court of
York
Jacob Snyder
Shananitoah Junction
Bargent
Academy
Mise Daisy Leher
Chicago
Academy of 1908
Baswale
Montreal
Canada
PURELY PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS FROM FREDERICK
Purely personal notices from Frederick recount visits and travels. Albert Jones of Mr. Alry in Frederick. Henry Wineberg visiting from Withrlenda. David Lowenstein of Baltimore in Frederick. Nannia Hooper visiting Woodeborough. Jacob Atreuss of Baltimore guest in the city. Others include Gay Webster and J M Schalta of Charlestown, O A Norwood brother of Senator Frank O Norwood, Les Hotcher returning from New York, Joe Chew a former Bryan champion in Buckeystown, Claudia Rheiner’s Baltimore Washington trip, Dr A B Coblentz visiting Mrs Coblentz parents, George M Chambers with friend Robert Dabney of Stredmond, Va, Kre and Mrs O T Rampede and children from Aleraedtta, Va visiting Dr and Mrs Kitne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jones
Mr. Alry
Frederick
Henry Wineberg
J. M. Schalta
Charlestown
W. Va
O. A. Norwood
Frank 0. Norwood
Liberty
Les Hotcher
Biasleter
New York
T Joe Chew
Wm. J. Bryan
Buckeystown
Claudia Rheiner
Baltimore
Washington
A.B Coblentz
Coblents
O. Z. Ramsburg
West Becond
Bivetty
George M. Chambers
Robert Dabney
Stredmond
Penta
Kre
Mtv
O T
Rampede
Ohtren
Aleraedtta
Mr. 2. T
Kitne
Wort & Treet
Sabbath Day Services and Church News in Carroll County
Numerous church notices report sermons in Hinkabesp and nearby towns with pastors including Eschbach, Kuhlman, McKenney, and Dizon delivering varying texts from Matthew and Luke. The piece notes Rev Luther Kubimenos’ Christmas service and a special foreign missions meeting in Baltimore. It also covers the return of Dr Day from Muhlenberg Africa after health issues and travel to Liverpool for treatment, with arrangements for his care upon U.S. arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkabesp
Carroll County
Uirbopuyet
Paula
Gibbons
Adul’s
St St. Witweub
Talllusue
Lobediu
Cyvetag
Ock
Bie
Joseph Vilute
Frederies
Garudu
Haredeburg
Magerstown
Atthoe Reformed Church
Yeseriay
Eschbach
Matthew
Avratem
St Jemes’ Lutheran Church
Luke
Luther Kubimeno
Evapgeelteu! Lutheran Church
Ch Vyersy
Kuhlman
W. 1
McKenney
I. BE
John
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity AL
Ale
Jebolokto
Presbyterian Church
Freeman Dizon
Peter
Dizon
Jonah
Liverpool
England
Royal Hospital
United Stater
New York
Balimore
Frederick frepost notices and county board plans described
The Frederick Frederick County Commission plans to meet January 3 to appoint ten constables and new board members for Charities and Correction. Reports note public annoyance over appointments and a pledge that the best candidates will be chosen, with Montevue Hospital keeper to be competent and acceptable. Also updates on local residents ill or recovering and a holiday postal advertisement listing uncollected letters with two weeks to claim or they go to dead letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrealaont
Hormen
County Commissioncra
Gatile
Hormas
Frederick
Atsted
Iyoard
Monteveo Hospital
Hormin
Board of Charities and Correction
Montevue
A . Aren Og Reek
Frederick City
Mies
Mary Castle
Carrie M
Bnydor
Fire destroys barn at Manchester in Carroll county
A Friday night blaze in Manchester Carroll County destroyed the barn of Mr Geary B Miller and several outbuildings. The barn contained hay and feeders, with the total loss estimated around 500 dollars and 320 dollars for contents. The incident is insured with the Dog Hill Insurance Company of Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Carroll
Geary B. Miller
Manchester
Carroll County
Ance Company
Varroll County
IEE Bonimenta Banday School Class Tinges Song
The Banday School class sings a simple line about becoming an angel. The teacher asks why Bobby cannot sing louder and he explains he is trying to sing loudly on cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Mote and Riew Move Into New House on Fourth Street
Mr D Mote and partner Riew have moved into a new residence on Fourth Street near Market, marking a local home transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mote
Mr. D. & Riew
Hhe New Hoesa
Fourth Altreet
Marhat
Circuit Court Opens December Term in Frederick County
The Frederick County Circuit Court opened at 10 o clock with Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judge Motier presiding. A jury panel was chosen and twelve jurors sworn. several committees were named for trial preparation. a pending case involves the Stave vermus tie Ph dmome Pulp and Paper Company with alleged pesticide water issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
McSherry
Motier
Etamiatog S Mmbress Lroyt
sdcQill, Jr
Arbor Willow
Jesse Heamey
Alert
Coblouts
Slorsra
Luke WE
Maglaty
M Gyta
Vergus Tie Ph Dmome Pulp and Paper Company
Pola von
Wedmont
Fire in the Cavalry: Cartia Thomas Residence Fire Update
A fire at a residence near Adamétoin damaged the Cartia Thomas property as Portanates forces contained the blaze. A young child was moved to safety while smoke and heat filled the room. fire crews extinguished the flames but furniture suffered significant damage. Authorities report initial investigations underway with recovery of items pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soran
Cartia Thainan
Cartia Thomas
Adamétoin
Alta
Thomas
Roca
Daughters of the American Revolution Hold Tomorrow Meeting
The WEA As program notes a DAR meeting tomorrow afternoon while St Mary's Chapter plans a parlor reply on Wednesday. The Historical Society meets Thursday evening at Ita fronting seenign. The Art Club holds a Wed and Sat art call. Woman's College hosts a Friday afternoon tea and fall exhibit. Friday night College girls present music and elocution at Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Mary's
All Sainte’ Goild
the Historical Society
Ita Foto Ronting
Art Club
Art Cal
Woman's College
U & Musical
Walkersville
Elopement Ends in Fledgling Wedding Near Middletown
Rosa Toms, fifteen, ran away with Victor Alexander, eighteen or younger, from Middletown. After her guardian found out, he locked her in a room. She escaped through a window, together with Alexander, who awaited at a highway with a baby. They were married at Dr. Bach Bach’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Toms
National Pike
Alexender
Dr.dorich
Prisoner Charles Williams Found Guilty and Committed
In a magistrate court Charles Williams colored was found guilty and, in default of $80 bail, committed to jail for the next grand jury. A separate note mentions a theft of a wrap robe from in front of Mr. Obas Castle on a Tac-day. The hearing of a young man charged against Emma Shultz is scheduled for 180 o'clock before Magistrate White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Dicer
Noxt
Aleady
Titm News
Wil- Mame
Emma Shultz
White
Organizing Stock Company Aims at Taneytown Mill complex
A report indicates plans to organize a stock company in Taneytown to purchase the Eckenrode warehouse site and build a mill and grain elevator. The town supports such ventures, but doubts remain about feasibility given current conditions and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Eckenrode
Nant
Noted Births and Deaths on December 24
On December 24 several historical figures were born, including Gallos, John of England, William Warburton, George Crabbe, and Magona Berbo. The same day saw the death of Vasco da Gama, Mine U8 Gente, and Hugh Miller in this historical record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiriatman
Gallos
John
England
William Warburton
George Crabbe
Magona Berbo
Vasco de Gama
Mine
Hugh Miller
Broken Engagements Cause Canceled City Theater Plans
The Jona Reynolds Theatrical Co. reports it cannot fulfill this week’s engagements. Manager Long Han notes the Lost Bride Company will be unable to perform in this city on Christmas Day and the following performance dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Han
Jona Reynolds Theatrical Co
Long Han
Independent Sfooe Company boat to resume service soon
The ateamee of the Independant Sfoee Company No.1, idle out of town for weeks due to repairs, will return to service around the first of the year. Repairs completed and vessel prepared for operation resuming after New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateamee
Independant Sfoee Company
Caim
The Local Market Wheat and Corn Prices in Frederick
The local market lists wheat at 0.4 cents per bushel and corn at 0.87 dollars per bushel in Frederick today. No other commodities or prices are specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Danedd Tamates Receive Gift at Penitentiary Aid Society
Danedd and Tamates of the penitentiary presented Mr G. 8. Griffith, president of the Irfe onera' Aid Society, with a gold headed cane. The note praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for keeping people well, cleansing blood, and steadying nerves and appetite.
A Novel Case Involving a Troster and a Church Purchase
A damaged OCR tale recounts a trial before Magistrate Buxton over a disputed church property involving Jackson and a trustee group. The narrative notes debt, a mechanic’s lien by Koogl and Baker, and unresolved ownership questions while detailing courtroom conduct and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierlas
Cass
Ag Bsota
Alcy
Jackson
Bona
Atoart Jones
Daaker
Dacheou
Dolisey
Witout
Bir
Jones
Pho
Hia
Board of Treatees
Magtetra
Buxton
Mace
Masntime
Sousla
Road Improvement Meeting Set Amid Political Tensions
In Howard County a group led by Dr Arthur Willsma and Dr William St Barkeckaen, officials in the Skebdsdbro road improvement effort, announce a public meeting at Wes ley Gove School next Saturday at 4 o clock. The gathering aims to discuss road projects, governance, and credentials, amid scrutiny of local politics and past leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Willsma
St Barkeckaen
Howard County
Parista
Wesley Gove
Hooker
Theanyasa
Ucheater
Thor
Mysterious Market Note Hits Antiquarian Page
Fragmentary OCR reads as a market note from an old listing, mentioning an item or trader with garbled identifiers like No. GN and a location cue Market 8b in Miederfel, Mal. The readable bits point to a catalog or advert error rather than a clear event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MATN
Guaduayts Itarmacist
Market
Miederfel, Mal
Unclear Historic Legal Notices From Baltimore Area
Fragmented OCR notes describe court actions and notices in Baltimore including a judge’s court items, a proposed theater opening behind the Almondental Theater, and a public code related to insurance and financial proceedings. Names and places appear garbled, with references to Maryland, Washington county, and various individuals and firms involved in a wide range of legal and civic items.
Deer Kills and Attacks Man on Street Fence
A deer escaped from Hill's Farm and jumped a eight foot fence toward a storefront yard on West Patrick Street. It knocked down John L Derr as it turned to flee and would have injured him further if not for his escape. The animal was later killed. The deer had previously escaped from Dr. Brown's yard, leapt a bridge, and plunged into the Monocacy stream with no apparent injuries. The animal weighed eighty five pounds when dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Hauor
Hayes Crown
Stoganore Hill
Haver
Milton Darr
Patrick Street
O Coruro
Jobo L Derr
Mr. Derr
Lumber Exchange elects Dill as president after gala banquet
In Baltimore on Monday night the annual meeting of the Lumber Exchange chose Mr. Dill as president, succeeding Mr. Womble. The event included a banquet where Dill spoke, and the assembly noted prominent figures from the city and the centennial trip to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cMootra
Lumber Exchange
Buildere
Uuilding
GL Xington
Charles Streete
Lalsimore
Mr. 2
Womble
Lewis DI
Bir. DI
Mtr
J.J
Bestimore
Deseloce
Ble
Dill
Frederick
Aro Gla
Weather telegram service for West Virginia obviates daily notices
The article notes Harper's Ferry center station under federal telegraph control, with Bloom Wentnall as observer. It describes daily weather telegrams from Washington printed on 200 postal cards and mailed to 248 places across three states, including West Virginia and Martinsburg. It identifies the observer at the Western Virginia weather center in Central Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sob Centre Station
Harper's Ferry
Wenthur Wurosu
Washington
Bloom Wentnall
pusimMasiwr
Local Amusements and Sales Amid Crowds in Frederick
A fragmentary local notice shows crowds at a Temple of Fancy event drawing praise for Dayo Aintth and Simmons the owner. It mentions Christmas goods, sales at a Frederick city fairgrounds on December 14, and various music and instrument promotions at Birely's Palace of Music.
Wheel or Arcar wheel of 30 Adama Express deliver wagon
A wagon on N rst Market Street caused a morning delay at City Hall. The incident disrupted traffic and authorities began an investigation into the delivery route and vehicle status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Ula
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Catherloe Tlett in Braddock
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Catherloe Tlett were held at Mount Zion Church after being at her son's Braddock residence. Rev. Ditmar and Rev. Hedged officiated. interment followed in the local cemetery. Pallbearers included A. Behiffer E. Derr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherloe Tlett
Braddock
Mount Zion Church
H. KF. Ditmar
A. Hedged
Atjolotog
Quaritan Dean
U.P. Deviibles
KR. A. Behiffer
E. O. Derr
Bamuel Falmer
Milton Delauter
A. T, Hic
Cone
Maryland Division circus vote shapes state meet site
Delegates from the Frederick branch of the Metal Liquor Vealera Association met to choose a banner bid for the state meet. James M. Smith of Woodsboro and others were named to represent the Frederick branch in Baltimore. Bauer could not attend due to recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Divison
Delagatea
Menars
James M. Smilith
Woodstoro
Kckatela
William HB
Onipsey
Ashie Cy
Kars
Taderick
Metal Liquor Vealera Association
Baltimore
MM. Bauer
Temple of Fancy Promises Big Stock Before Christmas
Local ad by Dave Smith at the Temple of Fancy vows rapid arrivals of thousands of pounds of new goods by Christmas. He claims no other dealer can match their prices or selection and urges customers to visit for bargains, praise for patronage, and watchword on pirate watches and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Facey
Wall
Dave Smith
Temple of Fancy
Coleven
Fale
Dayo
Stoke Eoe Romuda
Mullintz
B&o H.R
B. FB. Burg
New Poate
Davo Smith
Pirate
Pirade
The New Carpet House Advertisement Promises Exclusive Lock In City
A fragmented ad touts holiday gifts from Rogs Vortlers Tabla Covers and Mante Draperies. It promotes exclusive locks in the city and markets carpet sweepers and new draperies as presents. The piece emphasizes a market read with fabrics in black and other materials and invites readers to consider a pretty vivid carpet showcase.
Unclear fragmentary note on new items and opening events
Fragmentary text notes arrivals and openings with a vague reference to a life and a cheap Oriental Raga. The source is garbled. key details, names, dates, and places are not discernible.
Thrilling runaway accident recalled by Mr Woodman
Mr Alexander Woodman recounts a past runaway incident on a Friday morning involving a horse team that broke free near a plank and saddle, with Georg Era and Cray mentioned in a thwarted effort to stop the team. The event left a single supporter uncertain as to details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herato
Alexander Woodman
Thinetty
Georgs
Mrs Whitmore Slips On Banana Peel In Street Incident
On Saturday night Mrs John M Whitmore waited on the pavement before McCardellas when she slipped on a banana peel and fell sustaining a hurt to her back. Nearby witnesses assisted her until help arrived from local responders. The incident was reported as an accident with no further injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onn Peeting
John M. Whitmore
Mc. McCardeli
Pallbearers Recalled From Past Service at Mrs. Charlote Etbanner's Funeral
Pallbearers at the funeral of Mrs Charlote Etbanner on Saturday were the same men who served at her burial twenty years ago. The Fae gentlemen, described as pallbearers, repeated their role, linking past and present services in a ceremonial reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlote
Endanner
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Suvarne
Kort Dramsblern
Euramond
Bey Tili Pant
Omar
Aenita Valley
Wastinatos
D.C
Dee
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Eenuals
B. Kline
Dave Bauth
Beilny
Murelar
Fred el Poy
Geola Ho
Hemmons
Suligol
TNE
Harrington
Williem Fluberle
Eloine Young
MacOllotock Young
Durrant
Indian Territory
Hie Bonimenta
the Circuit Court
WEEA
Hood
Ponthon
Joen Bendric
JSON
Trapbony Oll
PRG
Gant
Tee Jin
Sack Mied Lea
Pia Rane
Lacs
Curt
Leis
Ant
Tisath
Tati
Athro
Whitanae
Vuirce
Ania
Tau Chaepese
Ancloctlan Wilhtia
AOTO
Tyntor Piss
Jamra L. Kernan
Hla Alnutmental Theater
Daltimore
Corthe Poly
Ruston Lawlyl
Nsurance Commiraloner Kurtz
touk + fogislature
Vae Columpty
Atarylyn Halland Company
Nicholas BP
Bond
Rand
Bodook
Neidig
Pervadaa
Vitec
Vielterns
Tyler Eut
UGG
Ste
A. Bt
A. Z. Ries
Sorts
Pumoulal
Lual Sten 4
Telm Uun
V. Syaub
Oos Ade
Luos FE
Dol
Dreye Guony, Jaqkuth
Oifes
Taunly Linens
Ulabhe Ld, Cum Forterp
Ruthohe
Luge
Bilveh Novaltiry
Glabiwalke
Chinawale
Artouods, &3
A. B. Hargett
Crown
Mugcatel Taaing
Mugcatel Ma'ane
Holth of
Muscatel A
Itc
Leghorn Oltron
Glain Citrus
A. B. Hanexrr
J. W. Morris
Ores
Dontil ON
Mistmab
Prichs Wilg SR
J. W. Mojsi
First National Bank Btilbirg
Emt
Deex
Levi Peics
Promias
St V. Smith
Monzenhauer
Harry KB Wi'coxon
Bitely
Tia
Harry
U.K. Wil Ookon
Aco
Mualcal Losiromanta
Birely
Maac
Bach
Han
Manhman Oma
Yoo
the Railing Grocery Co
Mereet
Prederich
Wee
Evita
Ator
L. EK
Motsanix
Financ Cial
Galiiere
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