Fragmentary 19th Century Ads and Notices
A partial OCR page shows a jumble of names and businesses including Ross Almonds, Sorosis Shoes, Keller, National Bank, First National Bank, Allen Jones, Edw. James, Beckley's, Doll's, L Hargett & Co, Rosenour's, D Wineberg, and others, suggesting a collage of classifieds or ads from a historical newspaper with missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wlm. Keller
Tizeng Nat’l Bank
First Nat'l. Bank
Allen Jones
Iva and Edw
James
Beckley’s. Ag
Iscaal Doll's
Doll’s, L. Hargett & Co
Rageen O. D. Carty
Rosenour’s
D. Wineberg
The Weekly News Advertises New 12 Page Edition
The Wresty News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue with news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation, an advertising medium unsurpassed. Copy for ads due by 5 PM Wednesday, changes by 1 AM that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wresty News
BLY
Frederick City
Weekix
Baltimore Area Briefs and Local Notices
The Berwyn post office was entered by thieves but nothing was stolen. Oscar F. Bresee, longtime Baltimore insurance agent, dies at 76 in his Great Mount Vernon Place home. A Baltimore and Ohio rear end collision at New Creek Bridge kills J. P. Maxwell and O. Sharpe. Amos Broadwater of Garrett County, 98, leaves 12 children, 93 grandchildren, 56 great grandchildren. Crawford Bicycle Works workers in Hagerstown quit over wage cuts from 18 to 10 cents. Asbury Dixon, who killed Lizzie Borden, is captured in Snow Hill after a shootout with a sheriff’s posse. Baltimore City Council asks Congress to strike Schley court findings from Navy records. Second Branch tables the resolution. Fisk Jubilee Singers miss a Y M C A concert at the Only Opera House amid confusion over date. Middletown buyers with reserved seats learn the company did not arrive.
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Berwyn
Prince Georges County
Oscar F. Bresee
O. F. Bresce & Sona
Great Mount Vernon Flace
Baltimore
J. P. Maxwell
Gratton
W. Va
O. Sharpe
Cumberland
Lizzie Borden
Worcester County
Snow Hill
Dixon
Baltimore City Council
Maryland
Congress
Schley Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Law Court Report and Local Notices
John Cain arrested by Officer Jonee for drunk and disorderly conduct. Justice Eckstein imposes a $10 fine or 30 days in jail. Lawrence Roberts bail posted for grand jury action after alleged theft of a cat rifle from Henry McHenry. Marriage licenses issued in Washington to James Millard and Viola Lair. in Hagerstown to George Tritappe and Bertha Reid. Frederick Symphony Orchestra to meet at City Hall. Miss Ras Grumbine rapidly convalescing after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstein
John Cain
Jonee
Justica Eckstein
Oain
Lawrence Roberts
Crones
Hany McHenry
Roberts
Washington
James A. Millard
Viola H. Lair
Wilmington
Del
Hagerstown
George A.i Tritappe
Brunswick
Bertha J. Reid
Keep Trust
Baltimore men plan $1,000,000 electric rail line to Frederick
A Baltimore group led by James E. Ingram Jr plans to form a company with 1 million dollars capital to build an electric railway from Baltimore to Frederick. Engineers are preparing plans and construction could start within 30 days with operation hoped next summer. The 45 mile route would connect with United Railways at Garrison avenue and Liberty road, serving about 50 000 residents along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Tos News
James E. Ingram, Jr
Guild & Ingram
Frank H. Callaway
D. B. Banks
Fielder G. Singin
Marion W. Offatt
Ingram
United Railways of
Garrison Avenue
Liberty Road
Basi
North Branch
Libertytown
Rayner Defends Ground in Schley Vindication Fight
Mir Rayner vows to press the Schley vindication campaign to the end with no quarter. He hints at impeachment chatter and possible appeals if the Secretary, President, or Congress dismiss the finding. Senator McComas and Congressman Mudd weigh in on congressional votes and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McComas
Saider Rayner
Admiral Schley
Mir. Rayner
Mr. Rayner
Washington
Department
Congress
Maryland
Senate
House
Navy Department
Mullinix Not Guilty Under Maryland Law On Arson Charge
Ira W. Mullinix, indicted for arson as lessee of a burned building, was acquitted after the court ruled a lessee cannot be indicted for arson under Maryland statutes. The decision follows prior state rulings and may prompt an appeal to the Court of Appeals. A separate trial of Wm. T. White for assault with an axe ended in a not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Mallierx
Motter
Henderson
Messrs. E
Peters
Wm. P. Manneby
John Francis Smith
Worthington
Maryland
Mnrilinix
Tve
Stata Va
Bar
Bradley
Washington
Montgomery County
Mullinix
Court of Appeals
Motter and
Ve. Wm
George A. Pearce, Jr
Ballenger
White
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Tan
Personal notes on visits and returns home
Mrs Helen Schiey who has been viewing relatives in Baltimore has returned home. Miss Nan Louise Young of this city, who had spent some time in Baltimore, has also returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schiey
Baltimore
Nan Louise Young
Death notices and obituaries in early 1900s paper
A string of brief obituaries and funeral notices items include Cornelia Dutrow daughter of Richard and Minnie Dutrow who died of heart failure at 28 in Frederick with funeral at St Johns Catholic church. Jane R. McDevitt wife of John E. McDevitt dies of heart disease aged 49. E H Poole 78 dies at Confederate Home. Joab Brown farmer dies of apoplexy aged 74. John H Beavan 83 obituary with funeral tomorrow. calendars for 1902 announced for The Weekly News and The Daily News with renewal reminders for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Dutrow
Richard J
Minnie Cooper Dutrow
West Second Street
Misa Dutrow
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Academy of the Visitation
New York
St. John's Catholic Church
John E. M'Devitt
Jane R. McDevitt
John E.mcdevitt
Court House
North Market
West Third Streets
John Storr
Hansonville
Win
Joshua Zimmerman
Charlesville
Army of Northern Virginia
Confederate States Army
W. H. Johnston
Tae News
Weely News
Taz Daily News
Taz News
Maryland School for the Deaf Board Seeks More Funds
The semi annual Board of Visitors meeting in Frederick reviewed the school year. President Dr. Fairfax Schley and members noted need for repairs and requested aumented funding. Principal Ely cited 223 Maryland children uneducated due to access while treasurer Roas reported state support of 25,000 yearly insufficient. The board agreed to ask Legislature for 20,980 in 1903 and 26,860 in 1904, with 7,840 for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Fairfax Schley
Frederick
Wm. G. Baker
Buckeystown
John Black
H. 0. Naill
Bernard ©. Steiner
Baltimore
Charles Goldsborough
Walkersville
W. T. 2. Turpin
Queen Anne's County
Spencer O. Jones
Montgomery
Charles W. Ross
Henry Willame
Charles W. Ely
Maryland
Chas. W. Roas
Local Shop Offers Skates and Oyster Dinners Tonight
Obvious garbled advertisement style text announces skate sales at 36 cents per pair and sea related meals like oyster pie and chicken soup tonight. Mentions P. L. Harustr & Co and Boward Jones tailoring, plus gift items from J. W. Morris Jeweler and a Christmas cantata at City Opera House. Includes various low priced household items and notes abnormal OCR errors throughout.
Christmas Gift Goods at Isahogle and Wagaman Frederick
Isahogle and Wagaman offer a wide holiday assortment from clothing and furs to linens, accessories, books, toys, and kitchenware. The ad highlights hats, gloves, scarves, fur pieces, handkerchiefs, silk kerchiefs, and gift-ready items plus a large linen and china selection at discounted holiday prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke
St Nick
Christman
Hunting Season Close Reflects Uneven Game Totals
The 1901 hunting season ended Sunday with mixed opinions among sportsmen. Some say game was plentiful and the season good. others hunted hard but found little. Reports include one hunter finding only a few birds and four or five rabbits on opening day, while some trips yielded up to 30 birds in a day. Rabbit shipments to cities were light. Debate grows over new game protection laws, with proposals for five years, two years, or none.
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Frederick
The Social World Little Miss White Entertains
Miss Rosanna White hosted a birthday gathering at her East Second Street home from three to five. Her brother Master Littleton Travis Whites helped as guests enjoyed games and a dining room cake with four lit tapers. Attendees included Roxanna White Kath erine Cramer James Houck Cramer Joseph Urner Charles Sotheron Howard Jr Francis Dorsey Howard Parsons Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss White
Rosanna White
John Kearnes White
East Second Street
Rosanna
Littleton Travis Whites
Roxanna White
Travia White
Katherine Cramer
James Houck Cramer
Joseph Urner
Charles Sotheron Howard, Jr
Francis Dorsey Howard
Parsons Newman
Admiral Schley's Thanks for Frederick Friendship
Admiral Schley sends grateful thanks to the people of Frederick through Mayor Smith for their telegram and tribute. The letter, dated December 16, 1901 from Washington, expresses heartfelt appreciation for home, flag, and country, signed W. S. Schley. Also notes testimony in Orphans' Court over Plummer will fee dispute and caveatees' attorney costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Smith
Admiral Schley
Taz Ricamont
Washington, D. C
Scangy
Orphans’ Court
Hero and Etchison
Plummer
Frieze and Gernand Tie the Knot in Thurmont
Joseph M. Frieze and Jennie Nuil Gernand wed on November 28 in Thurmont with Rev. W S T Metzger officiating. The wedding connected two local families and marked a small town ceremony.
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Prieze
Gernand
Joseph M. Frieze
Jennie Nuil Gernand
Thurmont
W.S. T. Metzger
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the Daily News
Ludwig
Beethoven
John Creenleaf Whittier
Haverhill
Mara
Frederick West Landir
Salem
Mass
Bolivar
Jl. Hayes
Pura
Bolivie
Upper Peru
Isit
New York City
Ferdinand James de Rothschaid
M. P
London
Wasnisezos
W. L. Moore
Deage
NEW Advertis
Bakers
Ross Almonds
the Weekly News
News OF
Fisk Jubilee
Middletown
W. O. Birely
Frederick Symphony Orchestra
City Hall Building
Mies Ras Grumbine
East Third Arrest
Rayner
McComas
Louis E. McComas
Schley
Admiral Dewey
Fudge McComas
Dewey
Sohley
Gaba
Davey
Sydny E. Mudd
Mr. Mudd
E. S. Maclay
Naval Academy
Joab Brown
Ridgeville
Pine Grove Church
Mt. Airy
John BH Brava
John H. Beavang
George Scheel
New Market
Gust Fleecker
D. School
Boward Jones
West
Patrick Street
Beckney's
Tom and Jerry
Ringa
J. W. Morris
First National Bank
North Market Street
Frederick Chorst Society
Charles Koestler
Clara Koetler
Fitzhugh Lee
Yankee
Ansonia
Allen G. Quinn & Co
City Opera House
Yeakle’s
Wo. O. Boteler
Kansas City University
N. Market St
Eavex
East Church Street
John Hendrickson
Theaa
Neidig & Miller
E & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Olinton EE
Frederick County
Isanogle
Wagaman
Holiday Stationary
John Poole
Os Davcaver K
Sex W
L. E Mullinix
Isahogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Bissela Carpet Sweaper Co
Charistmas
China
L. E. Mullinix
N. B
Rogers & Bro
Bappington
GEO. S Rodook & Co
TMM
BIG Store
A. T. Rice & Sox
Heederick CO. Telephone
P. Rice
E. Fourth St
Rior
K. Fourth
Fredk Co
Night Cally
Bandini
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patriceibt
Ojoseph W. Gaver
Court Street
Dédawly A
Ace Ni
Cnet
Edwin Devilbies
Amoa Uereri
Devilbiss & Ubner
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Ket Street
Frederick, Ma
D. H. FE
Peterman
Franklin Street
Daltiners
Uate
Frederick Het
Andaewiy
D. A. Atlee Radold PR
Dentzet
University OF
Haw
Jentist
Jord & Dutrow
Ordera
Benjamin Hoeensur
Prompé Attenton
Gamel J. Forney
Ordere
L. A. Kussmaul
Tobscco
R&. Snook
Lewistown
Brange Sa
A. . Cramer
Hawk Own
Pombe
Caret Frention
Deel Dawit
Decki da
Qoeb
Oline
Ross
ART Squares
Portiers
Chiistosas
C. E. Olink
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