Fragmentary Legal Notices From City Ledger
Disconnected names and phrases imply a collection of legal or official notices. Entries reference officials such as Baker and Zacharias, names like Rohrback and Wilcoxon, and scattered listings presumably tied to local entities or firms, without complete context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maulsby
D. Baker
H. E. Zacharias
H. E. Wilcoxon
Old Arkanean
Beakley
Rohrback
Wilcoxon
Oline
Doll’s. Smith
Ohrback
Doll's
Allen Rohrback
A&. L Pearre
Rosenour's
Etchison’s
Rohrback’s
Landis
Christmas Concert at Woman's College Featured Conservatory Students
Conservatory of Music students gave a holiday program at the Woman's College last evening. Highlighted by piano melodies, mandolin and violin pieces, and vocal solos, the event impressed with precise performance and refined tones. Miss Christman rendered Faust selections, Mr William Fout sang two love songs, and Miss Laney Eisenhauer's soprano pleased the audience. Choruses closed strongly under director Mr Beckwith with Miss Steckel and Mr Firsttone as accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
Conservatory of Music
Miss.Christman
Ronny
Margarethe
Faust
William Foat
Misa Laney Eisenhauer
Eleanor Blanche Coon
Miss Christman
Eshel Whipp
Will Fout
Edna Mulliniz
the Mariners
Eisenhauer
Chriatman
Mr. Fout
Mies Eisenhauer
Funeral notices for Cornelia Darrow and others
The morning funeral for Cornelia Darrow proceeded from her home on West Second Street with Miss Lucy Eisenhauer singing Abide With Me. Rev Father Coleman officiated at St John's Catholic Church with a teaching tribute and floral tributes from the Art Club and Visitation Alumnae. Burial was at Mt. Olivet cemetery. W H B Etchison served as funeral director. Also noted are the funerals of Mrs John E McDevitt in Charlesville Zion Reformed Church with pallbearers listed and interment at Zion cemetery, and Mr John J Bevans of New Market later buried in St Peter's Catholic cemetery Libertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Darrow
Second Street
Lucy Eisenhauer
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Fr. Coleman
Art Club
Visitation Alumnae
Visitation Convent
Libertytown
St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery
Fire destroys Sterner barn and more in Taneytown district
A barn on Samuel P. Sterner's farm in Taneytown district Carrall county burned last evening, the third Sterner barn lost in recent years. An icehouse several small buildings a new binder and other implements and a lot of wheat and fodder were destroyed. Two horses perished. Buildings valued at about 1000 dollars and other property around 300 dollars. Sterner resides in Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Samuel P. Sterner
Carrall County
Sterner
Hornes
Electric Light Proposition Raises City Savings Claim
At the mayor and aldermen meeting, J Wister Huey urged a city light contract, claiming a saving of at least $1000 yearly if chosen. Major Goldsborough proposed a Washington-bound war claim committee. Water rents were lowered for local works and farm, bills reviewed, Sifford property transfer approved, and electrical plant plans discussed without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ed. Sohell
Smith
J. Wister Huey
Huey
E. Y. Goldaborough
Goldaborough
Washington
Congress
Major Goldsborough
Frederick
Frederick Brick Works
O. Thomas Kamp
Sifford
East Second Street
East Street
Joseph F. Haller
F. T. Rhodes
Peter Brookey
Baughman Bros
J. M. Newman & Co
Hagan Bros
Fromke Bros
Hardt & Keefer
Gilmer Bahley
J. E Price & Co
A. P. Renner
Dr. Hoy
Democratic Leaders Plan Prelim Checks on Ballot Reform
A conference of Democratic leaders and lawmakers will discuss redistricting election law reforms and the primary bill. Plans aim to restrict illiterates from voting, with a ticket headspace requiring writers to mark straight or split and ballots printed in uniform plain type for easier counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinert
Gorman
Annapolis
Baltimore City
Steohen
General Assembly
Isis
Gorton
Circuit Court Verdicts and Trials On Beach Road
In a session of the Circuit Court the jury found James Beard, William Beard, and Walker Beard guilty of assault with intent to kill but accepted a plea of assault and battery. John Hickman was found not guilty. Everett Schroyer faces arson trial, with testimony and counsel listed. George Salter pled guilty to selling liquor to a minor, fined $59 and costs, amid notes on saloon practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beard
Wm. Beard
Walker Beard
John Hickman
Motter
Henderson
Ve. Everest Schroyer
P. Frank Pampel
Albert S Brown
Worthington
William P. Maulsby
Everett Schroyer
Charles J. Ridgely
Frederick
Middletown
H. Dorsey Etchison
Salter
Admiral Sampson Dying Special Dispatch to Tug Nane
Special dispatch from Washington reports Admiral Sampson gravely ill on December 19 with condition described as critical. Details from the Associated Press note his health deteriorating and that doctors monitor rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasaixetox, D. C
Ten Die in Soho Furnaces Accident in Pirrserra
Special dispatch reports ten victims roasted to death and twenty injured in a morning accident at Soho Furnaces Pirrserra Pa with Admiral Sampson described as dying and sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho Furnaces
Tar News
Pirrserra
In the Law's Grip Before Justice Eckstein
Katie Barnes and Isabella Norris were arrested by Officer Heterly for disorderly conduct. Justice Eckstein found them guilty and fined $1 each. Both fines were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
Katie Barnes
Isabella Norris
Heterly
Local Santa Clav confections and Xmas goods sale
Allen Robrback and Rohrback advertise in Doll's for candy novelties, oysters, pies, and piano players, toutting low prices and guaranteed quality. They promote mail and express orders, holiday gifts, and free pocket knives with shoes. Local stores claim superior assortment and economy with festive offerings and wine and sheet music sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Henge
Lynn Haven
Champaignes
Notica
Pateieg Pianos
Dr. Mott's Pilla
Pistures
Borosis
Santa Clav Relay Station
Allen Ronmack
Deaths and sickness in Paris Illinois and nearby towns
Mrs Mary Jane McFall wife of Thomas McFall of Paris Illinois died at St Anthony's hospital Terre Haute Indiana aged 54 from kidney disease thought cancerous tumor born County Cork Ireland January 1847 married October 16 1874 lived Vigo Edgar counties and Paris with children W R McFall Katherine Elena Frances Inez Ida Sue and Paul and sister Elizabeth Dennis funeral plans not listed Denton Kuhn 72 of Garfield Illinois died suddenly of heart trouble at American House Hagerstown Maryland while receiving eye treatment survived by wife and children Edward Marshall formerly of the area died December 12 in Rocky Ridge Pa list of local illnesses notes N J Wilson Thomas Harwood Thomas Markell Mrs Harvey Gotzendanner and Mrs Joseph Douglasa ill or improving in local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M'Fall
Mary Jane McFall
Thomas McFall
Paris
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Ind
Mre_ McFall
County Cork
Ireland
William and
Bridget Scott
Chicago
Katherine
Elen Frances
Inez
Ida
Sue
Paul
Til
Elizabeth Dennis
Petersville
This County
Sisters of Charity
Denton Kubn
Denton Kahn
Garfield
Hagerstown
J. W. Humrichpuss
Edward Marshall
Samuel M. Bushman
Gettysburg
Rocky Ridge
Christmas Festival at Frederick Kindergarten Room
The Christmas festival of the Frederick Kindergarten will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o clock in the rooma corner Market and Al Sainte atreeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rooma, Corner Market
al Sainte’atreeze
Winter Snake Story in Parkersburg Area
In Parkersburg West Virginia a big blacksnake five feet long was found sunning near blackberry bushes after mild weather. Ira Beckwith killed it and opened it to reveal a chicken egg inside, likely swallowed while robbing a hen nest two years earlier. The snake’s belly showed wear where the egg lay, and a neighbor linked the egg to a farm hen theft two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ira Beckwith
Mr. Beckwith
Importing Potatoes Boosts Atlantic Shipments
For the first time in eight years large consignments of potatoes are being imported from Ireland England Scotland and Germany. A Philadelphia produce dealer received an invoice of 2300 barrels on the Rhynland with 40 000 more barrels afloat and 10 000 barrels awaiting shipments on the other side. He says these potatoes are finer than the best domestic product and despite a 25 cent per bushel duty they sell on the Philadelphia wharf at the same price as top domestic goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
Scotland
Germany
Philadelphia
Rhynland
Local Christmas bargains and shop notices flood market street
The page advertises price specials on chocolate and candies from 10 to 40 cents per pound and lists offerings from Osanves Bros and others at 18 South Market Street. It notes oysters from Lidie’s and John Hershberger’s Christmas displays with jewelry and silver goods. Also mentions tailored suits, kitchenware, and department store holiday assortments across several local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohdara
Christinaa
J. W. Morris
Firet National Bank
North Market Street
Premier carpet sweeper from Bissell touted as best
L B Mullinix offers Bissell Carpet Sweepers and promotes the Premier model as near perfect with cyco bearings, smooth action, easy cleaning, and dustless operation. Claims to be sole agent for Premier. Visit store tonight to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co
Gole Agant
Christmas Gift Catalog Promises Vast Stock and Low Prices
John Hendrickson advertises a wide range of Christmas goods for all ages, from umbrellas, gloves, wraps, and blankets to handkerchiefs and bath robes. The copy promotes low prices, special orders, and a focus on ladies and children's wear, with numerous bargain notes and stock highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Nick
Familly
Astrachan
Gente
Gente’ Flaoneletts
Inverness
Orgitt
Apatite Falanty Ea
Ingraln
GEO. &. Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
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the Daily News
Henry HM
Wigteca Po
Faagtet
Aquitaine
Baron Fradrigh Melabor Ginn
Gotha
W. Turner
Edsia
Mi Masters Etanton
Uniom
Steubenville
Joseph Mailord
William Turner
Chelsea
Bayard Tuslor
Berlin
Lugde Kelty
New York City
Tyrone
Lord Napier
United States
Henry Ware Lawton
U.S
San Mateo
Luzon
Philppine Islands
Maubatan
Wasninetos
Maryland
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
The
Bbw
Pleasant Walk
Argon
Sampson
Admiral Sampson
Sampsun
Beckley's
Robrback
Allen Robrback
Bee
Allen Robrbace
Lyan Haven Bay
Bosii
Aldarmen
Geo. Eow
Surra
Wilcoxon's
Rohrbach
Kmas
Tom and Jerry
Apollo
Obas
M. Steiff
Lyon Haven Bay
Bass
Lynn Haven Bay
Wicoxon’s
McCarpselv's
Lidle's
G. W. Sadie’s
Nata
Hershberger
McCarnetu
N. J. Wilson
Thomas N. Harwood
Patrick Street
Thomas M. Markell
South Market Street
Harvey Gotzendanner
South Market
Joseph Douglasa
East Third Street
Baltimore
Allen G. Quysx & Co
Lidle’s
Joban Hexsuneramn
Lidie's
Bershberryer's
Fanny
Tavig
East Patrick Street
Kennedy Brog
McCardell
Ity Hotel Grill
Malaga
John Hershbergir
MacCardell
Abe
Ermine
Lawney's
Ben Bons
Haershberger
Lidie
J. T. McNany
Oystere
Kowaka James
West
Childrens and Irons
Rodgers
Yankee
Ansonia
Ladies' Friend
Allen G. Qeysn & Qo
City Opera Bonse
Yeakle’a
Wa. C. Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Eaner
East Church Street
L. BE. Mullinix
L. B. Mullinix
N. B
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
NBK & Miller
Clinton
Main
Clinton Benalin
Raduste Pharmacist
N. Market St. Jerick County
Isanogie & Wegaman
Yawman
Erbet
Anogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
China
Aell
Boxers & Bro
B. Sappington
North City Mall
Rodook
Hone Rat
Dirpopira
Frederick CO. Telephone
Him
P. Rick
Apap
Sandin
Potomac River
Priess
Willard C. Keller
Joseph W. Gaver
Vitica
Court Street
Didawly
Amos Arnwai
Devilbiss & Dener
Insurance
Offige
Dol & Alhaugh Building
Notadawly
H.E. Peterman
Weet Ranklin Street
Baltimers
Atlee Radcliff
Dentin
Universite
M.adolf
George A. Gilleree Shoe Store
Nicodemour
Feaderick Co
Jedawis
Orn L. Dutrow
Walkersville
Benjemin Rosenanz
Gamuel J. Forney
LF. Kussmauls Tolescop
William J. R. Lease
Fleming
Hr R. Bnook
Lewistown
Jett
A. N. Cramer
Hewid
Harles B. Fou
Prederice City
Morris
C. E. Oline
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