Claims Home Here: Mary Crammitl Sentenced At Court
The Hagerstown Mail reports Mary Crammitl was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for street walking. Judge Ready ordered the term and admonished her to reform, with Deputy Koonts swearing she appeared intoxicated leaving a saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Mail
Mary Crammitl
Ready
House of Correction
Mary
Nursued
Brida
Gulf
Hoontz
Frederick
Koonts
N. Jonathan
Atated
E. B. Hartle
Local Notables Travel for Christmas Visits
Purely personal notes report Mr. S. Keefer roteeger traveling to Rockville on business. Mr. Lester A. Toms of Washington and Le Bei University Lexington Vs returned home for holidays. Rev. Francis E. Craig of Ellicott City, formerly assistant rector at St. John's Catholic, will spend Christmas with friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Keefer Roteeger
Rockville
Lester A. Toms
Washington and Lea University
Lexington
Francis E. Craig
Ellicott City
St. John's Catholic Church
Disorderly conduct arrests lead to fines and jail time
In a Saturday incident West All Saints arrests of Doc? Costly and Booker Hill, both colored, by Officers King and Dister, resulted in $250 fines and 10 days in jail after testimony before Justice Smith. William Graham on East Saccad street sprained his wrist in a sidewalk fall with no other injuries.
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Jal
Doc? Costly
Booker Hill
King and Dister
West All Saints
Justics Smith
Asfault
William Graham
East Saccad Street
Religious World Sunday Schools and Souleties
Local churches prepare for Christmas with bell purchases and carols. Clergy and Sunday schools across Faith venues report sermons on Christian joy, The Woman of Tekoa, and Seeing Obriat as towns cheer festive services.
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Eyler
St. John’s Catholic Church
Firat Mata
Albert Smith
Presbyterian
Death notices for Lydia Krise and Otho Rohrback
Lydia A Krise widow of William Krise died at her LeGore area farm aged nearly 77. Survived by D O Krise New Midway H O Krise Delaplane at home W O Krise Frederick sister Catharine Saylor Woodsboro and Allen Bowers interment Mount Hope Woodsboro Lutheran services Tuesday. Otho Clay Rohrback formerly of Burkittsville died December 9 at Compton Virginia aged 61 with widow and six children and many siblings surviving.
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Lydia A. Klige
Lydia A. Krise
William Krise
Nome
LeGore
Daniel Bowers
Woodsporo
Lutheran Church
D. O. Krise
New Midway
Rine
Wayneshiroe
Mra H O
Delaplane
Outbo Claw
Robrback
Otho Clay Rohrback
Burkistsvills
M. E. Rohrback
Compton
Ha Wagan
Jacob
Nancy Rohrback
Barkettaville
William Norris
Locust Valley
M. H. Rohrback
T. T. Rohrback
Arthur W. Rohrback
George A. Rohrback
C. A. Rohrback
Gapland
J.C. Travis
Brothera
Asistere
John
Hollidsonburg
William
Indiana
Daniel
Benjamin
Barkittsville
John Calf
Henry Calf
Baltimore County
John Stover
Washington, D.C
Fannie
Barkittaville
Robberies Hit Two Woodbine Stores Early Morning
In Woodbine Carroll county early today two general merchandise stores, Bensets & Kahn and the store of Mr DaLashmats, were robbed. Justice Lewis of Mt Airy arrived to investigate the incidents. loss amount not yet determined.
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Woodbine
Carroll County
Bensets & Kahn
Notable Maryland Deaths and Local Incidents Across State
A series of brief notices report deaths including Robert Henry Pittinger near Hagerstown and Dr James Chambere Hardin near Easton, plus Mrs Sarah Sauble near Woodensburg who died by suicide. Fire destroyed Jobu Porter’s Cumberland home. The Wabash Railroad line from Big Pool to Hancsck neared completion. Avirett urged Marylanders to feed birds during winter. Other deaths include Eliza Booth near Hancock and Robert A Bittlager in Hagerstown, with survivors and pension notes.
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Robert Henry Pittinger
Higerstown
Jobu Porter
Cumberland
Big Pool
Hancsck
Avirett
Maryland
James Chambere Hardin
Frank Hardin
Easton
Sarah Sauble
Woodensburg
Baltimore
Connery
Eliza KE. Booth
George Booth
Hancock
Virginia
Andrew Bishop
Robert A. Bittlager
Belles Lettres Society Meeting and Post Office Adverts
The Belles Lettres Literary Society of the Boys' High School met Friday with a varied program including recitations, an oration, a debate, and a general discussion. A list of advertised letters at Frederick post office dated December 17 1904 was published, with names and instructions for retrieval and deadlines before transfer to dead letters.
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Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Boys' High Socbhool
5. Holts
Indian Rock
W. Storm
L. Ordeman
P. Brown
I. Staley
Lt. Thesas
F. Sapproxgton, Jr
Brntug
Ciciar
U. Reich
8. Holtz
J. Toms
KR. Hoom
Membara
S. Holtz
J. Enright
W. Cramer T. Hughes
Frederick City
Gestlemes
Qaller
Ostpensties
Bill Hall
Watson E. Long
A. A. Romback
J. B. Steffana
Geo. C. Smith
D. A. Tingley- Lapirs
Annie Budd
Mary Hi. Biser
Lootaa Goyon
Maria G. Hack
Ada O. Knox
Maggie Mathews
Loniga Richardon
Baoca O. Trout
Eight for Acquittal in Six Hour Jury Deliberation
After six hours and twenty five minutes the jury in the assault case of George L. Koogle against George W. Bittin failed to reach a verdict and was dismissed. Koogle’s bond set at 300 dollars for next term. First ballot showed eight for acquittal and four for conviction. Various court actions and civil suit details follow in Middleton and surrounding county cases.
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Agacy
Dalib Sration
Roogle
Giorge L. Koogle
George W. Bittin
Myaraville
Ashloy
Koogle
Cours
Woen Oourt
Jobo O. Motter
George Crone
Middletons
Grone
Harvey Smith
Elmer E. Cram
Annie Cram
Tha Anit Ta
Smith
Oram
Ornumta
Eaid
Oram Dhosen
James A. Jones
Pollos
Jones
Tur
Charles H. Darrow
Issa
Christmas shopping in Lynn Haven store displays
A bustling retail page highlights gifts for men women and children. Advertises underwear umbrellas lace curtains and Christmas numbers with prices and sizes. Notes special offers on pianos organs and music gear at local shops. Mentions Lynnhaven store locations and a Palace of Music with several items on sale.
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Fanny
Tunvinesson
Ants
Agav Indoos
Faye
Madras
Yoo
Grorgh
Rodooek
Boys Gospel Service and Baptisms Reported
The X.O A notes describe a boys gospel service at the Christian Association with Adolphus Fearhaske delivering a message from I will take the cup of salvation and call upon the name of the Lord. Several candidates were immersed Saturday by Rev J R Hutchingon at the lake near Quincy United Brethren Orphanage during a snowstorm.
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X.o. A
The
Christian Association
Adolphus Fearhaske
J. R. Hutchingon
United Brethren Church
Quincy
Sick and sports news from Frederick
Mrs Etsmer Lobley of Weak Chacoh street has pneumonia and is improving this morning. Richard F Simmons of North Market Street is home ill with a cold. A basketball league is planned in Frederick with three teams Frederick College Y M C A and Alf Frederick and aims for weekly winter games at Junior Hall.
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Frederick
Gremain A. Poons
Norsh Market Street
Etsmer Lobley
Chacoh Street
Richard F. Simmons
North Market Street
Rederick College
Alf Frederick
Junior Hall
Christmas Goods Sale Advertisement with Theft Warning
An old advertisement lists nickelware and kitchen goods with prices, then warns of rising shoplifting. Merchants in Frederick announce private detectives and possible home searches to stamp out theft, naming several local firms and merchants in a ceasefire note.
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Peratoiona
Fraderick
Azores
Soma
Sarah
Hymeneal Iowans Unite in Quiet New Market Wedding
Mr Charlea Kijoe of this city and Miss Mary Eaworthy of Pearl were quietly married in New Market on Friday December 15 at 7 30 p m by Rev G J Bult.
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Kline ~Esworthy
Charlea Kijoe
Mary Eaworthy
Pearl
New Market
Vnireday
G J. Bult
Frederick College to Offer Two Week Penmanship Course
Local business notes describe Frederick College offering a two week penmanship course, with a $ free entry and a six month scholarship for standout performers. The ad highlights jewelry sales, holiday goods, and a Christmas confectionery line as seasonal promotions.
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Business Department
Frederick College
J. O. Boor, Prin, A. D
Myeraville Franchises Sought For Rail Switch Extension
Trotley Depot officials led by W O Hepperis seek a franchised privilege from Myeraville Burgess and Commissioners to fly a switch and track across Ellurton road enabling the Hagerstown Railway to extend to the rear of the Flook and Gaver bank building. A depot and warehouse would be erected in Myeraville. Christmas Greene advertises a holiday plant selection including holly branches wreaths and miniature pines. Fire brigade plans a new horse and stall as part of a new combination wagon project. A fourth false alarm in four weeks prompted a prompt response from Prof Irving S Biser's residence furnace smoke.
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Trotley
Myeraville
W.O. Hepperis
Hagerstown
J. Glarance Lane
Ellurton
Flook & Gaver Bank
Myoraville
Junior Fire Company
Irving S. Biser
Patrick Strees
Real Estate Sale in Walkeraville Sells for 1300
Real Estate agent Noah Eketah Cramer sold to Mr. Charles S. Routzign of Mount Pleasant a lot on Mayle avenue in Walkeraville improved with a two story frame dwelling and other buildings for 1300 dollars. Mrs Ann R Johnson of Frederick was the seller.
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Noah KE. Cramer
Ann R. Johnson
Frederick
Mayle Avenue
Wailkeraville
Charles S. Routzign
Mount Pleasant
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Isea
Ierlin
Burn Land
Yggg-Uieneral
Henry Ware
U.S. A
P. M
Wassivaroy
Tuk News
Saaw
Mountain
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Jewalry
Sala
Quilaren
Laandis Day
John Eisenhauer
H. Greenwald
O. Carty -Doll Bros
Etchison's Hall & Retohal Hardware Co
Das
Hi. Dollohn Hendrickson
Rodock & Co
A. B. Mullinix
Rohrback’s .Markey
S ‘Netarg & Miller
EB. Cramer
Daily
Daily News
Weekay News
House of Oortion
Piennant
Sunday Schools
J. W. Kiracofe
U. B
Methodist Episcopal
Mciean
H. H. Abbott
D. O. Aldridge
H. J. Kefanver
Misa Etalka Hundley
Schnecker
Steck
Christ Alona
Hasven
Agaio
Boards of Health and Commercial Clubs
Oate
Robbra
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Ceplzens
National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Telephone
Gall
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick, MD
Fara
Cloaks
G'ovan
STOO
Meo
Ovilsra
D. Barber
Wm, G. Baker
Hod, Ann
Prealdent
Siaud
Wal i
Olerman Samuel GQ. Duvall
Ylee Bremuene
Annie Asst
Jepur Jas
McBaerry DB
Keraryen
Geo War Saris Devatdsa
Morerk
Hanani
Joun
Hanseura
G. Baran
J.D. Bakein
Tes. Hwaaliheiy
John Handriqkson
Nemidig & Miller
Jbidig & Miller
Q. M. Thoatas
Dannt Baker
Neidig & Miller
City Hotel Grill
Hotel Grill
Lynnhavens
Dan
Bingiy ¢ Palace
Elataons
Musicatore
Loweatin Price
Bibely
PaLace of Music
J. D Crimmios
N. Markes St
Emeny’s
George
A. T. Rice & Sons
Amed Furniture Repairers
North Market
Frederick County
Thomas PR. Rice
East Fourth
Mtvenrick County
XO H. J. Winebreker
Bouth Snd
Poubay Derroaeres
Dawiy
Cecil & Gorman & Weat
Patrick Stour
AND
BEE Our
A. J. Eichelberger, MW
Broldacis
Besant & Knott
Haat
Patrick Street
Biingy's Palace of Music
Tuk Weekly News
L. E. Mullinix
Ore
Thia
Algo
Brisnall'a
Bissell
Prics
L. BE. Mullinix
N. B
Buzat
J.pnese Geaigan
H E Smith
East Curch Strest
al Dawiy
J.B H. KE. Peterman
West Franklin Street
City Hotel
Citizens’ National Bank
Market
Patrick Streets
WM. C. Botele
F. B. Sappington
Hristmas
China
Fredderick
B. Bappingtor
Btrest
Gem Food Choppers
Rogera
Rogers
Nat
Ohbhildren
Seta
Allen G. Quins
On Gu
Nutaeta
Breeny
Salta
Ebin. James
Patrick St
H.S. Laxpis
M.Q. A
Lawpis
KH & H Sampa
Bisenhauser
Brish Brea
Misa Mary Grace Helfenstein
Brish Bros
Araby, Md
Laspis
Johs Esenaur
Dr. Granvilla Radcliff
N. Market Ss
Haviland
Jon Bisenaauer
Elasshere
Gro
Diamond
Bo North Markos
C Hermann
Christman
Greece
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