T1E WEEKLY NEWS A New Year edition with city county state world news
A weekly issue announces a New Year edition with extensive coverage and a high standard. It previews stories by Charles Montague Edgar Read and Camille Flammarion, plus Market Scribe, Mary Jane and other features. Advertising pages promote real estate and dry goods.
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Tre Werniy
Iis
Mary Jane
Mons
Tere
Hosenfel
Charles Montague
Edgar Read
Camille Flammarion
Bethlehem
Ny Kemp
Seeley
D. O Best
Shriner Milling Co
John Hendrickson
Anebents
Rodock & Neidig
First Nations Bank
Hatement
Law's Grif Police Court Afloat Christmas Night
Police Court records show John Gray and William Ridgely jailed after a Christmas fracas. Gray faced 1085 dollars for assault and was jailed 80 days. Ridgely paid 185 dollars and was released after a reprimand. Crawford and Bowers also faced a fracas. both fined 185 dollars after shared blame. Louis Lochner bailed 100 dollars for assault. Mary Grove and John Crown, both colored, jailed for Christmas Eve disturbance after failing to pay 20 dollars. Three tramps sheltered at Montevue over Christmas.
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Casma
John Gray
Wm. Hidgely
Eckatein
Gray
Ridgely
Ridgley
Aega
Crawford
Bowers
Bdhleyan Ville
Jusica Eohatela
Lewla Lochner
Eckatela
Lochner
Nusbeum
Pleasant District
Mary Grove
Jon. W. Crown
East Patrick Street
Montevue
Mae
Injured man found beside depot track after train incident
Jack Assheton a 23 year old colored man from Gaithersburg was found between the depot track and platform at Heckyville. He appeared frostbitten and was severely cut about the collarbone and other parts, likely knocked down while attempting to board the 8 oclock express. He was taken to De Be stoneatreet and authorities fear he may not recover.
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Jack Assheton
Gaithersburg
Heckyville
Bank examiner nomination discussed by officials in Washington
In Baltimore Mr Lawrence and associates submitted his nomination as bank examiner to the Comptroller of the Currency. No effective date set. Mr Kemp and Mr Eckers' requests factor in. About 25 to 30 applicants compete for the post.
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Nank Laaminor Hemp Ieatene
Lawrence & Bimp
John 1
Commercial and Farmers National Bank
Baltimore
Washington
Kemp
Eckers
Tequeet Gall
Buckey Reception Honors Recently Married Couple
Mr and Mrs J K Buckey of Union Brite Carrull county invite guests to a home reception this evening honoring Mr and Mrs Buckey who recently wed. The social note highlights a cordial gathering with acquaintances and reflects community celebration of the marriage. The item also mentions a local remedy advertisement and a brief house-improvement aside.
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J. K. Buckey
Union Brite
Carrull County
Whall
Wire. Br. Buckey
Snow Storm Baffles Frederick Streets Christmas Eve
Frederick endures a sharp snow storm with heavy snowfall from 2 PM through night, chill winds, and subfreezing temperatures around 26 degrees, dampening street life as merchants anticipate sales. A nearby theater invites audiences to see the play Jane at the Opera House with a strong cast and high expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Wen
Bleghia
Lille
Deaths and notices from Middletown area plus local events
The page records several obituaries and memorial notices including the death of Emme Mano Mann wife of U1 Mann near Middletown after four weeks of malaria at age 46, daughter of John Lighter. Capt. Main, 8, dies at home of Mrs. John Gassman in Hagerstown after general debility. he was born near Myersville February 24 1812. Also reports Harmony Grove Christmas program with readings and songs, and a shooting match at Double Pipe Creek with New Windsor Gun Club participants. Includes real estate transfers and marriage licenses in the region, listing multiple parcels and names such as Harriet Ann Lamar, Samuel S. Way, Joseph Wool, Alpha He Stull, Tyler, Mantel, Kefauver, George Lochner, Minnie Engelbrecht, Clarence Omith, Clagante Raretck, Lewis Stone, Emma Black, and assorted spouses and towns like Middletown, Mercersburg, Hagerstown, Beaver Dam, Walkersville, Centreville, Yellow Springs.
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Mann
Emme Mano
Middletown
Jttle
Mano
Kev
R LI A.mann
Mercersburg
Middletown Lutheran Church
John Or. Lighter
Main
Daniel Malo
John Gassman
Hagerstown
Myeraville
Middletown Wall
Ageratown
Lutheran Church
Dicences
Gen. H. Eyler
Johnagtile Dtitetet
Gertile T. Kaylor
Beaver Dam
George T. Lochner
Minnie Ratelle Engelbrecht
Ohio City
Jahe Clarence Omith
Centreville
Clagante J Raretck
Walkersville
Lewis D Stone
Yellow Springs
Emma G. Black
Shookstown
Mid
Whitield
Columbia C. Wilson
Washinagton County
Beret Bin THE Nine oF wnowelty pester
Fragmentary text describes a dated item with names and figures, mentioning Mr. Yante Peteler and a preserved bed. The garbled OCR provides little clear meaning but hints at a personal or local note with possible references to a share, water, and summer.
Christmas Services at Middletown Church Share Joy
Christmas services filled the Methodists church in Middletown despite a snowstorm. The program blended music, recitations, dialogues and addresses as a decorated tree stood at the front. A Santa figure, gifts, bells, and children’s performances highlighted a church fundraiser for Urbana in this county.
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Chrisiwes
Middletown
Claus
Coriatmas
Miss Camptell
Organ
Tor Ua Dufant
Osborne
Atus
Urbana
County
Wedding Bells Graced by Many in Frederick Area
A string of wedding notices from December feature the Dreyer and Moxley families with a ceremony at Ducelay ovens Ing, pianist Edward Moxley of Plane No. 4, and Mina Gertrude Bulletian providing music. The receptions include Rev. David May officiating and guests from Baltimore, Martinsburg, and Harper's Ferry. Separate weddings at Walkersville and Lisburn detail Miss Zote Crum and Mr. Michie Zimmerman with guests traveling to Waynesboro and beyond. Additional notices report Mr. Frederick Tanny and Miss Taille Wachter wed in Charlestown, and a hunting party plans a mountain expedition near White Rock for a bear sighting.
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Henry Dreyer
Ducelay Ovens Ing
Weat
Edward Moxley
Misnus Lie Hansel
Mariiosbury
Isabelle Hammond
New Market
Tendanta
Vernon Nicodemua
Munrovia
Harry Thomson
Martinsburg
W.va
David May
Linganore Parish
Baltimore
Charles Hutchins
Coun
Marechal Nell Roves
Winley Crawson Sud Deoghtere
Missen Zelia
Carrie
Gaitherstiate
J. Moylan
Mion Ollet Anthreum
Flu Wing
Calvert County
Marriat
A. M. Tench
Frederick @tanney atull
Lewstown
Taille B. Wachter
Jobo J. Wachter
Nea Cherles
Ville
Cawmack
Toma
M. Hench
North Market
Atrety
Willie B. Lartiack
Mice Lile J. Tome
Mar Wala
Oraville, Mil
Aftow Market Attendance Dips at Morning Sale
Market was poorly attended with only four or five butchers at stands and no buyers from Mivance in attendance. Purchases were few and none at all from any source. The text is garbled but indicates a weak morning trade and low turnout at the Aftow Market.
Personal notices from Frederick society
Purely personal items list frequent visits and holidays of residents and relatives. Names include Katherine Stokes of Thurmont visiting Baltimore. Charlie Mussetter and Harcy and Hamilton Howman of Baltimore visiting Frederick. George Yokley of Washington. Charles Sinn and Frank Wehn of Baltimore. Charles Kintth of Washington. Vertie Smith of East Third Street visiting Baltimore. M iss Sadie Warwreck of Baltimore visiting family in Frederick. Kate Hoke of Cereaville returning from Frederick. Mr and Mrs Josencur returning from a visit to their son. William Guchey of the Centralry PCD visiting Frederick. Mrs William North Bauer of New Britain, Canada visiting her mother. Miss Maurusa visiting Frederick. George Cann and daughters of Brooklyn visiting at his brothers in-law. Dr E Mesherry of Enat Second Street. Miss Mapute Kine of West Seventh Street going to Philadelphia. Abra English. Mrs and Mr H Raniall Webb and daughter of Washington. Mr and Mrs Ho OW Regera of Baltimore visiting. Edward Sichope of Washington returning after a visit with his father. Thomas Toy of New York visiting Frederick. Nellie Cole of East Fort Street visiting Philadelphia. Dr John C. Beale settling in Milltown, Pa, spending holidays with Beale family. Rev A d Beale D.D. on West Second Street. Thomas Eisenbauer visiting Baltimore. Mr Alyey of Hagerstown visiting Frederick. Mr and Mrs Crauthers of Baltimore visiting daughter Mrs U, 31 Buracter. Messrs Edward Bailley and Richard Harris returning from Fountainville. Carrie and Mollie Bennett of Washington visiting parents on West South Street. Miss Edna and Helen Stauffer visiting friends in Wantloging. Principal P W Taneyhill of Antonville Academy in Baltimore for Christmas with relatives.
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Katherine Stokes
Thurmont
Wblacly
Charlie Mussetter
Baltmore
Messrs
Harcy
Hamilton Howman
Baltimore
George Yokley
Warhington
Frederick
Mossie
Charles Sinn
Frank Wehn
Mig Maurusa
Tuts City
Googe Po Cann
Miasea Louteesmd
Bertie Cann
Brooklyn
New York
Hiw Brothers In Law
E. Mesherry
Enaat
Lebbertz
Waynestoro
Joseph FP Elseshauer
Broder
Mapute
West Seventh Street
Philadelphia
Engliab
H. Raniall Webb
Waattogtin
Waattogtin, Aragutate
Mere Ho OW Regera
Erten
Edward Sichope
Washington, D.C
Thomas Toy
Nellie Cole
Maat
Joho
C. Beale
Milltown
Tle
A. d. Beale
West Second Street
Thomas Eisenbauer
Fof Alyey
Hagerstown
Sra. Or
Crauthers
North Market
Edward Bailley
Richard Harris
Fountain Bille
Cody
Mixten Carrie
Molile Bennett
Washington
Edna
Uelen Stauifaer
JP. W. Taneyhill
Prinedpal
Antonville Academy and
Normal Loetfute
Frederick County
News of the State and Local Incidents
Reports from Cumberland Harford Prince George and Anne Arundel counties describe injuries from a locomotive strike, a wagon accident, a man found injured on a railroad, and deaths or burials. Also noted are will disputes, political candidacy urging, property losses from fire, and local church notices amid wartime era drafting.
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Wm Frantz
Cum’ Berland
OHA
Francis Kellar
Cumberland
Hfe
Aberdeen
Harford County
James W. Owens
Anne Armodel County
Reput
Sprigg
Harwood
Lavinia B. Welsh. Org
Oakland
Garrest County
Benster Pinkney J. Bennett
Carroll County
Azore
Kilward
Melly
Porcetville
Pica
Alfred A. Curtis
Wilminshort
Del
College of
Candrassa
United States
Sons of Temperance
Mombera Ag
Admantatiad
Cacramenia
Bribery and Mills: Unclear Charges Hover Over Roadside Ledger
Fragmented OCR text from a banking and milling inquiry hints at bribery claims, road route tolls, and portage duties. It references Briner Milling Co, Patterson Route, Holmes, ward, and a 180 figure, with garbled codes suggesting an old legal notice or audit.
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Brgiven
Mountain View Debating Bodlety
Mountain View society met at the schoolhouse on Friday evening December 31. The program opened with a debate on women’s minds, the affirmative led by Geo Mackey and Elion Keefauser, the negative by C. D. Aprurier among others. The judges ruled in favor of the affirmative. The group planned to meet Friday January 1 for a new debate on whether the mind of woman is superior to the mind of man with Geo Mackey and Elion Keefauser leading the affirmative.
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Mountain View
EB Tiebelmen
Elias Twiyer
Senneny
Geory Bucacy
C.D. Apurrier
J. Brooer
Mayens
Allimaive
Elion Keefauver
EL Wifthinger
Saydar
Community groups hold New Year plans amid parish meeting chaos
The Groape meeting conducted by Marayson 4 Stup featured an engaging talk on progress. Janmpo appointed to lead the outing meat Puuidop as active preparations intensify for the New Years reception. Diverse communities press for parity while organizers work through a noisy agenda and congratulatory remarks from Mr Hendrickson and Mr Reamer Walt.
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Marayson
Lecture to the Mo J Church by Dr White in California
December 25 lecture by Dr White of the California Conference titled The March of the Four Continents. Admission nine cents, tickets for children. Monument and tombstone works offer discounts. East Patrick Street location. Local notices advertise church event with modest prices and charitable sales.
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White
Californis Conference
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