Accused of Wrecking Trolley Near Smoketown
Jesse E. Stine held in Hagerstown on charges of attempting to wreck a trolley on the Hagerstown electric railway. He allegedly placed an obstruction on the tracks near Smoketown and was said to resist arrest, with injuries reported to an associate and no bones broken. Farhi and Roswell Provlicts mentioned in association with the power station. details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Stine
Hagerstown
Csr
Smoketown
Dustloo
Farhi
Stize
Frederick
Deaths and Fires Reported Across Maryland State
News brief from Cumberland and surrounding areas notes the death of real estate agent Hoat Heory at Cumberland County Hospital, and the death of Woodville T. Addby, a loan officer at Citizens National Bank in Laurel, from illness. A fire at Wright & Fisher’s Cumberland livery stables destroyed the building. forty five horses were saved but many vehicles burned. A body matching a white male was found among glowing ashes in Western Maryland Railroad freight yards at Westport. Judge James Alfred Peatce likely to be replaced on the Court of Appeals bench by Lewis W. Wickes upon reaching age 70. Reports of other incidents include a man wounded at the Maryland Training School and a fatal barn fire, plus discussion of a plan to consolidate presidential and congressional elections in a forthcoming bill.
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Hoat
Cumberland
Cobo
Woodville T. Addby
Citizens
National Bank
Laurel
Wright & & Fisher
Western, Maryland
Westport
James Alfred Peatce
Court of Appeals
Conrad Fox
Jezte Kellied
Edpa- Philip 7
Attedda
Maryland Training School
Seaiot
Ely
Law's grip on assault charge ends with arrest after riot
Edward G Grayson, colored, accused of assaulting Sadie Bell during a disturbance at Lime Kiln. Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Sheriff Hauver pursued him as he fled the back door. Grayson was arrested, jailed on $250 bail, and later fined for disorderly conduct.
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Edward G
Grimes
Sadie
Bell
Grayson
McAbee
J. F.keller
Syatows
J. Francie Smite
Wife Giired Jn 6 Tons Saya Ee Ae Wertens
Inadequate readable facts. No clear event, names, or places present. Summary unavailable from the provided fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giired Jn
Tons Saya
Ee Ae Wertens -Totmseae Gor
Religious World Church Christmas Festival and Services
Communion and Christmas program details from multiple churches noted. The Evangelical Reformed church held services with carols, choruses, and orchestral numbers. Sermons referenced Simeon and Luke 2. Other churches conducted divine worship, special music, and prayers.
Lowly Bitc of Jeaus Service and Church Events
A church service titled The Lowly Bitc of Jeaus was held Wednesday morning with pastor Joba. Panie pisiees in the moral focused on Matthew 23:48 and John 17:1 8. An afternoon session at 2 p.m. at Worth Lasgo featured arrangements by Marshall of the Waldton Sunday school with a 6 30 p.m. gathering. Evening services continued at the Church of the Brethren with Welty Fabroeq conducting both morning and evening rites. The benediction followed the sacraments at 9 a.m. in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coristein
Jelia
Sunaay
Karyiea
Shela
Steoxpreache
Simeon
Evangelicit- Reformed Church
E.R. Bac Pach
Pistor
Cane
Alpas
al Am
Dia Aouaty
Eotentant Episcopal Church
Amson
Washington, D.C
Offiti
Dreyer
Thomas K. Nelson
Ie Tee Vegan Theologicel Seminary
Alexandria
Doforea
D. John. Markey
Tata Ie
Jeaus
Joba
Worth Lasgo
Marshall
Walfaton Tyadey School
Hald - Abe
Sun Aeriatsnioat
Reigansha
Church of the Brethren
Fabroeq
Christmas Dinner in a City Benevolence Room
A large Christmas meal was laid on the second floor of a city building with flags and banners along the room. Citizens and volunteers served a substantial feast including bread, turkey, sausage, vegetables, kraut, fruits, and desserts while relief workers and officers oversaw arrangements and seating for guests. A hundred dinners were distributed to those unable to attend due to bad weather, and plans for a postholiday observance were mentioned for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpa
Phe
Auté'Mie
James Hy Marshall
Lédutenant Q
L. Storm
T.2. Palmer
Ning & Pietucu
Sues City
Fragmented OCR note on local events and people
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and roles including Margaret Day Kathalean Ban Beroice O Haro Woodland Patron Jenale Bier Oh Eh Moher and Carrie Steen Simmons Clara Storg. It mentions a Columba site of Song Rath and a school event with Susie teacher and Christs Bias pit, ending with a 30 close and a presented item.
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Margaret’ Day
Jenalé
Simmons
Clara Storg
Staut
Uae
Columba
Song
Wesais Mao
Keifer Wachter
Marie
Edna
Tobias Fermee
Zinta
Jobin
J. Ber
Pythians Jubilee to Feature Entertainer and Candidate Initiation
On Wednesday evening the Knights of the Pythians plan a jubilee at their lodge rooms starting at 7:30. A class of candidates will be initiated in the forenoon, followed by entertainment by Mr. B Prank Shatter of Commeroy. The event includes music and refreshments for attendees, promising a lively local gathering.
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Pythians
Change of Positions in Local Offices
Fragmented OCR text notes Rhoads and J Mu Daes in a discussion of wind events and a book dated 1505, with references to Willcoloen Tahun and Sac of Fas Feoak. Mentions Newmanne offices of J. Mi ei Rhodds and a popular figure who won a sore.
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Rhoads
Wea J. Mu
Forte Wind
Storm Strands Roads and Delays Rail Transit
A severe storm shuts roads and grounds trains in the region. Crews shovel heavy drifts at Brown’s curve and Kemp’s cut while the Northern Central Railway runs two engines to Breeble. Washington Frederick line remains blocked near Bethel and tenburg is affected. several freight trips are abandoned due to drifted conditions on multiple routes.
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Dlolnek
Northern Central Railway
Ian Shal
Aritts
Brown
Myerstille
Hagerstown
Washington
Frederick
and Nettenburg
Bethel
Kemp
Frédeflol
Samuel and Duvall Bank Meeting Notice of 1910 Directors
A Maryland bank notice dated January 11 1910 calls for a meeting between ten and twelve oclock to elect directors for the Gillen National Bank of Frederick for the ensuing year. It notes a 4 percent rate on all deposits with existing certificates to remain, and explains no passbook needs to be presented to earn the rate. It mentions services for banking and translation of general banking business.
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Ata
Ordlotk
Alestion
Sfor
Gillen
National Bank of
Shooting Near Knorville Wounds Koogla in Knoxville Area
Ernest Koogla was wounded by a pistol shot fired by James Hart between Knoxville and another locality on a Saturday evening. Hart, 38 caliber weapon, missed twice. a third trigger pull discharged, hitting Koogla’s clothing and muscle. Deputy Rankins and Sheriff’s staff took Hart into custody after witnesses reported the incident. Koogla received medical attention at City Hospital. Hart faces grand jury charges with $500 bond.
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Ernest Koogla
James Hart
Binget
Kooople
William H. Kooglé
Knoxville
James Ws Hart
Hiatt
Koogle
Bart
Hart
Val
A. .Gariae
Brunswick
Koogh
Blood transfusion aids Stauffer operation at Johns Hopkins
Dr James H Stauffer underwent a Friday operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for leukemia using blood from his brother Dr Theodore Stauffer and sister Miss Fellana Stauffer after sister and brother volunteered. The elder Stauffer reportedly shows slight improvement while remaining weak from blood loss.
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Theodore. Stauff Jr
Suit Case Umbrellas and Holiday Gifts at Frederick Stores
Frederick stores advertise a Christmas selection including suitcases, umbrellas, gloves, handkerchiefs, sweaters, belts, and scarves. The display highlights quick gift options and special prices to attract shoppers ahead of extreme cold, urging customers to visit the West Second Street area and Wedgewood reference for this holiday lineup.
Opera House Employees Entertained at Banquet
Manager Geo List of the City Opera House entertained the employees of the Opera House at a banquet held Friday night at the Buffalo restaurant. Participants included H Nebeter from Baltimore, R List, J Bennett, Woodward, Harp, Ona ew unshower, moneytrock, E Smith, Rodkey, D Derr, Viridle Walliams, Frane Reholt, Wik Stigler, Feder, and others.
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Houe
Geo. List
The
City Opera
Houne
Opera Oaks
Buffalo
R List
Nebeter
Baltimore
Jam
8Nnett
A Woodward
Mneytrock
Ae Smith
New High School Representation Request Amid Health Concerns
In Montgomery County a pending matter regarding James E. Duvall and representation for a local high school faces urgent health related concerns. The text references compulsory vaccination and board health regulation, with unclear phrases about oversight and duties.
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James E. Duvall
Montgomery
Ieee
Board of Health
Frederick. con falter T.Lentser, of ereserict, 678 a My Zepp
Frederick con falter T Lentser of ereserict and My Zepp of West tafpater are listed in this fragmented OCR item. The readable pieces reference names and places but lack clear actions or context.
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Frederick
Falter T.lentser
Ereserict
Zepp
Westtafpater
Notice to friends and patrons about discontinuing beet fas Boing
To my friends and patrons OrP and Alter Jaguary I shall discontinue my beet fas Boing at No 101 Beat Pat rick Lwwieh to extend to you my appreciation of, and thank you for, your welcomed patronage over the years. Marvel Tonight Post comedies Pathe pictures. Matt nee tomorrow from 2 4 30 p m
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Orp
Alter Jaguary
Patrick Lwwieh
Pest
Sick listed in City Hotel and West Street homes
The article notes several residents ill. Guy Whisner of West Patrick Street, William and West All Babits, and Mire Mirekendi of West South Direct are described as very sick. Abderman David Lowenstein is confined to his room at City Hotel, while D C Wilcoxon of Baltimore is ill at his brother-in-law S Elmer Brown’s West Third Street home.
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Guy Whisner
West -Partick Siitet
William
Weat
Itrest
Eke
Mendiog
West South Direct
Abderman David
Lowenstein
Gutefering
City Hotel
Baltimore
Elmer Brown
Third Street
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