Weekly News of Arkaisas and Local Market Glance
The issue presents local and general news with features and departments. Notable items include fiction by Opie Read and Hobart Barré, a country letters section, farm and household articles, and a rich field of local advertising. Public sale notices and executor notices appear among numerous business listings and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fiction
Opie Read
Hobart
Barre
Arkassis
Arkanean
Treveler
Seil
Robert Barr
Geo. L. Kilmer Tella
Wealey L. Remaburg
Frank E
Michtal
Cook
Ara
B.D
Bhriner
H, Webster
Fairbanks Oo
Peste Seeone Pam pOl End
Traateen
Moliiniz & Kemp
Joba Hendrickeon, Chearance Bales
rereceners+Doll Bros
Mig BoaPissecour Dade EB
Walker & Co
Quillig & Comforte
Rodock & Neldig
Brief Bits and Bright Items of Toon 1 Bard
A mixed berber shop sign, in Colorado a round up to exterminate jack rabbits, 18 000 rabble and a Henry VIII era pin standard. Dr Temple new Archbishop of Canterbury mocked by Episcopalians. Belgian capitalists to build alkali works near Pola rock salt deposits. John E. Bchell bought a horse from Hearty Brothers. Mormon canvassing in Montgomery county. Governor Lowndes to appoint two generals and colonels, will remain in Cumberland Friday. Wakefield visits noted. Century old work straggles and Bressea, Mievia. Ragland bicycle invention mentioned. Seven miles from the domain a map of minerals, and a fire with faint ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod” Young
Corn Street
Colorado
Dorie
Lemar
Henry VIII
Charion I
London
Temple
Canterbury
Pola
Aats
Paesayer
Tas
Qeality
John E. Bchell
Miller Not Guilty In Bank Clerk Embezzlement Case
Closing arguments concluded in the Miller embezzlement case as the jury returned a sealed verdict of not guilty. Defense contended accounting errors and bank safeguards explained discrepancies, while the prosecution argued patterns of distrust and deliberate design. Additional court notices cover probate and administration matters for several estates, including filings and executors named.
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Tum Naws
Bartimong
United States District Court of Thlacity
Alton Gregg Miller
Central National Asok
Frederick
Slonths Mon
Ahstas
Wm P. Maulaby
Themes G. Hayes
Baltimore City
Biller
Ifo
Filclala
Miller
William L. Marbury
Dodge Morrin
Brookdell v Bmalth and Laws judgment for plaintiff
The circuit court convened with Chief Judge McSherry and Judge Lynch. The jury discharged Tuesday next, February 01. The case Brookdell v Bmalth and Laws yielded a judgment for the plaintiff of 192,738. Mrs Allen Carter’s claim of property was being titled before noon. Due to Captain Q B J Kiey’s illness, Goward Kussmens acts as court crier this term.
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Nevel
McSherry
Lynch Obenok
Rae
David W. Brookdell
Theodore Bmalth
Samuel W. Laws
Nei Sa
Mra
Allen O. Carter
M. Gilbert
Archaeology lecture and school debate schedule notes
The text outlines changes in a gymnasium schedule with postponed exhibition and evening classes, plus Prof Cyrne Thomas slated to deliver a second archaeology lecture. It also mentions a joint debate between High School and Lyceum planned for Friday evening February 30 with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrne Thomas
Bchool
Lyceum
A Young Lady Rescued From Underground Gutter
A Mini Horine of Middletown nearly fell into a gutter opening at the square corner yesterday as ice was removed. Workmen had removed the top iron plate and two plates stood up. Mec Phoebus, nearby, steadied the opening and saved her from plunging into the icy water below.
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Middletown
Ady
Phoebus
Miet
Horina
Sue
An unknown message on cooperation and knowledge sharing
A garbled note advocates helping others succeed and sharing knowledge from experience. It emphasizes how special insight can aid cooperation and mutual success, urging practical acts of collaboration. The text references a CEO and offers guidance on collective advancement.
Anawel Report on City Registrar Approval
A fragmented note reports on a city registrar approval involving a species mess and officials named in informal terms. The text mentions a Roar of alldermen event and a jar treling tan ge lador fevers, but details are unclear and no concrete outcome is stated.
Frederick Tramps Brought to Frederick After Forging Entry
Baltimore and Ohio Detective John I. Lilly seized four tramps found in a freight car between Philadelphia and Brunswick. They were taken to Magister Thomas Turcer and remanded for further hearing. Named were Charles Gardner, William Hendrickson, Marvin and Henry McDowall. They admitted riding for a ride to Baltimore and denied serious concern over arrest as they faced charges of breaking into the car for valuables.
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BAC
Phils
Delphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John I. Lilly
Frederick
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Shell A
Charles Gardner
Wiliam Hiendrickson
Marvin
Henry McDowall
Baltimore
Feasts and plans fill church notices in Kensington
News of churches reports the Feast of the Assumption with throat blessings in Catholic services and St Pauls Methodist planning a new frame church at Kensington. Also lists local illnesses and names residents from Bib— Water Street to West Seventh Street, with several grip cases and a Chicago medical visit note.
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Tonoata
Blartus
Bubiste
Armonts
Kensington
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Montgomery County
Hoy
H. M. Moore
Uo.arding
Deaths and obituaries in Carroll County notice list
Allen Gray a colored hustler at the Carlin House died at his home on Joostreet aged about sixty six after a period of illness. Joseph L Shannon Sr a retired farmer died at his home in Keyerile aged seventy five leaving a widow and seven children. Jacob Ranovil died at his daughter's residence near Ea after a brief illness aged about eighty six leaving several obituaries. Mrs Ann E Edwards wife of Dr R B Edwards died at her home in Leesburg Virginia aged eighty one from paralysis. Surviving children are Mrs Rachel McGill Dr Charles G Edwards and Thomas W Edwards one son was killed by a Federal shell at Trevilian Station.
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Allen Gray
Carlin
Joo Streat
Baed
Babela
Carroll HF
Josph L. Shannon
Bla
St Keyerile
Toendsy Night
Jacob Ranovil
Seng
Carrow County
Mab
Edwarda
Ann XE
Edwards
R. B. Edwards
Leesburg
Charles G. Balwards
Waterfords
Rachel McGill
Frederick
Charles G. Edwards
Louisville
Thomas W. Edwards
Leeaburg
Trevilian
Marriage of Kies Milne and John Buckles at Mark’s Church
A marriage was held yesterday morning at Mark’s Protestant Episcopal Church Petersville between Kies Milne second daughter of Mr Robert Botaler of near Olive and Mr John H Buckles a farmer of Halltown Jefferson county West Virginia. The groom’s attendants were William Grow and John Jordan. Rector Mela officiated. After the ceremony the couple went to Waverton then boarded a train for Washington for a bridal tour. A political note suggests John A Markell of Markell & Trail for county clerk and comments on party unity in Frederick. The former saloon building on Bostmallet Street is to be converted into a restaurant and dwelling for Mr James Sols.
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Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Hear Petersville
Kies Mllne
Robert Botaler
Near Olive
John H. Buckles
Hatltown
Jefferson County
W. Va
Mela
Waverton
Washington
Polate
Co Good Gugaeetion
Johnn A. Markell
Gree of Markell & Trail
Buck
Frederick
Marriage Tiow John A. Boeules and Lowes Ice Bat sler
John A Boeules of Halttown Jefferson county West Virginia marries Lowes Bat sler of Jefferson efertion dishes. Mr Cherlen Sasser formerly mail agenterton Pennsylvania Haltrond be traen Frederick and Lancaster left yesterday for Harrisburg to work on a dating ani mal agent between New York and PReharg with headquarters in Harrietnty.
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John A. Boeules
Halttown
Jefferson County
W. Va
Lowes Ice Batsler
Jefferson
Cherlen Sasser
Ice Flood Breaks Carroll Creek Banks and Gorges Form
High water from rapid mountain tributaries caused Carroll Creek to burst its banks yesterday afternoon. Ice jams and gorges shifted downstream, flooding meadows and endangering nearby bridges and the railroad line while officials worked to dislodge ice to prevent damage.
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Carroll Creek
Aizeam
Jea
Wael
Oley
Baltimore Plaa
Croek
O'Leary
Yeakin
Jone
Batio
Belles Lettres Literary Society Elects Officers At Frederick High
The Frederick Male High School Belles Lettres Literary Society held its Friday meeting with A A Dean presiding, roll call by B J Kufauer, and readings including The Raven by Clarence Hatt and The Family Dance by Kester Williams. A debate on restricting voting rights for illiterate men was heard, with firm negative and affirmative positions. Officers were elected for the evening term, led by Harry O Hull as president and Lawrence O Asla as vice president, as the group adjourned to meet February 6. Property details and transfers were listed for several parcels, including labels La Belle Koontz to Scott Welty and other deeds of record.
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Belles Lettres Literary Boulery
Frederick Male High School
Seay 9
A. A. Dean
J. Kufauver
Matthen
Clarence Hatt
Kester Williams
Moberly
Grayson Mercer
Retch
L. O. Gain
Alee Denate
Mtr
Inet
Harry 0. Hull
Lawl O. Asla
Atlee Radcliffe
Oratarys
Toe Sociaty
Reais
Property Sales Report From Lewla Thomanarm Auction
On Saturday last Auctioneer Charles B Font sold 150 acres near Adamstown to Virginia wine of Baltimore for 84 per acre. Auctioneer Waist Bonnders sold a two story brick dwelling on South Market Street opposite the Maryland echoe Jonaleg to the bela of the late hare for 1086.
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Charles B. Font
Vapils Gale
Thomas Gitlinger Baseline Hall Announces Grand Rapids Signing
Fragmented OCR notes recount Thomas Gitlinger Baseline Hall and a Grand Rapids signing amid blurred lines. The text references a forty loom era, a pear and a record for himself, and mentions health, life, and a medical context amid garbled names and phrases.
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Thomas Gitlinger
Baea Ball
Giarero
Ale Cly
Bee
Fine Attraction at City Opera House Opens Monday
The next attraction at City Opera House features A Q Beamman’s company performing Site Tracked on Monday February Yth. The tramp character Fred erick is celebrated for blending humor with pathos as Woratte Irving Booth travels by box car and wanders continental routes leading to tragedy. Cast includes HB O’Conner, Billy Bowers, Daley Chaplin, James Wall, Osboro Kearl, and Edward O’Connor with new scenery and coordinated mechanical effects enhancing a well-constructed plot.
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City Opera House
A. Q. Beamman
Frederick
Woratte Irving Booth
Orente Wolch
Witaeaa
O'Conner
Secera
Wire
Appronas
Billy Bowers
Frila Grabhold
Acction Gang
Glyca
Daley Chaplin
Haan
Bar Auditora
Gall Htanwool
Amy Lalgo
Uamilis Martin
James Wall
Ellective
James Monta
Thors
Personal Mention and Local Notes From Frederick
Personal mentions include Mr Louis 8 Gatch returning home after recovery from typhoid fever now in Frederick, Mr EB Carter of Baltimore visiting Frederick on business, and notes of social, commercial, and municipal items. A stray cat incident near Water Street is noted, plus church sociable to aid the poor, a newspaper ad sale, tire plug guarantee, bicycle repair shop, and postponed Groff Park dance due to weather with rescheduled date.
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Louis
Gatch
Norfolk
Madtoon Nelson
EB. A. Carter
Baltimors
Frederick
Buateoss
Carter
Bey
Booth Market Street
Smlith’s Temple of Fancy
H. F.abipsey
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TUK Weekly News
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Ham B. Black
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M. J. Eichelberger
Hons
Ira Eiche
TBE Circuit Court
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Q. B. J. Kiey
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Harry Devilbien
M Ra Hose
Water Street
Alfred Kemp
A. L. Bosley
Thomas Killno
West Patrick Alreot
Bamnel Titlow
North Market Street
Catharine Beck
Weat Beventh Street
Wealey Rennes
Orick City Lime Works
Henner
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AR. Yeakie
Mise Marie Yeakle
Weat Third Street
Yeakie Haa
M. EB. Gotsendanner
Altoon
Bostmallettreet
W. P. Nee
Oaaries
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Lestamzany
James Sols
Carroll” Creek
Freuverick
Labelle B. Koontz
Scott Welty
la Frederick City
Jemea M. Doolth
William Gaither
Arentees
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W.L. Lants
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Clarence D. Retanyer
Waltee &. Kefanver
Hors'egreapartila
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Life and Health
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Trosen
James Murray
Fea
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Ratte Io
Groff Park
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Q. Thomak
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