Obituary notes of Boone Clinton and Dred Scott owner
In American history notes prominent figures and events dated February 11. Joel Boone and Hamilton Stephens died, De Witt Clinton remembered as New York governor and canal protector, Dred Scott owner Chaffee also noted. Astronomical events include sunset at 5 25, sunrise 6 54, and Jupiter's fourth satellite alignment with Venus closest at 24 000 miles.
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Daziel Boone
Aleassideh Hamilton Stephens
Confederaer
Fogorka
New York
Ghent
Great Britain
de Witt Clinton
Erie Canal
Bun Sety
Rlzew
Moon
Neta
P. W
Jupiter
Ite
Venus
Local Advert Pages Highlight Sale and Events
Public sale announcements and multiple sales offers appear, including for Valentine ice cream, furniture and novelties. Listings feature names like McCardell’s, National Bank, and the Opera House with sketches of shows and specials.
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Valentine Ice Crear
Diamond Rink
Y.M. Cla
Money Box
Pascing
Gis Opera House
Public sales notice guidance for listings and timing
Persons planning a public sale must send names, addresses and sale date to Tax News for inclusion in the Public Sale Record to avoid conflicts. The paper offers free reconciling service if copy and bill information arrive in time, with no publication without an order and required advertising bills.
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Tac News
Sarg
Danny
Werery Times
Calendars Exhausted for The News 1910
The News reports calendars for 1910 are exhausted after unusual demand at the office and by mail. The buyers were glad to obtain them while supplies lasted.
Personal visits and guests noting local social ties
Colonel B A Baughman on a trip to New Mexico. Miss Ethel Krantz of Adamstown visits Miss Bessie Hahn. Miss Mae Kennedy returns from Washington visits. Mr Bad Shafer of Baltimore visits Miss Mary Crum. A Galporbares guest grandmother Mrs Laura I Cook. Mr and Mrs C Robert Holmes of Fargo host Rudolph Neidhart’s Rast Patrick. Rev Dr Charles F Steck of Washington conducts Evangelical Lutheran church services. Miss Mollie Poole of Baltimore visiting aunt Mrs T Stult. Miss Anoa 3 Thomas returning from Baltimore.
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B. A. Baughman
New Mexico
Ethel Krantz
Adamstown
Bessie Hahn
Rast Patrick Street
Mae Kennedy
Washington
Bad Shafer
Baltimore
Mary Crum
West South Street
Galporbares
Laura I. Cook
South Market Street
C. Robert Holmes and Son
Fargo
North Dakota
Rudolph Neidhart
Patrick
Thomas
West Secondtreet
Engine Derailment Delays Train After Reed Hickory Wood Obstruction
A derailed engine from the 7 20 train at a curve near Verdon Bush Road caused front wheels to cross the tracks after a piece of Hickory wood was placed in the curve. Investigators found no clue to the offender, and the 7 40 train was delayed about forty five minutes.
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G. Treie
Verdon
Deaths in Middletown and area memorials
Henry Rice of Middletown valley died suddenly from heart trouble at his home near Ellerton aged 63 years. Survived by widow and six children, funeral at St John s Lutheran church with Rev FW Stroup officiating. Also noted are obituaries for Clarinda Keeney 25, Frederick W Hull 32, and Alfonso M Swartz 64, detailing survivors and funeral plans.
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Henry Rice
Henry Stive
Nesttern
Middletown Valley
Wildow
Dong
M. LL
Charlen W
J. D
Church Ell
Lizaie
Charles Edward Feet
Middletown
Manzella
Josephus Palmer
Emma
William Shepley
Myersville
Mose Ids
Adam
Lewistown
Manasiow
Frederick Junction
St. John’s Church
O @elock
FW. Stroup
Onas
W. Harp
Elias Sk. Shepley
Elias
Rontzzahn
Jacob J. Routsahn
Harv Leatherman
Manuel C. Harshman
Clapinda Kelney
Migs Clarinda Keeney
Woodsborn
Carli Keeney
Joseph
Arnest
Baltimore
Shermah
Philadelphia
Charlea Keeney
Atlantic City
Mia
Melle
Westminster
Trewan
Charity Lodge
Knights of Pyttiva
Order of Red Men
Cirete
Cal
Alfonso M. Swartz
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Stanley Swartz
Frederick
Liutenant Swarts
Hartisnore
Local residents reported as sick or recovering
The Sick. Mre. Zeno Brightwell Derr street is on the sick list. Mr. William H. Beall West Third street, previously sick, is able to be out. Miss Eva Kreh North Bentz street is on the sick list. Mrs John Motter, who had treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, has recovered enough to return home near this city.
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Zeno Brightwell
Derr Street
William H. Beall
West Third Treet
Eva Kreh
North Bentz Atreet
Airs
John
Motter
Jolyis Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Funeral for Miss Charlotte Doll Held at Green Hill Cemetery
The remains of Miss Charlotte Doll died at her Veederick home were conveyed to Martinsburg W Va and directly buried in Green Hill cemetery after a service by Rev Dr Hoffheins. Pallbearers named. A minor fire at John W Bowers home West All Saints Street started by a lamp and mosquito netting. fire was immediately smothered with no serious damage.
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Charlotte Doll
Veederick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Green Hill Cemetery
Hoffheins
W. J. Jones
F. D. Staley
H. 8. Cuthwa
de. J. W. McSherry
W. B. Colston
M. A Snodgren
John W. Bowers
One Mile Race at Lake View Crowned Lansborn Champion
Lansborn of Baltimore won the Lake View one mile race last night. Kid Bowers of Lewistown took second prize and Herbert Grove of Baltimore finished tied for third in a tight contest before a large crowd.
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Lake View
Lansborn
Baltimore
Kid Bowers
Lewistown
Herbert Grove
Mrs McSherry in poor health and home conditions noted
Mrs McSherry and family, living on East Second Street, are in failing health for months. Since last Saturday there have been deteriorating cond its leading to abandonment of some areas of their home.
Red Men Feast for Chippewa Tribe at Mead Banquet
The No. 10 Improved Order of Red Men held a banquet at its hall with two long decorated tables and guest attendees including twenty new adoptees. Elders delivered addresses while readings, a duet, humor, and solos entertained. committee members were praised for organizing a successful event.
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Lange
Ledten
Reco
Adreser
Mira Mary Lavder
Elizabeth Engte
Miva Janie Rhodes
Air
Harry Kalb
Keo. Everhart
Mogare
Charten
Groff
Milton T. Engle
Bartholow
Won
Helos
Hamilton Davis
Govanstown Defeats Diamond Five In Close Contest
Govanstown beat the Diamond quintet 53 to 15 at the Desmont Roller Rink in a rainsoft atmosphere last night. Creager and Duvall led the Diamonds with notable play while Derr Fishe and Gul counted 33 points between them for the visitors. Waynealoro of the Ten State League will headline tonight's attraction.
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Govanstown
Dismont
Creager and Duvall
Duimneads
Derr
Fishee
Gul
Piuckity
Diamonds
Govanatown
Bruichile
Figher
Seitz
Gill
McAfee
Creage
Kennedy
Davall Peeltz
Fisher
Bruichilu
Neanedy
Vouls—McAfee
Waynealoro
Tei State League
Mak
Social World Highlights A Surprise Birthday for Annie Brown
A delightful surprise party marked Annie Brown's 17th birthday at Mr and Mrs George Browns home near Kemptown with numerous guests from Clayetteville Ridgeville Damascus and Long Comer. Attendees played games and exchanged gifts as well as enjoyed refreshments later at Roskeell Terrace. Mr and Mrs Oscar B Coblentz hosted an event for the Girls and Boys High School graduating classes with Valentine Day themed games and refreshments.
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George Brown
Kemptown
Annie
Nettie Gue
Della
Amanda Watkins
Mamiennod Bessie Bullion
Meémie Burdette
Clayetteville
Delain Mullinix
Ridgeville
Blanche Watking
Annie Brown
Messra Floyd Burns
Grover Stanley
Harry Vierve Rusactl Dayall
Roby Miles
Damascus
Eddie Brown
Joshua, Brown
Granville Poole
Long Comer
Oscar B. Coblentz
Girls’ High School
Fire damages stable on North Market Street
An eight o’clock fire at the stable of Mrs. Samuel T. Brengle, shared with Mr. William J. Simmons, started in the Simmons carriage used as a cub. The horse was led out, the Independents’ automobile engine fought the blaze, quickly extinguishing flames that burned the ceiling and one wall. Loss to Simmons is about $50, with partial insurance. the stable and carriage insured.
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Samuel T. Brengle
North Market Street
William J. Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Independents
City League Basketball at Y M C A tonight
City League game at the Y M C A features the High School five versus the Frederick College quintet. The High School team leads the league and aims to extend its advantage while the College squad seeks a shakeup with a defeat of the leaders.
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Y. M. C. A. Pympasium
High School Five
Trederick College
College
Middletown Bond Issue Authorized for Waterworks
Adil mop docentuoes in the House of Mr. Castle authorizing an issue of waterworks bonds by the town of Biceee to the amount of 2 500 dollars.
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Middletown
Castle
Bice Ee
Death of Charles F Heinlein in San Francisco
Frederick native George W Heinlein secretary of the Franklin Savings Rack reports the death of his brother Charles F Heinlein in St Luke s Hospital San Francisco after a three day illness of cerebral poleoing. Born in Frederick he spent 22 years in Yokohama as a silk exporter and had crossed the Pacific twenty times. He would have been 46 on March 7. Survived by four sisters and two brothers. Burial arrangements pending.
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George W. Heinlein
Franklin Savings Rack
Charles F. Heinela
S. Luke's Hospital
San Francisco
Cal
Heinlein
Yokohama
Japan
San Francieco
Heintein
Frederick Heimlan
Cty
New York
KE. ‘H. Mason & Go
Etk
Uie
Pacific Ocean
Mr. Wisgler
Kev
E. W. Wisgler
Curdale
William
Willian A. Harley
James K. Tfarrie
Merers
Edward H. Hantein
Thie
Hagerstown Water Officials Probe Contract
Former Judge William J. Wittenbacher and City Attorney Alexander Neill report unfavorable findings toward the Washington County Water Company over its contract with Hagerstown. The company plans metering and new charges, but the opinion states meters cannot be billed when consumption falls below a set threshold.
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Hagerstown Water
William J. Witten+bacher
Alexander Neill
Washington County Water Company
Hagerstown
Claumaing
Amude
Metera
Mesyra, Witxenbacher and
Neill
Revival Sees Crowded Attendance at United Brethren
Rev Paul Henry Packard delivered a forceful sermon on In the Clutches of the Tempter to a packed crowd. Three individuals professed conversion. He urged youths to attend a special sermon The Voice in the Wilderness and invited the public to all meetings.
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United Brethren Church
Paul Henry Packard
Packard
Hospital Patients Doing Well After Treatments
Mr Gerson Rosenour at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore recovers from arm fracture and expects to return home next week with use of the arm. Mr Arthur Stern at Baltimore City Hospital improves and plans to go home next week.
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Gerson Rosenour
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Arthur Stern
Baltimore City Hospital
Nominations Move to Executive Committee in State Session
Governor Crothers sent a slate of nominations to the Senate yesterday. The Executive Nominations Committee will review appointees including Dr. M Bates Stephens of Caroline County for Superintendent of Public Instruction and Dr. Wi'mok Hines of Kent County for Superintendent of the State Bureau of Immigration.
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Crothers
Senate
Committee On Executive
Superintendent of Public Instruction
M Bates Stephens
Caroline
State Bureau of Immigration
Wi'mok Hines
Kent County
Will of Ephraim Mash Filed for Probate in Middletown
The will of Ephraim Mash of Middletown is in Orphans Court probate. He leaves his estate to his nephew George Walker and to Thomas Walker with specific monetary bequests. The remainder is given to trustees of Otterbein Brethren Church in Middletown. Emory L. Coblate is named executor.
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Ephriam
Ephraim Mash
Middletown
Orphans’ Court
George Walker
Aga of
Alker
Beaver Creek
Hh Cephan
Thomas Walker
Otterbeinvited Brethren Church
Emory L. Coblate
Aid for Flood Sufferers by Frederick Council
Frederick Council No. 118 Jr. O U A M held a meeting last night and sent a contribution to Port Deposit to aid families of members who suffered flood losses. Two candidates were initiated into the council and a social session followed with ice cream cakes and cigars.
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Frederick
Baltimore Official to Meet Local Sunday School Workers
Mr. B. W. Kindley state secretary of Maryland Sunday School Association will visit the city tomorrow and Speday to meet Sunday School workers of the city and county.
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B. W. Kindley
Baltimore
Maryland Sunday, School Association
National Rane Draws Bid for Blood Supply
Fragmentary note lists numbers and terms such as 2,289 33 ang par and 43 60 ew, mentioning approved agent and 1,088 blood units. Unable to determine full context or event details from the scan.
Local Store Ad Offers Turkish Towels and Books
The Frederick Co. Farmers' Exchange advertises Turkish and Huckaback towels at 4c each, plus new Northern potatoes and a sale on back books, novels, and joke books at 6 for 25c. Reads like a small-town shop flier with multiple items.
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Frederick Co. Farmers' Exchange, SA Rrs
Solig's latent Politics at Sut- Gres opera house
At the City Opera House Sut-Gres presents six thousand feet of motion pictures and two vaudeville acts followed by the feature Solig's latent Politics. The plot centers on Loowatville mayoral election between Colonel Wheat and Major Condon amid a family romance and political feuding.
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City Opera House
Sut- Gres
Solig
Loouatville
Wheat Bus Slwave
Democrate
Aohant
Major Condon
Silas Brown
Locuatville
Dlagphanda
Heirs in Hagerstown Share $25,000 Each
Alice C. Hoover and Mrs. Jacob H. Zeigler of Hagerstown are notified they each inherit $25,000 from the will of their late uncle D. C. Stouffer who died recently in South Dakota, leaving an estate near $1,000,000. Both heirs plan travel to South Dakota soon.
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Hagerstown
Mia
Alice C. Hoover
Jacob H. Zeigler
D. C. Stouffer
South Dakota
Nozzle Tested at South Market Street Bridge Trial
The Anderson nozze represented by Moevera Frank Bentz and George Kolb underwent a trial last evening by the United Fire Company on the South Market Street bridge. The test proved very satisfactory with the nozzle easily manipulated by one person.
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Moevera
Frank Bentz
George Kolb
United Fire Company
South Market Street Bridge
Waynesboro and Diamonde Basketball Tonight at Diamond Rok
Local notices announce Tri-State League game Waynesboro Pa versus Diamonde at Diamond Rok with 9 o'clock start and 10 cent admission. Also listed are Valentine novelties and heart boxes at McCanper's and YMCA gymnasium events.
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Waynesboro
Valentine
McCanper’s
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the Daily News
Tas News
Wasmimotom Seb
Maryland
Ene Toa
Ses
S. Rean
John Rickerd
G.R. Barr & Co
McCardell’s
the Marvel
McCardell’s . Basketball
Pelephone Ofize
Miss Ritchie
Eres Ees Moser
Eid & Miller
Doll Brow
Bennete’s C. Thos
Kemp An National Bank
Tritapce
F& G. Am
Wakter Hi
Chas, Heinlein
San Fran “Cisco Hospital
Ciyiremh National Rane
Gutiseng National
G. Zimmerman
Cashter
FE L
Directurt
John D.mendrickron
Kayser
John D. Hendrickeon
Neidig & Miller
Eibid
Milter
Simon Walstings
Targat
Thayota
Invinbie Sutin
Nuadow
Barnitt
Pitta Capes
Hiuya
Ee Williamson
Rexall
Valentine Ice Cream
Ponon
Salvation Army
MD Hing
Turkey
Anthrusry
Persia
India
Egypt
Valley of These
Barbary Sta Woman's College Hall
Dertzbaugh's
New York Exposition
Boon, Bros
Seoulanos
Wit Bucs
Wumbbal
Dirscess
Tprea
Beth Phen
Etchlgon Furniture
National Baal
Wrecerton
Ius
Tosrral
Irederiga
Charles L, Renn
Cotes
Ie van
Jim G. L. Benh
Yee GQ
Tritapoe Real Eatata
Loans & Investments
Dill Avenue
Hast Church Streat
Bart Pattick Street
Court Street
Utp
L.cramer & Sons
East Church Btreet
A Ae ‘Cramer & Stauffer
Erent Ramee
Piers
Podin
Tojoah
Fidelity Bonds
Uriens
Kreeeick
Carroll
GT K. Young
Que T. K. Young
Patrick Pee
Jewelia Ant
Ghia Sires
Iniger
South i Market
Fouseh Street
Patrick Street
Court Strout Bunting
Rence
Tee
Erie
Y.M.C. A. Gymnasium
Hla
Ular
W. Riven
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