Local snippets and oddities from the era
Scattered notes report paper pipes are made Amsthloo cleans windows Thora are paper aboo bess Tivass has 18,u24 phyaictana Rockfeller is worth $200,000,000 A Michigan mide is 5,000 feet deep Voace Bam koows of 6,060 dimulieries Three Joches of anow fell last night Competition is sharp at the cutlery trade Wells ard elaterne replenished by last week’s rate and snow Anatto Fout of Woodbine drove a valuable taare which turned out to be breakfast bacon Hagerstown to hold municipal election March 24d with three coin climse aspirants: Johoawilia-Mearra Mice Hartcock J BK Miller Fletcher Rolley Two classes of good people the prudent and the foolish, and a Beedymilie incident in a miscellaneous note.
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Anatto
Woodbine
Lot
Hagerstown
Johoawilia
Mearra
Lott Hartcock
J BK Miller
Fletcher Rolley
East WHEELMEN eyes Ford for presidency in league vote
Report says Potter vies for L A W presidency while Eliott seeks votes. Riders debate race policy and the New York cycle show, with many planning travel to Albany and back. Prominent cyclists Billie Young Windle Eddie Bald Murphy Boiler Starduck Teddy Goodman predict a record season and rising interest in cycle racing nationwide.
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Pottor
League of American Wheelmen
Potor
New York City
Cycliata
Morday
Tuveday
Wodoerday
Gadl
Albany
Thoraday
New York
Ridsra
Billie’’ Yoong
Aus Windle
Eddie Bald
Charles Murphy
Tom Boiler
Starduck
Teddy” Goodman
Married couple Dotrow Derr wed in Lutheran church
Edward M Dotrow and Mary X Derr married Monday evening February 6 at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. J Maurer officiating. The couple reside in Frederica county. Loyality Lodge No. 123 Knights of Pythias Brunswick will hold a debate on whether secret organizations hinder church growth. A war drama Our Rose will be produced at City Open Hotel tonight by local talent. Preparations are underway for the entertainment and a Frederick Gon Ojob member scored 89 in a practice drill at the grounds yesterday.
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Dotro T—Dear
Lutheran Parzoosge
Boonshorn
J. ¥. Maurer
Edward M, Dotrow
Mins Mary X, Derr
Bath
Frederica County
Loyallty Lodge No
Keightes
Pythias
Brunawick
Gor Haroos
City Open Hotel
Leclure
Cremona Hall
Waich
Milas Plumy
Mra. G.L. Godfrey
Aoptanc
Mies Maud Witmer
Grace McAleekin
Mies
Ashe
Miss Plumb
Atyle
Llit
Misa Plumb
Mina Mcbleckin
St. Boens
Misa Witmer
Godfrey
Yaits
Donattarono
Dew Moines
Lomails
Lowa
Milas
Dea Molnea
Mas Plambena
Bherwaoda
Lewli
Nicholefo Frederick Aums
Went Mad Dog Kills Beloved Pet in Vat Orcharth
A dog owned by Clarence Smith of Vat Orcharth went mad tonight after a six week suspected bite. The beast was killed and the community urged caution as public health authorities advised vigilance.
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Clarence Smith
Vat Orcharth
Assessment changes rewrite county tax base and rates
The board of control and review revises the tax assessment to lower the county rate by about 500 000 dollars, after a December completion of a district reallocation that showed several hundred thousand dollars in increased assessment. The chart lists districts, exemptions, old and new assessments, and mortgage income yet to be computed.
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Anerasray
Frederick
Board of Control and Review
Couire
Jefferson
Peteraville
Middletown
Burkleville
Tuccstors
Old Weverton Mill Fire Destroys Property in Maryland Line
A blaze destroyed the old Weverton stone mill near the B and O Railroad in Washington County. The fire spread quickly but a patron escaped and a watchman helped others to safety. The mill, owned by Mrs. A. Juactis Garratt and leased by J. Moore, had been refitted in 1900 with modern rollers. Insurance coverage had reached $14,500 at one time. Firefighters from Hagerstown saved the mill from total loss, with substantial stock also affected by flying embers.
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Woreton
Washington County
Barry Moore
Treveca
Saab
Imell
Tle
Mra A. Juactis Garratt
J. Desig Moors
Toperintendent
Marylend Don
Jetno Moore
W.O. Torsion & Co
Haren
J. Jerse Moore
Elevator Collapse At Darbys Candy Factory Injury Details
Severo Accilent engineer George Wlary suffered injuries when an elevator roof collapsed during repair work at Darbys candy manufactory in Bilil eore. The floor gave way causing him to fall, with injuries to his left hand and right arm. A fire near freight cars was extinguished by nearby action. Building damage estimated at $10,000 with $6,000 secured. Losses attributed to several companies and insurers. A separate pocket book containing $140 and a card with numbers was lost. owner Mr Lewis Cattle searched through streets but could not recover it. Snow began to fall as efforts continued to locate the missing items.
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Severo
George Wlary
Darby's Candy Manufactory
Bilileore
Cevero
Mr. Cary
Waverton
Pinnters’ Mutual
Warthlacton County
Gyo
M. Stonebraker & Co
H. A. McComan & Co
Montgomery County Company
Bath
Mr. Lewis
Cystera
South Market Street
Oastle
Businew
Charles E. Hallar
Esat
Patrick &I
Cariis
Court Street
Patrick
East Alldalota Street
Ko Louste
Sbba
Cma
Cleaning the Street Forces at City Polls
Workers clear snow and debris from streets and gutters amid neglect by property owners. The operation provides employment for many men while addressing hazardous conditions in the district.
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Cty
Pollas
Contested Wacqaar Farce In County Circles
Local notices report a lighthearted contest named after Mr. B Spaluing de Garmendis of New York and Mr. Cotton M te Garmandia of this county. F F Holland of Montres joined the humorous dispute as the farce evolved into a crowd favorite with no clear prize won by de Garmendia after years of playful success.
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B. Spaluing de Garmendis
New York
Cotton M. Te Garmandia
F. F. Holland
Montres
de Garmendia
The Untirds Meeting of the Gaited Steam Fire Engine Co
An anecdotal gathering of the Gaited Steam Fire Engine Company will convene at ten o clock at the market hall in Roath. Markey is noted as present at rest.
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Nlgat
Fnetr Halt
Roath Markey
Burglar Raid Leaves $75 Stolen From Abraham Mikes Home
Fragmentary account reports masked burglars entering Mr Abraham Mikes II home on Georgetown pike, tying up occupants, stealing $75 in cash and valuables, then fleeing. Authorities believe the robbers may be the same as those who previously robbed ex-Sheriff Willard of Perry Dinpawick, with meals eaten and edible items taken before escape.
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Abraham Mikes
George Town
Bourshold
Sheri Willard
Umeago
Mikewell
Board of directors meeting and convention preview
The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors is set for tonight at 70 with State Secretary O M Copsland attending in Frederick. A schedule for Sunday’s bar meeting and an educational exhibit by the Association’s Indian work leader Dr A Kattmas is noted, with possible extension of the State Convention next week.
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Actiog
O. M. Copsland
Frederick
Gytonusium
Mrottan
Ste. Aa
OU. A. Kattmas
Association
Aight Godin
Aye Sanity
Knotting trio to sever ties with Union Koltstegs Wile
Mr Jono Johnston and Mr Willem McColcheon of the Union Koltstegs Wile plan to move to Grayboro New Jersey on April first. They leave behind many friends who wish them well in their future endeavors.
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Knitting Mille
Jono B. Johston
Willem McColcheon
Union
Koltstegs Wile
Grayboro
New Jersy
Dheen
Ven Lundentie
Dee
Cama Umecler
Court convenes with judge panel over Darby murder trial
The circuit court opened this morning with Judge James Mosher and Associate Judges Lynch and Henderson presiding. Willem W. Darby and William Rameborg face a jury in a barn theft case carried forward from yesterday afternoon, continuing into the day.
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Thecravlt
Gymnastics Show At Wonan College VAulting and Fancy Work
An indoor gymnastic program hosted by the Y M C A at Wonan College featured Baerchesa With Pumboele and Ku atan Cloti-feck vaulting along with advanced classes. Prof Joseph H L Apple arranged demonstrations by students and a musical interlude. The event highlighted vaulting, bar routines, and mats, with performances by instructor and student groups and a concluding display of parallel bars and floor work.
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Uarry
Fife
Megars
Bharry
Dod Noger
Hany Wilcoson
Fac
Fo Lertor Rinth
Harry L Glessner
Amon H. Koogly
Mebrie Q
Local Notes and Anecdotes From Liberty Parsonale Page
A collage of small town items recounts family visits, a hunting tale, theft of clothing, a stray watch, and Valentine day chatter. Names include George Stull Trovtaville and Dr Samuel Hoop e Taneytown with references to J C Gilbert Eddie Somerville and B F Dudderay. A lumber wagon accident kills a horse near Liberty and a hotel guest abducts clothing then vanishes.
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Liberty
George Stull
Trovtaville
Peugikespsie
John D. Eiger
Walkeraville
Beory Ewope
Samuel Hoope
Taneytown
J. C. Gilbert
Zouk
Eddie
Alry
Myre
Joseph Gilbert
Ional Ieee
Joseph Somerville
Connellsville
Pas
Landry
B. F. Dudderay
Oak Orchard
Miss Peas Tolan
Wabash
Ind
Herconala
Attorovy
Frank Pamdol
Frederick
Ise
United Order of Workmen meeting in Kemp Mall
A well attended gathering of the Ancient Order of United Workmen was held at Kemp Mall Forty with many officers present. Grand Receiver Fawnel Eccles Jr and others spoke on loyalty and prosperity of the order. After the meeting, members adjourned to Patrick Street restaurant for a banquet, praised by FR braceh and local figures for their service.
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Sapa
Frederick Beaneh
Ag Cleot
Tattoventog
Kemp Mall
Fawnel Eccles, Jr
Ozard
Alf
Patrick Stret
Mtr Chas Jr. Haller
Pha
Frederick Braceh
Eone
Urauch Wag Organ
Dda
Patil Iran Mater Workwan Plu
Pangiepeig
Tadtion Auxiliary Meeting Promises Entertainment Taping
Tadtion Auxiliary announces a special meeting in the Y M C A rooms on Saturday evening featuring a tape presentation and supplied entertainment for delegates to the Vermont Convention. Ladies also plan a social gathering and begin preparations for the event.
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Tadtion
VY. AL GA. Atheipsi
Temple of Fancy Valentine Sale and Juvenile Temple Meeting
An early notice describes Valentine's Day offerings at the Temple of Fancy with low prices on goods and household items, inviting customers to visit and compare values. It also announces a Crystal Spring Juvenile Temple meeting at Mrs. Tanner E. Storm’s residence Friday evening with members urged to attend and participate in exorcises.
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Temple of Fancy
Crystal Spring Juvenile Temple
Tanny E. W. Storm
Clarke Place
Meabere
Parley Lodge
T. U
Oryasal Corlog Temple
Q. W. Tran
Teesaurer
B and O Offers Round Trip Rates for Washington Travel
The B and O announces round trip fares from all stations on its network to Washington for visits on March 1 2 and 8 with return journeys by March 4. The special miles rate is two cents per mile for each section, with regionally lower rates from nearby places such as Haltunyte Pred erict Bronemick and Keertyaville.
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Washington
B&o
Fia
Esa
Sinciuvice
Evsitoos
Bronemick
Keertyaville
Hagerstown
Es Petry
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