Notable Figures of 19th Century America
A fragmented list notes George Peabody founder and philanthropist born 1795 died 1860, Admiral Louis Matesherben Bokeh OB, Cushman tragic figure born 1816 died unknown, Frances Willard temperance advocate born 1839 died 1898, Albert Bierstadt landscape painter born 1830 died 1902.
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George Peabody
Fuander
Philanthropic
Louis Matesherben Bokeh O. B.N
Hecsotts
Cushman
Tragedyane
Frances
Willard
Temperance
aAlbart Bilerstadt
California Girls Trustee's Sale Ad Notice
Election Notice. Fenton Hargett, Secretary. Favally Theatre advertisement includes a trustee's sale for California Girls. Moore & ahah. Ogun Neidig & y Mire tonnes. Cold Tablets. Willlacson's.
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Fenton Hargett
Secity Opersi
WE Four St Louse
Favally Theatre
California Girls Trustee's
Moore & Ahah
Teeteee
Ogun Neidig & Y
Willlacson
Public Sales Register Your Upcoming Auctions Now
Those planning public sales next season should send their names addresses and the sale date to Ten News for recording in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. No charge for this service. Ads in the Sale Beaueren and rate pages depend on timely orders and copy.
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Tos News
Chance
Personal notices from Washington IA visitors and travels
Mise Eliza Hardt of Washington Iowa visits friends in the city. Mrs. C E Hine of East Second street visits her former Ohio home. C D Hauer Quynn of East Third street rests in Baltimore. Former County Treasurer Charles C Biser of Middletown calls in Frederick on business. Lena B Vincelle of Virginia visits the Cra yon sisters on West Church street. A resident from Baltimore returns after a few days rest. Mr and Mrs A C Cronise leave for Roanoke Virginia for a week or ten days. Anne Rooderick and several others spend the day with Mrs Geo Bussard at Catoctin Furnace.
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Mise Eliza Hardt
Washington
C. E. Hine
East Second Street
Ohio
C. D. Hauer Quynn
Esat Third Street
Baltlare
More
Charlea C. Biser
Middletown
Frederick
Lena B. Vincelle
Virginia
Crayon
Church Street
Iaest
Baltimore
A.C. Cronise
Roanoke
Anne Rooderick
Wm. Dick
John Strine
L. A. Dubei
Geo. W. Zimmerman
Death notices from a rural 19th century clipping
John M. Dixon died February 11 at his home in Dickerson Station at age 46 6 21 of consumption. Survived by widow six sons and four daughters with funeral arrangements in Monrovia and Barnesville. interment Le Olivet cemetery. Rosalie A. Rogers obituary notes her death at home February 16 with local relations listed.
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John M. Dixon
Joho M. Dixon
Dickerson Station
Harrison
Brads Butler
Forest
Ane R Za Come
Monrovia
Lee Dixon
Dickewon
Lee Boope
Dickerson
Ud Lie
John Paul Yet
Benrets
H. L. Black
Lawson, Rouble
Dan Shrivere
Richard Davis
le Olivet
Claggett Hilton
Barnesville
Rosalie A. Rogers
Rosalie A. Ter
Tasilate George Poe
Gevottitenens
Dietet
Wind Damaged Braddock Heights Casino and Porch
A strong wind after heavy rain damaged Braddock Heights Casino. The porch on the east side was blown away and the building sustained about 6800 in damages. The structure suffered extensive harm as debris scattered.
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Braddock Heights
Special Baltimore Run Shatters Time on Western Maryland Line
Theodore W Cramp of Cramp Mitchell Shober Philadelphia arranged a special train from Bruceville to Baltimore Wednesday afternoon for a Frederick Gas and Electric meeting. The 40 mile journey took 60 minutes including a nine minute total transfer and left him at Union Station in time for the Lindsted express to Philadelphia. The trip cost just over 100 dollars.
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Lne
Western Maryland Railway
Frederick
Baltimore
Theodore W. Cramp
Cragp, Mitchell & Shober, Bankers
Philadelphia
Busineas
Frederick Gas and Electric Co
Bruceville
Maryland
Braceville
Lin
Ballimore
Union Station
Wireless telephone demonstration by Collins official in Frederick
William J. Carnnell of Collins Wireless Telephone Co of Newark visits Frederick to showcase A Frederick Colling’s wireless telephone system. Demonstrations will be set up at the City Hotel with Mayor Smith invited. the inventor cites Newark to Harrisburg use and U S Army signal corps testing as evidence of potential.
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William J. Carnnell
Collins Wireless ‘Telephone Co
Newark
Frederick
A. Frederick Colling
Cornell
Smith
N.J
Harrisburg
Signal Corps
United States Army
Local The Sick Report From the City Streets
Reports list residents improving from illness. Names include Guy Whinner on West Patrick, Louis Bayer, H Eckstein, Edward Kreh on West South, and Mrs Charlie Brachey on Stadison. Charles B. Gaver had a home operation on East Street and is recovering well.
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Guy Whinner
West Patrick Street
John C. Roderick
West Fifth Street
Harvey Withide
Louis Bayer
Eiak
H. Eckstein
Edward H. Kreh
West South Street
Charles B. Gaver
East Street
Charlie Brachey
Stadison Street
F Mill
Elizabeth
Fragmented 19th Century Notices On Street Work And Names
Fragments mention Mr fan eee with No 25 of F and Ne W T Foster. Mr James Knox Polk Brightwell injures on pavement. Geo H Raitley at Patrick test. Mr F Wilbide section man. W F and G R rE. Frederick yes procured a drawing for wharf construction at Tourmont. Mrs Annie Gevlah App filed for probate.
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Fan Eee
W. T. Foster
James Knox Polk Brightwell
Geo. H. Raitley
Patitck
F Wilbide
G. R
Oil Stove Blaze at Mises Home Threatened Fire
A midnight oil stove fire at Vernon Mises on Went Third Street ignited ceiling woodwork as flames rushed up a wall. Mrs Mises and others battled the blaze, a sitter Miss Millard Nuss helped evacuate, and water buckets finally tamed the flames after the wick caused ignition.
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Mise
Vernon
Mises Vernon
Third Street
Mae
Chapling Millard
Ji Lp
The Passing Shadow at City Opera House
Moving Pictures presents Vitagraph drama The Passing Shadow at the City Opera House with a 5009 fret film feature and two vaudeville acts. A son disowned by his father marries, returns on Christmas eve, a shooting occurs, and a reconciliation follows with the mother and baby present.
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Moving Pictures
City Opera House
Vitagraph
Will of Capt Philip L Hitechew Probate Filed
The will of the late Capt Philip L Hitechew is filed for probate in the Orphans Court. He bequeaths to his son Webster Hiteshew the army sash and shoulder straps from the Appomattox campaign and the dwelling at 24 and 26 East Street. His daughter Annie Mary Wertheimer receives 28 and 30 East Street with the rest equally divided between son and daughter. Uncle Mary Wertheimer is named executrix without bond.
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Hiteshew
Philip L. Hitechew
Orphans’ Court
Thla Ton
Webster Hieshew
Appomatto
Webster Hiteshew
Lota
Alt Sainte’ Street
Tis
Annie Mary Werthenner
Charles Wertheimer
Mary Wertheimer
Malicious destruction arrest and local events outline
Dennis Speaks colored is arrested by Constable Carter on malicious destruction of property after a dispute at Sallie Hotline’s home in Kinnehart. He posts bail of 25 dollars after waiving a preliminary hearing before Justice Ritter. Also notes Chambersburg’s Chambersburg basketball game at Diamond Rink and a Family Theatre burlesque show California Girls on February 25.
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Dennis Speaks
Lewis I’. Carter
Speaks
Sallie Hotline
Kinnehart’selley
Sallie
Justioe
Alfred Ritter
California
Family Theatre
Chuck
Frederick Jail Holds Three Negroes After Arrests
Three black men arrested near Frederick are recommitted to jail after appearing before Justice Hartle in Hingertown Regiency. They may be visited by the victim Mr Neibert at Monday morning, if his condition allows. City League Game Tonight features Frederick High versus Maryland School at the Y M C A gym with two fast teams anticipated to deliver a competitive contest.
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Frederick
Neibert
Hartle
Hingertown
Frederick High School
Maryland
Monocacy Monument Erection Discussed by Delegates
Delegates yesterday discussed the erection of a monument at the Monocacy battlefield. Mr Harge presented dispatches from the state committee urging timely action and outlining site considerations.
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Harge
Local Baseball League Proposal To Gather Teams In Hagerstown
A regional meeting is set for Wednesday February 23 at 3 p m at the Baldwin Hotel in Hagerstown to organize a six or eight club baseball league for the coming season. Invitations go to Frederick Martinsburg Hagerstown and several towns to send representatives and form home player based teams to boost local interest. The Frederick Baseball Association has been invited to join and Hagerstown officials indicate strong local support and ample material to field a competitive club at a possibly lower cost than a traveling professional team.
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Frederick Buisebill
Chambersburg
Hegerstown
Mye
Hagerato
Frederick Wint Leads Opening York Frederick Pool Match
Frederick won the first York Frederick pool tournament match with 382 bails to 206 for York and 86 balls ma gic. Contenders included Coblentz vs Ream with notable Frederick play. Remaining results: Tow s of Frederick beat Wood of York 16058, Landis York beat Maulaby Frederick 100-05, Ream York beat Coblentz Frederick 100-87, Schroeder Frederick beat Hankey York 100-42. Next match set in York Thursday night as Captain Schroder praised Frederick's strong showing.
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Frederick
York-Frederick
York
Lange
Coblentz
Ream
Frederick Man
Svore
Tows
Wood
Landis
Maulaby
Coblents
Schroeder
Hankey
Schroder
Diamonds Triumph in Duck Ping Relays
Diamonds defeated the Y M C A team with a 2 1 record across three games. Sheak led the Diamonds scoring the top run while Miller led for the Y team as the Diamonds secured five of sixty four pins.
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Audi
Yeste Yeaterday
Y. M.C
Etek
J Dlemonde
Sheak
Meee
Oh Miller
Abe
Ada Meeting Advances Plan For Frederick Boys Schools
A Frederick public meeting at the Y M C A approved a bill drafted by Chairman John P Newman directing county commissioners to issue bonds for funds to build a new boys school building. The bill will go to the county for introduction. A large audience attended the meeting and Capt D John woke was elected secretary of the committee.
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Ada Miceting
Frederick
John's
P Newman
Coun
Rena Do
D. John’ Wake
The
Meeks of the Churches Service Announcement
Rev Alfred J Herman joint pastor of the Utica Reformed charge presides at Grace Reformed church with a 30 o clock service. All invited. Foreign Missionary Day observed with a service at St Pauls Reformed Utica led by Rev Herman. Next Sunday February 20 at 2 pm J H Apple of Wanna Onl College will give the address. All invited.
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Alfred J. Herman
Utica
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Mr Frame Reported Critically Ill in Baltimore
The article notes George Frame, father-in-law of Mayor Mahool of Baltimore, has been critically ill at his home on North Street for about a week. Details are sparse due to fragmented text from the clipping.
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Frame Critically ii
George Frame fathenIn-law
Mahool
Baltimore
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Unclear NamesListing From OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of names including Baxmt Comar Dy Toscan Cana Meracvan Hanon Morten Bazan. No clear event context or actions detected.
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Wwe
G. Baxmt
Comar
M. Dy
Ml. Toscan
B. Cana
D. B. Meracvan
P. L. Hanon
Japon J. C. Morten
J. C. Bazan
Local Crime and Civic Notes From State Report
Louie P Dudley, a Baltimore traveler, found dead in bed at la Contraville hotel. Anoppolia City Council debates voting on municipal bonds. Williamsport flood due to melting snow damages town. State Fire Marshal Thomes J. Sweil sued for 250000 by Old Virginia Antique Forstate Company. Judge William M. Dundwi elected fifth term at Catholic Benevolent Le Bes convention. Miley Eliott, George Smith and Lous Boghango held for court on arson tied to Watchi men death in Crisfield for April term.
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Louie P Dudley
Snteseren
Baltimore
la Contraville
Anoppolia
Williamsport
Thomes J. Sweil
Old Virginia Antique Forstate Company
William M. Dundwi
Catholic Benevolant le Bes
Miley Eliott
George Smith
Lous Boghango
Watchi Men Cohige
Et Crisfield
Basketball Tonight At YMCA Gym Readies City League Clash
Local notes mention a birthday for George Warhiaann and a quirky run of items at the Etobisoon Furniture Store. The YMCA Gym hosts a City League game between High School and Maryland School with an 8 o'clock start and 10 cent admission.
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Maryland
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