Notable 19th Century Figures Mentioned in Brief In Memoriam
The item lists several historical figures with brief notes: General James Bankhead, noted Confederate veteran. Professor Alexander Winchell, renowned geologist. Joby Moran, pioneer photographer and landscape painter. Dates of birth are given for Bankhead 1810, Winchell 1821, Moran 1829. The text labels their deaths and affiliations but provides minimal context beyond these attributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
Coding
Florida
United States
James Bankhead
Magruder
Alexander Winchell
Joby Moran
Local Notices From Busy Corner Shop Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR lists names and businesses including Shipley's Be Busey Etchison Chas Houck J. EL Price and Haller Newman WR shoals Cc EK Cline along with unspecified items. The text appears as a garbled directory or classified snippet from a small town publication.
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Shipley
Busey Pecides
Ipley
Enos
Etchison
Chas
Houck Vee
J. EL Pricety
Haller & Newman WR Shoals Cc
Cline
Public Sales Notice Encourage Early Listings
Those planning public sales for the coming season are urged to file their names, dates, and details with the News for the Public Record to avoid conflicts. No charge for this service. Ads require timely order and copy to appear in the Daily and Weekly sections.
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Newa
Chance
Purely Personal: Local Social Notes From Brunswick Area
Mr John L Dutrow cries at a sale in Brunswick today. Mrs Hiram Britcher of East Third street visits relatives in York Pa. John W Bowers navigates relatives to Brunswick while Mary McCardell visits Washington DC and Lancaster Pa. James Hutton of Philadelphia visits Mr and Mrs Wim E Filler on East Third street. Thomas Hickman returned from his parental home near Baltimore. C Edward Whipp of Romney WV visits his parents on West Third Street. Barbara Mullinix on West Third street visits Rev Dr God and Mr Luther Kuhlman at Gettysburg Pa and returns. Henry B Rameburn, studying at Maryland Agricultural College, spends a few days at East Second street. Rev and Mrs Barre W Wissler of Carlisle Pa returned after attending funeral of Mrs Wissler’s brother, Charles F Heinlein. Harry F Dunkhorat and sister Mrs Willege and Aunt Mrs Sembier of Washington attended funeral of Charles F Belpiero. John W Neipold, recently to Frederick on business, leaves today for Washington to attend a family birthday event tomorrow. Made Over Fifty Visits. Nellie M Casey, visiting nurse for Frederick County Branch of the Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, made over fifty visits. There were 15 new cases, seven patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Dutrow
Lange Sale
Brunswick
Hiram Britcher
East Third Street
York
John W. Bowers
West
Saints Street
Mary McCardell
North Market
Trealy
Washington, D.C
Lancaster
James Hutton
Philadelphia
Wim. E. Filler
Thomas Hickman
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
C. Edward Whipp
Romney
W. Va
J. M. Whipp
Weat
Third Street
Barbara Mullinix
God
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Henry B. Rameburn
Maryland Agricultural College
East Second Street
Barre W. Wiseler
Carlisle
Wissler
Charles F. Heinlein
Harry F. Dunkhorat
Willege
Sebmier
Washington
Alr
Charlee F. Belpiero
John W. Neipold
Frederick
Wasington
Grand Jury Report From Frederick County Court
The February term grand jury reports 55 witnesses examined 4 presentments returned and 6 sentenced. they visited the jail finding 11 prisoners in good sanitary condition. They note the cupola roof needs repairs and recommend immediate work.
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Cherie
Frederick County
Hey
Grand Jury Report on Maontovue Hospital Reforms
The February 1910 grand jury reports 228 male and 157 female inmates at Maontovue Hospital with 263 insane. They note improvements including a new building easing congestion, use of enamel ware throughout, except the convalescent ward, and praise Superintendent Mr Greggs. They urge repairs to reception hall, a more reliable water supply, and recommend care for Clarence’s children. The jury submits the report and asks to be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maontovue Hospital
Howe
Greggs
Hin
Gallonta
Clarence
Joan BE
Seng
Urner
Giei
Entertainment at First Baptist Church CharmS Crowd
An evening of music and readings at the First Baptist church drew a large audience. A mock wedding featuring Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thumb provided amusement, with performances by Walter McDanonel Elinor Markey Mollie Moberly and readings by Edna Carter. Mary Steckel Burck and Robert Burck accompanied on violin, refreshments followed, entertainment deemed a success.
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Thomas ‘Thumb
Walter McDanonel
Elinor Markey
Mollie Moberly
Mary Steckel-Burck
Robert Burck
Peter W Shafer Dies at Middletown Local Figure and Public Servant
Peter W. Shafer longtime Middletown resident dies at home aged 75 after four years ill from a stroke. Born near Middletown June 20, 1804 he graduated Franklin and Marshall College in 1853 and served as teacher in Frederick County Virginia and the West. He was ten times elected burgess, longtime director of the Frederick and Middletown Railway, active in public affairs, and a lifelong church and fraternal member. He leaves a widow and five children. Funeral Monday at 2 PM.
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Peter W. Shafer
Middletown
Howe
Shafer
Frankily and Marshall College
Lancaster
Frederick County
Virginia
West
Hose of Delegates
Frederick
Mrs Young Waives Hearing In Clarksburg Case
Elizabeth Young 60, accused of defrauding farmers near Clarksburg, was brought from Rockville jail to a Boyd's hearing. Nearly 200 assembled. she waived the hearing and remained held on $1,000 bail. She claims the funds were borrowed, charges unfounded. Complainants include B Gardner trustee, Roger Murphy and sister Bette, FR. Soper merchant, and Frederick Baker Stip, with alleged warrants in Baltimore and Weetington on similar charges.
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Young
Elizabeth Young
Clarksburg
Boyd’s
Rockville
Mra. Young
Hr. B. Gardner
County Almshouse
Roger 13. Murphy
Bette Murphy
Soper
Frederick Baker
Mrs. Young
Baltimore
Weetington
Hendersons in Bond After Jail Charge Near Burkittsville
Fred and Daniel Henderson, colored, jailed on suspicion of stealing chickens near Burkittsville, waived a hearing before Justice John Francia Smith and posted $200 bonds each for grand jury action. Rea S. Harp defended. Samuel Johnson, colored, of Burkittaville, jailed on bastardy charge, was brought before Judge John Motter on a writ of habeas corpus and released on bail for grand jury action.
Antivaccination Bill Dead in Delegates Meeting
During yesterday's session the Hygiene Committee chaired by Dr. Ashby pushed a report against Mr. Vovalle bill to repeal mandatory vaccination for schoolchildren. Ashby argued against the measure while Mr. Duvall attempted a substitute. Mr. Benson moved to table, and the motion passed with only a few dissenters.
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Committee On Hygiene
Ashby
Vovalle
Duvall
Lisep
Benson
Dreuay
Accident at Landis Machine shops injures Calvi n Zellers
Mr Zellers formerly of this city was injured Wednesday at Waynesboro Landis Machine shops when a 400 pound shaft pulley fell and struck his back. He was stunned, doctors treated him and he was later moved to his rooms. His wife Mme Zellers remained at his bedside as he recovers with no serious results expected.
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Zellers
Calvin Zellers
Landis
Waynesboro
J. W. Croft
Mme. Zellers W
Farmer Found Dead in New Windsor District
Charles W. Bowersox a well known farmer of New Windsor district Carrall county was found dead near his barn at Jordans Retreat Touraday evening. He lay buried in slush and touch and it is thought he fell from the effects of a stroke or paralysis and was suffocated. He was in his fifty sixth year. He was a son of Benejah Bowersox and is survived by his widow one daughter two sons and two sisters Mrs Charles Boud and Mrs William Zepp.
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Charles W. Bowersox
New Windsor
Carrall
Jordan’s Retreat
Touraday
Scn
Benejah Bowersox
Mré
Charles Boud
Nra
William Zepp
Recommendations for Frederick district political appointments
At a Frederick county central committee meeting the following appointments were recommended: Notaries Richard Potts G W Kind ley George W Heioboin A LeRoy Nc Carell J Travers Thames Charles B O T Hendrickson Thomas A Chapline Police Justice Christian H Ecketein John Francis Sith Alfred Ritter Also noted Y M C A Boys Meeting Tomorrow at 3 30 A M in the Y M C A parlors H P Fairney to be the wrecker The Davide wre stall leads by a broad margin
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Frederick County
Frederick
Richard Potts
G. W. Kindley
George W. Heioboin
A. LeRoy Nc-Carell
J. Travers Thames
Charles B. O T. Hendrickson
Thomas A. Chapline
Police
Christian H. Ecketein
John Francis Sith
Alfred Ritter
Y.mc
Tobby
H. P. Fairney
Wreaker
Davide
Fragmentary names list from OCR section
A garbled OCR line presents scattered personal names and initials including D. Baker and G. Baker with additional unreadable tokens such as WM. O and ZIMMERMAN. The fragment lacks context, dates, places, actions, or clear reporting.
Lines Transferred in Frederick County Telephone Consolidation
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company will abandon its Frederick County exchange after transferring lines to C and P. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company consolidates Emmitsburg Ridgeville and adds new exchanges at Braddock Brunswick Duckeystown Emmitsburg Mt Airy Middletown New Market Thurmont Walkersville. About two thousand subscribers remain in the county under nine exchanges plus the central Frederick exchange. Walter F. Ziegler of C and P. leads the consolidation.
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Butc. & P. Co
Fredick
Frederick County Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Noes
East Church Street
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick County
Frederick County Company
Emmitsburg
Ridgeville
Brunswick
Emitsburg
Mt Airy
Braddock
Walkersville
Frederick
Duckeystown
Emurttsburg
ML Airy
Middletown
New Market
Thurmont
Toard
Ringwick Exchange
Walter F. Ziegler
Washingtons Birthday services by Foxterick Corps
Washingtons Birthday will be fittingly celebrated by Foxterick Corps and the American Salvation Army with an aerial musical program. The Gond Shepherd Guild will hold the annual service preceding the regular service. Lieut Storm is confined to labor the past week. Adjt Brarehall tending the sick at Mt Alte. Cadet Deone Loveday and Adjt Mar shall conduct services in Yellow Spring M B church. Colored and white children invited to Sunday evening and Sunday school events.
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Woshington
Foxterick Corps
Balvation Army
Organisat
Gond Ahephard Guild
Whl
Mt Alte
W. Va
National Headquarters
Philadelphia
Adjt
Marshail
Deone Loveday
M. B
Yellow Spring
Mountain City Lodge pushes school building aid to Frederick County
At a Mountain City Lodge No. 20 Knights of Pythias meeting in Mountain City, members urging Frederick County Md officials to fund safe, suitable public school buildings for area children. The four hundred thirty six members sign the petition and request careful consideration by the Frederick County Board of Commissioners. A sale list and local notices follow, including shop items, prices, and events such as a Willard Memorial and W T U Birthday observance and a Knights of Pythias rank conferment slated for February 21st.
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Fasonatox
Magybann
Board of
County Commissioners
Hrederick County
Mountain City Lodge
Knighta
Pythias
Frederick
Weeer
C. C
Coates A
Lanvin
Do You Like to Eat and Edison Records Sale
Picketed menu items and free samples announce food at New Ons Horse Bay and a reminder of Edison Records availability at Surrey's. Ads promote phonographs on time payments, course tickets by Dr Banks at Woman's College Hill, and a busy corner with household goods. Listings include prices on cookware, paper, buckets, and Victor Records at Suicer's while The Grow Dine Parlor offers spaghetti and other dishes tonight.
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New
Bay
Banks
Woman’s College Hill
Variety of sales and notices from local shop ads
A jumble of storefront promotions and notices including half price Pine Nef waists, cheap net wares, overcoat return appeal, candy odds and ends, ice cream and hot chocolate promotions, a Mikado opera by the Mozart Club of Jefferson with Maud Dittmar, February 22 events, and miscellaneous prices and goods from local merchants.
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the Daily News
Mercury
Confon
Neptune
Jupiter
Lordi
Tas News
Wasamerdh
Maryland
W. L. Moons
Ghief
The
Weather Bureau
Wm. Knabe & Co. Bre
W. A. Wisong - Mra
Mies Nellie M. Casey
Hk Veven
Pasienta
Grand Jury Reports
Carsez
Montevue Hospitalard
Vail
John ED. Schell
Fra Keeh
North Bentz Street
Alice Carkuff
Edward H.dyer
Maurice Shaft
Isnt
Sage
Kath
Kline
Patna Aires
Grace Hamilton
West South Streets
W. T. Haller
West Church Street
Homer
Hauver
Ammet
Tue
Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Meeting
D. Baker
Citizens* National Bank
Citizens! National Bank
OFI
Frederick, MD
Wk, G. Baker
WM. O
Zimmerman Samuel GQ. Duvall
Ren
Cashier
Guo
Wai. Gurre
Tava
H. Hancen
Jones
Ramenong
Dante
Wane
Cashler
Washington Post
Elien Dlucka
Schmidt & Gilbert
Agenre
Woderate, Rosebourm
Patrick Street
Tax Boar Conner
Knights of Pythias
Keight
Opera House
Bishop's
Tay
Edison Records
Abe Lincotnenga
Surrey’s
Busey Connex
Edison Phonographs
Knickerbocker
Edison
Victor Records
Victor
Suicer
Nak
Couwmx
Apeghetti
Sohn D. Hendrickson
Ark Lowey
Matel
Decca
Falbrich
Lineva — Crash Suitlage
Lacyh
Emibroideres
Ato
John D Hendrickbon
Nmmumg
MI Luke
Neltig & Midlor
Lin Best
Lie
Ise
Williamson
Joe
L. Breanon
Etehison
Citizens’ Bank
George Washington
Samuel L. Lailly
Cygar
fMistake
Samar
L. Laws
McCarpwin's
Mozart Club of
Jefferson
Mra
Maud Dittmar
Jefferson Hall
Zérd
Dittmar
Cal
Marriottes
JeHereon
McCardelle
Crovoiste
Teease G. Qoymm & Co
Emily Men
Yes
Dameter
ML. Btchufon
Cithvene
Sredarex, Ma
P. Rick
Iouomas
Pumeral
Wredamice, MO
Charles L. Aban
Dread Vaults
Emi
Pratt
Tays
Amry G. Tritapoe
South Mari
Ranilte
Court Street
Woom Frame
Cramee
Staufver
Stauffe
Ace Steen
Fides
Pera
Alate
New Ma City
Fredeliosser
Azaby
Carrail
Maan
Madern toxoTwanatte
Taoamelie
Bam Beconu
AU Rooton
LOURG
Berane
Fareae
Praag
Frederion
Beth Phools
Ameeee
Kase M
Noxdorff
National Bank Meves Inte Wigie
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