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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
5
The obituary notes philosopher Spinoza’s death and cites remarks by Voltaire on Clarke and Rockwood Hoar, an American jurist born in Massachusetts. It records dates and places from the era, with fragmented references to births, deaths, and a noted astronomical event tomorrow morning at 6:35 rise.
Local notices report fresh advertisements opening in town, listing shipments and shipping services. The brief indicates new business activity and commerce as entries appear in commerce pages.
The Frederick Art Club hosted a session titled Orin and Principles of Decorative Art focusing on Japan ivory carvings and both old and new art forms. The program included insights into artists early work and notable pieces showcased at the home court venue.
In Maryland Circuit Court Henry Knopple and Nelson Coleman were sentenced to eight years each in the Maryland Penitentiary for robbery. The proceeding also involved trial and sentencing of other defendants including Westrom and James Carrell, with appearances by Sheriff Myers Carter and attorneys Reno and Harp.
The amateur contest at the City Opera House tonight showcases boxing, baton swinging, song and dance acts from local youths including Geo Yinger Tom Taylor Charles Water and J A Keller. Belle of inch est plays and Caroline Sehelley specialties precede Billy animated pictures in the program.
A report notes a lecture in Yellowstone Park drawing attention to park security and visitor safety. It highlights concerns raised by attendees about enforcement, patrols, and potential improvements.
Unclear OCR text references a wind upset involving Wagon and Bowes with fragmentary details about dates, places, and entities. The readable parts do not form a complete event or outcome. No further concrete facts available.
Local lodge Red Men hosted a community evening featuring speeches on liberty kindness and fraternal service. Attendees included Mr Wars Shay and Mr Brown with a meal of ham chips and biscuits after performances and a calling committee listed.
The fragment hints at David Gally preparing for a Thursday appearance after early college completion and pursuing a theatrical career. It references Boston connections and notable contemporaries, suggesting a profile of a rising actor with a supportive artistic circle.
Wheat shipments moved on the Western Frontier Government and Meuguin Railway line with cargo destined for Meadville and nearby markets. Local shippers report steady throughput and favorable weather aiding weekly tonnage.
The article recounts the life of a former Rockingham cashier known as McDonald who left home after a quarrel with his father, wandered the country, and later worked for the Baltimore and Ohio at Brunswick. He died in Winchester while vice president Covington explained the family conflict and McDonald’s longing for a native place, with telegrams sending his mother to Winchester before his death.
The Evangelical Lutheran church held a congregational reception in the old Standay school room with decorated bunting palms and plants. Members greeted guests warmly as they entered and the choir provided musical selections. Best entertainer of the year East F and a local street event were noted in appreciation of ongoing social efforts.
Fragmented local note reports a second lecture tonight with readers urged to bring coupons and attend. The garbled text also references health topics and a few unclear names, suggesting a civic or community event with potential speakers and refreshments.
Citizens' National Bank lists capital at 100000 dollars with a 300000 dollar surplus. President is D Baker. vice presidents include WM G Baker and HD Barber. WMG Ziloverman is cashier with Samuel G. Duvall as assistant cashier. Directors named include Gro Ws Sarre and C M Taostas among others.
A busy sale note describes daily offerings from coats to silk petticoats and linen suiting with prices from 25 to 75 cents and up. It highlights French ginghams, colored dress fabrics, and new college pennants priced at 73 cents and 1 dollar, urging customers to shop today.
Store advertises a clearance of white goods with low prices on White Persian Laat White Mercerized Madras and White Merestized Pinid Shigerie Fabrics. Offers include dresses and velveteens up to 1.40 and 2.50 price points, urging women to shop for spring fabrics and new waists.
A fragmented notice lists community events including a shooting match, Washington's Birthday celebration, and a February schedule with rides, a concert by an orchestra, and local vendors. It references Braddock Heights and nearby names such as Jens W. Poors and Win Le Smith in a sparse public notice.
Miss Effie B. Martz and Luther K. Lung were married at 5 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Luther Ahalt on East Patrick Street. Rev. Wm. Brown officiated as immediate family and a few friends witnessed the ceremony. The couple, both of Beaver Creek Washington Counts, planned a wedding trip and will reside in Beaver Creek.
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