In History Feb 27 Gener Pian Marten Mevels Hero of South Carolina
Fragmentary obituary style notes mention Marten Mevels associated with South Carolina, with garbled phrases about birth, death, places like New York and Massachusetts, and odd references to websites and names. readable core suggests a historical remembrance or death notice in a historic daily paper.
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Gener
Pian Marten
South Carolin
Lorete Row Pee
Burthasil
St John Gobbs
Galbert Amert
Jethdian
Nyo
Barak Weel
Mass
Huehard Garden
Gadine
New York
County News From Wolfsville Recaps Drifted Roads and Local Happenings
Rev Gaow Stroup preached at the Lutheran church February 18 19 on Freedom and The Moral Man. The OCH meeting February 19 was led by the president. attendance poor and behavior notable. Raymond Herbst suffered a broken collarbone after a schoolyard clash. Many locals suffer colds including Elizabeth Crouse and James Grove. William Case builds an addition near Goodhops. The oalithumpian band serenaded Grover Horley February 20. Roads remain drifted. a neighborly road opening scheme is urged as a tax free fix. Debates on road maintenance reflect class tensions between villagers and farmers. Four heavyweights visited J D English store February 19. A quilting list event February 21 hosted by Mrs Onerts Gonker with many attendees. a zonophone purchased by J D English for recitations and music. John Grove, John Howard, and Edward McCardell visited February 19.
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Gaow, Stroup
OCH
Evansing
Chsf
Raymond Herbst
Ezabeth Crouse
Benjamin Pryor
James A. Grove
Victor R. Kline
Wm. Case
Near Goodhops
Grover Horley
Smithaburg
J. D. English
Charles Kretzinger
Martin Froshour
John Kubo
William Harshman
Onerts Gonker
Meadames
Mary Blickenstaff
Laura Harshman
Mary Jonker
Jennis Warrenfeltz
Martha Prashour
Misaes Esta Easterday
Emma J. Hayes
Emus E. Wolfe
Bertha Brandenberg
Bartha Bowers
Elia Stotelmyer
Sacha
Daisy Woolfe
Emma Ramsburg
Ivy Frashour
Salome Warrenfeltz
Grace
John Grove
John Howard
Edward McCardell
J. W. Wolfe
KUKER'S TRIAL BEGUN ENTERING PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
The trial opened as John Zeigler pled guilty to stealing a buffalo robe and overcoat with Cleveland Shane. He received twelve months in the House of Correction, four months more than Shane due to prior court history, while proceedings continued on the murder case of William Sears in Knoxville.
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John Zeigler
Cleveland Shane
John Baker
Aircult
Matter
Zaigler
House of Correction
Shane
Cme
William D. E. Eaker
William Sears
Gletner
Knoxville
William D.E. Boker
Unionville
David W. Boker
Boker
Glenner's
Danner
Sanuss
la Aleo
PURELY PERSONAL LOCAL NOTES OF MOVE AND VISITS
Purely personal notices list residents moving homes returning from travels and visiting relatives in nearby towns. Nena Derr Bannab Derr Dr William G McComas Grayson Haller A E Heidler Thomas Zimmerman Helen Mullinix LaRue Herr Anna Alvey George Edward Smith Mary E Lutz Ella Rowe Myrtle Benostt Jennie Benostt Misses and couples referenced speak of relocations and weekend visits across Montgomery County Philadelphia Pittsburg Pa Hagerstown Westminster and local streets.
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Nena Derr
Montgomery County
Bannab Derr
Albert
Wm. G. McComas
North Market Street
East Third
Grayson Haller
South Market Street
Pittsburg
A. E. Heidler
West Patrick Street
LeGore
Weat Church Street
Mary E Lutz
Baltimore
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Ella Rowe
Myrtle
Misa Jennie Benostt
East South Street
Riebl’s Mulls
This
County
Funeral for Archibald Eykes at Adamstown residence
The funeral for Archibald Eykes was held yesterday at noon from Mr G A T Snoffer’s Adamstown home with services led by Reva, George Thoman, and Asvill Gounor. The Adamstown high school attended, and among the pallbearers were class members Donald Krantz and others. Interment followed at ME Olivet cemetery. funeral director William H. B. Etchison.
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Archibald Eykes
G. A. T. Snonffer
Adamstown
Reva. George Thoman
Asvill Gounor
Adamstown High School
Besrers
Donald Krantz
Lee Detrow
Nace Fitzsimmons
Edward Blessing
William Day
Walter Edwards
Olivet Cemetery
William H. B. Etchison
Ined For Fighting Arrested In West All Saint Street Incident
R. O. Crosby colored was arrested by Officers King and Deiter for fighting on West All Saint's street. Justice Wood fined him $5 which he paid. The notice then pivots to a campaign for newspaper advertisements and the value of want ads in Tar News.
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R. O. Crosby
King and Deiter
West All Saint's Street
Justice Wood
Tor News
Honushold
Tar News
FUNBEAL OF MR ROSS CHARLES WORTHINGTON ROSA
The funeral of the late Charles Worthington Rosa was held this afternoon with strong attendance. Rev Dr Osborne Jugie conducted services at the homes, featuring a quartet and multiple tributes. Interment followed at Mt Olives cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
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Charles Worthington Rosa
Osborne Jugie
Geo. Ed, Smith
Ralph R. Bowers
O B. T. Hendrickson
O. Will Font
Jesus
Sonal
Bar Association
Hoe For
Brunswick Bank
Mecra
Frank
William
George Het
Baltimore County
James McHenry Howard
Baltimore
Mevera
Benjamin ¥. Reich
John S. Newman
Frederick
Joudgai James McBherry
John O. Motter
Messra
Mitton G. Urner
G. O. Keedy
Henry Williams
Robert A. Kemp
Charles B. Staley
Albert 8. Brown
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick County Bar Association
Mr. Ross
Wm. P. Manlaby
Milton Garner
M. F. Fauble
Johns. Newman
B. ¥. Reich
E. L. Qoblentz
E. ¥. Goldsborough
J. F. Smith
Jacob Rohrback
Fauble
Independent Hose Co
McSherry
Mssors
Etchelberger
Chas
H. Baughman
Clifford T. Sappington
Ross
Alls
Sophia Markell
George Markell
West Patrick Street
Tom News
Jacob Markell
Mra. Markell
Misa Bottle Markell
Mra. J. Davia Byerly
James B. Walker
Mra. J. Stall Detrick
Lewis Markell
Hovee
Mt. Olivet
Ethel, Ashbaugh
Ethel Idalls
Charles Ashbau
Boy Firebug Burns Easton School House
Deputy State Fire Marshal Lloyd T. MacGill Jr investigated a fire that nearly destroyed Easton Primary School. Roy Whitehouse, 11, expelled from school, admitted starting the fire to prevent others from attending. He led a plan using coal oil and excelsior, confessed to obtaining supplies with help from another boy, and was jailed after a warrant was issued. Estimated school property loss about 1000 dollars.
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Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Easton
Norris
Dr. MacGill
Roy Whitehouse
Whitehouse
Louis Whitehouse
J. Harry Covington
Marshall MacGill
Young Whitehouse
Whitehougs
Boheol
Notable Deaths and Local Developments Across Maryland
News of the State reports the deaths of Capt Charles N Kahn aged 65 in Westminster Samuel H Finnharty in Caroline county and Miss Mary Johnson in Clarksville all with February dates. It notes fire damage in South Cumberland and hospital fundraising in Orkfield while the Elkahava estate is completed in Salisbury and Mrs Annie Scott dies near Cedar Grove. Also mentioned are W H Ruby editor of the Maryland Journal and a Maryland Geological Survey head Dr William Bullock Clarke noting road surveying petitions from eight counties. The B and O Railroad plans to buy 260 locomotives and 10,000 freight cars at an estimated cost of 12 to 13 million dollars.
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Charles N Kahn
Weatminster
Antisaloon League
Annapolis
Samuel H. Finharty
Caroline County
Springfield Hoapital
Elkahava
Salisbury
Orkfield
Mary Johnson
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
A. W. Stanhagen
Oscar Albright
South Cumberland
Annie Scott
Lorenza D. Watkins
Cedar Grove
W. H. Ruby
Towson
Maryland Journal
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
William Bullock Clarke
Maryland Geological Survey
Ban A
Advertised Letters Remaining at Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office lists advertised letters as of February 26 1905. Laviss List includes Mrs Lottie Brown Mrs Mark M Date Mary L Fowler Miss Chice Glynn Miss Margaret Hoffman Mrs Harriet Mobley Miss Katie Oturst Minnie Summers Susan J Swann Miss Elizabeth Switzer Miss H L Whittemore Miss Bessie Wachtel and Gent Lemxys List lists William Clay G L Clark Griswold Wire Co 3 M Holton J E Hopp Charles Pools A M Ridgeway M L Williams L R Wood Maximus Whitehill 2.
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Frederick City
Laviss
Lottie Brown
Mark M. Date
Mary L. Fowler
Chice Glynn
Misa Margaret Hoffman
Harriet Mobley
Katie Oturst
Minnie Summers
Susan J
Judge Swayne Acquitted by Senate Impeachment Trial
Special dispatch reports Judge Swayne acquitted on all charges as the Senate renders its verdict in the impeachment trial. The ruling ends the proceedings and clears the judge of wrongdoing.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Swayne
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies
A compact report of yesterday church services across several denominations. Rev Freeman Dixon preached at Presbyterian and preached both morning and evening. Dr Eschbach spoke at Evangelical Reformed on the Parable of the Sower and the Widow of Zarephath. Catholic services led by Rev Fr Albert E Smith included Mass and the School of Catholic Life. Trinity M E Church featured Rev Woolf with sermons on Christ the Revelation and The Second Coming. Branewick noted for absence and law school in the afternoon. Epworth League held at 6 30 pm. The Evangelical Lutheran service centered on Vineyard Laborers and The Coronation Stadium. The Gospel service in Junior Hall drew many Christian men and women, prompting prayers and further planning for a broader movement. The Y M C A hosted a general meeting with prayers, urging Christian men to join. Boys Bible classes met at the Y M C A with topics on the life of a young Christian.
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Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Zarep Bath
St. John'a Catholic
Albert E. Smith
Trinity M. E. Church
South
E. L. Woolf
Chriat
Epworth
Methodist Episcopal
O S Biggs
Braongwick
L A. Thirlkeld
Branewick
F. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cabrnatian Stadium
Fortign Missions
Penera“ Young People's Society
T. F. Dixon
Wom
Lfe
Literary Societies Hold Meetings and Debates
The South Frederick Literary Society met Friday with Roger Gaver presiding. Members presented readings and recitations, followed by a debate on intemperance. The Alcoth Society met February 21 under Miss Jane Brown, concluding with Washington themed programs and a March 16 adjournment. Mr. George M. Gittinger fell ill on tour but is reported better.
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E Wable
M. Baall
R. Routzabu
H. Saunders
John Shaw
H. Schmidt
R. Zimmerman
Atsott
Alcoth Literary Society
Jane Brown
Trenaurer
Ellen Simmons
Margreete Dill
Mary Molesworth
Mies Bader
Charlotte DeLashmutt
Gazette
George M. Gittinger
South
Norton Infirmary
Losiseflls
Kantucky
Gittinger
Local Bank Board Members Named in Odd Ledger
An OCR fragment lists names and titles including J. Ded Baker as vice president and Wm G Baker as president with other officers such as view president cashier and various surnames like McBurney Kerauvens Bairx Baxgn Mortes Hanerr Ramasora and Warren. The text appears to be a partially legible roster of bank officials.
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Jupak Jag McBurney
D.E. Kerauvens
Gro
Ww.Bairx
J.D. Baxgn
Juper J.G.C. Mortes
D.H. Hanerr
Joan
Ramasora
WH. Bale
G. Baker
Grres
James E. Warren
GO. M. Thomas Daxitt
Baker
New novelties in Gloghame and posthumous notices in Frederick
A jumble of early 20th century shopping copy reports low prices on winter novelties in Gloghame including scarves and muff coats. It also notes the death of John Hendrickson and obituaries for Mrs Sophia Markell and Ethel Ashbaugh in Frederick with funeral details and survivors listed.
Deaths of Thomas W Gilson and Charles J Simmons in New York and Baltimore
Obituaries recount the death of Thomas Washington Gilisan on February 16 at his Fredonia home after a prolonged illness. Born April 26 1821 in Liberty Maryland he practiced law and served as captain of Co K Ninth New York Cavalry. Also noted is the sudden death of Baltimore native Charles Simmons age 48 in New York while with Keystone Water Filter Company. he previously led the company in Baltimore and served in hardware business and Fidelity Building.
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Thos W. Glisan
Sohobarie
N. Y
George Barker
Misa Katharina D. Pond
Sstarle
Jensis
Lansing Tufsny
Jacksonville
Stt
Tiffany
Rathertos Gligan
Tiffany Wiley
Gitnan
Lucy Friebee
Sarah Gligan Feeneman
Madison
Wisconsin
Jennie Cushing
Henry Frisbee Giisan
Fredonia
Glisan
Lincoln
Co. K
N. Y. Cavalry
Slaters
William Bardan
Forest Lodge
Charles J’. Simmons
Charlea
Simmons
Baltimore
Charles Simmons
Buckeystown
Earlington
New York
Keystone Water Filter Company
Hardwars
Fidality Buildiog
February In Winter Fragments From The Briefs And Plays
Brief Bits discuss February as a cold month with jokes about the abbreviation Feb and forecasts of a late thaw. Reports note at the City Opera House the J L Tempest Company staged Kitty Connor with good performances and that tickets were stolen from the box office. A promotional letter from Devoe paint extols longevity and urges local dealers to buy Dayce lead zinc paint for profits.
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Raio
Anow
Maroh
City Operas House
City Opera House
J. L Tempest Company
Kitty
Connor
Alzad
Tenace
Middletown
Opera Honss
B. Storm
Heederick
H. HW. Staphenson
Oil City
Aofé
Pennsylvania
Paias
Cashier
U. S
Devoe
U. F. W. Devor & Co
P.t. Hargett & Co
Local notices T U Meeting and oyster supper announced
T U meeting features a Frances A. Willard memorial program in the W O T U room tonight with Rev J W Kiracoff delivering the address. Grace Reformed Sewing Society to hold an oyster supper at the Conservatory of Music on Thursday evening March 2 from 5 to 7 with suppers at 25 cents.
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T. U
Francea K. Willard
J. W. Kiracoff
Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Connsertory of Music
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