In Histories January Fourth Weather and Office Notes
Historic date notes from The Daily News describe a cold, clear night with forecasts for lower temperatures. The report lists staff and weather bureau personnel including Jae Fair and W. L Moons, with the weather office at 8 Market Street and various local names assisting.
Fragmented Budget Items From A Dated Journal Ledger
Transcribed fragment lists assorted figures and notes: coal shipped to Port of Rocks via the & C Canal. a wind storm in Brunswick blows a tin roof from a three story furniture house. gold valued at 800,000 pounds at a location between England and India. reference to an African continental trackless desert and uniformly white chickens in western French Guiana. Alaska natives and a claim about the largest professional fee for an engineer at 120 dollars to R A Faeries of Cornwall for a sanitary system in Santos, Brazil. rights of way for a tric railroad costing about 9400 with 1500 in stock. Mr. Allen Shaeffer loses three horses to casiet fever. a local Masonic council gifts a fish and bibs to El lerton schools. a mishap thawing a water pipe in the Miller home on Benis street causes minor damage. fire department not activated.
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C. Canal
Brunswick
A. Fosse & Bro Itle
Egland
India
Alasks
A. Faeries
Crnell
Santos
Brasil
Spectric
Frederick
Oost
Alien Shaeffer
Mystaritte Council
No. 123
A. M. Booneboro
Ellerton Schools
Bazaar Rowset Reveals Scene of Bread Theft
A fragmented clipping reports a local bazaar disruption with a scene of bread theft. Police investigated the disturbance as shoppers fled the area while vendors secured stalls. No injuries reported and no arrests listed in the readable text.
New Year at Market Amid Cold and Chickens Roost
Vendors and buyers braved extreme cold as the market opened for 1806. Prices listed include poultry at five to 25 cents per item, beef and veal per pound, and various vegetables and fruits with midwinter offerings and reminders of spring.
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Evera
Betzge
Calaisy
Mishaps on Hill and New Years Eve With Injuries
Reported incidents include J Oliver Harne of Star Gar field and Mr Russano tumbling down a steep hill near Eder Silas flarp barn where Harne broke his ankle after leaping clear. M L Gaver aided, horse captured at Chach, vehicle damaged. Also Christopher Davis of Middetown injured by a stray gunshot during a New Year’s Eve incident, causing wrist injury. John Frey of new Pieasant Walk injured while chopping wood, axe blade cutting boot and foot, with a two inch gash and heavy bleeding.
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J. Oliver Harne
Garfield
Russano
Eder Silas Flarp
Eulerton
Harne
M. L. Gaver
Grosaunickie
Chach
Christopher Davis
Middetown
Taskjary
John Frey
New Pieasant Walk
Still Menon Missing From Middletown Area
Report notes no Udings from Conste ble Edward Shriver who vanished from Middletown Monday of last week. Estimate places him with debts ranging from 50 to 1000 dollars. another note mentions an 18 dollar debt. Authorities seek information on his whereabouts and financial obligations.
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Menon
Edward & Shriver
Middletown
CIA
Geay Baying Sigan
Mr Bacok Honored for Senate Sergeant at Arms Nomination
Mr Charles 3 Bacok of Ucha MAls in this county was the Republican caucus nominee for the position of sergeant at arms of the Senate. The organization met on Wednesday last.
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Bacok
Charles 3. Bacok
Ucha Mals
Senatea
Freser Creek County Agricultural Society Elects Officers
The Freser Creek County Agricultural Society met at the Court House this morning. Elected for the council term were President Charles N Hargett, vice president A C McCardel, secretary Harry C Keefer, corresponding secretary Lewis B Cieges, treasurer David V Graufer, marshal Pat Breeben. A motion urged attendance at the farmers meeting in Anmapo Ma January lata.
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A.B. Ziemerman
Zimmerman
Frederick
Builea
Besogelical Gotheran Church
Wm. D. Z.mmarman
Pearl A. Sader
Greyson Reager
Vera Koogle
Pearl A. Bader
Naltie Thomas
D. 8
Rice
Frederik
Churches Hold Morning And Evening Services Across Town
Daily religious observances fill the schedule with Holy Communion and sermons across multiple churches. Rev A A Zimmerman leads revival at M B Church with choir and orchestra, while Gospel services occur at Opera House. Elders and deacons elections are planned after morning services at Evangelical church.
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Cotberas
Presbyterian Church
Tae
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John T. Bowers
St James Lutheran Church
Moreloy Ao
Trinity ME Church
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Social World Celebrations and Local Portraits on New Year
Miss Josnes Miller hosted a New Year’s Eve reception at the Thormont Hotel with many friends from diverse ties. Attendees included residents and students from Frederick and nearby towns, and the evening featured games, dancing, and a formal dining display.
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Littestown
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Baltimore
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Uplon Bridge
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Hammett
Taylor
Freeze
Martin
Henshaw
Wasteil
Mary
Edna Waseeche
Baker
Qalor
Sick
Josef
Taucman
Mir
Orodorff
Weatminster
Hamaers
Hochauss College
Laxemlie
Connecica
Beachley
Middletown
Chas. Sosfir
M. Golega
Larcaster
Edward Sheffer
Hagermown
Measca
Damath
Kouzsr
Letion
Root
Birely
Cover
Firor
Miller
Thourmont
Charles W. Hoffman
West Church Street
Miary Maulsby
Wi Pp. Waulsby
Homs Om
Practical Charity Wood Yard Plan Aids Unemployed
Rev A Himmerman of the M E church promotes a practical charity to aid the unemployed during winter. A yard on East Church Street will produce cordwood. workers receive tickets exchangeable for provisions. Wood sold to the public at 12.35 per load, tickets cover purchases, with monthly reports and clearness. Contributions aid the yard fund.
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M. BE
Frederick
Usal
Louis
Clisgam
W. F. Chilton
Gracrlic Lindsay
Zimmermed
Local obituaries and notable deaths from Middletown area
The Middletown Valley Register reports several deaths including Cornelius F Harley near Broad Run in his 54th year. Also noted are E Igabotkh M Kelesarer of Springfield Ohio aged 45, Sussa R Flook of Middletown aged 78, and George A Gilbert Jr and Margaret A Barges with funeral details. Entombments and church services follow in local cemeteries.
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Beasly
R. Stewart
Win Stewart
Brunswick
Sears
Reve. Roude and Benson
Deates
Tare Ciuaty
Middletown Valley Register
Cornellas F. Harley
Broad Row
Misa E.igabotkh M. Kelesarer
Middletown
Springfeld
Sussa R. Fiook
Mindietown
Manchester
Ind
Eama F
Wm. Snively Floos
Petersville
Samuel Green
Elerton
Cornelius F. Harley
Cornelian
Harley
Severs
Als
Broad Ban
Mr. Halley
Uno F
Catherine Garey
Natches
Willard
Abram Williard
Moor Broad Bun
Moon
Frankin L. Bawlus
John O. Boyar
James O. Darast
Howard M. Halter
Jouss B. Flook
C. 0. Manght Ube
Wm. A. Harey
Frederick Posteliize
George A. Gilbert, Jr
Luther Kahblman
Prof
Barges
David Zimmermay
Geo. Elloe
Goec. Halling
Ralph Bowers
Francis Wertheimer
Mt. Oliva
B. Etchinos
Margaret A
Tragedy Strikes Palatally Ijased Farmer in Train Accident
Carroll County farmer B. W. Harrison was severely injured stepping from a moving train at Fredericksburg station. His right foot and ankle were crushed. amputation below the knee was performed by Dr. W. E. Gaver with Dr. L. B. Spreeber assisting. He is reported to be recovering. Separately, 76 marriages were recorded at the clerk’s office last month, 18 domestic partnerships. Four licenses went to underage men with parental consent. State Attorney Edward S. Eichelberger’s term ends soon. William A. Hinks will assume duties after bonding already filed.
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Carroll ‘Gaunty
Tralia
Prederjick Soursdey
W. E Gaver
Mount Airy
L. B. Spreeber
Sykes Ville
Siste
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Stan
Wen. A. Hinks
Hinke
Local Meation Seeks Fifty Young Ladies for Shirtwaist Work
Hiring notice invites fifty young women to work on shirt waists at Old Central Hotel. Apply Tuesday from 11 to 4 p.m. in Greeneville for positions at Ogresville Roller Plant.
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Old Central Hotel
Local Advertisement and Subscriptions Ordering
Fragmented notices show a local vendor soliciting subscriptions for magazines and a six month Lee of Virginia series in Frank Searle's Popular Monthly. Names include David H. Gemith and David A. Smith, Temple of Fancy, with offers for family subscriptions and a new oyster delivery at Shepperd's Court Street.
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Leo
Alberto
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