Local News Fragments From Market Street and City Life
Budget notes on Belgian affairs and Mexican election aftermath. a market stall on strawberries at 75 cents per quart and Alaska transportation trivia. government printing stats on postage stamps. safety concerns in Chestertown with purse snatchers. a New York trolley insulation issue. a political brokerage transition for Beat & Kepler. and flags honoring Jackson Day near Frederick schools.
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Mexico
Daly
Menluy Bolidieg
Market Snd
Hilneis
Alaska
Claude M. Johnson
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States
Portage Doo
Chestertown
New York
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Canell County
Della Gatter and Isabelle Gatter are among the names in a cluster of obituaries from Canell County. Died Thursday in Waynesboro Pennsylvania, funeral at Asbury M E Church. Other notices mention Kitty Elisy Store, Mrs Mary Haines, and Daniel Uts. Infant Joseph Dronenburg buried in Ne Forma Cemetery. Graveside rites conducted by Rev Ht Bechbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlie Offord
Ceselo Offord
Tee
Rackeyttown
Hopebli
Rov Beck
J. Jell
A. Hopper
H Goens
J. Wil- Hinne
George W. Potars
Ade
Della Gaiter
Isabelle Gatter
Waynesboro
Asbury
Kitty Elisy Store
Wo. Stoner
Carroll Cooly
Mary
Haines
Upton
Dan'el Uts
Canell County
Tommaso
Pua
Joseph Dronenburg
Ann
Manty Dronenburg
Madison Avenue
EB. Ht
Bechbach
Tha Done
Ja'onent
Ne Formei
F. Schroeder
Sena Va Ie
Social Life Notes and Local Transfers in Frederick
Social visit to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Zimmerman featured music by Ms. Zimmerman and her daughter Mamie, with Mrs. O. H. Zimmerman reciting. Miss Daley Barrick hosted a Thursday social at her East Eighth Street home with games, songs, and refreshments. Real estate transfers include John L. Zimmerman to Clayton O. Keedy and Lipton A. Deants to Jobe Mer, plus deed dealings in Frederick County and Ashfieldton district.
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LA Palmasant Tiets
Isaac Zimmerman
Af Oravon
Liaile
Corian
Daley Barrick
Eiward Barrick
Iniachy
East Eighth Streat
Uredted
Clayton Okeedy
Ahi Property
Premiten
Liteon A. Deants
Jobe Mer
Frederick County
Pramiver
Cwarker KB Deeq
Idha T. Olaee
Rea
Afihelenttan
ANNUAL COUNTY UNION RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD TOMORROW
The town observes a week of prayer with services at Reformed and Lutheran churches. Ministers from St Mat hems Clutch and Boatioe's Parish preach morning and evening, with Sunday School and youth meetings announced. A shutdown in some churches occurs for the eventful day, while charitable efforts and a Chinese mission note continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.m
Freverick
Bagoer
Andrew
Ganfer Traciten
York
Seorstery
Omaritzy
Vrotl
Bodeneor
Bunton Cescon
Eptreopat
Baneer
Charve
Mathems
Boatioe
Catoctic
United Brethren
The
Evangelical Reformed Churca Wth
Ubtal Sorgica
McKenney
M. BE
Pacific
Young Man's Bible Society
Antopius Darmer
Prater
Union Christien Endeavor Society of
Myoraville
Freemason Officers Installed at Fredonia Council Meeting
The Br C U A M and WU A.M in Fredonia reported a large gathering last night with new member applications and enthusiastic participation. Officers for the current term were installed, including C U & Grove as C and Geo T M Bhufter as V0, with reports showing solid funds, weekly pay, and death benefits. The council emphasizes active, devoted members and strong support for the order's principles. The late Wo O Brya of Anby is noted for the death benefit paid by the Gusts tie Tharot.
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Fredonia
WU. A
Thie
U. &. Grove
Geo
T. M. Bhufter
J. Edward Rice
George N. la T
Jobo I
Jenner
C.L. Engle
E. HE. Cramer
Levi Moberly
U. Tt
George H. Korres
U. K. Finneyfrock
Iruntess
M. L. Hice
Thomas
Lippe
EM. Eader, Jr
Gandle
Etste Coanell
John B. Qaton
Lancia
Tharot
Wo. O'Bryan
Anby
Frederick County Teachers Institute at City Opera House
Barer presents dates February 17 to 19 at the City Opera House for the Frederick County Teachers Institute. Prominent instructors including Prof. E. B. Preityman are expected to attend with expert pedagogue-led demonstrations and school method studies. Committees are finalizing the program and arranging speaker lineups.
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Achool
Srerten Cf
Ork
Brain Caller of Death in Charlotte Aged Died in Middletown
A yeareold daughter of Charles Heard, colored, of Middletown, died from inflammation of the brain. The coroner notes her death followed exposure to colored paper fragments from a compositor's pasteboard. The incident is reported as an inquest finding.
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Charlotte
Charles Heard
Middletown
CULI STURAGS HOUSE PLOT FOILED IN PORTNER BREWING CASE
A faulty report from Frederick reveals a local plot connected to Portner Brewing Co of Alexandria involving alleged conspiracy to undermine a building project. Investigators traced steps to a propane warehouse and nearby facilities as part of the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portner Brewing Co
Alerandela
Frederick Ceveal
eAlet
Cud Moreno Warencure
Up Production at 20x Saturday Event
A detailed review of a staged production featuring a large cast and extensive stage effects. The piece discusses mechanical work, rail spur action, and a vivid Nygragai Falls like roar, with director GS Caner overseeing a cast noted for elaborate scenery and musical effects.
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Vlascola J. Ueber
Babe
Otis Gellet
Baer
Nerina Wharf
Mall
Niagara
GS Caner
Marriages and notices from Urbana and Frederick region
Local notices record several weddings in Urbana and nearby towns. Miss Ronalle Duddenar and Charles Thomas Dadderar wed at Urbana MB Church with a reception and planned return trip, then reside in Urbana. William Hoffman and Mable Pry married at Peteraville with a trip to Philadelphia before settling in Peteraville. J Edward Timberlake and Emma Koethe plan a January 20 ceremony at St Stephen's Lutheran in Baltimore, with subsequent residence in Frederick. Benjamin Kanode and Mary Rice wed December 24, 1896 in New Market. David Enyge and Emma Chapman married January 7 at Rocky Ridge. William Shoemaker and Emma Manabao linked in Gettysburg. Maryland Bar Association executive council meeting noted with officers and members listed in Baltimore.
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Duddenar
Kidd Misa Ronalle
Air
Stra J
Kidd
Urbana
Charles Thomas Dadderar
Urbana MB
Hubert Barnes
Solomon's Ieland
Mra. Barnes
Aleado Kidd
Georgy Oudder
Waeblugkua
TNC Pfpman
PRT
G. Hoffman
Mallte
M. Pry
Peteraville
Luthtrac
Luther Kuhlman
Janosty
House of Twelve
Philadelphia
Chiles
Poteraville
Carde
Una Carda
J. Edward J Timberlake
Frederick
Mise Emon Koethe
Sail
Wm. Koetha
Baltimore
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Ted P.m. Enamine Ace
Los Kanodr
Rice
Benj. Kanede
New Market
Mary YU. Rice
Mountaindale
Fahroey
Bla Roulderce
East Church
Rocky Ridge
Emma
Chapman
Daltimore
Phormaker
Manaban
Gettynburg
W. Simonton
Wm. L. Shhoemaker
Frederick County
Emma J. Manabao
Liberty Township
Estate Dar Association
Hiate Bar Association
Maryland Club
John A. Wirt
Mesherry
John A. Lynch
John G. Molter
Frank L. Stoner
Dlond . Worthington
Milton G. Urner
J. Hoger Mesherry
William H. Blicke
Benjamin F. Neich
Bread War in Frederick Aims at Two-Cent Loaf Price
A garbled report recalls a bread price dispute in Frederick where bakers planned a campaign to meet competition from a rival, proposing to offer bread of the same kind at two cents per loaf, risking a broader impact on overall bread costs.
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Frederick
Thorgat
Frederik County Mutant Insurance Directors Elected
Directors of the Frederik County Mutant Insurance Company have been elected for the earning year. O W Hore W J Parsons I GO March Themes H Haller W UO Birely Tomas % Pope John 8 amature FT Cligan W H Nicodeman L Lilly John Vanmeardner George Albert will meet to organize on Monday next. A preliminary meeting is planned to discuss the probable cost of extending the Frederick and Middletown medicine Ball Howl to that point.
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Inaurance Company
Frederik County
NEWS OF THE SPATE EVENTS AND NOTES FROM BALTIMORE AREA
A garbled digest reports deaths including Albert Tipton a longtime park police figure in Baltimore aged about seventy and Joseph H Kimpnin who died by self harm on New Year’s night in Turkey Point. It notes church appointments and a banquet for the Battle of New Orleans anniversary plus bar association meeting plans Ocean City and other scattered items. It cites a robbery-attack incident at a brewery and several lawsuits and corporate matters involving local firms.
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Vinton Mall
Telanne
Jobo
Ennie
Cambridge
Maryland
West Virginia
Alftal
Tipton
Wall Trate
Se Park
Bright
John W. Heal
Fares
At Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Bparrow's Point
Ald Beeley
Richard Cornelinese Tresaurer
Society
Patipsco Baking Powder Company
Baltimore
Gin ‘Ter
M.C. Lockwood
Associate Reformed Church
New Oreans
Boeer
Mire
Joseph H. Kimpnin
George F. Wiesaner
Highlandtown
Maryland State Bar Assorlation
Ocean City
Clara Hecht
Josephine Street
Dalthmore
Vandanam
Central Obie Railroad
BL & OG
Malinge
Sia
Harti|more
Bard
Hooper
Rennort
Charlie Marshall
T. Morrie
Personal notes from the Misees Elsenatee and neighbors
The item lists local private notices including returning visitors from Chicago and Frederict, a death mention of Mrs. Renner, a health report on Joseph K. Martin near Graceham, and a sick child Isabel. also mentions a meeting in Fredonia Council No. 46 C U A M to organize a Dagghiera of Liberty chapter, plus a Postal Telegraph line project and incorporations, with various names and places in Baltimore, Frederic, and Mid-Welown.
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Connell
Fredonia Council No. 46
Dagghiera of Liberty
Contested Districts Touch Pividing Lines In Montgome ry Counties
Postwar era dispute arises between Montgomery and Frederick boards over school district boundaries and road tolls with proposals affecting Capes Froteriek and nearby townships. The debate mentions state board involvement, county routes, and a split loyalties among local factions as officials seek a resolution.
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Acuroversy
Alngolery
Prederick
Esdoul Boards
Soutgomery
Crederick
Capes
Froteriek
Eadlog
Cehills
Montgomoery
Boand
Fred Hooks
Halve of Piakatate and Afatite 8 Tumultuous Mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals Halve of Piakatate and Afatite 8 amid a discussion of Mycabletane and Wu aerey. Mentions William EL Dares, LO, Warbata, Jefferson, and Willtany 2 Sth with scattered actions and places, lacking clear narrative or dates.
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Wiliam EL Dares
Warbata Poe
Jefferaen
Ieee
Coneloe
Alan Fara
Aeres
Galatear
Tiene Farm
Te Bavary Bedhiyer
Fragmentary Textual Snippet on Health and Propriety
A damaged OCR passage hints at medical or health related topics and a critique of propriety. It mentions doctors and remedies with minimal readable details. The readable portions reference health, preparation, and possibly a proprietary remedy without clear context or identifiable entities.
Shiloer Flour Analys Puts Goods Under Lock and Key
Proprietor SHILOER of Cerenytito Roler Flour Anlis reports nearly 40 000 in product losses after a theft, with a four hour work shift disrupted. Shrine managers also unveil a coal ender gift for customers amid the incident.
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Tun
Itr
Pho
Ibey
Unclear historical note on Motalite Oca Linemen dispute
Fragmentary report mentions Motalite Oca Linemen of the Qhosteptake and Oblo Telephone Company in a transit area between Myersylile and Frederick, referencing a forming and motallis cir cult with limited legible details.
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Motalite Oca
Qhosteptake and
Oblo Telephone Company
Acad Wittaval
Myersylile
Frederick
Harper's Ferry mayor race delivers GOP victory
In Harper's Ferry, Lt. V Dantele, a Republican, defeats Democrat W. Boala by ten votes to win the mayoralty after the voters chose the town's leadership along the waterfront road between Daryer's Ferry and the bridge.
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Harper's Ferry Broathin
Atew Munupel O Costan
Thareway
Daryer's Ferry
V Dantele
Bomen W. Boala
Local notices and sales wrap from Waynesboro area
Local items advertise poultry orders at A L Kitps West Patrick shed with gear and doctor visits at City Hotel and a Gran ite Ware sale. Prominent notices include coal prices from Markell Trail and iron fence sales from G W Poolth Iron Fence Co in Waynesboro Pa with repairs and locks.
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Dieweed Poultry
A. L. Kitpp's
West Patrick Shed
Eco
Goteor
G. W. Poolth
Waynesboro
Onclin House
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Ficknador
Wertheimer
Odock
A. Mansfeld
Doe
Hendrickson
Geftnadfaitnis & Kemp
Lamuil
Goorral Loaterent
Edwin Kemp
David B. Beat
Beat & Kepler
Frederick Achgol Honees
Jackson
Babbath
Ouitcity
Banuluailies
Tha
U.bie
Jobots
Cie Gormou
Tlatacd
Pdelly MB
Cherebew
Bervicg
Hela
Jourch Jastevern
Teachers’ Institute
Culi Sturags
Brederick
Swaen Eal
Preitmuney
Feu
Rte
Thor
Hormadd
Toehoek
Rhett
Syottenge
Kraetz
Aduimeons
Nim
McBride
Jae Fon
Bat Fm
Reid
Warbu
Thomas D. van Foteen
Chicago
Frederict
Antaotes
Bek
John Renner
Nennar & Kama
Postal Telegraph Company
Utetetuce
Cornell
Targe Veidellea Laedare
Piakatate
Hood
Amu
John Thndrige Son
TYME
Coptond
Sheri Tag
Sus Lin
Sean
Osreteo
Jour Blanpinunson
F. Vv. Staup
Doll Brothers
Pe Brothers
Deulhaulm Mane
Swahon
BO Ladies Caves
Rodcok & Neidig
Odac & Hel
Pert Eeee
Pas Pals
Andembalah RA
Tamas
Waldiinn
CG WS
Eowali
Pore
Stuck
Goseleta
VICHY
Ila
Carey
Wat
Huyer
Jas. H.waunsu
Eee
Wyaporatea Geale Ourn
Hsjdt
Covoa
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Pwr
Market Street
Two Brumms
Soonresee
Barlt
Shcure
Haruaing
KOTEL
Aldo
Makzun Brbk Had & Greet
Rage
C.D. Dow
Jd. J. Remsburg
Youn J. J. Hemabur, PH. G
N. Market
J. J. Mamsburg
Miller & CO
Urbee Cove
TAR News
Wwe
Mill & OO Wees
East Pateson
Buffalo
Rpae
Bert
Char F
Machr
Yalder Hake
City Hotel
Walencep
Hartley
Toe
Wed- Bendayo
Baive Bros
Markell & Trash
Sahmee
Geeran
Gale Dy Maranl & Trail
ite Nes + Markatl, & Trail
Best & Kepler
Drebs
NPR
Moluiniz & Kemp
Mumumx & Kaur
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