BRIEF BITS SUMMARY OF CURIOUS NOTES AND EVENTS
A hodgepodge of curiosities and scattered notices from distant places. Mentions a Malay entertainment, a bankrupt English fortune cry, a French inventor using plaster figures with phosphorescent eyes, and a wasp that guards a neighborhood from enemies. Also notes a grave in Jeddah visited by pilgrims, Eve myth, a Baltimore payroll anomaly, Frostburg’s newspaper, a shooting at a depot, few Italian arrivals to the United States, a Mexico power scheme, Chinese cane and bamboo craft, and insolvency actions for Harry F. Schildt and C. Keedy’s preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Neetian
Laltimore
Reau
Arlatma
Frostborge
Nowa
Raper
Sellore
BOS OQ
Marineburg
Boney
Wally
Elmer Wilu
United States
City of
Mexico
Boston Intercate
Chine
Harry F. Schildt
Frederick
Keedy
Fragmented State News Patchwork From OCR
Local missives report a church destroyed by fire in Falbot county and several deaths from heart disease accidents and violence. Notable items include a governor election note, a dog bite incident in Chase, and a water tower overflow in Highlandtown. Mentioned are Baltimore firms, a murder trial transfer, and various civic matters with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falbot
Isalah Squirre
Catoonville
Theatx
George Bawyer
Chase
Lowndes Baw Bean
Second Nations Book of Cumberland
John W. Crisfeld
Acury Page
Princess Anne
The City Banks Elect Board Directors
The boards of directors of Frederick area banks held elections yesterday with some organizations already arranging meetings for next steps. Names appear for Farmers and Mechanics National Bank with officers elected including Col D A Winehraner as president and Charles B Trall as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka of
Frederick
First National Bank
James Houck
Althea Frederick County Bank Organization
Waa
Youiutuay
Wakemia Te Bsting
Ultizine
Central National Haoke
Farmers’ An Mechanica
National Bank
D. A. Winehraner
Charles B. Trall
Wilward Wawall
O .'T. Hendrickson
O. Albert Gilson
Kegar K Motre
Noble gift funds endowment for Frederick Female Seminary
Mrs Hood donated twenty thousand dollars to establish the James Miff'n Hood Endowment Fund at the Frederick Female Seminary. The gift supports perpetual work of the college and its mission in women’s education, with the board accepting and thanking the donor. Other estate matters and administrators were recorded, including letters of administration and inventories in several estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College of
Teely
Toe College
Feclegan
Stars of
Maryland
Potemac Synod
Niscaston
Margaret Hood
Judh Wehrbach
Ava
Securiter
Vurectora
James Miff'n Hood Endowment Fund
Calle
Trike Reformed Church
Alma Slater
Frederick Female Seminary
Frederick
Frecutick Female Seminary
Mre
Hood
Milton Culler
John Henry Culler
O A
Dorine
Annie M Zimmerman
Benjamin J. Zimmerman
William
Howard
George R. Howard
Mary E
Harry MM. Howard
Harvey L Hahn
Personal notices and social updates from Palmetto Fibro period
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr James A Brown, long time book keeper at Palmetto Fibro Company, has resigned to pursue new ventures in Norfolk Virginia. Best wishes extend to his future labor. Minnie Beale and Mary Thomas of Ademdown attended Mise Burole Crown event in Berryville Virginia. Mr C K Btarg, Central Railroad conductor, and his wife are set to travel for a family death on Saturday. Parhamend daughters visiting sister Mrs Bit Dannay on Market Street South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Brown
Palmetto Fibro Company
Norfolk
Virginia
Minee Beale
Mary Thomas
Ademdown
Berryville
Marchaze Licenses Reported for Barkloterino Residents
Fragmentary OCR notes list individuals linked to Barkloterino and Hollvar with unclear roles. Mentions of Joseph RB More and uaota V O'Neal amid garbled phrases suggest licensing or official records. No clear events, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchaze
Joseph RB More
Barkloterino
Uaota V O'Neal
Hollvar
Joreph Morpry
Mary
Unclear gunfire near Baltimore and Utwaerich county scene
A man identified as Edward C with a Baltimore and Utwaerich county chase and shooting near a burning pile. Fire and gunfire erupted as Special Color John Luly ordered guards, with multiple wounded and one fatality reported. transport to Camden Station and Maryland University Hospital followed, suspicions and arrests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C'sftey
Peoo Avenue
Pitveburg
Lelylog
Bleryland Walverley Hospital
Delloore
Halland
Acriiul
Colley
Bsaltinore
Osty Kalitwad
Utwaerich
John Luly
Palao
Abe
Lilly
Ted
Tealdhums
Jobo Lloyd
U Iiy
Camden Staton
Maryland University Hospital
Coffey
Depol
Ralilove
Populars
Ray
Dwelling Burned Near Jefferson District
Fire destroyed a dwelling of Mr Meary dal cer near Jefferson district on Monday. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars with 580 on dry goods and 400 on furniture. Contents and house totally destroyed. insured for 20 dollars with Grangora Company of Aldatetown. Auctioneer reputations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meary Dal
Cer
Jeferson
Tale Crunty
Sulcer
Farnhura
Jefferson District
Contraette
Burdedt
Grangora Company
Aldatetown
Mtr
Ea Cor Frorell
Rededication at Foagaville Church Spearheads local praise
Sunday witnessed the rededication of the Culler Memorial Church in Foagaville Md the event marked by a prominent sermon by Rev G 0 Bose Kerk and a large crowd the old Gothic structure with 70230 feet of space has been rebuilt at a cost of around one thousand dollars and the celebration included a large turnout and beneficent gifts from the community Initiatives by the Jefferson charge and the faithful pastor were praised by attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 0
U. Bosekerk
Frederick
Providence
Rongaville
Charset
Guild of
Reformed Catch
Slagle
Carrall County
Mab
Musto
Milas Bartholomew
Mise Marian Kolo
Anto
Prof
Emith
Mea Emily Landauer
Miss Micki
Dilem Bisuffer
Howard Kioy
Miss Korn
Professor Aldridge
Glade Reformed Missosart Society
Glade Reformed Missionary Soci
New Church
Ditmar
Jefferson
Junior Directors Appointment of Standing Committee and Officers
The board of Mrectors of the Juttor teem Pho Eoging Company No. 2 met last night on Mareb on Court street. Officers named include president Jobo C. Muter and vice presidents Tsalab No Loy and J Henry Looin 19 with foreman Willan to ahlp Jey. The meeting adjourned after appointing a standing committee for the year and hosts served a feast featuring a mayoral guest and Generad O I Stelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Thangqner
Juttor Teem Pho Eoging Company No. 2
Court Street
Jobo C. Muter
Tsalab No Loy
J Henry Looin
Willan
Ahlp
Ahlp Jey, Foreman, Op Nodes, Hte? Englnett
Juhu
Bias Abboud
James EH
Lavin
Wutm Shivey
Dent Moyer
John
Motes
Hive
Bisubauer
Shipley
Ithudes
Whroe Aston
Mapor
Tila
Thrilling Opera Mouse Attraction Next Saturday
The Opera Mouse will present Lincoln J. Garter's acento wulodrama The Matt Mall featuring dramatic stage effects. A realistic train of fourteen cars and a moonlit Falls sequence promise a vivid representation and abundant humor. Tickets now on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln J. Garter
Fornacoe
Bollere
Loo
Anattia
YMCA Notes Promise Of Profitable Season For Members
The YMCA reports a pep in the air as a profitable season looms with the saccalatady in the Gorpel of Jobo noted as a key event. The next season opens Monday night replacing Tuesday, with Mopere as the fourth attraction in the Association course. A committee of general management for the coming Klate Convention is named including Archilberger Biiely Jobo J. Hendsleison Pareoos and Frank Sappington. the committee meets Friday at five. Posters go up today for the Nashville Students next Tuesday evening, while baths remain crowded compared with prior efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo
W. 1 Pareoos
Fiank Sappington
Nashville
Associaton
Maryland History Essay Prize Offered by State Chapter
The Maryland Chapter Dsughiera of the American Revolution announces a gold medal for the best essay on Maryland history by a pupil in Maryland. Open to public and private school students, grades below college level. competition closes on February 6 with entries due. The Nashville Students concert at the Cly Opera House is highlighted as a feature of the present season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Dsughiera
Osborns Ingle
Jorge John A. Lynch
Charles W. Ely
William BP
Maulaby
Prederick
Srs
Ell Casa
M .Acours
Cly Opera House
Ebearic
Naabville Stadente
Dan Freachico
Auyr
Nashville Stadente
Ill-formed historical notice of March sale planned
Blok and Will announce a sale of personal property on March 20 near Jermany Grove due to recent ill health in the household. The auctioneer will manage the process with Hervey MC assisting as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blok
Hale
Heather
Mariago Warradeliz
Jermany Grove
Wesson Hervey MC Heave
Lecture postponed at Woman's College Friday night
The Friday lecture at the Woman's College was postponed due to unspecified reasons within the lecturer's family. The notice references the 1906 figures and disbursement amounts for the fiscal year, indicating financial details tied to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Ainren
Death notices for Clarence Ederard and George KF Watt
Obituaries list Clarence Ederard of Lowistown aged about 60 with funeral at Saint Paola Church and interment at Saint Point. undertaker Creager of Phutmont. Also obituary for George KF Watt of Washington District who died January 6 and buried January 11 at Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgia. Both described as veterans with Union Army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander E.i G Brton
North Felon Avenue
Baltimore
Frederick
Olives Cemetery
Willan I. McKenney
Mathodiat Episcopal Church
Qaborne [Nogle
Balnte
Protestant Episcopal
B. RK. Eichbach
Reformed Church
David O. Winebrenner
James HH. Gambrill, Jr
Charlen B. Trat
Louie M. Lester
Gibson
Mt Olivet
Wat B Etchison
Charyne
Thie City
Tlameder Davett
Clarence Ederard
Jewoe W
Geure L Diet Gs
Coir Lowistown
Toateadt
Monthe
LO Dave
Balundaya
Paola Chareh
Attes Mille
Roy
Sf, Hench Atti Dating, Isolated By Reva Aaper Andrere, OF Lowletown
Creager
Phutmont
Benjamin F
Amcar
Hecke
Thin County
Watt Etick
Gaorgs
Wetaorick
Waehlngton
Mundey
Oake HI Camatery
Gaorgstown
Bowan
Lowan
Washington
George St. Halling
Yale City
Regular meeting of Historical Society set at Mrs Eleanor Johnson's
The Me torical Society plans its near regular meeting at the residence of Miss Eleanor Johnson on Thursday January 14 1907 at 8 oclock p m A roll call attendance is requested Joan A Lyxon January 12 1907 President Y M C A Library books belonging to the library must be returned this week The charming opera Bingo Beard will be repeated Monday evening January 16 at the City Opera House for the benefit of the patriotic fund Admission is 15 cents down stairs 10 cents gallery Proceeds go to the fund
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Eleanor Johnson
Joan A Lyxon
City Opera House
Dr. John
Statra
Best and Karnes I Warn Selling at Urbandly
Fragmentary ad like notice discusses selling at lower price points and a warning linked to a practice described as a wholesale or mail order sale. Readers are urged to call. OCR illegibility limits clarity of names and exact actions.
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Webb
Baatro
QU Keely
Prasat
Carty
Eatate
News OF the State
Tm Westerdnnsed
Chesapears Elestric and Water Company
Highlandtown
Genie Leigh A. Thompson
Usmdep Station
Samuel Robinson
Clark & Company
McRiderry
Charles County
Lowndes
Dinate Board of Health
State
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Farma
Henry A. Rowland
John Booklar Votyeraity
Lialan Sockety
Defence
Mattenec
Sherstas Uma
the City Banks
Ge Myar
Poond Nog Et Marsh
MS Hood
Womans College
Edward Koontz
Levin Alice
Episte
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Cata
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Henry Perry
G. Eldridge
Urner
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Peter Carpenter
Margaret Car- Panter
W. Ecman
Joseph W. Baumgardner
Benty Baumgardner
Daraeiapha Akcus Thass
Brunswick
Edward Cucury
Winiroad Delective
Henry SU Dce
News OF the Churches
Zion Reformed Church
Chatheavile
Wi A. m
Hig
Yench
Missionary Society
John J. Neil
David K. Atem
Tees
Elijah O Rosor
Mo Myra Woole
Traatea
Paul Hine
Daniel Wilitsme
Wits
John Mumford
Harry F.schildt
Clayton
Reedy
Wolty
Ann Connacht
A Merete Tintinns
Lewis M. Mixsorf
John W. Mumford
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Kart
YMCA
Cock County
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Ekpler
Weasun
Best & Karnes
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Pitt
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Miammond Greer
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Weroe
Mullinia 3S
Riad
Avion
John Hendrickson
Ned Cottins
Opus
UR Pines
Pinan
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Staub
Athaly Price
WR Kaye
Iwnid
F. Vv. Siaun
Numtu Market Street
Doll Brothers
North Market BT
Ons Ilalf Kahely
Iy Rodook
Neidig
Yovuck
Moddgh
Naidi
RiGr & Bons
A. T. Rice & Sox
Otolu
Birr
James Wu
Walkher
Oc, Jy Ave
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Central Hardware CO
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Phessanta
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Carr
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Miibact OF Hansaparilla
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BK Miller & UU
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Nussa
Cora
Miller
Hast
Patrick Steret
Avatara Aravad
Wousic Rcx
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