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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions public sales and advertising for bills, with unclear details about orders and prices. The readable bits show references to printed aids and notices handled by the office, but no complete events or entities are identifiable.
Under Post Office Department rules Tax News calendar for 910 is not mailed to subscribers. Formerly sent by mail, readers may call at the office or request through the mail, with two-cent stamps.
Fragmented notices describe a return from Antietam and a search for relatives in Washington. Names include Nicholas Haller Edward James Bott Market street and Mrs Jacob Ingelbrecht on the Monocacy Boulevard. A Brunswick man was injured in an accident described with limited details.
Fragmentary text shows a brief item likely about grief or memorial notes. Readable fragments mention people and possible dates, but essential details are missing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ceremony and a party against an individual named Trandl or Trandl ehter with references to tenants and a 21 year old, but the details are garbled and no clear event or outcome is discernible.
Fragmentary notes describe a league game with Brown and Riafoatarkera involved and a close club standing. The text lists lineups including Heavern, Bon, Detr, Lense, Kemp and Landauer with scattered scores and positions, but key details are garbled.
A boarder at High Street in Libertytown accuses Holbreaner of assaulting his wife and a rail rodder incident. Police refer the complaint to State Attorney Armstrong. A separate legal action seeks a marriage dissolving bill and relates to Corrie Finns and local residents.
A funeral service will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Park Avenue and Preston Streets in Baltimore for Anna Dorsey of Fountaindale and William Resslery of Babillasville. The families request no flowers.
A county commission plans a public inquiry on county improvement spending. The draft resolution calls for a countywide poll with meetings in each precinct and a general session led by appointed committee members to gauge citizen views on a proposed $500,000 project.
A 1910 notice reports a counterfeit one dollar bill circulated in the United States. Printed from retouched photomechanical plates, it imitates bond paper and ink with faulty lines. The bill bears the Facsimile of W Vernon and G H Treat signatures with Lincoln and Grant portraits and a check-letter 4G.
Mrs Clayton and Mrs Ed tould Adams of Buckeystown met with Patrick street ves gu apsidane ob West wrere in a lonely teak that satel the ood. The tails of the incident describe a lively scene with a wet road and a coat damaged.
An unclear archival snippet lists directors and parties with garbled names and roles. The text references a company and governance figures but details are fragmented, hindering precise identification of persons or organizations.
A jumble of medical terms and conditions appears, including congenital syphilis bronchitis appendicitis typhoid and uremia. The text reads like a catalog of diseases and procedures with scattered misspellings and unclear context.
Police allege Aronson a Washington rock dealer was paid $125 for a shipment. Detectives Barbee and Barbe identified Reuben Hitt as a key figure in the case and arranged the prisoner’s transfer from Pittsburg authorities to this jurisdiction.
Frederick man Frank Beddington arrived at the City Hotel in Hagerstown seeking his wife who, he said, had registered with another man under an assumed name. The couple were not found at the hotel, and Beddington stated his wife left their home weeks ago with the other man. He traveled by trolley to Weyman and back to Frederick in the afternoon, but no trace was found.
The public 4 anniversary exercises of the Young Men’s association are set for Monday afternoon at the City Opera House. A review of the year 1909 and a musical program will mark the event with Dr Merrit E Gates of Washington among speakers.
Fragmentary notes describe a Senate committee session led by the president with discussions about assignments and high level appointments. The readable text mentions committee roles and potential votes, with no clear names or dates readable.
Fragment ends with unclear OCR text. readable portion notes an injury incident on South Barber Street involving an individual nicknamed Finiger and a person named Barry Yous, with limited corroborating details.
A November 1908 notice states a four percent rate on all special vital deposits and similar notes. It mentions no need to present books for changes and notes the rate applies to new deposits of the same class with freet end facilities for general banking transactions.
Reports state William Kendall aged 87 died in Scarborough. Fire destroyed a large barn, cattle lost, founder Alfred Ewing noted. Potonlng miner will resume work after idle period. about 50 men expected back. The Dawald Cairn near Smithburg was sold for 4000 dollars. Miss Lilian Ansieenens and Mrs George Callie are among those mentioned in local updates.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Mason’s event at Braddock Heights Casino Indoor with mention of baseball activity tonight. Details are unclear but indicates a local club hosting indoor baseball related entertainment this evening.
The note lists a January 23 anniversary for the M C A and an annual meeting of Flichigh Chapter No. 279. It mentions a variety show at The Gem with oysters and a dinner, a song recital by Madame Gaverre, and a 1910 basketball event.
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