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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
5
The article sketches genealogical hints and literary notes about Poe born in Boston with 19th century roots. It mentions Irish origin and Cromwellian lineage. references astronomical events and a referenced date range, hinting at a broad cultural miscellany in a historical Boston newspaper.
The notice explains that persons planning public sales must send their names and addresses, plus the date of sale, to the newspaper immediately. It warns no notice will be published without an order and timely copy, and stresses early orders to avoid missing advertising bills.
Under Postoffice Department ruling the Laz News calendar is allowed for subscribers. Previously a custom, readers now may secure a calendar by calling at the office or sending a request through the mail with a two cent stamp.
Local items note Wm H Rainsburg buying a hotel from Ricketts West and Patlek, and incidents include falls on ice injuring residents on North Market and near Sixth Street. A baby boy arrives to Mr and Mrs Emil Reitr on West Patrick. Mrs Edwin Freed falls icy pavement on East Patrick. Municipal meeting set for 7 30 PM. improvements noted at Thomas Baumsgardner’s saloon on North Market Street.
In county news a new financial institution named At Will So Savings Bank opens under the same umbrella as the Bifoce branch, signaling expansion in local banking access and services for residents.
The weekly court docket lists numerous real estate deeds and transfers in Jefferson County. Entries name grantors and grantees such as Martin Ellen Easterday, Mary S Hoffman, Arthur Lines, and William C Specht, with parcels in Frederick Middletown and Myeraville and sums like 5, 340, and 752 dollars.
A largely attended meeting of Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 Knights Templar was held with an address on temperism by Sir Adolphus Fearhake. The event featured a pleasant program and the procession of jewels and honors for past commanders.
A fragmented notice indicates a meeting at 715 oclock featuring Mr Chaklge as president and Frederick Wen as a participant. The text discusses the board of the state treasurer and related proceedings in a formal context.
Elisabeth Young of Clarksburg Montgomery county faced suspicions after months of residence near the town. She allegedly secured a loan of several hundred dollars and vanished, leaving creditors Canadian and New York links. The case involves a business engagement and missing funds.
A jumble of names and places shows Mr. Sohn and W Kolb of Briddwick in Frederick on business. J G Dodgeius returns from a funeral. Mrs. B J Schmid visits relatives in the West. Mrs. Marion J Kilne visits Altoona. Elias Rey of Pendleton, president of the National Jural Letter Charters Association, visits Mr. Frank Sappington. Hanover Agricultural Society holds annual meeting, with new board members and officer changes, including C Delone as president and J Tuttle as director.
The meeting of the Frederick Baseball Club board discussed reorganizing the club for the coming season. A public meeting was scheduled in the assembly room of the Postal Savings office, with attendance encouraged and room provided free for supporters. The event aims to present plans and foster a large turnout.
Readable fragments describe evangelistic meetings led by Dr A J Erk Berminns at UI with strong persuasion and vivid illustrations. The text notes soul linked with Christ and stresses good works, while a separate line hints at an estate sale managed by G T estate agent in a local city.
The text outlines Baltimore area election rules and primary dates, mentions City Council, mayoral offices, and Comptroller candidacies. It notes salaries for city officials, clerks, and election supervisors, and references pension bills and voting rights for women in Princess Anne, with debates on grandfather clauses and property qualifications.
In Smithaburg Washington County late yesterday a runaway horse attached to a wagon threw occupants including Mrs. J Olek Starner and others. The accident occurred on the rural road near Tollaville. Mrs Starner sustained a broken leg and head injuries while other passengers suffered contusions and minor injuries. Medical aid was rendered at the scene before transport.
Fragmentary notes indicate a bicycle accident victim, identified as Edward, is slowly improving after a crash with Michael Bower cited in passing. The report references ongoing medical care and gradual rehabilitation.
A scanned bank notice from Frederick Maryland discusses deposits and interest rates. It lists officers including Vice President and Director roles and outlines terms for deposits bearing interest and changes in rates. The document references authority and procedures for depositors to present books and mentions general banking operations.
City officials and local clubs discuss forming a unified valley league with paying teams. Prominent players and managers from Cumberland Valley towns back a plan to expand independent baseball, citing potential growth and better competition.
Fragmentary report describes a soup distribution event for the poor in the city. The readable parts reference about fifty gallons of soup and proceedings aimed at aiding those in need, though many words are garbled and details are unclear.
Event at Lake View titled Thureday Night was postponed from last week due to weather. Organizers planned a late January gather featuring an egg race and blick party, with details to be announced.
A fragmented ad lists various household items with prices and sizes such as 70 inch tables and 48 inch sheets. Mentions Comforts cotton shed and Deuce Tdnon products. Indicates weekly arrivals and specials from Neidig and Miller.
A fragmentary local notice sheet lists events at the auditorium of the Af C A on Friday night including musical pieces and dramatic acts. Trivia items mention a theater opening and a public anniversary event, with references to rooms and dining spaces and a Diamond Rink event in Hanover J. Diamonds game scheduled for 2 30.
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