New City and County Directory seeks subscribers
The News in connection with Mr Wan will publish a new street and county directory. It will list every resident over twenty, with occupation and address, note if board or housekeeper, show city government bodies and institutions, and include street intersections. The directory promises two complete directories in one cover for city and rural areas, with full county parts and property details. Subscription price is $3.50. Advertising rates are moderate.
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Tia
Tre News
Mfr Wan
Kiewin
Saratoga
N.J
Meg Kiswin
Priea
United States
Purely Personal News From Thor Community
Purposely personal notes list residents visiting and traveling. George R Schroyer and family of the city plan a Watt for the Watson Thursday spell ceremony while Laniatreel and daughter Misa Watts return to Martinaburg from a county visit. Several others, including E D Grove of Grove Lime Co, prepare to depart Richmond Virginia. George Linton, formerly of Baltimore, is in town with his father. Mrs Hary F Roddy and Miss Edith Barnes attend family events in the county. Mr and Mrs Carlton Shafer travel to Annapolis for the winter. John L Jordan, circuit court clerk, is in Washington for a funeral. Raymond Shriner of Washington visits Konda. Mrs A A Gilson departs for Repertonsvals for a visit. Mrs Char Cromwell of Fort Wayne arrives for a visit with Mr John C Hamilton. H E Weeks of New York was in town yesterday. Messrs James A Sanbough and Z C Pfoff of Frostburg are guests of Thomas Strickler. Macey Grumbine of Dating Texas stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs M D M Grumbine. Mrs Hurucker plans a move to Baltimore in the near future.
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Thor
George R. Schroyer
Watt
Waston
Laniatreel
Misa Watts
Martinaburg
E. D. Grove
Bi. J. Grove Lime Company
Richmond
George Linton
Baltipore
Hary F. Roddy
Wem
Carlton Shafer
Annapolis
John L. Jordan
Circuit Court
Washington, D. C
Wrelarl
Raymond Shriner
Washington, D.C
Konda
A. A. Gilson
South Market Street
PRR
Bravhstock Debate Society to Tackle Knowledge Study
A debating sock sty at Shovkslawn Thursday evening aims to organize a session. If enough persons attend, the Bravhstock debating Society will tackle the question of the relative benefit of knowledge gained through reading and practice.
Fire destroys tannery and damages creamery and dwelling
Fire swept the West Main Street area in Middletown, destroying a tannery building and heavily damaging the adjacent premises. The blaze began in the milk room of the Catocun Valley Creamery and spread to the large dwelling and outbuildings, with total losses estimated over 4000 dollars, though the dwelling and outbuildings were saved. The fire was eventually contained after nearly an hour as efforts focused on saving the creamery and nearby structures.
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Bella
West
Malinetrest
Catoetia Valley
Doub
Thomas Stachayn
CL AL Gross
Edward Suriver
Thomas Foorle
Catocun Valley Creamery Company
C. A
Fragmentary Names and Places Across an Unreadable Page
Readable scraps show a collage of names and places such as Philadelphia, New York, Hagerstown, and Baltimore amid scattered initials and titles. The garbled OCR hints at a list of individuals, firms, and locales without coherent events or actions.
Real Estate Transfers and City Opera House Report
Real estate transfers include Andrews Harbaugh and wife to Alvey J Harbaugh for four acres seven perches at 125 dollars per acre estimate, Mickley heirs selling 31 acres to J Mickley, etc. City Opera House attendance for Prof Warman’s second benefit for the Key Monument Fund was low due to weather. organizers canceled part of the program and Warmans left for Washington and Richmond.
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Matate Teanstiers
Baltimore City
Christopher C. Marks
Brunswick
Feu
Andrew Harbaugh
Alvey J. Harbaugh
uFpera
George Harbaneh
Aburom Mickley
Elizabeth and
Daniel 5
Mickley
Upton B
Ny Acres
City Opera House
Warman
Key Monument Fund
Booth
Vie Woshington
Richmond
Ageing Among Carroll County Dwellers in 1891
A Carroll County health census notes a high longevity with 90 deceased residents aged 70 and older in 1891, totaling about 7904 years and averaging 74 years 7 months. Westminster, population 3100, also shows many residents over 70.
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Dasser
Carroll
Westminster
Dined by the Colonel Honors New State Comptroller Smith
Ex Comptroller Baughman hosted a dinner for the new comptroller Mr Smith attended by Judge Alvey and Court of Appeals members Treasurer Brown Wright Betts from the comptroller’s office Senator Newman and Frederick County delegation also present.
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Baughman
Smith
Alvey
Court of Appeals
Brown
Wright
Betts
Comptroller’s Office
Membare
Pis
Newman
Frederick County
Qualified men listed before Clerk in Hanover district
Qualified parsons appeared before Clerk Jordan yesterday naming lease Grum bine Frederick district William H Sturdevant Irving A Fos Simon S Becard Thomas C Fox Carlton Harbaugh Anton B Brown Samuel West Wan F Imrely road supervisors for Hanover district Irving A Fox deputy sheriff for Hanover district.
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Parsons
Jordan
Lease Grumbine
Frederick
Wm. H. Sturdevant
Irving A. Fos
Simon S. Becard
Thomas C. Fox
Carlton - Harbaugh
Anton B. Brown
Samuel West
Wan. F. Imrely
Hanvern
Irving A. Fox
Hauvere
Gree
Frederick War Claims Refund Proposal Seeks 1864 Damages
Frederick War Claims official proposes a bill to refund Frederick city 200000 dollars exacted by the Confederate army under General Jubal Early in 1864, the penalty of burning the city.
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Frederick
Jubal Early
Want New Quarters for Law Library Association
At a meeting of the members of the Law Library Association held on Monday, a committee was appointed to arrange for new quarters for the association at Orphan Court. The first and final account of Mary F. Morgan, administrator of Thomas W. Morgan, deceased, was filed. The last will of Elizabeth Berg er, deceased, was probated.
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The
Law [Library Association
Mon
Messrs
Wm. P. Maulaby, Jr
Hon
Reich
Jacob Johrback
Orphane
Mary F. Morgan
Thomas W. Morgan
Elizabeth Berger
Funeral of Saya Crawford Held at Mount Carmel
The funeral for Saya Crawford of Bohieyaville was held this morning at I o'clock with Rev Ingle officiating. Interment followed at Mount Carmel. F Schroeder served as undertaker.
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Everein
Saya Crawford
Bohieyaville
Ingle
Mount Carmel
F. Schroeder
Meret from Ah tpers, Peerless Ment fects are geatane
In a sparsely readable note, Meret from Ah tpers is described with vague claims of Peerless Ment fects. The fragment mentions Vand Bow and urges action, but details and context remain unclear.
Wiltee Choadtut Officers Elected by White Cloud Club Meeting
The White Cloud Club held a meeting with Sidgetiye members present as secuntly elected officers were installed. The list includes reception committees and numerous members such as Wallan Beterhy, John Hrengey, Kennard Vig, John Varit, Jesse fl pecent, Chuttles Kero Abarty Danner, Ware Daten, Hencer Wonie, Joseph Aaregie, and more. The gathering also noted Pendents for piano players and other roles, with attendees pledged to support the club’s plans.
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Wiltee Choadtut
White Cloud Club
Sidgetiye
Ballon
Conmmdliies
Hartes Wolte
Wallan Beterhy
Iasavere
Deiey Balk
Awe
Maryland Legislature Debates United States Senator Race
The Frederick delegation backed Mr. Gopman for the Senate while others split votes among Gibson and Wirt. Joint convention to declare results followed a busy day with appointments and local bills amid state political maneuvering.
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Mary Bord Geer Glatngy
United States Seastore
Arthur Gonmn
Braveries
Waa Tioraan
Lloyd Lowndes
Hepubiian
Senate
Garuian
Lowte
Wilcon
Dueet
Yetu
Garland
G Senstar
Billy
Latnt
Marton de Kolb Smith
Brown
Blate Bureau of State
Lanborn Statiatics
Goa
Enthra Frederick
Gopman
Wirt
Throve
Gibson
Iga
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
Jostin Heraper
Maryland
McSherry
Meederick County
Fretiesick
Montevedlong
Frederek County
Social World Dance Evening at J Howard Allnutt Home
Wednesday evening the parlors at the home of Mr J Howard Allnutt on Cave rolls Manor opened for a dance. Miss Mamlo Allnutt and Mr Charles J Nichola led the initial dance as others joined, a splendid supper followed, and dancing continued into the early hours. Many guests from surrounding towns attended, with praise offered to hosts and committee. A leap year dance is planned at Wal ted Hall with Misses Mary Teuland and Ollie Strawnberger organizing. A private dance was announced at the home of Miss Laura Jones on West South Street.
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J. Howard Allnutt
Caverolls Manor
Mamlo | Allnutt
Charles J. Nichola
Galthernburg
Milgsca
Rono Clomaente
Mamle Hoyla
Clayton Hoyle
Ofs
Barnesville
Doctor Bellman
Gaskell
M. Dickerson
Arthur Jones
Dickerson
Misses Mamle
Mollie Renneberger
Emma Ways
Gale Bready
M. Knouff
Nultie Renneberger
Bettis Thomas
Mollie Boat
Maggie Cronenberg
Mian Rottle Snouffer
Aanton Snouffer
Adamstown
Walted Hall
Tharelay
Vanchig
Oywiere
Mary Teuland
Ollie Strawnberger
Mise Laura Jones
Weat Houth Atreet
Stone Tse
Auctioneer Foot Sells Bank Shares at Carlin House Sale
Auctioneer Foot offered shares at public sale this morning at the Carlin House. Dozens of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank stock moved to J M Mood Kemp and Lowenstein at set prices, with portions to Columan Kemp and others. Remaining 201 shares withdrawn. A sale of Central National Bank stock was also withdrawn as no bids were offered.
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Hank Kook
Foot
Carlin House
Tor
Midwr
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
J. M. Mood
Columain Kemp
Lowenstein
Foot Alan
Natonal Hank
Bank Officers Elected at Frederick County National Bank
The newly elected board of directors for Frederick County National Bank includes Provkiant, W. Irving Parevee, caotlee, £ Jumnes, John J. Carty, Alanensns lant, CBT, Hendeteneee. The report lists ten officers and outlines their roles.
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Frederick Coomty National Bank
Aml
Provkiant
W. Irving Parevee
Caotlee
Itingar
Weiter
John J. Carty
Local notices from a township scene in 19th century county
The item lists dozens of residents and relations visiting, illness and recovery notes, weddings, deaths, church services, and community updates. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Wor, Miss Mull, Elmer Remensburg, Agnes Kriems, Agnes Wachter, and others, with updates on health, travel, and local events across Braddock, Frederick, and surrounding towns.
Fragmented notice from a troubled town street scene
A distorted report describes a town layout change with new paving and pedestrian movement. It mentions safety concerns and vague references to substances, possible theft or illicit activity, and calls for action by authorities to secure property and prevent harm.
Local Deterioration Reports and Community Loss Across Regions
Fragmented OCR item notes multiple incidents including deaths in Western Marys, a Philadelphia court case with a large sum, and a Washington county inquiry. It mentions a Hagerstown worker fatally injured in a rubber-related accident and a derailed rail or societal event, with scattered names and places such as Ebkton, digerstown, and Wash logum county.
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Marton
Weenapoli
Rebigendy
Western
Marys
Tandy
Digerstown
Hophes
Phindelphia
Wilovington
Ebkton
Aunsares
Elven
Washlogum County
Altahouse Davies
Kenley
Ken. Fleery
Calvin Aghet
Strange obituaries and local notices from a stormy era
A fragmented 19th century newspaper fragment reports funeral arrangements for Mise Asa Borer and Elizabeth Berger, weather delaying rites and snow hampers travel. It notes religious press distributions, counts by denomination, and a local conference that elected delegates to Baltimore. An injured man found near York, Jacob Studebaker, is hospitalized. It mentions Senator Stewart advocating a railway charter and canal-interfering plans near the Chain Bridge.
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Tre Niswa
Mise Asa Borer
Elizabeth Berger
God's Acre
Jst
United Drill Association Meeting Reports Strong Finances
The secretary and treasurer reported the association in good condition with thirty meetings held during the year and an average attendance of twenty five. After business, members were entertained for half an hour by Captain Frank Stoke.
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Rho Uniteda
United Drill Association
Transacion of
Frank Stoke
Committed to Montewas Hospital After Incident
A person was taken to Montevie Hospital for MW dayn of treatment following an event described as a commitment. Respondents conveyed him on the above natlta Von, with unspecified authorities involved in transport.
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Ashe
Meana
Au Peck
Ite Wan
Montevie Hospital
MW Dayn
Conntalla Irengle
Marriage Liceners In Various Towns Reported
Marriage licensers report lists V Hacehmen and A Lizile Grosanickie from Elerion with Bamuel F Trent of Woodshoro and Lula B Bieh of Buckryetown Elmer K Ramehara of Charlenville and J Bmiti of Woodsharn as applicants or pairs in several local areas.
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Liceners
V. Hacehmen
Wolfarile
A. Lizile Grosanickie
Elerion
Bamuel F. Trent
Woodshoro
Lula B. Bieh
Buckryetown
Elmer K. Ramehara
Charlenville
Fine J Bmiti
Woodsharn
Skippers Meat Supplies Noted in Odd Message
A fragmented item mentions Skippers meat supply and scattered words about sellers and regions. The readable portion points to a local grocery or market notice with unnamed entities and unclear timing. Further context is unavailable from the readable text.
Elder Brother's Punishment Moves Hearts in Wartime Vigil
A fragment from a Baltimore era paper recounts a wartime sermon in Washington where a younger brother bears punishment for wrongdoing and the elder brother’s restraint moves a crowd. The piece intertwines religious reflection with social scenes and a dedication to the aged home project in Freemont City.
Unclear OCR grocery notice from Maryland retailers
Fragmentary OCR text advertises meat products with questionable spellings and garbled phrases. Mentions Great Hundredhemn Cy, Frederick, Maryland, and retailers selling items priced per piece. Content is incomplete and lacks coherent facts.
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Keni Fon Attoniar
Great Houthemn Cy
Frederick
Unclear OCR fragment on a river incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a car incident near a river with named individuals and vague actions. The readable portion mentions a coupe attempt, a drowning event, and a request to recount the sequence, but details are too garbled to identify people, places, or a definite outcome.
Local Holiday Pageant and Family Reminiscence Fragment
A fragmented reminiscence touches on family memories and a child’s toys with echoes of a holiday mood. It mentions a fatherly embrace and comforting scenes, then shifts to a cough remedy promotion with Boyle’s Syrup referenced as a well known remedy.
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