Notable figures and events in early American history
The item notes Charles J. Guitene found guilty of murder of President and references Isabella Beecher Hodder death. It mentions Lyman Beecher and Halley’s Comet with astronomical data and a death of Sir Edmund Hatley, English astronomer.
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Labed
Charles J. Guitene
Borm
Isabella Beecher Hodker
Lyman Beecher
Mercury
Edmund Hatley
Eng
Ash
Swbotie
Halley
Local Name Fragments Prompting Mystery Casino Mentions
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions names and places including Braddock Casino, Thos Kemp, Markey, Mozer, H.R. Flautt and Lake View. The readable text resembles a local notice or ad fragment with unclear context and no complete events or actions.
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Camof G. Ech
Stepley’s
Marvel Braddock Casino
C. Thos. Kempateseeese
Markey
H.R. Flautt
Lake View
Public Sale Notice Recording Urges Early Listings
Wenos planning public sales for the coming season are urged to send names, ads, and sale dates to be recorded to avoid conflicts. The News prints all sales free in both Daily and Weekly issues once orders and copy are received. No notice will be published without billing orders or advertisement copy in hand.
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Werenos
Tix News
Sanm
Chahge Io
Wemxzy
Purely Personal: Frederick Scene Highlights Local Residents
A stream of short notices lists residents traveling on business visiting Frederick Mary E. Baker of Baltimore travels for family illness George Pearce visits Rockville Frank Foster returns to Chicago Frank Feete visits Baltimore and family in Frederick Charles Walters moves to East Sixth Street Lucy Thechavets visits from Baltimore with her parents in Frederick area
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George A. Pearce
Rockville
Gay Nust
East Third Street
Markell Nelson
McKalg
Frederick
Joseph 8. Peters
York
H. C. White
East Fourth Street
Lancaster
Charles E. Walters
West Fifth Street
East Sixth
Johnville
Potomac and Susquehanna Railroad Aims for Williamsport to Baltimore
A new Potomac and Susquehanna Railroad company seeks to link existing lines from Williamsport through Frederick to Baltimore. The plan includes tying the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg route into the network, with talks of a possible Charmont rent offer, though no sale was made. If formed, the project may run from Williamsport north to connect with a New York Central line, pass through Duncannon and chambersburg, and run toward Gettysburg with mixed steam and electric traction.
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Poonavaria
Potomac and Susquehanna Railroad
Eaid
Wilfiameport
Baltimore
Frederick
Weahington
Gettysburg
Thurmont
Frederick Railroad Company
Charmont
Roral Company
Erage Ob
Projet
Termini
Wirport
New York Central Railroad
Ias
Duovanuun
Susquehanna
Duncamnien
Carlele
Neweillé
Ship
Greencastle & Waynesboro
Newville
Chanbersaburg
Mar
Oper
Carlisle
Fim
Philadelphia
GG. & W. Ilne
Fll
Lne
Chambersburg
Carliste
Ovilanurg
Prederbcy
Shady Grove
Harrisburg
New Building Condemned Delays Hagerstown Post Office Move
Announcement says the new Federal Building in Hagerstown is condemned by Inspector Neally and will not be accepted until changes match specifications. Tearing of interior tiling marble work and hall portions may be required. contractor Wi. P. Wells of Philadelphia involved.
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Hagerstown
Masonic Temple
Neally
Wi. P. Wells
Philadelphia
Local Sickness Notes From City Streets and Art Club
Daily health notes list residents on the sick list including Miss Blanche and Mrs Laura Cook. Charles Wiles shows slight improvement while another patient sits up after illness. Savilla Layman remains critically ill near Thurmont as Frederick Art Club meets on January 2 with remarks on Rural Life in Spain.
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Mies
Bertie Gilbert
Eighth Street
Miss Blanche
Laura TI
South Market
Charlee W. Wiles
Willie Lampocenine
Elok
Clara Dixon
Misa Savilla Layman
Thurmont
Maater Jenee
Lethe Mians
Marig
Wilick Liane
Teland
Galena
Cepital
Aes
Frederick
Jan Uary
Bunker Schley
Moore
Law's Grip Brings Fine in City Incident
Sam vor a eae ty fon cane of oies Jom the Alfred Ritter ot mom aod was fined $1, which he paid. cer Flobbe made the arrest.
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Sam Vor
Oies
Alfred Ritter
Momaod
Cer Flobbe
Little Tycoon to Sing General Knickerbocker
William Mikexell of Withoi ngton Del will perform General Knickerbocker in the comic opera The Latcoon. The production plays tomorrow and Thursday nights with Miss Elinor Markey singing Miss Markey, a Boston Conservatory graduate, offers a rich contralto voice.
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Wiliam Mikexell
Withoington
Del
General Kaickerbocker
Kaickerbockers
Comio Opera
Latcoon
Conegeie Sneschneede
Mikésell
Barytone
Frederick
Knickerbocker
Elinor Markey
Miss Markey
Boston Conservatory of Music
Frederck
CLOUDS HID COMET VISIBLE IN CHIA AREA SUNDAY
The new naked eye comet appeared near Chia Sunday evening but was clouded out last night. Dr John St Hooper of the Maryland Academy of Sciences said it was about one fifth as bright as Venus and that crowds misread its tail. He noted the tail spanned about 10 degrees and the comet lasted about 45 minutes after 6 40.
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Chia
John St. Hooper
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Hooper
Venus
Winchester Manager Baker Considered for Frederick Club
The Board of Governors of the Frederick baseball club received an offer from Sandy Baker of Winchester Virginia to manage or play manage the Frederick team for the 1910 season. Baker’s proposal has the board’s favorable response and a letter inviting him to join if terms are agreed. Baker is described as a successful manager and a strong hitter and fielder.
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Board of Governors
Winchester
Thefrederick Baseball Club
Sandy” Baker
Frederick Clu
Baker
Fetter
Frederick
Bank Increases Interest Rate On Deposits
Notice from the bank announces an increase of the interest rate to four percent per year on all outstanding and new deposits. No depositor is required to present their book to receive the change, which applies under existing contracts.
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Anoum
Little Tycoon Opera At Jarencen Hall
The notice lists two performances of The Little Tycoon Comic Opera at Jarencen Hall on January 20 and 27. Prices start at $2.00 and include connections from Faxparatch Gas & Exec Co. The event features a chorus of tourists and other acts.
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Jarencen
Line
Coens Haus
Hobgob
Y M C A Supper Inspires Board and Committees
Members of the Y M C A board and committees attended a supper at 630 in the assembly hall. William S K Cooper general secretary of the Y M C A Washington spoke on the broader work of the association and its national impact. W H Morin Baltimore general secretary followed, stressing the religion role in city youth. Committees received encouragement and suggestions for the coming year.
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Gooper
Morris
Directyra
Tom Ther
Rapper
Assembly Hall
William SK. Cooper
Y. MC. A. of
Washington
Profesaor Apple
Y.M.G. A
W.H. Morrin
Baltimore
Injunction Granted Over Water Access Dispute
William VA through Urner & Urner secures a temporary injunction restraining Charles R. Moberly from connecting pipes to a shared well on adjacent lots. The plaintiff claims occupancy of Lot 31 and right to use the Lot 32 well. Moberly bought the latter lot, built a house and bath, and digs a trench to convey bathroom water to the well. The court grants the injunction and allows a motion for dissolution after five days’ notice.
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William VA
Urner &Urner
Charles R. Moberly
Partien
Walkeraville
J. Grahame Johnson
Mc. Moberly
Moberly
Movement to relocate law library to courthouse room
A Bar Association meeting convened this morning to secure a new room for the law library now in Frederick College building. The association lacks funds for rent and new publications, so Judge Urner and Motter were named to seek county commissioners’ help in securing and fitting a chancery room at the courthouse for the library at modest cost.
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Bar Association
Law Library
Frederick College
Judgea Urner
Motter
Frederick College Triumphs In City Basketball Bout
Frederick College beat Barker's quintet 17 to 12 at M C A gym. The Barkers led 10 to 4 at halftime before Frederick College surged in the second half, scoring six goals and a four to secure the victory. Lineup details include Lease, Derr, Albaugh, Schroeder, Staley, Gollere, and De Mey. Meatless menus appeared in several Pittsburgh hotels with dishes like broiled white fish and stuffed green peppers listed.
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Barkers
Fred. College
L. Lease
E. Derr
Schley
C. Lease
Albaugh
M. Schroeder
Duffey
Storm
Smith
F Lg
J. Staley
Scare ¥Rederick
Gollere
Rn Set Lease
J. A . de Mey
Ee Sd
En Albaugh
Union City Incorporation Project Sparks State Debate
Rear Admiral William Turnbull Barewell to be buried in Annapolis. Lucy Wilson, 11, of Hagerstown, survived a poisoning attempt. A store robbery and two street attacks by boy thieves occur in Hagerstown. William Tarrere, a colorist teacher, arrested in Cambridge on burglary charges. Flood damage at Port Deposit prompts ice and wreckage removal. Baltimore World case settled with $17,548.33 paid, receivers to run for 30 days.
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Union
William Turnbull Barewell
Annapolis
Lucy Wilson
Hagertown
Hagemtown
William Tarrere
Cambridge
Port Deposit
Baltimore World
Concerted Discussion on Local Option Bill By County Ministers
Ministers from the county and state plan a Sunday discussion on the proposed local option bill. Rev A J Herman will preach at Scat eon et stead Upton and his church, with sermons illustrated by a county map. Grace church Pleasant Hill will hold an afternoon session at 15 o'clock.
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A.J. Herman
Wisotaky Cover Couple Wed In Westminster
Mr John E B Wisotaky and Miss Eliza K R Cover of Thumnont tied the knot with Rev William L Sen brook officiating at Trinity pamera church East Maine. The wedding occurred September 1 1908 in Baltimore Maryland and the circuit court clerk recorded the license on Saturday.
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Wisotaky
John E. B. Wisotaky
Eliza KR
Thumnont
Weatssinster
Roudeton
William L Senbrook
Maine
Trinity Pamera Church
Tire County
Feeney
Ponte Tealeo
Thurmont
Lake View Attraction Opens With Skating and Dance
Thursday night January 27 features skating dancing and bowling with music by the Walkereville Band. February Records from Edleon and Surptsy’s on sale, while Sarrer's offers February titles. Cars depart Frederick 7 35 and 8 15 for Braddock Heights Casino and Marval tonight with Pathe and Biograph film shows.
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Lake View
Walkereville
Everybody Welcome
February Records
Edleon Records
Surptsy's
Braddock Heights Casino
Skating King
Frederick
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Tus News
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Maryland
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Bennett's
Woerner
E. A
Alexander
Arlington Hotel
Chas
Wertheimer
Meh
Thoes
Pennsylvania Corporation
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Plana of
Company Said
Williamsport
Beltimore
LAW
Mre
Mike Eeil
Mise Markey
William Mikesell
MR. Melville D
Hensey
Teane
Chpeshh Hapional Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, ML
Capital
J. D. Baker
Bamer
B.D. Merry
Bamardl
Duvall
Guo, Wa, Surra, ‘Tue, H. Hatem
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neird Miller
Furreal
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Citiscuy
Nationalpala
Raaf Rs
Sano
Rpuomas
P. Roe
Pameral Dla
North Maree Htreed
Godalpinpiyce
Neng, & Miller
Ee Williamson
DRG
Iasioonvet
Rexall
Y. M
Cran. L
Masonic Pie Amociation
Clace
Armory
Thuredey
Mike W. Rircuia
Frederick, Md
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Charles L. Renn
Patrick Street
Davis’ Haulag Funder
Tritapoe
Dil Avenue
Prevench County
Court Street
Gel
Cramer & Bons
Neal Witate
Lnausange
East Churum Street
Cramke & Stauffer
Enn Vramer & Stauifer
Dormeier
Fidelity ‘Rowdee
Acta Farm
Boederik
Eriok
Carratl
Cupemly
C. T. K. Young
T. Ek
Sins Igoeane
Houles
Ps Gwellines
Jareultense
Force Way
Nieweva Pe
Standing High School
Vers
MD. Sehoo
Fred’k. College
News OF the
News OF the Churches
Sarrer's
Marval
Pathe
Allen Sipeuns
Fin
Biograph Piety
Matt Need ‘Ortock
Edison Records
Qaeday Piglet
Janus Sp
Gonary
Sielook
Manthion
Waebebel Mvs
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