Passion Play shown in moving pictures draws crowds
Beltsville theaters report strong interest in The Passion Play presented by Mesers and Sheck with scenes from Bethlehem to Jerusalem. Reviews praise clear depictions of holy figures and the production filmed at Bamberg, with crowds filling venues and showings split into three parts.
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Beltimora Son
Molesers
Peaaus
Bethlshem
Onerammergau
Wizard Moving Picture
Atreet
Chariss
Arowda
Remodeling of Frederick Opera House and city projects discussed
At a special meeting Aldermen approved a 100000 loan to cover city indebtedness and improvements. The Auxiliary Building Committee reported Opera House remodeling costs at 200000 with 9625 from material. total disbursements 1904 05 leaving 1029 19. Plans for park and street work were reviewed and committees tasked with further action.
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Beld Ag
Oy Attorney Smith
Frederick
Wilcoxon
Joseph Douglass
Algermen
Opera House
M. J
A. Westenhiver
Houas
A. Wfeeterhayer
Leneman & Landis
KW. H. Brafford
Hshn & Rows
Ctmmttea
Gambril
Serers
Jonsps Dorelass
Ichn Hsratberger
J. E Soheil
John BH. Csary
Dadiey Page
Art Lasgue
Henry Trat
Epoksamsa
G2ma
Tra Legees
Pinna Tha
Cerroll Park
Tas
Mallar Wee
Somitel
Urige
Ibs
Wortaksn
Peteatriges
Iohn
Garrell
Nat Shell
Bali
Otty
O. & P. Falerbeua
Cormieraf
Beriz Gad
Howard F. Gacker
Park Arenas
Ina
Streste
Personal notices of moves and visits from local residents
Purposed as a fragmentary social column, the text lists several residents visiting relatives or traveling: Mr Faculg Writs of Washington visiting c lstry. Miss Nettla Cockrel of Donbs visiting Mrs Edward Michs. Mr Charles A Devall of Washington making a brief visit. Mrs Emasset Jacks on North Market Street visiting Baltimore. Mrs G O HeGiarles of North Market Street returning from visit. Mr and Mrs George Notpold of Washington entertaining Mr and Mrs FLW Obechester East Patrick Street. Mr and Mrs Wm ESrac of South Marks Street moving to York Pa. Mr J A Denshee manager gizeer relocated to 219 West Fports Street. Mr John S Hard ing of Washington visiting his brother Exerers Sardicg East Church Street. Messrs Berry V Gerald and Eamcet T. Gresewold of Baltimore, representatives of the International ... spent Saturday at Serasy with Dr. Josep Dorgises East Third Street.
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Washingson
Lstry
Nettla Cockrel
Donbs
Edward Michs
All Saints’ Street
Charles A. Devall
Washington
Breiesa
Emasset Jacks
North Market Street
Baltimore
HeGiarles
North Market
Ard
George Notpold
Flw Obechester
East Patrick Street
Wm. E Sracp
South Marks Street
York
J. A. Denshee
Woodsborn
Fports
Cat
John &. Hardicg
Warhiugfin
Exerers Sardicg
East Church
Berry V. Geald Ard
Eamcet
T. Gresewold
Baltinore
Interratiopsi
Josep Dorgises
East Third Street
Local Infirmities Reported in Town
The list notes multiple residents ill or confined at home or hospitals. Names include Ebe Bick, Mies Raith Stmuess, Mary Hen, C O Xeecy, Emory G Nunezle, Ghertes Ridgely, Henry J Hagen, Daniel Shankie, Jack Slate, Wi Rhoderick, O A Lanne, John Beopsts, G Eimer Siise, Frack Engelbrscht. Various ailments mentioned include grip, pneumonia, gastric ulcers, and gastroenteric issues with several recovering or improving.
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Mise Mary Hen
Sixth Street
Isiqules
Slo
C. O. Xeecy
Ted
Emory G. Nunezle
Mir
Ghertes Ridgely
Sherif Wm
Henry J.D. Hagen
Worth Market Street
Daniel Shankie
Harming Grove
Jack Slate
East Patrick Street
G. Rhoderick
A. Lanne
Tsabert
Patrick Street
John H Beopsts
Ondergolux
Oly Hospital
Birz
Eimer Siise
South Market Street
Frack Engelbrscht
West South Street
Ranning
Fred Works
O T C U Meeting Highlights February Event
The O T C U held a meeting last night with Mrs May Markell presiding. Speakers included Mrs L B Mabtinix and Miss Lilisa Gaither with musical and literary items. A brief business session followed and next union gathering is set for February 16. An accident report cited runaway horse wagon near Ostron street causing damage to a wagon and harness.
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Qaltean
Astra
Peblis W.C.T. CU
Neid
May Markell
Sorigtere Reaneg
Iestramental
Mics Pearl Smith
Lilisa Gaither
Pacling Hammond
Marsha. Eschison
Bela Om
Mos
Bsid
Bea P “Braveis
Willerd
Alice
Sre
Passion Fizz Lights Up Bijora Theatre
A religious drama titled Passion Play shown at the Bijora Theatre last night draws crowds from many countries. The moving pictures depict the life of Christ with realistic scenes and strong audience interest enhanced by special music and nightly screenings.
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Bijoa
Ladd
Bijon
W Fi and G R C Buy Yellow Spring Farm
Directors of the W. Fi and G R C acquire options on A W Burakace’s Yellow Spring farm housing the Biertacgus Springs. They plan a 855 3% pavilion and scenic grounds development at a cost of 10000 dollars. The United Brethren church revival sermon by Gordon d. Rider from Walkersville to be preached at 7:30 this week. all are invited.
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Borktact
W. Fi
A. W. Burakacé
Yellow Spring
Biertacgus Springs
Olnetwice
The
United Brethren
Gordon d. Rider
Walkersville
Oil
Allara
FIRST IN THE STATE Organ’z & In 18065
The article details Company A of the Maryland National Guard, First Regiment, rising to top rank in the brigade under Col. Charlow A. Lits, with notable officers and a 1905- era record. It highlights annual praise, scores, and recent leadership changes including Sergeant W. Ly. Bento becoming second lieutenant and a city notice for Easter Friday at the City Opera House.
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Bsing
Maryland Natjnal Gand
Ipsreoscer Generst
Gaaries
D. Gaither
Osiew Firsts Brigade
Maryland National Guard
Charlow A
Hagerstown
Fizh
Cilizars
Company A
Commilasinud
D. J. Starkey
Osptalo
Barry J. Kefauvar
Ls Iteutevans
Frank L. Bentz
Tieutzesne Eleut
Aorgaste
F. J. Banta
Fiest
Faben Pozey
Quartertunatos
Ohnas
K. Groff
Louis Dertsbaugh
Kreb
Corporsis
Paul C
J. H. Esmnady
HO. Schroeder
F. W. Geamerasi
Tom Oomber
W. Ly. Bento
Harry J Labher
Orghcin iMarkay
City Opera House
Farmers urged to back new fruit and berry cannery proposal
An open letter to the editor argues that a proposed Luizard Schramm Bicking cannery could open markets for farmers in Fredstick county. The writer urges residents to support this enterprise to expand fruit, berry, and produce sales and to increase farm income through more inboard markets.
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Luizard Schramm
Sesrk
baiIam
Hotteke
Fredstick
Etsixzss
Brakeman Killed After Freight Car Accident
Charles Foy a brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio line was crushed between freight cars at Brunswick last night. He died at Emergency Hospital from injuries after being toppled while inspecting a car tamper. Married with a will, he leaves a family in Newark, Ohio. remains to be shipped there.
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Sreakeman
Charles 8. Foy
Brunswick
Timsch
Bass Will
Newark
Ohto
X M C A Contest Delivers Evening Rivalry and Tense Tactics
A lively description depicts a nocturnal M C A contest where both Bed and Blue factions court support. The piece notes secretive flirtation between sides, then mutual restraint since the confession opened. Today promises a tough battle as both sides push for supremacy.
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C. A
Frederick County Delegation Backs Insurance Regulation Measure
In Annapolis the Frederick County delegation favorably reported a bill for Maryland life and casualty insurer oversight. The proposal calls for an investigation into insurers doing business in the state.
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House of Delegates
Annapolle
Frederick County
Fre Insurance
Maryland
Unclear Names Prompt Brief Item
The readable fragments list several personal names without context or event. No dates, places, or organizations are provided to form a complete news item. The minimal content cannot establish a factual incident or outcome for a proper card.
Notable Baltimore and state briefed items
News notes report the death of lawyer Reuben Carll Foster from typhoid fever and the illness of others. Baltimore legislators resume session with two bills boosting city representation. A delegation seeks Governor Crothers aid for the Bureau of Statistics. A large fire destroys Standard Oil Company tanks in Cantos. County commissioners appoint district supervisors and officials in Germantown area.
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Reuben Carll Foster
Ernest King
Clarksburg
Montgomery
Henry G. Fleddernar
Baltimiore
Bright
Annsports
Baltimore
Crothers
Cantos
Fire in field near Madison Street pond
A large fire last night about 7 o'clock started from a burntop on a stack of arrows in a field along Madison Street near Burger's pond. Firemen responded and extinguished flames spreading across the field with help from the United company.
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Madison Street
Burger’s Pond
United Company
Localizing a Premium Suburban Residential Plot
The text touts a high, dry exclusive residential district near College Sili on Third Street beyond Bontz Street toward Grefi Park. It claims beauty, elevation, and superior planning with no stores or bagluezs allowed, urging buyers to consult real estate agents and neighbors and noting plans will be distributed soon to real estate dealers.
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Third Street
Bontz Streas
Second Street
Grefi Park
Gralza
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