In History and Astronomy Notes for July 1
In History mention of the Comte de Rochambeau and his era, with death and birth years. Astronomy section reports Mercury and Venus visibility, Jupiter’s timing, and constellations such as Hercules and Virgo. Notes include rising and setting times and celestial positions for July evenings.
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i-Tha Comte de Rochambeau
Ameroe
Hun
United States
Boon
Jupiter
Quauracurs
Tna
Q Ture
Gemini
Hercules
Corona Boreelis
Bootes
Area Minor
Draco
Ate Beheath
Venus
Frederick Town Law Inst Bijou Theatre Moving Pictures Notice
Local notices reference town law and theater events including moving pictures at the Bijou Theatre. Citizens are urged to review committee optical specialist matters and various business notices from Adams to National Banks. The fragmentary text lists names like Kefauver Bass and Hendrickson and mentions Frederick Gas & Elec Co, and Bank entities.
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Ffner
Frederick“Town Law
Bijou
Moving Pictures
Committee
Kefauver
New Y. M.C. A
WP & GR
Fred’k Gas & Elec. Co
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
A string of brief social notes lists visiting relatives and friends in the city. Names include Mr William Neidhardt and family Reeane, John W Neipold Washington, Roger S Levy Balti more, F T Lakin, Miss Sarah E Jarvis Washington, J Francie Smith, Edward Smith, Rose Stern, Ruth Motter, L E Mullinix Braddock Heights, Elizabeth Gilson, Mrs Thomas Gilson, Lillian B Griner, Nellie Legg Glen Ellen, Hannah and Harriet Derr, Nena Derr, Mrs James A Hahn Walkersville, Mrs G A Thiede Baltimore, Edith Knappenberger Hunker Pa, Miss Duvall, Mr McQuifikin DeGrange New York, Mrs Garrett Dee Grange North Market, Miss Mary I Orvis Richmond, Va, Dr Virginia Orvis MacKenzie South Market. A European tour is mentioned for a local resident noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Neipold
Washington
Roger 8. Levy
Baltimore
F. T. Lakin
Sarah E. Jarvis
Marshall Miller
the Maples
Justice J. Francie Smith
Edward Smith
Rose Stern
Ruth Motter
Mount Airy
L. E. Mullinix
East Third Street
Braddock Heights
Elizabeth Gilson
Thos. Gilson and Son
Lillian B. Griner
Roland Park
Nellie Legg
Glen Ellen
This Cay
Hannah
Harriet Derr
Nena Derr
James A. Hahn
Walkersville
G. A. Thiede
Misa Edith Knappenberger
Hunker
Carrie Hardt
Wm. M. Hardt
National Bank Examiner
Eutadelphits
Europe
The Work of Death. Frank Wells Dies Quietly
Frank Wells aged 1 died suddenly at home. Remains were brought yesterday for burial and laid to rest at Annie Wells' grave on Range Street. Friends Reva Norwood and others attended as pallbearers including Charles Wise and James Boyd.
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Frank Wells
Deiptia
Annie Welle
Reva Norwood
Fields
Charles Wise
James Boyd
Prat Rep A Pe of q Pe H i VF
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Red Men Demonstration to Feature City Weekend
Final plans for a Red Men Demonstration in the city this Friday and Saturday grow firmer with shops decorated and guests expected from Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania A trades display led by C Hayes Landis will showcase firms including Singer Bowling Machine Frederick Iron Works and others with 400 visitors expected from Hagerstown Octorara and nearby towns.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tele City
Ar J
Oepa
Aeversary
Thee
Mechanice Fire Company
Waynesboro
Harrisburg Fire Company
Watkersville
Littlesta’ Fire Company
Red Men’s Tribe
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Chartlestown
Maiahele Tribe & and Re Company
Marinsburg
C. Hayes Landis
Henry K. C. Fox
Harris & Filler
A. E. Fisher
B. Rosenour & Sona
Singer Bowling Machine Company
City board approves bonds and parade arrangements
Last night the Mayor and Aldermen approved bonds for six individuals including Jomea A Jones and George W Brengle. The Red Men parade invitation was accepted and a police platoon will accompany the procession. The Red Men committee room was granted for pre parade clothing changes. The board noted a Madison bag condition issue and appointed John Stewart as dog catcher. Repainting fire lugs citywide was referred to the superintendent.
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Jomea A Jones
Harry Dickter
Joan J. Biser
George W. Brengle
Samuel Abrecht
Wm. King
Smith
Fraley
Madison
John Stewart
Yaeiwoke
Autoist Held for Court in Pennsylvania Case
E B Hammond of Roanoke Virginia was held in Franklin County to answer a suit for damages from an accident on the German town road near the prosecutor's home. Children John five Martin and David Hovis were injured when the auto collided with their horse and buggy. Hammond says he slowed and followed the law. Bail set at 500. a Greencastle official secured the arrest. Hammond’s friend offered bail but residency blocked release.
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E. B. Hammond
Roanoke
Franklin County
Germantown
Chas
Hovis
John
Martin
David
Hammond
Teto ‘Oliceman
Waynestoro
Castie
Seerend
Garber
Greencastle
Local notices closest to court bail and residents
Freeman Dixon faces bail default on a bond connected to a local case. Wavelet B Fitze from near the city and Effie E Tobrey of Bartow are named in related filings. The document also mentions Rev. Dr. Eschbach and others in county records.
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Fithe—Tobrey
Wavelet B. Fitze
Thts
Effie E. Tobrey
Bartow
Family Illness Strikes Cal Va Household
Mr and Mrs Howard Taylor and five children of Cal Va are sick at the home of their brother in law on North Market Street. The family is described as glek and under care after arrival at the residence.
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Howard Taylor
Cal » Va
Glek
Daw
North Market Street
Week's Record in Courts Shows Real Estate Transfers
In the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended July 1, 1908, real estate transfers include C Albert Gilson trustee to Carries M. r in Baltimore city area, Leonard Bacecho to Mono County Valley Railroad, Martha E. Wineberg and husband to Frederick County property, and other deeds across Frederick and Brunswick. Marriage licenses issued include Raymond Twigg with Lena Bello Carill and several other couples. The Orphans' Court lists final and first accounts for Geo W Shorb and Mary Shorb estates, inventories of debts, and guardian accounts for Safe Deposit and Trust Company and Burgess P. Cramp ton, with various estate filings noted.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Martha EV. Wineberg
Racana Wie
Frederick
Sseoph E. Cramer
Tyson
Erick City
Terbridge Horsey
Cary
Moler
Brunswick
Silo
Adam M. Kalbach
Me O
Giadhilt
Rencatate ‘County
Alice V. Michael
Near Woodsbor
Joseph Wesley’ Bunch
Martha’ V. Prather
Pooleaville
George Columbus Proctor
Adamstown
Rose Wesdon
Moundville
Geo. W. Shorb
Aaron N. Shorb
George W.shorb
Mary Shorb
Elizabeth Gates
John Hanson Stouffer
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
James McSherr
Alvey
Frederick Stewart Alvey
Henry
Lston
Burgess P. Crampton
Edward A Briere
June clerk’s office records show diverse property filings
In June 95 instruments were filed at the courthouse clerk. among them 49 deeds 38 mortgages including one chat tel mortgage 9 bills of sale 2 deeds of trust 1 deed of release and 1 deed of exchange. There were 32 marriage licenses issued 10 certificates pending minister returns and 1 certificate of ban. Over six months total 1,027 instruments filed including 677 deeds and 237 mortgages and 194 marriage licenses.
Fisherman Drowned After Overboard Struggle with Huge Carp
Holly Myers was pulled overboard when a monster carp dragged him from a boat into deep water on Conococheague Creek near Williamsport on Monday. Denely, a companion, attempted to rescue him but Myers drowned after the fish lunged and jerked the line. The prize carp weighed pounds and was described as the largest caught in these waters.
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Holly Myers
Conocohheague Creek
Williamsport
Denely
Myers
New Porch Faced at Mr Thomas Sponseler Home
A neat new porch has been faced in front of the residence of Mr Thomas C. Sponseler at South Market. A carnival with attractions including a wheel is offered as a Guise exhibition on the O Leary lot on East Patrick Street.
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Mrhomas
C. P. Sponseler
Southi
O'Leary
East Partick Street
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Fragmentary OCR item notes unclear event with personal names and places missing coherent context. Readable bits point to a local inquiry or notice without full details. Further text needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Lashings and new law limit for aluregia to justice picks
The report outlines a new law granting authority to Justices of the Peace, with a possible twenty lashes and a $50 fine for offenses, and notes a prior judge would have ordered lashes for David Speaks but spared him after a scalding incident. It references historical lashings for wife beating and the role of a sheriff in enforcement.
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Orasre Agneg
Cromwell
Frederick Defeats Md Athletic Club in First Frederick Victory
Frederick beats the Maryland Athletic Club of Baltimore 6 to 3 in the first of two games. Reitz pitched a complete game for Frederick and Matthews allowed four hits. Key hits by Carroll Malone Matthews and Lawrence. Frederick 3 earned runs to M A C 2. A second game set for today with plans for travel to Hagerstown tomorrow and a trolley to ferry fans.
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Maryland Athletic Club
Baltimore
Frederick
Reitz
Matthews
M.A. C
Baate
Balle
Kite
Carroll
Malone
Lawrence
Basca
A. C
Kita
Kent
Robinson
Clayton
Selvage
Green
E Ubler
Leater Tome
Scorar
Harry Kennedy
Law court records show domestic assault and cruelty cases
Daniel Speaks was arraigned before Justice J Francis Smith on charges of assaulting his wife Agnes Speaks and injuring his mother in law. He was fined 200 dollars and ordered to pay costs. Arthur Bentz faced a cruelty to animals charge with a dog in poor condition and was fined one dollar plus costs. Odd Fellows Fidelity Lodge plans a July 26 church service at noon.
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Daniel Speaks
J. Francis Smith
Agnes Speaks
Ots Hay
Mary Jane Bill
Ake
Pa Stoner
Weinberg
Crumety
Arthur Bentz
Odd Fellowste Ane Fidelity Lodge
New Market
Raley
Wil Pean
Citizens National Bank Moves to Cline Building South Market
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick announces removal from the old banking room to the newly erected Cline Building on South Market Street near Patrick Street. The second building from their former location, the bank has reconfigured the Cline Building for banking use, moved the vault, and added public business rooms and necessary facilities for convenient customer service.
Exceptional Hosiery and Silks Offer Premium Quality
A promotional page highlights hosiery and fabrics including velvet and taffeta silks. It advertises prices like 1.59 and 1.25 per yard, new Madras prints, and 38 inch and 40 inch widths. It markets long yardage and fashionable colors, claiming superior style and value.
For the Red Men Exhibition at City Opera House
Thousands of visiting Red Men will attend picture exhibitions at the City Opera House this Thursday Friday and Saturday. Shows start at 8 30 with about two hours of American and foreign moving pictures nightly. The events provide entertainment and relief from daytime heat while the interior remains cooler than the outdoors.
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Messrs
Lebhert Bi
City Opers Ouse
Frederick notices and notices of events and proclamations
Local notices urge citizens to decorate for a July 4 demonstration and announce summer excursions to Hagerstown and Jefferson. Several business and funeral notices, gas and electric reminders, and city ordinance enforcement of firearms and explosives are listed with times and contact points.
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Frederick
Community notice from Chippewa Tribe meeting at wigwam
Members of Chippewa Tribe No 19 Improved Order of Red Men urged to assemble at the wigwam on Friday the 3rd Sun Buck Moon at the 7th run low sun and again on Saturday the 4th sun for a dance with the Warriors led by Chef Jonx H Bexnerr. New York YMCA cafe offers chicken supper from 5 30 to 7 pm. Special plans include decorations, but several garbled names and dates appear.
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Reeane
B. Hammond
H.meneal
Stir Ying
Dorantan
M. 4
Belair
Hagers
Quotenda Atflanover
Frederick AH
C.f
Buhrman
Abe Nee
Benton
Wada
MAC AR. R
M. Whiteburnt
Itehart
Uhler
Tanke
R.f
Parlette
Laurence
St. Ament
Atthows
Citerena’ National Bank
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Patrick Street
C. B. Cline
Public
Lic Business Room
Soupon
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Sohn D. Hendrickson
Reg Hilden
Heney
Pal
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Madras
Jobn P
Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Ridig & Miller
Paris
F. K. Schmidt
Tex Ercnison Fuansttas Srons
Jefferson
Braddock
G. E. F. Anpenson
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Etchison
Sheoning
Tigre
Rodook
Thos. P, Hice
Frederick, Ma
Thomas P.rior
A. J. Eichelberger
Pound
Lee
J. Righelberger
Morihwent Cor
Pacom. Werlidawiy
Rere Umarles L. Renn
Obables L. Renn's
M. L. Etchison
Asetetanta
Pnawer Calla
Bote 'Phortes
South Market Street
Juladawiy
Enn
Trespaba
Cepemr
Ee F. 8B
BAPIG
P. B. Gappingtuny
Jonx H. Bexnerr
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