John Hay and celestial notes in 1908 Daily News recap
The fragment references John Hay as secretary of state in 1908 and mentions various stars and constellations such as Leo Minor Ursa Major and Orion. It lists nightly celestial events including Jupiter and Saturn rise and set times, Neptune position, and Delta Aquidids activity from late month into early month, framed as a historical astronomy note.
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Orsa
Lyox
Saturn
Neptune
San
Delta
Outrage by Soldiers In Galthersburg Arouses Town
Residents report a brutal assault by two soldiers on a young colored woman and her companion along a road near Guilthersburg. The injured woman died and Stewart was taken to a local hospital in precarious condition. Authorities say the soldiers belong to a unit en route to Gettysburg. The case is to be presented to the War Department for action.
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Galthersburg
Vic Ebalty
Plage
Stewart
Guilthersburg
Gettynburg
Brederick
Waters
Montgomery
War’ ‘Department
Rsrt
In the Fight for Democratic Nomination in Sixth District
Mr He in Baltimore speaks against rumors of withdrawal and asserts continued candidacy for the Democratic nomination in Congress. He challenges rival claims, defends early entry, and expresses confidence in securing votes in Montgomery and Allegheny counties amid campaign chatter.
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Dorey Eteriaon
Brltiore
Hin
Congress
Ar. Etchison
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Lewin
Gettysburg Address and Maryland Militia Mobilization
A fragmented report describes regiments from Maryland and Virginia assembling near Gettysburg, with officers like Brigadier-General Witherspoon overseeing a plan to mobilize local militias. Units prepare for potential conflict, housing in camps and awaiting orders, as 5,300 regulars and militia are reviewed and organized for deployment.
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Couy
Frederick Trattin
Thom Cuimje
Avery
Ft Expec
Witherspoon
Marylita
Renevale
Ander
Belair
Vinton
Statley
Halsiniare
Biktonte
Salintry
Hatre de Grace
Atlapotte
Canbridge
Wit
Jenye
Union
Staton
Gettysturg
Maryland
Virginia
Peradestou
Mail Boxes Destroyed Along Rural Route No 1
About ten rural mail boxes along Route No 1 between Mt Measall and Liberty town and the road to McKaig were torn from fastenings last Sunday night. Charles M Rionds, the waffler, found the damaged boxes Monday morning and police believe they were torn down and hurled over a fence into the field. No mail was taken and no clues identify the culprit.
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Othe
Mt. Measall
Liberty
McKaig
Charles ‘M. Rionds
Officers Elected At Largely Attended Meeting
A local meeting elected four officers for a four term. Addison Horwinn was named vice-soutcillor and J Shenty joined as secretary. Charles conductor Frank Sint George Strapt served as inside sergeant and Bennett, Boyett, Albaugh, and Savoy received various roles.
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Dni
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Addison Horwinn
Soutcillor
J. Shenty
Alutant
Charles Conductor
Frank
Sint George Strapt
Seutine
Toler
Bennett
Boyett
Albaugh
Savoy
Officers Elected at Chippewa Tribe No 19 Reds Men
At the regular meeting of Chippewa Tribe No 19 Improved Order of Reds Men officers were elected for the ensuing term. Prophet Harry Figneutrock, Bachem O, W K Wentor Saga More, Milard Bartholow junior, Alien Lampe trustee, Charles Landia named in the roll.
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Harry Figneutrock
Bachem
Wentor Sagamore
Milard
Bartholow
Sagamore
Lampe
Charles Landia
Property Sale Notice From Private Parties
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice about an property sale to private parties. Details on participants, location, or deadlines are unclear in the readable text.
Maryland Teachers Association Session at Ocean City
Weather disrupts proceedings as presiding chairmen shorten sessions. Speakers including Thompson of New York Clara B Price of Boston and Dr Henry Wort address education’s holistic aims, with William Crawford Beck and D J Crosby among others.
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Antonis
Epthusiam Marke
Maryland Teachers’ Association
Ocean City
Mr. John
T. Herahner
Henry
Clara
Price
Faston
Algo
Calla
William Crawford Beck
Department ‘of Agricultural
Janos H.van Sickle
Local Braddock Heights Notes Highlight Seasonal Moves
Stark glimpses of families at Doll's Cottage and nearby residences as residents and visitors arrive for the season. Describes new cottages, who is renting, and church and hotel activity, plus a hotel listing and a brief program note for Sunday services and a City Opera House show with motion picture features.
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Mikes
Pheohald
Mra
George
Longcopie
Baltimore
J. Haw
Gittinger
Shephivedstown
W. Var
Routan
Eugster
Washington
Gare
Waebahrton
Nod
Charlea
Wertheimer Und Oye
East
Heney
Smatl
Charles
Reights Company
Giliines
Bilger
Hinde Thimeelt
Mary
Wilson
Suiudiay
Frederick
Anderson
Braddock
Heights
Hotel Braddock
J. B. Lindsay
Portsmouth
J. G. Hackney
Pin Wae Returned Sheriff Grimes Receives Gold Pin
Sheriff Grimes of the county reported that a gold pin was returned to him by Sheriff Barber of Hagerstown. The pin had been found by Williams Lane, a colored prisoner, during a Sunday gathering. Lane brought the pin to the sheriff, who then notified Barber and confirmed the return.
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G. Grimea
T. H. Barber
Hagerstown
Harris
Wiltiars Lane
Ee Hagerstown
Court Deliberates Election Contest In Frederick
In Frederick County Court this morning Judge Urner and Judges Motter and Henderson presided over an election contest. Frank Heck, citizen and candidate, alleges his opponent McCaffrey was improperly declared winner due to alleged irregularities by election officials. He seeks investigation to uphold the will of Frederick city voters.
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Fraddytek
Ve. McCaffrey
Frederick County
Chiat
Urner
Motter
Henderson
Mesart
Reno
Harp
Leo
Weinberg
Heok
Messra
Smith
Pain Aem
Ottlaw
Coulirel
Newa
Hirany
Frederick’ City
Frederick City
McCaffrey
Heck
Wisches
Hock
Jeter Hrangin
Percy
Freeholden
Provinton
Frederick
Local Nightlife and Sales Advertisements at Bradock Heights
Local notices describe regular Friday dances at Bradock Heights with music by Edson Amberol and dance halves every half hour. Promotions include July records from Victor and Whippet Cream Caramels, plus a Great Reduction Sale on shoes and hats. Absorbent Saturday deliveries and Chartetown trips advertised.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock’ Heights
Cara
Braddock
Heights
Edson Amberol
Barre
Victor Records
Bwiruar
Fragmentary Thought Poem on Nature and Time
A cryptic excerpt speaks of human speech divided by nature and a haunting warning about chasing time. It contrasts two tongues and hints at a moral about seeking meaning in life and the sustenance behind surface events.
Death of Martha S. Himbury at 36
Mrs Martha S Himbury wife of J Williams Himbury died at her South Market Street home at 3 16 am from heart trouble aged 36 years 6 months 21 days. She leaves husband three daughters and her parents Mr and Mrs Abram Grove with several siblings. Funeral set for Sunday at 4 pm at her late home with rite at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Martha S. Himbury
J. Williams- Himbury
South Market‘street
Hattie M
Mary S
Edna
St. Himbury
Abram Grove
Beardés
John Keefer
Gary Barnes
Weekington
Nellie
Washington
Mt. Olivet
Shee
Sawees See of earns rise at set
Unclear OCR fragment shows possible reference to earnings rise and a set event. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or concrete facts can be confirmed from readable text.
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