Local Builder Finishes House and Stable on East 6th
Mr Merle Gittinger completed a two story dwelling for Thomas Johnson on East 6th street and is now building a small stable nearby. The Young Uniteds beat the Jockeys 19 to 16 on Wilson's lot with Hoover and Moberly for the Uniteds and Eichelbergr and Eisenhauer for the Jockeys. Evangelical Lutheran Church council met at Toku T Moore’s on South Market street and discussed church business and plans for a new congregation. The Daily News plans Fourth of July observances with varied activities and hours announced. Real estate transfers recorded include Francis Mann and wife to Woodward A Riberta and wife 42 acres. John C Molter trustee to Emma V Trout 1 acre 1 rood 33 perches. Duatharine R Carry to Elizabeth and Susan M Dare interest in Jefferson lot. W P Mauleby Jr and Chris W Riess trustees to Wm Wilcoxon 210 acres. Wm H Brown executor to Samuel Pryor 7515 acres. S Pryor and wife to W H Brown 7318 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Gittinger
East 6Th Street
Thomas Johnson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Geo. Diebi
Toku T. Moore
South Market Street
Francis Man's
Woodward A. Riberta
John C. Molter
Emma V.trout
Duatharine R. Carry
Elizabeth
Susan M. Dare
Jeferson
W.P. Mauleby, Jr
Chis
W. Riess
Wm. Wilcoxon
H. Brown
Samuel Pryor
S. Pryor
Wa H Brown
Camp Hardt Prep By F C Y M C A Outing Club
The Outing club of the F C Y M C A held a meeting to organize a ten day camp near Shepherdstown West Virginia starting Tuesday. About 20 men will camp and be fed. donations of edible supplies are welcomed at the association rooms. Camp baggage will be shipped by freight Saturday morning. four or five members depart Monday to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Y
Friends of the Association
Wao.m Dardi
Nee
Ladis
F.C.Y. M.c.a
Diane
Independence Day Observed With Parades And Picnics In Frederick
The Glorious Fourth will be a city wide holiday with many establishments closed. Telephon e exchange Sunday hours, post office holiday hours, and banking closures are noted. Colored and private picnics, lemonade and cake for Montevue inmates, and a Baltimore excursion by local clubs are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orice
Keruseen
Mandi
aGvarr
Iwigikbe
McMurray
Montevue Hospital
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Pscea
The Junior Pole and Other Local News Clippings
A 39 foot flag pole with 8 inch butt diameter and 3 inch tip diameter is mounted before the Junior engine house. A Frederick meeting notes officers reelected and plans iron railing and heating upgrades. An old leather fire bucket from Frederick will be presented to Baltimore Veterans by the Independent Hose Company excursion group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Gittinger
Isis
W. Kolb
Geo. Salter
Chas. B. Shope
Independent Hose Company
Baltimore
Veteran Volunteer Firemens Association
Edward Asbweh
Greman
Frederick
Becket Brigade
Thomas Wheeler
Salvation Army
Notes From Jefferson July 8 Gesell and Local Identities
Notes from Jefferson report social visits and local happenings. Families from the Manor Howard County and near Boonsboro are mentioned along with accidents including a cradle incident and a missing windlass. Community concerns about property damage and a peace commission are noted.
The Great Attraction in Frederick Baseball Showdown
Frederick hosts the annual Fourth of July base ball games featuring the Frederick team against Woodberry after strong Cumberland victories. The visitors are longtime Maryland contenders while Frederick promises a first rate display despite late travel adventures. The Pastime club from Baltimore could not schedule a game with the home team this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rederick
Woodberry
Maryland
Cumberland
Bownie
Balwar
Balore
Mfr. Dell
Electric light plant upgrades and post office rule briefing
Two 30 light dynamos arrived and were installed under supervision. Lamps and lightning arresters were assembled and mounted at City Hall and Market House. Officials touted the plant as superior to others and promised operation soon. The Frederick post office resolves box rent rules with strict quarterly payments and family use constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E R
Hank Miler
Mer. Killian
Sr. G
Morgan Wee
Me. Kilhiao
Kilhian
Hagerstown
Inis
Frederick
Iits
State v Bach case sets hearing with magistrate
The State of Maryland versus Justin Bach for assault and battery on George Winkleman will be heard before Magistrate Neluabsr on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. G F Rowe and J H Casehall, tax collectors, will receive taxes for 1888. Alonzo Benner and his son William head to Gettysburg for a few days. Cumberland residents visit Bach family in West Touss street. Rifemen plan weekly meeting at Armory Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maryland
Justin Bach
George Winkleman
Neluabsr
G F. Rowe
J. H. Casehall
Alonzo Benner
Wiliam
Gettysburg
Ernest Barth
Minnie Herts
Jesse Hamilton
Cumberland
Juetin Bach
West Touss Street
Rifemen
Armory Hall
Board of Charities and Co
Mont
Sturdar
Local items note YMCA meeting and local incidents
Regular weekly cottage meeting of the Y 31 D A is set for Remo Hall this evening. John Hill, jailed last week for drunk and disorderly conduct, was released after paying the fine. Minnie Martin returns home from Park Mille after visiting ex Mayor Mob erly on South Markets. Major Theo Lowe came from the Monocacy with two turtles. one bit his arm. An 87 year old sorrel horse, bought in 1862 by Capt. Jox Grey, died yesterday. A thief entered Chas Robertson’s yard on West 24 street Sunday night and stole between 300 and 400 bait S81. Capt Zamermas travels to Baltimore for a few days in the monumental city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A
Remo Hall
John Hill
Minnie Martin
Lewis H. Moberly
South Markets Street
Park Mille
Theo. Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Jox. Grey
Chipsey
Chas. Robertson
West 24
Civil Service Reforms Aim at Uniform Classification Across Departments
A broad reform proposal seeks to harmonize classification and patronage rules in all departments, creating a uniform system to reduce favoritism and speed up hiring. Officials insist the change will free executives to focus on duties, while limiting political influence in appointments and preventing women’s favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bill Benecforin
Thompson
Treasury Department
Oder
Unclear OCR mentions raise asides about multiple deaths and accidents
Fragmentary report lists individuals including Ciara Wilnacas and Thomas Leitz in an incident tied to a mill, a suicide attempt by chloroform, a hospital transfer, and a tragic boating accident near Philadelphia. Names appear garbled with scattered locations and events, lacking coherent sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciara Wilnacas
Ste
Thomas Leitz Aclerk
Nisgate Fal
Shers
Cooves Whitehead
Denver
Cola
Benny
Lafayette, Sr
Chan
Pyphias
Odd Felox
Jacob Batz
Milionaire
Dacoo Baltz
Crowmai
Sennykil
Philadelphia
Tasur
Imme Hall
Dyspepsia Cure Ad Offered by William Son and Brown
Advertisement promoting Ackers English Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and despair. Claims to check and cure the disease with a guarantee by William Son & Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson & Brown
Controversial Patent Remedies Mentioned in 19th Century Ad Copy
An OCR fragment cites dubious English tonics and patent medicines sold by Williamson & Brown and Alexander Speer & Son in Blanco and Texas areas. It quotes favorable claims for Acker’s English Remedy and Van West’s Billam and warns of unsafe practices by careless mothers risking child health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Cowboys
Texas
Alexander Speer & Son
Blanco
van West
Billam
Williamson & Brown Triz
Unclear text fragment on Pennsylvania Dutchmen and proprietors
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Pennsylvania Dutchmen and proprietors with unclear names and a sale by William and Brown. The readable terms reference contracts and goods but lack coherent context or dates to establish a complete report.
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Carl Fleshman
John Flechman
West South Street
Asucd
Dr. Smith
Hood
Bore
Siren
United Fire Company
B. H. Blacks
Aaron Rosenstock
John H. Bennett
C.E Zifers
Joseph D. Beker
Tne National Bank
W. A. Morgan
Shepherdean
W. Va
Messrs
Tyson
Jacob B
Henry B
Robert G
Bettie
Hattie Quynn
Woherdstown
W.va
Vibe
Morgan
Lea H. Mobler
Wm. Rinehart
T. P.l
J. A. Kennedy
Eben Kennedy
Patrick Kennedy
Wim B H. Brown
Mary Brown
W F Hershberger
W S Hershberger
Hotel
Arrlais
Princpal
Coon Feterdat
City Hotel
G Logan
J N Siegle
J Keags
G Batiitz
E H Hostetter
BR ‘Struthere
Fowler
New York
H Ebacgh
S J Lowekamp
D Greenbaum
F J Chapman
Batto
Rizs
H Perry
Wash
Denmiss
Ohio
Cablin Botse
G Grason
W Breusezein
S M Smith
J A McNeei
S Hin- Eile
Central Hotel
E M Holton
C J Thompean
Balto
F Bliss
C Young
Jly
Offaly
Tis
Uniteds
Wilson
Hoover
Moberly
Eichelbergr
Eisenhauer
Gong
Hagan
Mountucas
Home
Bural Besar
BL & O
Sonrovis
Menravia
Sourovia
Jefferson
Jeffersos
Francis E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
James Mr. Leven
M E. Church
Pac.47
Tae
Alexander
West
John Prr
Nethe Lewis
Howard County
Maucice Horine
Burkiteville
Afr
Paschal P. Easterday
Cesar Jefferson
Harvey Biser
Faomie Mkefanver
Boonsboro
T.carlton Keller
Emanuel J. Stockman
Fom
Steckmen
Cmmuniti En Massa
Jozeph Rooderick
Cota Gashin
A. Hemp
O Hemp
Dade
TB. Moody
Washington, D. C
Cornelia Rhoderics
Gore
Eid
Middletown
Daniel T.L Kis
Mollie Owings
Fredgiss
Annie Cran
Tillie Dare
Magnolia Balbalm
softanipLasia
Tryitt
the Civil Service
Serare
Wouse
Birminsham
Navr Cove Barber Railroad Company
Wabash River
Mount Carme Gis
United Stans
Senate
Louisiane
Pope Lowits
Arce
Trafic
Oerevandis
Niagara River
Ioc
Morrus
Columba
McLasahan
Jordan EK
Gaarles Ssuda
James Andrews
Hudson River
C. New
Diz
Wheaterout Nelson
Aferica
Acker
Wilkanson & Tnow
van Werts
Soltby Wolliau
Walter KF
Rene Thisse
Penine Wuaramtee
Wauiliersod
Brown
ROYAL
Powler
Benkimg Powder Co
Wall Street New
Enowa
Mountain City
BL & OL Cepoy
Jo Nerry
Sel Stern
Cherie
L. T. Warthen
Cfur Sale Byy
Alfred Ritter & Co
West Second Street
Sahm & Duirs
Srst
Birery Balding
Sanitaric
Preent
Jno. S. Meco
J. WM
Levy
Court St. Preach
Tea
Telephoke NO
V.c.sucro
Gebart Noa Te Seo
Partholomar Brewing Co
Rochester
N.Y
Bouttes
Sexs
John A.C. Lipps
Bortler
Commer West Patrick and Telegraph
Wain
F. O
Daniel Krillia
Fereid Frederice
Rick Marl
Hztog
Bac
South End Statins
Amor, Way
Pouch
BRK
W. Mitm
Best
Areoy
South End
Arena
Washi H
Polesa Breweh
Eeng Weert
Saltmere, Inc
Dew Yorm
Westand al Wi
Araby
Washington
North
Star Rust
Harsonmie
Lewinturn
Lacadia Furnes
Eebauiestown
Jefferon
Biertan
Johnssille
Mit
Cate Cae
Winchester
Selmore
Phidelphia
Pousa £ 00 Py From West and Si Poines
Lexington
Boicevile
Pennsylvania
Balimore
Acaby
Wachinecon
Myersmitle
Everton
York
Ria
Lewistown
Baltmore
Washingon
Brats Aeipiva
Norte
Sonta
West Seine
Dattimoré
Phietet
Xerih
South Sac West
Weller
Sontsern Sud
Glyndon
Wem
Wieindser
da Boige
Hesentown
Sne
Exesor Sundar
Chambersberg
Maynesboro
Penis
Clrndor
Sunds
Vaynesboro
Char
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Arimgion
Owings
Sule
Gisndon
Gieo Fabs
Patapseo
Carmoizon
Richford
New Neoos
Hanover
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Ecd
Barmsburs
Mbrouck Ests
Bmimitsbure- Weypesnorm
Coamtersburg
Sopvenssure
Eby
Depanicp
Winchesburt
Wey Stags
Raitmore
Raihmore
Soa
Haressteen
Piedmont
Piva
Wilainscon
Antapulis Amd Way Statons
USA
Zeios
Rene
Ciena Gades
Sijestopenica Brance
Hagerenne
Baitmore
Way Statons
Winchaster Accommodsioe
FAA Balimore
Admapols
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Elbow Gratien
Camverand
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