Incomplete Historical Notes and Astronomical Events
This fragment lists scattered historical names and dates, mentioning Danii Morgan and Maupassant, with brief references to governance in the United States and France. It shifts to an Astronomical Events section noting sunset, moonrise, moon age, and planetary positions in a garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danii Morgan
Abee Metsiol
I Harshail
Jas
United States
Riges
Moon
D. Dare
New Advertisements Today and Local Notices
Classified items include revolver lost notices and shop advertisements. Mentions Balto and Wash lines, a lost item at South 8t Watch Goat, and several merchants like Wm. H. Adams Specialist and Highborger Superior Groceries. Also notes July prices and various bargains at Klosera Oxford and Bennett's with special specials and dividend notices.
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Ces Ny
Balto. & Wash
Lia
Saints St
H. Adams Speciatiat
Highborger Superior Groceries
Besant & Knott
Wearabies
Geo. Oh
Rodock ‘& Co
Klosera Oxford Bargains
Squlsrker
Bennett's
Purely Personal Visits and Homecomings Gather Local Notes
Local society notes list numerous visits and returns. Names include Mr. Joseph Houtff in Walkerville and Mrs. Ui Drobisch of Baltimore visiting Mary Keetor and Mrs. Wm. Fisher in Hagerstown. Several relatives and friends travel between Martinsburg and Baltimore with returns to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Houtff
Walkerville
Drobisch
Baltimore
Wm. Feete
West Patricketree
David Wertheimer
Connelville
Addie Green
Mery Keetor
East South Stree
Mary Lemen
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elsie Keller
East Third Street
H. Fisher
Hagerstown
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Missea Ellen
Anna Simmons
Philadelphia
Misa Hazel Bailey
Washington
James BH. Miller
Chambersburg
Charles G. Myers
George Edw. Myers
Stewars
Albert
Perry Rice
Lillian Landerkin
Martinaburg
Lewis Hooper
East South
Atrect
Charlea F. Sith
Libertytown
F. Y. Smith
Clinton F. Smith
Trtmore
Lindsay F. Day
Adamstown
Leonard Nothagle
Gaithersburg
Washington, D. C
Lewie Kreh
Edward H. Kreh
West South Street
Mia
George Yost
Balticmore
Elizabeth Kreh
Sainte’ Street
Keller McCoekre
Altoona, Pa
Flog
Belview Farm
City
Man Killed By Train Near Lime Kiln
John A. Scroggins 31, colored, of Lime Kiln, was found dead beside the Baltimore and Ohio tracks about four yesterday morning. He had been in town Saturday and likely walked home to Lime Kiln after drinking whiskey. The body showed injuries to the head and ankle, with a cut on the forehead. Sheriff acting state’s attorney D. (incomplete text) noted the incident occurred about three quarters of a mile from Lime Kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Scroggins
Lime Kily
Baltimore and Ohio
Jacob Weedon
Scroggine
Stein Rae A
Adamstown
Routson
Backeystown
Am & Cuton
John F. Forehead
Slate
Red Men Parade Draws Crowds Across Hagerstown
A large Pax radeon event featured colorfully dressed Red Men, fire companies, and bands, along with a grand parade from North Market Street to Court Street. Martinsburg and Charles Town bands won parade and float prizes while spectators arrived on special trains and trolley cars for a full community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagersseen Borieg Good Witl Company
Chambersburg
Hagerstown County
A. Bennett
Harry Scholl
Roger E. Young
Geo
W. Shipley
Baty Hagan
Fire Friendship Fire Company
D. John Markey
Ionia Council
Fredonia
Ai Precerickerie
Peta Secon
Walkers
Chippewe
Tribe
Charlon
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kal
North Market Street
Charles B. Groff
Market
Patrick
Carfer
Church
Courtscare
Frederick merchant Bernard Bosenour dies in Baltimore
Bernard Bosenour, longtime Frederick businessman and head of B Rosenour & Bons, died at his Baltimore home 210 Callow Ave after surgery for kidney problems. Survived by widow Mrs. Barah Rosenour, four daughters, and several sons and relatives. Funeral held at his Baltimore home with services by Dr H W Schnoeber and Rev Herman Glass. Interment in Hebrew Benevolent Society cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Merchant Quecumbe
Baltimore
Bernard Rosenour
Re‘aldent
Feederick
B. Rosenour & Bons
Callow Avenue
Tle
J. M. T. Finney
Union Protestant Infirmary
Hidney
Bat Haeeroge
Rosenberg
Len
Frederick
Moore
Fredetick
Rosenour
Hebrew Hospital and Orphan Bie Fatal Caeenae
Mesara
William
New York
J. H. Myers
Mike Ceyele Ktosepour
Alius, Mesare, Abraham, Gerson
Benjamin Rosenorr
Thin City
Frederick Defeats Hagerstown In Early Ten Inning Win
Frederick earned two wins and one loss over Friday and Saturday. On Friday they beat Hagerstown in ten innings at the focal grounds 6 to 5 amid loose fielding and a misplayed fly by Hanks. Saturday Belair fell 8 to 6 as Trout was hit hard, and Maher pitched. Frederick then lost 4 to 1 to Subways Smith with Jordan homering in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Sprite
Evan
Salah
Focal Grounds
Hanks
Ebert
Belair
Trout
Maher
Sones
Subway Smith
Jordan
Wen
Summer Santa Claus Arrives for Two Week Visit
Peter A. Hagan, Treasury Department messenger from Washington now Middletown, spends two weeks here bringing gifts for friends. He showcases about 100 items from glass vases to trinket boxes and jumping jacks, all handmade after hours and given freely to Middletown valley friends, with no sales or money sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Peter A. Hagan
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Middletown
Hagan
Peter
Middletown Valley
Middletown Regver
Professor White Receives Handbound Volume of Poems
Professor John T. White, principal of the Girls High School and former County School Superintendent, was presented with a linen bound volume of his own poems by his pupils. The gift honors his poetic talent and his deep affection for the students who organized the tribute.
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White
John T. White
Oscar B. Coblentz
Advertised Letters in En City Post Office
A Saturday list of advertised letters for 1908 shows names such as Fritz Bartell, Breckarens, Procter, Krise, Maiion, Maine, Belle Maxweil, Mrs Walter Shryer, Miss Diana Simpeon. Recipients must call "advertised letters" at the post office. unclaimed letters may be sent to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En City
Lrar
Fritz Bartell
Raab
Robert Senate
Krise
Jos
Maiion
Procter
Firework Blast Injuries Reported Across City
An explosion caused injuries to several individuals. Edward Thorman and Jaya Thorman suffered severe hand injuries while Mrs J Miller and a daughter of Ir were lacerated. Dr Park Hodges treated the injured at Pash Street location. Further details on the incident remain limited.
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Eve, Miller
J. Miller
West Seventh Street
Thant
Paak Hodges
Edward Th
Jaya Thorman
Pash Street
Wisconsin clerk drowns in Potomac near Point of Rocks
Ira W. Patterson a 19 year old Washington clerk visiting Loudoun county to celebrate the Fourth drowned while bathing off Heater's Island in the Potomac. His friends tried to help but he sank. The river was dragged all night and dynamited to surface his body recovered at noon. He was from Delton Wisconsin and his burial was arranged by Wm H B Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Patterson
Con- Library
Washington
Potomac River
Point Af Rocka
Patterson
Arthur Shreeve
Loudoun County
Pointe Rocks
Ratparmon
F. Dudley Bhreeyen
Potomac
Heater
John Patterson
Delton
Wisconsin
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Assault on Lefevre Ends in Razor Cut at Leesburg
George Lefevre, a white man visiting Henry Thayer near Adamstown, was slashed on the face with a razor by a Black man identified as Bell, causing severe wounds. Bell escaped with help from Black friends, was later arrested at his brother Clint Dell’s home three miles from Adamstown, and jailed without bail awaiting a 3 PM hearing. Lindsay Naylor, also Black, was arrested on involved charges and jailed pending the afternoon proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lefevre
Leesburg
Henry Thayer
Daniel
Padgett
Adamstown
Ernest Heil
Greenfield
Bell
Lefevre
Bella
Clint
Dell
Sherif Henry DeGrange
R. K. Day
H. Conley
C. HH. Weketein
Lindsay Naylor
DeGrenge
Banking move sparks reopening in Cline Building
The Bank relocates to the Cline Building on Booth Market Street near Patrick Street opposite its former site. The vault has been moved to the new premises as part of preparations to operate banking services from the newly erected structure.
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CLINE
Booth Market Street
Patrick Street
Secon
C. E. Cline Furni
Exceptional Hosiery Values At Low Prices
Advertises discounted hosiery items including Lisle Brook stockings at 2 50, imported jack stockings, men and children socks, and a new line of shirting Madras. Mentions specific color options and sizes, with emphasis on value and variety. Notes John D. Bendrickron as a contact and a Saturday timing hint.
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Lisle Brook
Tevender Srs
Ian
Neidig & Miller Low Prices Housekeeping Clearing Sale
A local hardware and home goods store advertises a clearing sale with deep discounts on linens taffetas and household items. The notice promotes reduced prices on jackets linens table linens and fashionable fabrics with references to specific yardages and colors.
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Neidig and Miller
Jared Adede Wieder
Shinghes IK
Ark Einen
Oxford Huttings
Ali
Fatally Crushed On Baltimore Rail Bridge Incident
Charles A. Moxley 21 of 1514 Henry Street Baltimore died Friday after being crushed between a tender and the Fort Avenue bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio line. He was taken to a hospital but died of internal injuries. Survived by parents and four sisters and three brothers, he was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery after services at Immanuel. Funeral director C. C. Corty led the arrangements.
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Charles A. Moxley
Baltimore and Ohio
Henry Street
Baltimore
Fort Avenue
Locuat Point
Moxley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William Moxley
Ijamsville
Frederick County
John H
William H
Alonzo T. Moxley
Eleanor Mayne
K. Davis
John Page
Fannie Smith
Ijamaville
Ijameville
Benson
A. J. Gill
Rera
James Hyatt
Wm. Smith
Oliver Hyatt
Clyde Smith
Keefer Williams
Wm. Runkles
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Corty
Lawful grip ends in town arrests for fights and fines
Arthur Bents was jailed for 60 days for fighting Minnie Devilbise after a Saturday arrest by Officer Jones with a $30 fine. Roland Thomas faced 60 days in jail plus $10 paid, after resisting arrest and striking Officer King. John Burck fined $5 for striking Charles Brachey. Olivia and Dante Buba each fined $10 for fighting and paying part of their fines. William Coventry had a charge of striking Mrs Failliga dismissed by Justice Smith.
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Pate
Arthur Bents
Officer Jones
Minnie
Juation Ts
Roland Thomas
King
Thomas
Juntieith
John Burck
Herwig
Charles Brachey
J. Francis Smith
Wined Por
Olivia
Dante Buba
Jonra
Justice Smith
Coventry
Brunner Family Visit After Philippines Return
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brunner of Manila visit relatives in Frederick while Mr. Brunner, son of the late Elder RE Brunner, spent five years in the Philippines. They left Manila March 2 and toured China Burma India Egypt Palestine and Europe including England. Mrs. Brunner, formerly Mrs Catherine Edwarde, served as an Army Nurse Corps member. The eight month leave will be spent with relatives and friends in the United States.
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Philippines
C. C. Brunner
Manila
Frederick
Brunner
RE. A. Brunner
Fslands
China
Burma
India
Egypt
Palestine
Europe
England
Catherineo Edwarde
Army Nurse Corps
Local Notices and Business Openings in Town
Dr O 8 Highbarger of Hagerstown will be at City Hotel July 8 and 9 from 9 am to 6 pm for optical services with special hours by appointment. Wm H B Etchison leaves Etchison Furniture to start exclusive undertak ing. will be at No 6 East Church Street by residence, assisted by H B Breman Embalmer. Also reminders to pay gas and electric bills by the 10th for discount. Reformed Sunday Schools Manor hold annual picnic July 23 near Buck Station with fair grounds and electric fans available.
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Dr. O
Highbarger
Hagerstown
City Hotel
Wm H.B. Etchison
Etchison Furniture
Hia
East Church Street
Mt. HE
Wit
H. B. Breman
Embelner
Reformed Sunday Schools
Manor Charge
Manor Woods
Buckit
Thureda
Stations North of Lewistown Rail Stops Listed
Stations north of Lewistown on the W F G will be: Creagerstown at Walter Wiles farm gate, Auburn at Dr McPhersons, Catoatin near Fodepine Mountain. Other stopping places to be determined after routes open and travel resumes.
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Lewistown
Creagerstown
Walter Wiles
Auburn
Dr. McPherson
Serenade at Martinaburg City by the Bowers family
The Bowers family of West All Haunts street received a serenade on Saturday evening. A number of choice selections were played and guests were invited in and served with a delightful luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinaburg
Bend
John Bowers
Deaths in the City Prompt Social Notice
Mrs Mary Jane C Zimmerman aged 77 dies at 41 North Market Street after a long illness. She leaves two sons Dr George Zimmerman of Fremont and Gerald Robin, and daughters Sophia Ho Reichs and Fan Cecelia, with funeral Tuesday at 4 pm from the house, Mt Olivet interment. Samuel Burch colored dies at 126 West All Saints Street at 4 30 am. Services at the house, interment Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart J. c. Beerra
Mary Jane C. Zimmerman
North Market Street
Zimmerman
Lave G.F
Harry
Caroline Houck
George Zimmerman
Hay Geomermaan
Fremont
Sophia Ho Reichs
Bre
Gerald Robin
Ork
Fancineet
Someta
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Samuel Burch
All Gaints Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Rev Derr Named New Amity Lutheran Pastor
Rev Chas Edward Derr born Serenethia county and formerly of Fpl nds steps into the role at Amity Lutheran Church. He already begins duties with a note on his training at Wit ttenbach College Sp. and his readiness to serve the congregation.
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Derr
Chas
Edward Derr
Serenethia County
Amity Lutheran Enh F m
Wit Wittenbach College
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the Daily News
Tmt
Maryland
John Scroggins
B&o. RR
Monocacy
Union Bridge
Andrum
Maboro
Logan Tribe
Sioux Tribe
Monovacy Valley
Independent Hose Co
Independent Hose Carriage and Ineluotor Chemical
United Chemical Wagon and Engine
Silverine
Weattin Enterprise Hose Company
Weatern Enterprise Reel
Friendship Fire Co
Tredache Say
Benny K. C. Fox
Harris & Finer
Shenandoah
Charlestown
Macn
Western Enterprise Hoss
Harrisburg
Farmer’ Supply Company
D. C. Winebrewer & Co
Hegers ‘Town
George
Rodock
Frank Bentz
William H. Beall
Hine
F. Leatér
Smith
Ernest Fox
John Brengter
Edw. Smith
Fader
Suakies
N.C. R.B
Jacinta Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Agerstown
Pete Seenen
Stein
Teesanery Breck
Richard &. Keyes
Walter L. Rowe
Milani E. Bartholow
Milton T. Engle
Willem H. Gilbert
C. Hazes Landa
Bernard Bosenour
Point of Rocks
Wiscon la Tact
Ernest Beil
Citizens’ National Bank
Ture and Carpet Store
Pablo
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
John D. Hendrickson
Xvedtam Sizca Inaky
Plak
Nogioves
Ality
Giovesa Amea
Madras
John D. Bendrickron
Ellen
Neidig & Miller
Aneptan
Bodock
Signae Ranaamn
Rodock & Go
Thos. P. Rice
eSeee
George Rice
Thomas P. Rioe
North
A. J. Eichelberger
Py Pavauareers
Ie Wi
Atore
Ife
A. J. Bigghelbrrger
Erth Wort Gor
Markst
Beth Pheoss
Serine
Charles L, Renin
Charles 1
Renn
M. L. Etchison
Thres
Stetanta
Etchison
South Market Street
Frederik, Md
Fulddawiy
Fe Sean
Tam
Balea
TICR
P. B. Sappengton
Baew
Serio
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