Dreyfus Dismissal Timeline Tangles 1805 Case Notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions Caesar bern and a reformer dying in Ba pbura 1447, references Seattle and Ateunheim figures, and notes Captain Alfred Dreyfus being dismissed from the army in 1805 by a French court decree. Names and dates are garbled, but the core fact is a Dreyfus dismissal in 1805 by the French army.
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Suly
Bistory
Caesar Bern
Cadsin Horn
Aresatie
Bapbura
Seattle
Vive Metts
Ateunheim
Jeeph Ponepoite
Madrid
Koa
Span
Moishson
Dorothy Payne
Tvert
Madison
Hore
Jota A. Ren. U. Borat
Osupiaioe Court of
Local residents listed in city visiting and returning from trips
Numerous individuals from Baltimore, Sacramento, and other places are reported visiting friends and relatives in this city or returning from travels. Notable mentions include Mr John J. White in Weadirgion, Miss Mildred Landever visiting Hast Church stress, and Mrs Rufous McLain visiting Baltimore. A large United Drill Association meeting elected officers and plans weekly drills, with lockers to be built for members. Harrison Wegner was declared of unsound mind by a Washington jury after a perjury case.
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John J. White
Weadirgion
Boainese
Misa
Sol Stern
Waste Parrox Street
Mies Lettie Gorse
Baltimore
Frank Suman
South Market Strees
Misa Rose Dyer
East Fourth Street
York
Kaarabureed
Mies Ariana Gonso
Obas
B.‘L. Gendrickon
West Second Street
Rufous McLain
Hirem Derr
Uaalel KE. Derr
Charles Hyland
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Morgan Koefanger
Middletown
Spens
J J. White
Misa Rath Holdcraft
East Church Street
Mary O. Abers
Burkistsville
Albert Fair
Walter
Sacramento
Cal
John Miller
West South Atreat
Wm. Morrison and
Graceham
Mires
Frank Gilbert
South Market Strest
John Sisilar
86. Louis
United Drill Association
George T. M Shvifler
Vias
Joho F Oland
Charlen Harris
Wm. D. Lipps
J. Franaia Stokes
Morrison Warner
Orzy
Harrison Wegner
Joug
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Ana Obrouleitigant
Qoos
Elizabeth
Special Meeting Debates Trolley Line Grade On West Fourth Street
City officials mull fixing the grade for a trolley line on West Fourth Street and consider using a steam engine for transporting rails. The issue, deferred for action next Tuesday, involves costs of electric equipment and timelines for road construction.
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Mattir
Fourth Street
Spi
Kemp
Vetera
Washington, Frederick
Lowenstein
Ha Membare
Husan A. Rager
Woerth Street
Bantz Gtrest
Washington
Brodsrick Aad Gettysborg Rayrosd
Prads
Secnoring
Aa Aly
K. Lowststein
Miesers
Wilcoxon
Devastating Thunderstorm Hits Washington County Farms
A severe afternoon storm swept through Washington County around 3 PM, with high winds and heavy rain causing extensive damage. Lightning struck multiple barns and buildings, including the Delamere farm barn near Hagerstown and a partially completed house near Beatheshville, killing a horse on the latter. Several barns were toppled or burned, a warehouse at Roxbury Distilling Company was uprooted, and crops along with trees suffered. widespread property losses were estimated around four thousand dollars.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Kaetyavitte
Breathedaville
Baltimore and
Oats Hatlroad
Hagestown
Charlton Werking
Delamere
Owten
D. A. Staley
Hyeretown
Antiy
Daniel Lefevre
D. H. Staley
Beathedsville
Sha
Eagles Fraternal Club session elects state officers
The State Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles adjourned at Cumberland to meet next year in Highlandtown. Officers for the coming year include President Brooke Whiting Cumberland and Vice President A. S. Goldaborough Baltimore. Edward B. Michalsen Frostburg is chaplain and Edward Bireon Baltimore installed the new fixers. A resolution urged a combined delegation to Norfolk and to back Fred O Schiuberger of Baltimore for Grand Worthy Chairman.
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Frederick
Aerie
Order of Eagles
Cumberland
Highlandtown
Chesapeake Agis
Bracawick
Choles
Stata Filcars
F- Brooke Whiting
Goldaborough
Baltimore
John Swikert
Financial Bearstory
W. A. Yingling
Hagerstown
Chhristian Hi
W. BE
Gantt
Annapolis
W. Fhalen
Bronawick
Joan Ragan
Chessprake
Edward Bireon
Dig Tries
Seata Aerie
Frontburg Aerica
Aeria
Norfolk
Opan House
Fred. O. Schiuberger
Charlain
Sickness Reported Among Local Residents In Street Notes
The report lists residents with illnesses and improving conditions. Markat Space and Mrs. Joseph Dyer are recovering after illness. Allen Grombiee, Charles Mehrling, and Mr. Denda Murphy are mentioned with varying health statuses. Mr. Dadla and J. Denda Murphy faced a heat-related incident at a city building project, prompting rest at home.
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AmFlig Oden
Markat Space
Allen Grombiee
East
Patrick Street
Charles Mehrling
Sonkh Street
Joseph Dyer
Wass Savanth Street
John Dadla
City Hospital
J. Denda Murphy
V. W. Obenderfer
Sunday School Picnics At Braddock Heights And Fairgrounds
The Fleet Baptist church Sunday School picnic at Braddock Heights drew a large crowd with children enjoying games and a ball match. Quinn A M E Church held a similar picnic at the fairgrounds with the Friendship Band from Hagerstown providing music and a ball game ending 6 to 4 in favor of Hagerstown.
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Fleet Baptist Church
Braddock Heights
Quinn A. M. E. Ehurch
Fair Grounds
Friendship Band
Hagerstown
Frederick
State Aid Requests Heard by Board of Charities
The Board of State Aid and Charities met yesterday to discuss requests from numerous state institutions For 1909 and 1910 Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb asked 36000 annually Frederick City Hospital Association seeks 15000 annually Avalon Hospital Association of Frederick county asks 3000 for 1909 and 2000 for 1910 Say you saw It The News.
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Board of State Aid and Charibles
Maryland School
Daaf
Damb
Frederick City Hospital Association
Avalon Hospital Association
Frederick County
Clears Homes for Animals by Cleveland Doctor
Dr. W. Co. Fair of Cleveland runs a private animal rescue clearing house helping stray dogs and cats find homes. He receives surrendered or abandoned animals, treats those needing care, humanely euthanizes incurable cases, and maintains a waiting list and card index for suitable adopters. The work is unpaid but gives the rescuers satisfaction and helps reduce animal suffering.
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Bouce
W. Co. Fair
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland News
Hamana Society
Rong
Ramana Society
Death of Mrs. Cora J. Boller at Woodaboro Hotel
Mrs Cora J Boller wife of Clarence G Boller proprietor of the National Hotel Woodabora died about 2 am after nine days illness from a complication of disease She was a daughter of J J Decker Warfordburg Pa and survives with her husband two children two elatara and two brothers Funeral director D A Sharetis.
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J. Boller
Cora J. Boller
Clarence G. Boller
National Hotel
Woodabora
J. J. Decker
Warfordburg
Dren
Elatara
Col Jones Withdraws From Maryland Governorship Bid
Col Spencer O Jones of Montgomery County withdraws from the Democratic race for Maryland governor citing recent party committee actions. He thanks supporters, notes county sentiment favored his candidacy, and says he consulted many friends before withdrawing. Also mentions a Triunity M E straw ride to White Rock led by Rev John Paul Tyler for an enjoyable afternoon.
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Spencer O. Jones
Montgomery
Warfield
Colonel Jones
Fielh
Jones Asid
Maryland
Damccratia Party
Triality M.E
White Rock
John Paul Tyler
Dividend Notice From Frederick Bank Declares Semiannual PERCENT
The Board of Directors of Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland has this day declared a semi annual dividend of pour percent.
Wheat Insurance and local business notices
A fragmented 1907 local page advertises wheat crop insurance offerings by Ernest Helfenstein and building fund notices for the YSA building fund due July 1 1907. It also lists fresh seafood groceries at Troxell's near City Hall and various small ads for produce groceries tailoring and a grand annual festival with orchestra and amusements in Barneaville on July 23.
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Ernest Helfenstein
Troxell's
City Hall
Local Notables and Events in Maryland Briefs
Samuel Strite dies in Hagerstown as a prominent Washington county figure. The John W. H. Geiger case likely heads to a jury session this afternoon. Wicholag S. Oram elected Talbot school examiner and secretary treasurer of the Talbot County School Board. A lightning-caused fire destroys a large barn near Williamport on Mrs. Irena Embrey’s farm. Professor A H Murphy resigns as Carroll County High School principal to move to Reisterstown. Thomas W. Shryer of Cumberland dies in Minneapolis at 67, father of jeweler Walter Shryer. Bowie case verdicts expected at La Plata. state seeks manslaughter verdict rather than murder. D Shriver Brandenburg of Freedom, Carroll County, dies at 86. son of the late Jesse Brandenburg and grandson of longtime Carroll school commissioner David Pough. J W Williams of E Kempton displays Wheat at Tar News Office, praising harvest quality. notes local farmer Edward W Baker’s crop as finest in years.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
John W. H. Geiger
Canton National Bank
Probaly
Wicholag S. Oram
Talbot County
Bire
Irena Embrey
Williamaport
A. H. Murphy
Caroling County
Reisterstown
Baltimore County
Thomas W. Shryer
Cumberland
Minneapolis
Walter Shryer
Jawoler
Bowie
la Plata Fein
Wiimer
D. Shriver Brandenburg
Freedom
Carroll County
Brandenburg
Jesse Brandenburg
David Pough
Buckaystown Man Forces Kill Of Rabid Dog
Mr. R. W. Fry of Buckaystown was compelled to shoot his fine hunting dog yesterday after the animal began showing hydrophobia symptoms and snapping at all it touched. Several dogs in the vicinity have died from the disease in recent months.
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R. W. Fry
Buckaystown
Braddock Heights Friday Night Dance Ad
Regular Friday night dance at Braddock Heights tonight with cars leaving every half hour. Enjoy the cool mountain breeze and Chocolate Ice Cream Soda. Each glass bears the phrase that come back Apale tage ab McCaRven's.
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Braddock Heights
Avery
Apale Tage
Ab McCaRven's
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