Archbishop Katzer Dead in Wisconsin Hospital
Archbishop Katzer died at St Agnes' Convent in Fond du Lac after a sickness dating from September 1902. He came to Fond du Lac for rest months ago and his condition worsened Saturday night. His end was expected. burial will be in St Francis' Cemetery in Milwaukee. The cause of death was cancer of the liver.
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Katzer
Fond du Lack
Wis
Kateur
St Agnes
Comvent
Vond du Lueck
St. Francis’ Cemetery
Milwaukee
Trustees Sale Advertisements and Local Notices
A cluttered page of public notices and advertisements lists Trustees Sale notices and local ads including Pennsylvania Public Sale, Wm. D. Baker administrator, and various shop promotions. Items mention Colt and Dixon Clothing, Lowenstein and Wertheimer clearance, The City Hotel Grill offerings, and lost necklace near 83 W. Patrick. Readers urged to report irregularities in newspaper delivery.
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Trustees’ Sale
Wee Rise Raagetiaene Biser & Newman
Trasta
City Opera House
Pennsylvania Public Sale
Wm. D. Baker
Admi
S. Newman
Soir
Lawn Fete
Markey
Colt & Dixon's Clothing
Lowenstein & Wertheimer Clearance
H. Haller Dry Goods
Kemp
Geo. K. Brangle
Dolla
Oity Hotel Grill
Oity Hotel
John Hendrickson
G. OG. Carty
W. Patrick
Purely Personal Visitors and Local Attendees
Purely personal notes list Mr Charles Duvall visiting relatives in the city and several residents from Richmond Baltimore Lexington and other towns visiting family here. Names include Miss Lottie Bailey Miss Edith Haller Miss Naomi Gring and Miss Mary McCardall plus Prof Worth Stottlemyer and many others attending medical consultations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Duvall
Washington
Lewla Nixdorff
Richmond
Lottie Bailey
Baltimore
Hdith Haller
South Market Street
William L. Cramer
East Second Street
Montgomery County
Frank Leonard Monroe Storm
West Virginia
Samuel J. Lilly
Blue Ridge
G. Mantz Besant
Frank Q. Norwood
Boston
Mass
Naomi Gring
Mary McCardall
Misa Anne Featwell
Lexington
James B. Fretwell
South Market Stream
Alice Houck
Edna Norrin
Liberty
Noah E. Cramer
Weat Third Street
Dird Eichelberger
Edward S. Hichelberger
Westboard Brrest
Brief Bits and Local Happenings in Thurmont and Beyond
July nears its end with August hints. St Stephen's Episcopal church at Thurmont will soon be repainted. A copper prospecting company plans near Loys station. No B and Q excursions tomorrow. Missouri note features Silence who consents readily. Senator Sorghum quips about scroll of fame cashing. Sheriff asks for a request before an old society member's hanging. Band soma Harry offers to tie the noose himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Thurmont
Loys Station
Missouri
Silence
Sorghum
Washington Star
Nan
Bandsoma
Harry
Baker-Lesherman Reunion Planned in Harrod Ohio
The Baker Leatherman Historical Association schedules its second grand reunion for August 5 in Harrod Allen C Ohio inviting all family members to attend. Past attendance reached 2,000 from nine states. 5,000 are expected this year. Pretzel Factory Partnership Forms for West South Street Shop. Charles I Hobbs and Vivals Dorr form partnership to manufacture pretzels, producing quality snacks at their West South Street shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker-Lesherman
Baker-Leatherman Historical Association
Harrod
Allen c. Ohio
Charles I
Danny
Hobbs and
Vivals Dorr
West South Street
Warfield Set to Win Governor Nomination By Delayed Opposition
Baltimore leaders reportedly withdrew opposition to Edwin Warfield’s gubernatorial bid, signaling a sure first-ballot nomination. Republican candidates, including Stevenson Williams and Lowndes, denied deals while anti Mudd factions mobilize across Fifth District counties to challenge renomination, citing battles in Prince George’s, Calvert, and Charles counties.
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Baltimore
Edwin Warfield
Warfield
Stevenson A. Williams
Harford County
Loweden
Williams
Lowndes
Radford Springs
Maryland
Prince George's
State Committee
Tricks at a primary in Anne Arundel county
Minority judges Mesara and Hawkins allege fraud in the recent Democratic primary with claims of ballot stuffing and irregular ballot counting in Odenton Brooklyn Gartis Ely and Curtis Bay precincts. They argue the Bannon faction carried the party and cannot control the county convention on July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odenton
Joseph Bannon
Central Committee
Bannon
Ita
Anti Bannon
Brooklyn
Gartis Ely
Banmon
Curtis Bay
Army Correspondents Memorial at Gapland Gorge Local Landmark
The most unique monument in the United States is the Army Correspondents Memorial at Gapland near Middletown. Townsend built the double arch gateway with red brick and blue limestone arches, honoring war correspondents and featuring bronze busts and inscribed tablets. The structure, costing under $5,000, was dedicated October 16, 1896, funded by Townsend, Army correspondents, and local subscribers.
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United States
Army
Gapland
George Alfred Townsend
South Mountain
Middletown
Crampton's Gap
Middletows
Burkittsville
Maryland
Mercury
Orpheus
Bedford
Illustrated
Washington County
Townsend
Sight
Frederick Bartenders Local 698 Charter Formation
John B. Hickey of the Bartenders International League of America has secured a charter for a new local bartenders union in Frederick. A meeting to complete the charter list and elect temporary officers is set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. above Dixon Brothers store on West Patrick Street, inviting all local bartenders to attend.
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Bartenders’ Union
John B. Hickey
Bartenders’ International League of America
Frederick
Dixon Brothers
West Patrick Street
Pennsylvania Coming Stage Drama at City Opera House
A new comedy drama Pennsylvania by Daniel L Hart and QO H Oshaban arrives at the City Opera House next Friday evening July 31. It stars Wilkes-Barre journalist Mr Harsin from The Parish Priest and features strong dialogue, a bustling plot, vivid climates, and a mine explosion scene with an authentic elevator and coal cars. The production will use new scenery and a company of merit and introduces the Eagle quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
City Opera House
Daniel L Hart
QO. H. Oshaban
Harsin
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Sully
Callahan
Fogg’s Ferry
Mr. Hart
Reedy Elevator Company
City Opera
Eagie Quartette
Special offers from Clinton E Main and local notices
An assortment of late 19th/early 20th century ads and notices appears. Items include clothing bargains from Clinton E Main with mentions of skirts, wraps, and fabrics. local prescriptions and a pharmacist ad. hotel grill specialties. and a series of community notices about excursions, a Mount Carmel Sunday school picnic on August 1 1908, a Lovsi Union 148 1.8 & W.O.F Washington DC resolution notice for Elmer Marcellus Brandenberg, and funeral directors A T. Rice & Sons in Frederick Maryland.
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Mount Carmel
Lovsi Union
Washington, D. C
Wherana
Elmer Marcellus Brandenberg
Les
Mary Gray
Stafford Court
Washington
Twins Born Joined Together in Salt Lake City
Twin babies were born in Salt Lake City in a rare conjoined birth. The infants were joined face to face by a band of flesh from the lowest rib downward. One child was stillborn and the bond was severed, but the surviving infant died within 15 minutes.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Independent Drill Association Meeting Opens with New Members Admitted
The Independent Drill Association held its regular Touraday night meeting called to order by President Jos Fr Ewenhauer. After roll call and reading the minutes by Secretary Edgar Ernst a brief business session was held and six new members were admitted. After adjournment the members were drilled by Captain Jus P Forsythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Drill Association
Jos
Fr. Ewenhauer
Edgar Ernst
Jus. P. Forsythe
Red Birds win second game of series 5 to 4
In the second game of the series between the Blue Birds and the Red Birds the Red Birds won 5 to 4. The final game is scheduled for next week. An on-field collision ended Hall’s participation after four innings. The Red Birds boast a 22 game season record with only two losses.
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Blue Birds
Red Birds
Hall
Hisenhauer
Runaway Wagon Hurts Two Men Near Mt Philip Schoolhouse
Harman Fulmer and Stockman were thrown from a wagon on the Feagaville road Thursday evening. Fulmer sustained a badly cut face and possible internal injuries after a dog scare caused the run and flip near Mt Philip school house. Stockman escaped with less severe injuries.
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Folmer
Stockman
Funeral of Mrs. William L. Gilbert Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. William L. Gilbert who died Wednesday afternoon was conducted at the home by Rev. Dr. Osborne Iogle and interment followed at Alt Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers were Thomas Eyler William Martin John Thomas Charles Harmon George Giessner Jr and Edward Schroeder. F Schroeder Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Gilbert
Osborne Iogle
Alt. Olivet
Thomas Eyler
William Martin
John Thomas
Charles Harmon
George Giessner, Jr
Edward Schroeder
F. Schroeder
Damaged Buggy Top After City Bus Collision
A buggy owned by Dr. W A Long on West Patrick street had its top broken this morning when struck by the tongue of a City Hotel bus. The bus was exiting Brewery alley from the B and O railroad station as the buggy was driven up Patrick street.
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W. A. Long
Patrick Street
City Hotel
Brewery Alley
Patrick Strees
Dr. Long
Braddock Colony News Notes and Happenings
Osmo Schley Inc built a waiting room at the railroad station. Mrs James Anderson and Miss Anderson of Lonaconing visited the colony yesterday. Mrs Simon Miller and Miss Miller of Shia City are guests at the Catsipin. The Reformed picnic Thursday drew the largest turnout in years with over a thousand on the grounds. Last night's dance at the Heights was well attended. With warm weather travel picks up. George M Gittinger of Brightdale returns from a West Virginia trip. The Catsipin garden is noted as the finest in the colony with beans cucumbers potatoes and onions on the table. Fearbacks’ blooming canines delight visitors. Mrs Amon Urner returns from Carroll County.
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Osmo Schley Inc
James Anderson
Minses Anderson
Lonaconing
Simon Miller
Mies Miller
Shia City
Catsipin
Thureday
the Heights
George M. Gittinger
Brightalde
West Virginia
Catalpin
Fearbaks
Amon Urner
Carroll County
Lawn fete for hospital benefit at Braddock Heights
A lawn fete will be held on the Mrs Ida Markey cottage lawn Braddock Heights Wednesday evening July 29 after 6 pm. Ice cream cakes candy souvenirs and fancy articles will be for sale. The public is invited. Also a notice seeking 200 bushels of ring beans for July 27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Markey
Braddock Heights
Republican Club Sees Broad Rural Support For Judge Nomination
The Republican Club held two meetings in its Dixon Bros store rooms last night with good attendance. Rural district Republicans attended and Major B X Goldsborough read letters from county leaders urging nomination of a judge candidate.
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Republican Club
Dixon Bros
B. X. Goldsborough
Golden wedding invites for Jacob and wife Baker of Springfield Ohio
The Golden Wedding invitation from Mr and Mrs Jacob Baker of Springfield Ohio, formerly Middletown residents, marks their 50th anniversary to be celebrated Monday August 3 from 10 to 6. Martinsburg steel car fire and B and O warehouse blaze report losses and an insured stock.
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Jacob Baker
Springfield
Ohio
Middletown
Eire
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
W. Va
Local Market Quotations From Bastern Milling and Export
The Bastern Milling and Export Company quotes today list corn at 2.75 per barrel shelled 55.1 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 72 cents per bushel, steamer at 70 cents per bushel. Also quoted are futures at 40 cents per bushel and hay at 18 to 290:1 per ton.
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Bastern Milling & Export Company
Huy
Old Miss Cat Dies After Long Life at City Hotel Stables
A pet oat named Old Miss died last night at the City Hotel stables. The aged cat, a kitten at General Grant's inauguration for his second term, had a history marked by two record feats in fighting and monster activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gral Grant
Monser
Divorce filing for Lillis Ramsborg against Clarence Ramsborg
Lillis Ostherine Ramsborg with attorney A D Williard has filed a bill for divorce from her husband Clarence Ramsborg. The action seeks court relief and dissolution of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillis Ostherine Ramsborg
A. D. Williard
Clarence &. Ramsbarg
Sewer Work Progress on South Market Street
About 25 feet of the double zim sewer on South Market street was finished yesterday and about the same distance will be finished today. The average number of feet that will be laid each day is about 80 for a double zim sewer. The incident notes Mrs. Colyer Merriweather is quite sick of the residence of her sister, Mrs. George S. Rodock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
Colyer Merriweather
George 5. Rodock
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the Daily News
Tur Nene
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
P Lessant
Charlotte Pendleton
Goldaborough
Walkersville
Pittsburg
Ella Neipold
Weahington
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic City
Worth Stottlemyer
Waynesboro High School
Geo. A. Morgan
Harrisburg
Reading
Jacob Welty
Zaiglersville
C. 0
Zimmerman
Ms. Pleasant
Edward Lanner
Miller Kidd
Urbana
John M. Smith
Wooodsboro
Geph. Thomas
Mattie Davis
Tramsville
Edward Derr
Feagawille
Lilian Minor
Buckeystown
Hachel Matthews
Tuscarora
Boteler
MR. Warfield
Anne Arundel
Gapland, MD
Citizens’ Sacional Bank
Npat Cittiens’ National Bank OF
Frederick City
Beadluge
Galloona
Sanitas
I'win
Hoao
Jous Ulaprioxson
Clinton E. Main
Deus
Macket Oy
Otel Grill
Surrey
Chicago
City Hotel Geil
Brankfortera
Myeraville
Iatter Place
Frederick Beleot
Cara
East
Differ
A W. Murpay
C. EB. Lewis
B. B
George
Rodour
MII
Llagas
Mai
Mau
Bigatory
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Sons
Preverick
Frederick County
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Farmeius Exchange
Pes Vrederion
Deslore
Hay
Beau Saints and
Care
OPERA
Night
Sylvania
Fe, Callahan and
Dan. L. Bart
Eagle Quartetir
Bolect Company
Yearle’s
West Second Street
Dry Frederick, md
West
Brown Brothers Company
Bodegimsde
New London
A. P. Bennett
John Francis Smith
Market Street
E. D. Shriner
RE. P. Rose
Poe Anartanatate
F. B. Sappington
aAnet
Citr'East
THE
Braddock Colony
Dixon Packing Company
East South Street
Frederick, Md
City Hotel Giytll
Bolte
Times
Ciam Chowde
City Hotel Gry
Ciam Frittera
Woiry Mots Grill
Sheracon
Biser
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