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Fragmentary text mentions a deadly incident with twenty five people killed. Other details and proper names are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
2
Rhetch Rater YACHT LINKS AT NEWPORT
An unclear report mentions maritime activity at Newport with references to a yacht and possible mishap. text is fragmented but notes a connection between a yacht, Newport, and a drowning implication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Automobile crash claims life of Desmond Howe Jr
A fatal auto crash killed Desmond Howe Jr the son of a former Mobile Works Bureau superintendent. Details remain sparse but the collision occurred amid ongoing marches and a medical response was reported at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond Howe
Mobile Works
Bure
Insurrection Alarm Shocks Ayfeclar and City
July 26 reports reveal the government declared a state of emergency as unrest spread in Ayfeclar. Troops were rushed into Hayann Cubd to quell the insurrection amid growing tension and fears of broader violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayfeclar
Hayann Cubd
Local residents share travel and visitors notes
A flood of names details visitors and returns in Frederick area records. Many residents, including Mrs. Lewis Hooper and Mr Bernard Strands, travel to and from Atlantic City, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and other towns. Mis's Kate Burek and Miss Anna Clabaugh are noted for visits, with several families planning Pensacola and New York trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieneant
Rirepre Prapha
Ands Péresial
Kame
Felenda
Helen
Dyor
York
Abert Dyor
North
Payne
Adlantic City
Balti
Atrip
New York
Mita
Hooper
Volutng
Lewis Hooper
South Street
Bernard Strands
Baltimore
T. Brongte
Wid
Hates Dndor
Bialeo
Aine
Bidet
Gettr Dé
J . Te
BilFeky
Wardhington
Tie Vinting
Kate Burek
West
Vatred
Caxper
Ctine
Halon Maks
Milks Bolle‘Cook
Laura Cook
South Market Atreal
Thormak
Hiektitinn
Kaut
Fourth Street
Hagerstown
Wayndsvorond Pen- Mat
Bag
Mig Annie ‘Unger
Mygr Harry
Ind
Belle Pempline
East Church
Stredts
Bre
Dol Humittati
Ork
Wasnenboro
Wu Weert Chester
H. Milton Kefauver
Harriotte
Medori’ Mantz
Potoméc
Uvotine
Frederick
Braddock ‘Heights
Daliimore
Miss Wise
Cayo May
N.S
Fragmented OCR Mystery Text Lacking Clear Story
A garbled OCR passage with numerous unreadable phrases and jumbled spelling. It mentions winds, routes, and unnamed characters, but no coherent events, dates, places, or outcomes. The fragmentary lines hinder extracting a definite person, organization, or location from the source.
Fragmented line reports a missing tooth incident
A garbled note references a person named Bey and the News, mentioning a tooth knocked out amid unclear context. The unreadable OCR fragment prevents full reconstruction but hints at a local incident or report.
Death notices from Waynesboro and nearby towns
Obituaries report the death of Henry O dithmerman and Ferdinand Williams Huth Booth in Waynesboro, Clarkesburg, and Hamilton with services planned. Other deaths include Christian community member Christian Miller, infant Mary Eyter, Rosa Fry of Luckett, and local residents laid to rest at Green Hill and Rose Hill cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onnsttan D. Miller
Miller
Hagerstown
Haeretown
Stanley C. Miller
Warphy & Miller
A M. Evere
S$. Ni Snell
Rose Hill Cemetery
Ferdinand W
Ferdinand
Williams
Huth-Booth
Hamilton
Paralysia
Fhuth- Hoot
Canton
Baltimére and Ohio Railroad
Germany
Loudoun Park
Mary Uatharine Eyer
Marry E. Eyter
Walkersville
Sparrow
United Brethren Church
Walkeraville
Hymeneal Record: Gordionoer and Stine Wed
Dr. Charles H Gordinoier of the Rhip presbuhre Normal School known for talks at Teachers Conventions wed Miss Laitie Stine of Elizabeth a former sta r SIRCANER-NORRIS Julius Jesse Kirchner of Baltimore weds Lula Lee Norris of Middleburg at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev H mar They proceed to Ridgely West Virginia to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordinior
Stine
Charles H. Gordioier
Rhippresbuhre Normal School
O Frederick
Wid
Mies Laitie Stine
Elizabeth
Sircaner—Norris
Julius Jesse’ Kirchner
Baltimore
Lula ‘Lee Norris
Middleburg
H.mar
Ridgely
W. Va
Unclear Manuscript Record of Mr Cram Amprodin Case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mr Cram Amprodin and treasurer G W Cram taken ill at home with kinship mentions Alpheus Peteraville and Jeff erson. Text is garbled with stray names and phrases about a week and remaining at a home of Mr Thomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cram - Amprodin
Courity
G W. Cram
Stink
Alpheus
Jin
Thomes
Maryland Notes on Local Events and Distress
Maryland notes report a fatality of Charles McKinstry a Cumberland area brakeman killed at a quarry near Baltimore a 4 year old girl hurt from carbolic acid in Hagerstown and 60 members of the Maryland State Bar Association attending a meeting in the county Enticing details cover road construction hearings mill flurries of spillover items from Hagerstown Cambridge and Berlin including Odd Fellows lodge plans weather crop yields and legal cases plus a fire at the Hotel Dixon Cambridge and an anticipated remounting of the Knights of Pythias gathering with travel disruption and a pending Sharpsburg anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKinstry
Battimore
Ohio
Cumberland
Yeater
Iagordtowi
Yeaterday
Mvos
Joba
Cox
Maryland
Bolinsy
Interatalo
State Horticultural’ ‘Society
Berlin
Ocean’ City
Crothers
National Good Roads; Association
Niagara
Falls
Staliang
Rising
Sun
Rising Sun
Oakwood
Milasila Leggett
Hagerstown
Boyds
Odd Fellows
Boyd Lodge No
Alexander Nell
A. B. Davidson
A. G. Grouse
Cecil County
Henry Burklus
Walter Fox
Wayne Reynolds
George Reynolds
Cambridge Board of Trade
Wade
Federation of Boards of Trade
Cambridge
Dixon
J. B. Hopkins
Ford House
Pocomoke City
Evelyn Smith
Somerset
Stoner Coal Company
Howard C. Smith
William F. Harrison
Washington Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Georgetown
Jano Weage
Grand Lodge of Knights
Pythias of
Thomas’ Luckett
Luis Negro
Bradley’ Carr
Lloyd Whipp
Rockville
Shootigble
George ‘Thomas
Tonto
Sharpsburg
Indiana
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Deelee
New York
Frederick Citizen Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills
John J. Brown of Frederick Maryland testifies to kidney pain relief after ten years of discomfort. He recounts severe back pain and knife like twinges but found permanent relief only after using Doan’s Kidney Pills obtained at C B Mulu’s drug store. The advertisement cites Foster Milburn Co as US agents and urges readers to remember the name and to take Doan’s only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John J. Brown
Auachinist
West Vitrick Street
Dent
Dean
C. B. Mulu
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Praltimore
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