In Memoriam and Astronomical Notes
July 28 feature notes obituaries for three figures: 1833 Marksebt Cutler a clergyman and pioneer born 1742. 1838 Commodore William Balnbridge naval officer born 1774. 180?- Samuel Banda printer born 1300. Astronomical events include moon quarter in Aries and a conjunction with Saturn details through noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managseb Cutler
William Balnbridge
Samuel Banda
Constellation
Aries
Saturn
Weat
Death notices from a Maryland area funeral page
Obituary notices report the deaths of Ida Haln wife of Tinopolis Hahn aged 32 from paralysis with a nine year illness, and Fintly Tome wife of David Tome aged about 18 with cancer. both have funeral services and interments listed. Additional notices include George E Cook 55, Lucinda Haus 64, and infant deaths with service details and funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hailn
Ida Hal
Tinopolis
RK. G. Koontz
John S. Weybright
M. I. Creager
Thurmont
Fintly ‘Tome
David Toms
Foxville
Joseph, Smith
Wolfsville
Bethel
Isaac Lovell
Beorge E. Cook
George E
Cook
Tramaville
Roger
Singanore
Lucinda Haua
Lucinda Haus
Cathebne Haus
H. O. Keen
Mt. View
Cronin Beall
Titus Day
Tobiee Watkins
Grant Watkins
Douglas Thompson
W. A. Smith
Totermont
William T. Lewis
Moving pictures censored talk in Frederick meeting
Frederick audience heard speakers from the Henry Watson Children's Aid Society Baltimore and Pearce and Scheck defend and urge censorship. A provisional committee was formed to study plans for regulating moving picture shows, with Hon. MH Urner elected chairman and Mrs. Arthur D. Willard as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Heurk
L. A. Kieffer
J. W. Apple
Mixa Bertha ‘Trall
White
Arthur
D. Willard
Mike Bis
Urner
George J. Jones
Henry Watson Children's Aid Society
Baltimore
Jones
Joh Bunyan
Marion & Pearce
Pearce & Scheck
City Opera
New York
Theity
Yam Onty
Frederick Ft
Itixeun
Mr. Pearce
Company A Rifles Win Narrow NY Match at State Range
Company A's rifle team won second place in the New York Clothing House match at the State Rifle Range with 619 to 532 by Company M Fifth Regiment. The five man team shot across 300 600 and 200 yard ranges with a bronze Post Pugnam trophy and medals awarded. a mis sighted gun affected one score and future contests include the Governor's match and Baird skirmish. Sergeant Munshower led the First Regiment with 217 points across 200 600 2000 and rapid fire and skirmish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
New York
Company M
Fifth Regiment
Albaugh
Governor's
Baird
Mateh Costery
Munshower
Property Deed Update in County Court
In county court records Catherine S Funk and Willim I Fonk et al are named in real estate transfers to Catherine and Funk with listed values. A marriage license is issued for Carfall George Cooper and Kala May Elle Lupoto of Catoctici. Inventories include debts and money due in the estate of Henry A Schildknecht and the personal property of Josephe Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine S
Funk
Willim I. Fonk
Fonk
Catherine
I County
George Cooper
Kala May
Elle Lupoto
Catoctici
Orpilans Court
Henry A. Schildknecht
Fist Fight at Fertilizer Plant Lands Three Men Before Justice
Kidding Calamity Hardy Johnson William Danner and George Flippin were brought before Justice J Francis Smith on a fighting charge after an altercation at the Rameburg Fertilizer Works Tuesday evening. Johnson bit Flippin on the thumb Danner kicked near the eye Johnson fined 20 dollars and jailed 30 days Danner paroled for one year Flippin discharged Officers Herring and King made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Danner
Flippin
Herring
King
Sheep in a cellar case ends with animal cruelty charge
Justice C. H. Eckstein presided yesterday over J. Fred Main of Braddock facing cruelty to animals charges. A drove of sheep from his pasture reportedly entered a dwelling under construction by John P. Shafer and remained in a cellar. The court said the case would proceed with actions of enforcement and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals prepared copies for county distribution. Auctioneer William E. Darner sold a West Street dwelling tied to Henry K. Box for heirs of Caroline Box’s estate, amid local transfers observed at the courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ‘Fred Mnin
Braddock
C. H. Eckatein
Main
John P. Shafer
Lie Society
William E. Darner
Resie-Harp
Arthur’d. Willard
D. Printeston Hockey
West Sout Street
Cagoline
Market and ordinance actions discussed with aldermen
Frederick City leaders debated an ordinance for street trading hours and concessions for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Public objections, arbitration, and conduit use terms were reviewed, with time adjustments and potential changes noted but not decided. A ministerial association urged blocking prize fight exhibitions and enforcing Sunday business laws. The mayor received various notices and directives on public works and street oiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermen
Tatalgae
Fred Notnagle van Defore
Jacob Rothback
Chesapeake and Potomn¢y Telephone Company
Te Company
Treeta
Allesa
Smith
Bvlt
Telephone Company
Ardhianes Uke
Frederick City
Maryland
Mary-land
Bblic
Ministerial Association
Fréderick City
Alteruion
Reno
Nevada
E. Holmes Lamar
Eugene L. McShan
Gitthiger
Carroll Dark
Kemp
City
Couvittee
Hagerstown
Elf
Citizens' National Bank Announces New Building Features
The bank promotes its new banking house with burglar proof vaults and a ladies room. It lists three meeting rooms for customers, multiple safe deposit boxes, and a savings department offering four percent per annum under certain conditions. The bank invites open accounts of any size and offers guided tours during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evane
Scranton, Pa
Variety Store Ads and Local Notices from Frederick County
An old newspaper fragment lists shopping items and prices such as jackets, dresses, and linens alongside a local note for Conklin fountain pen filling, a limeade ad, and a hot weather drink. It also mentions Piel's beer, the Buffalo, and the Sixth annual Reformed Sunday Schools reunion at Braddock Heights on a Saturday in August with phased travel by Cara running every half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Eburaday
Cara
Tonight Braddock Tonight Vaudeville Show
Local notice describes Tonight Braddock Tonight with Braddock Heights Band and vaudeville acts. It mentions audience skate and bow, and a Buffalo beer sale during drought, plus a message about Chippewa Tribe council assembly on the 28th with visiting Wyoming tribe bearing the Pipe of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Impd. O. R
Impd. O. RM
Buck -Moonrat
Wyoming
Bear
Pipe of Peace
Joan H. Bennart
Local residents report illness and confinement in village homes
Fragmentary notes mention Edward Lense, Mrs. William Zepp, Horace Catsail, and Walter Bower-lerlogg with illnesses. References cite typhoid fever and recent confinement to homes on West South Street South Market Street and Wy areas. The garbled text indicates multiple residents were unwell and undergoing treatment.
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Edward Lense
Hia
West South Street
William Zepp
Avenue
Horace Catsail
South Market Street
Walter Bower - Lerlogg
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the Daily News
Specifl
Waauinaron
W. L. Moone
Weather Bureau
Barber
Melchingranee
Second St. Esville
McCardell
Rosenstock Bros. Braddock
the Marvel
the Buffalo C
Woerner
EL Fifth St
A. Rice
Seeger & Co
Outh Market St
Mountain
Seeashore
Daily News
Emily Toms
William C. Latwell
Charlie Linthicom
H. 0. Keen
Pleasant Grove
M. P
William’ T. «Lewis
Clara V. . Cram
Mes
Albert Cram
Fountain Mille
Hev
H. C. Keen
Providence M
Willan Tee
M. G.urner
The
Henry Watson
Ieuan Dixon
Freabhyterling
Pearce
U's. Ga
McLean
Mra Wilerds
Mra Wilard
Land
Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Mr. Main
Bealde
Avaton
Teele Gauss
Elsie Greenwood
Washington, D. C
Lade
August Eldang
Esemen's Nest
Edward L. Hayre
Ogton
D.C
Gegtemen
Feelen
Feeley
Cope
Bre
Alechwee
Delightfgl
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Acc
Pergona
Joun D
Hendrickyon
Pas
Nadies’ Nackwra
Jabota
Ste Emtraldereat Stocke
M. L. Etchison
Analitante
Punéral
Oligens’ Natueial Danks
Fredertox
Thok.p. Rice
Fpphomas P. Rice
John D. Hundrickson
Neidig & Mylleh
Wbtbis & Miller
Saure
Madras
Rami
Hatrae
Iy Boyard
Neidig É Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Conklin
Sele
Braddhck Heights
Williamson
Piel
the Buffalo
Rexall
Buffalo
Bevant
Eduir
Braddock Heighte Band
Boree
Piet
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Pen-Mar
Fiue
Farbenten R.R. Co
G. EL
Anderson,Siupt
Ceounda
Joe Sweeting
Woxanesa
Shy Ry
Bubhaner C
Nouot Zion Lutheran Sunes
Tonia
Vandeilt
Joe Sweet
G. L. Bread
Weédol
G. L. Baxine Conran
Jamies
Castor Taibor
Bina B.E
Whederiex, MD
Sant Py
A. 5
Landis
aQick
Zoe A
Teyea
H & Landa
Markt Etréet
Veitees
Harry G. Thitapoe
Vlly
Xelyin Springs
Niles
Jefferson
Harry G
tniTaPog
Real Hetate
Teriina
Liane
Do Court Street
Chanel
Cramer
Ih Bons
Eta
East Church Street
Lave Ann
Giance & Stack
Toro Ie Et Neer
M.U. A
Torey Peer
Erie Braddock
Ecre Furza
Wiles F. Hrecenck
Marte Farm
Seeciara
Ayaa
Wuburbedi
Ako
Hiteos
Qung & Staley
Axel Estate
Clarks
W. Patrick
Goodsta
Aiber
TeenaeFaruz Sas Ie
Wigital
Opus Fire
Insuranew Coast
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