Personal visitors traverse the city in varied travels
Purely personal notices list Robert Campbell and others visiting from Baltimore Philadelphia Fountain Sills Amby Hagerstown and more. Liz Driesgen Zimmerman hosts a house party near Hyattstown while families like Simmons Baker Waltz and others relocate or return from brief stays in Washington New York Altoona and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Campbell
Spitimore
Cty
Maranal Harwetel
Baltimore
John F. Davis
Fountain Sills
Ada Spielman
G. 15
Sutler
West Patrick Street
Netthe Baughinan
Justus Miller
East Third Street
Margaret Motter
Emmitsburg
Irving Landauer
Quast Church Street
Atlantic City
William Elia
Philadelphia
Fred, Schimmell
Milligburg
Frederick
Murray Brish
Ias
Origen Simmons
West Ghureh Street
Washington, DC
St. King, Va
T & Ava
Genom Young
Salome Young
Woodsboro
Lewy M. Haller
South Market Street
Nancy Elliott
Hagerstown
Myrtle Zunta
West Church Street
Teehtoy Clark
John Ames
New York
Henrietta Rutebie
Doniginas
Hargott
13Ora Leonard
Inez
Altoona
I's
Charles F. Kints
Charles F. Kints, Dit Avenue, Has Returned, Rev. Fr. Mackall, of Midland, Md
W. J. ‘Kane
St. John's Rectory
Mise Isalo E
Zimmerman
Weat Phild Street
Carrye Warfield
Hyattstown
J. ©. Waltz and Children
Caronta
Willam Z. Baker
West South Street
Funeral of Mrs Daniel StouBor Follows July Service
The funeral for Mrs. Daniel StouBor was held on July 23 at the M E Church in Walkers with Rev McKinley officiating. The text lists attendees and notes a Mass at the Convent and daily Mass at 7 each morning, without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel StouBor
Pica
M. E
Walkers
McKinley
H Steptier
Bete Solomon
Woodeboro
Pulman Cea
St Feneral
Ohn
Lutheran Reunion at Braddock Heights Draws Crowds
The Lutheran reunion in Frederick county gathered many locals as the Orphans Home Band of Lovville Pa performed in Braddock Heights. The program featured a concert in the pavilion from 10 to 12, 1:40 to 2, plus readings and hymns led by Rev. W. B. Feons and Rev. P. Wilca. The Lovville band, directed by Prof. J. E. derhge, included members Clem, Balt, George Miller, and Adolph among others, with Myron and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther‘ane
Erbderick County
Braddonkeights
Onglians
Loveville
Puditatium
An.es
J. E. Derhge
Clem i Tan
Beales Tiuruigh
Balt
George
Orval Miller
Mow
Blain Hubater
Clacguce Divbl
Waleter
Slaurian Mughich
IV Bucler
Irvin Frazier
Harold Millin
Pajama
George Kinach
Dell Ortif
Gilbert Haukett
John Campbell
Jacob Fuacher
Adolph
Hemoklexhn
Ig Tent H
Rylen
P. Hiaro Herbert
Adolph Halin
Charles 8. Malin
Wilbut Hah
Brief Bits from the Midwummer Metco Column
A rough jumble of short items notes gummed postage issued around 1340, praise for Russian and Japanese women workers, a Sunday school organized at Braddock Weight, a State Camp gathering in Hancock August 1-12, a Cincinnati peace fair in 1015 marking civil war centennial, Lutheran and Presbyterian reunions and Manor picnic, potshots from Monotacy camp amid a seining party catching a trout, prohibition conference at Mountain Lake near July and August 2, a dog attack on hens at West Patrick Street killing two fowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alana
Russia
Japan
Hraddock
Pattotic Song of America
Hancock
Cincinnati
Harry Mburt
Mountain Lake
Aring
Doga
Hiram Derr
Patrick Atreet
Charger Charged With Larceny Near Liberty Town
A man was arrested near Liberty Town by Sheriff on larceny charges involving a stone allegedly taken from Greenbury Eyler. He appeared before Justice J Francis Smith and was committed to bail of $2 for a hearing. A second incident notes Brooks, colored, fined for fighting after an arrest by Officer Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbury Eyler
Libertytown
J.francis Smith
Edier Brooks
Oficer Hobbs
T Chan
Local residents show gradual recovery from illness
The piece notes Frank Smith of A. in sick bronchitis and Cephas M. Thomas near Back am both improving. It mentions Miss Mary Helen in East Page onal aa ane as somewhat improved. Mrs ElmerB, homebound, also shows partial recovery amid ongoing illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Cephas M. Thomas
Backam
Mary Helen
Elmerb
Say you enw it in The Hews
The fragmentary note mentions a publication named The Hews and hints at cost or notice related to printing. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable. details remain uncertain in the OCR snippet.
Courts Record Of Real Estate Transfers And Licenses
Weekly court notices list deeds and transfers in Circuit and Orphans Court for July 29 1908. Property deeds include Freder 6 Lawighot Ed a 0 and Clayton 0 estates. marriage licenses issued for Loy and Cath erine Little w and Harper and Sum merville. orphan court shows sales of personal property and estate accounting for Englebrecht McBride Crum and Leatherman cases. administrators appointed and inventories filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans' Court
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Ryetary Watts
Frederia
Lawighot Os
Nathan BE. Beall
Agrean Mle
Migios
Eduyty
Sig
Sylvaous E. Derr
John Arene
Sonat Square
Gernand
Clayton
Kowsman
Trustoca
Scho
New
Charles H. Miler
Goo E
Baugh
Lewin
A. Hyder
Ida
FE. Myers and
Husbeed
Rank C. Norwood
Sancer Maud
Frederat
Premiaes
James Raymond Loy
Cecelia Catherine ‘Litlew
Frederick
Charles Henry Lice
Mountgindale
Nannie Catherine Manateiods
Aoa
T. Harper
Lotha Ann Summerville
Eglored
Pooleyville
Bettie M. Englebrecht
George Leatherman
Mary McBride
Battle M. Englebrecht
Keedy
Bettie E. Englebrecht
Jacob P. Wetter
Joangah M. Weller
Jacob P. Weller
John C. Leatherman
Geo. C. Leatherman
Wm. H
Geo. Leatherman
Luther C. Powell
Mollie F. Lewis
Harry W. Lewis
Purchases Mill Property for Light and Power
Clarence E. Easterday and Harry L. Moser purchase the John Kemp mill property on the Au etam in Washington County to install equipment for lighting and power. They have contracted with Boonsboro council to supply town lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Easterday
Harry L. Moser
Myciaville
John Kemp
Washington County
Maryland
Aironty
Council of
Boonsboro
Postal Cards Held At Dead Letter Office For Insufficient Postage
Postal cards and souvenir cards arrive with insufficient postage and are sent to the dead letter office. Many people mail souvenir postals in envelopes with only a one cent stamp, which violates the law. Postals with writing on them require two cents in postage.
Wedding details in faulty OCR notice
Incomplete OCR fragment reports a wedding invitation from Mrs M to Mr Ney of Frederick City. The text mentions age, church timing around 5 30, with references to the bride and procession, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertainty about full names and date.
Cornerstone Laid for New Baptist Building
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a cornerstone ceremony for a new Baptist building with references to a dedication, plans, and possible dates. The readable text suggests a religious construction event tied to a local church community and anticipated completion.
Dance at Braddock Yard Shown As Enjoyable Evening
An unclear account describes a Braddock yard dance with a lively crowd enjoying the event. The fragment mentions a night and a praised moment, though specifics are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Braddock Nnirrior Yard
Gleaning by Vacuum Process Reported by Brethren Church
Fragmentary notes indicate a gleaning effort conducted by a Brethren church using a vacuum process. Details are unclear due to the damaged text and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Aera Brethren Church
Demand Square Deal Aims to Back Two Lime Firms in Rail Rate Protest
The Bravard Lime & Stone Co and the Washington Lime Co filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission against several railroads including Cumberland Valley and Pennsylvania Railroads. They allege the CVR imposed discriminatory rates favoring Bunker Mill Berkeley County. The Standard Lime and Stone Co and the Building Lime Co operate quarries and plants in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. The complainants say the railroad refused to remedy the grievance, claiming the right to set rates to establish a lime and limestone venture at Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravard Lime & Stone Co
Washington Bail Lime Co
Marsesburg
Wa.n
Baltimore
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore, Chenapeake Jand Atlantic
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
Standard Lime and Stone Co
Quarriea Limestone and
Building Lime Co
Lurstingaioe
Hakerton
Engte
Bunker Mill
Berkeley County
Bunker Hill
Dr Franklin T Howe Dies After Short Illness
Dr Franklin T Howe longtime Washington Evening Star news editor died at his home the Quincy Brookland D C after an illness lasting less than a week. Born in Boston in 1843 he served in the Civil War then moved into journalism in Washington progressing to news editor at the Star. He is survived by his wife two sons and four daughters with funeral arrangements pending likely Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin T. Howe
Washington Evening Btar
Quincy
Brookland
D. C
Dr. Howe
Boston
Boston Latin School
Harvard University
Harvard
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Virginia
Washington
Washington Post
Prince
Br. Pe
William de Gritith
Grand Amy
Reepubliandon We
Grape Union
Howe
Sarah Willard Howe
Jlowe
Presbyterian Reunion at Pan-Mar Tomorrow Draws Followers
Followers of Calvin will gather for a Presbyterian reunion at Pan-Mar tomorrow. The program at the tabernacle begins 1 30 o clock with Worship led by Rev J Ferguson as chair. The day features hymns, readings, address by Rev William Henry Roberts, and a concert by the Pan-Mar orchestra under Prof Watkin Cargin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Pan-Mar
Presbyterian Church Rouniép
Pen-Mar
Tabernacle
Rey
Mas J. Fergugson
Cornet
J. H. Lacey
Johnson Nominated for Frederick Council Seats
At a Monday night meeting in Atlantic Ocean City Maryland W L Johnson of Frederick was nominated to serve two year terms as councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Atlantic
Ocean Oy
W. L., Johnson
Frederick
Special Car Event at Rawgball Garage Hagerstown
A special car will be run trots here leaving at 12 30 p m from Rawgball Garage in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawgball Garage
Hagerstown
Ron Trots
Cadmus J Taylor Dies Farm Leader in Wicomico County
News items report the death of Cadmus J Taylor a prosperous Wicomico County farmer. Archb ishop Falconio led ordination at Woodstock College. Several drownings occur including W J Mong in Washington County and W W Wotring near Cumberland during rescue attempts. A serious dispute arises in Ballsbury over shade tree cutting for street work. A Baltimore and Ohio engineer perished in Cumberland while attempting to rescue a son. A Baltimore dentist attacked by a 13 year old colored boy is bound over for criminal court. Wicomico school officials H Crawford Bounds and J Walter Huffington who recently resigned are noted for moves toward state training schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadmus J. Taylor
Wicomico County
Falconio
Woodstock College
W. JH. Mong
Ballsbury
W. W. Wotring
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Criminal Court
H. Crawford Bounds
Wicomico County Schoolg
J. Walter Huffington
Wisomico High
Local notices and events from Wise issue
The page mirrors scattered notices including a teacher work ethic critique, college duties, and evening hours. It lists a three story brick dwelling at 32 West Patrick street, a hotel with rear room, and a real estate sale. A festival is announced for Braddock on August 1 to benefit an unspecified cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. College
Noa Home College
West Patrick Street
Seabiet
Barto
Oautadco
Counter Silk Shop Ad Blurs Into Nonsense
Fragmentary ad copy lists silk counter items and varieties of stone beads in garbled text. Mentions ballast and grey slate perhaps tied to decorative goods. No clear people, organizations, dates, or locations are discernible.
Mountaindale Union to Hold Fourth Annual Picnic in Grove
The Mountaindale Union Sabbath School will sponsor its twenty fourth annual picnic in Grove House Saturday at noon. A concert by the Yellow Borie Cornet Band will provide music. Bid at your risk for rain, committee reserves right to reject bids, send bids to Peter I Gilbert chairman Mountaindale Frederick County Maryland. Baseball excursion to Hagerstown Thursday July 20 leaves at 12:90 p m. Leave name at F K Schmidt’s cigar store. Local notices include a safety product claim and a contact at 8 W Patrick St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale Union
Pchbol
Grove
Addrens
Peter I
Gilbert
Mountaindale
Frederick Causty
Maryland
Hagerstown
Frederick
F. K. Schmidt
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the Daily News
Ash—Thomaa Corwin
American Statesman
Bien
William Wiberforce
Phtigu Qed
Alabauy
Commerce
King Humbert
Italy
Gaetano Breach
Sanrete
Rlees
Moon Sete
Moon
Apoxee
Renbgraeme— Wastbar
Foodie
Tre News
Wasmnoron
New Maryland
W. L. Mooaz
Weather Bureau
Birt
Hontely
Mesting Hisnis
Court Street
Harvey Smith
Te Art Galletek Co
Nat. Banks-Neidig & Miller
Imberiein
Chartaoe
Ee Barman
Igen Gay Fm
Tan Mews
Aheshive
Great Croat- Braddock Heights
Holding County Reunion
Righ
Denomination
Gevera
Gneechae
Muslc
Py Loyaville Orphans
O. A
Demand Square Deal
Interstate * Commerce Commission
Barce
Presbyterian Reunion
Citizens National Bank
Cutirent National
Anne Eed Roden
Abe Enanedin
Samet
Edhe
Somaou Sa
Ntal
Grava
Mibring
Man
Qushler
Ahov Na‘aed Bunk
Ilo Mogmny
Steet
Mate Fatement
Zimmerman, Canter
Pbaeertbed Sid Sr Be Eater Ag
Fey Pavers Thomar
Correctanghi Co
WM. Smith Homah Hiller
Z Dd, Bakkit
News OF the
Frederick City Hospital
Burger Axt Gattanr
North Market Atrees
John D. Hendricusoy
Prissy Reseed
Uette
Wuly
Jobn D. Hendrichson
Winterin
Ali Mili
NEIDIG @ MILLER
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George F. Hodock
Thos. F. Bide
Thomas P. Rice
Foregas
Setentior Bbib
Michelarrore, Adquarters FO
Jordawill Aloes Bataray
Vile
F. H. Manxay, Seb
Suneane
Arantee
B. Raleigh
Patrick St
Mt. Carmel
M. L
Patna
Etchison
M. L. Etchibon
Aorl
Bout Market Street
Freggtek, Wd
saiMawiyeet
W. i. B. Etchison
Etchisorn
Bugltions
Atchison Funeral
Brabalumer
Fyndenly
Charles L Ben
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Charles L. Renn
Njort
Carr
F. B. Sappington
Ned
P. B. Bafpingtor
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