Maryland Judges Granted Power to Reduce Criminal Penalties
A 1906 Maryland law allows Baltimore Criminal Court and county circuit judges to lower the minimum penalty for crimes when appropriate. The measure, approved by the Governor April 5, aims to modernize criminal law administration by widening judicial discretion while preserving fixed maximum penalties and single prescribed punishments.
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Maryland
Criminal Court of
Baltimore
K. Martin Lohmayer
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Six babies born to Tennessee mother in a single birth
Nashville report notes a Williamson county birth where a rural Tennessee woman delivered six children. Records show other six child cases from Idaho Idaho Idaho and California in past decades while quintuplets and quadruplets are also documented nationally.
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Nashville
Tenn
Kingston
Williamson County
Eix
Spell
Malad
Idaho
Cruz
Francisco
Cal
Bubero
Minnesota
Henry Smith
Swope
Pittsburg
Lyons
Kentucky
Hymeneal Forsythe and Kidd in North Market wedding
The wedding of Miss Moilla Virginia Forsythe and Mr. James A. Kidd took place Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in North Market Street with Rev. A. J. Gill officiating. Attendants were Mrs. Belle Loming and Mr. John Hessong from Baltimore. A reception followed at the Forsythe home. The couple plans a return to Baltimore after a wedding trip to Burg, Virginia.
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Forsythe
James P. Forsythe
North Market Street
Local notes on repairs and racing plans at Buckeye town
The column notes repairs at a saloon, preparations for furnishings, and that trainer C. H. Jones will handle the trotting filly Minnie Har deouch for the upcoming racing season. McClellan Phebus leads masons in building on Colonel Charler Keetner farm at Buckeye.
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Ei Thomas Seo
C. H. Jones
Minnie Hardeouch
McClellan Phebus
Masoe
Ool
Charler KE
Buckeysown
Religious World Week Olio of Local Church Services
A condensed weekly notice lists Sunday services from multiple churches in the area. It notes masses at Catholic church, morning and evening services at Methodist and Baptist churches, Lutheran and Episcopal services, and a Sunday school schedule. An August hiatus at some churches is noted along with an upcoming Braddock Heights picnic on August 9 and a Harvest Home service next Sunday.
Local hospital notes mixed patient updates
Frederick City Hospital reports Mr George Beaver of Mt Plessot recovering after dental work. Mrs Sallie Nicodemus remains about the same. Mary Willis of New Market improves after head abscess removal. Walter Thrasher from Monooney Junction returns home after facial injury. Ada Carty of L Gore improves following jawbone surgery and spends Sunday at home. Mr Godwin, ill for months, is able to go out.
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Mr. Godwin
Advertised letters listed in Frederick et al paper
The advertisement notes remaining letters in the Frederick et al issue dated Saturday July 28 1006. The list includes names such as Paul Onehwall Earls BTM Formas Je J C Jous Saroh Lidl Antonios Pan ge Mrmast Rood Charles somennions V O Strnebarger James Winters ERoomse List Mss Mary L Dixon Meo B F Raley as recipients for obtaining these letters.
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Frederickett
Watermany
Paul Onehwall
Earls
B.T.M. Formas
J. C. Jous
Saroh Lidl
Antonios Pange
Mrmast Rood
Charles Somennions
Strnebarger
James Winters
Eroomse
Mary L. Dixon, Meo
B.F. Raley
William Frasier Arrested for Cursing and Disorderly Conduct
A man named William Frasier, described as colored, was arrested last night by Officers Herwig and Dieter on a charge of cursing and creating a disturbance. He was taken to justice and fined nine dollars and fifty cents, which he paid after a short spell of detainment.
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William Frasier
Baterdey
Oscars Herwig
Dieter
Heokatata
Purely Personal. Telegraphing visitors and residents
The column lists residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names such as Mrs Stasley, Mr Wachter, Rev Fresman, Miss Charlotte Smith, Mr J Jon, Mrs Callie Holmes, Miss Miriam Evans, Miss Charlotte Ke Linn, Miss Ruth Kemp, Mrs Roan Berry, Miss Mabie Hooper, and others appear among repeated mentions of travel to and from Baltimore, Washington, Atlanta, Augusta, and Atlantic City. Several families and individuals are described as visiting relatives or spending time away, with many returning from travels to Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Jersey, and Maryland locales.
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Theos
Stasley Wi
Demington
Ralph Wachter
Mire
Haigh
Mesbier
T. Fresman Diset
Roslys
Mies Charlotte Smith
Court Square
Howard
Jons
Mise Callie Holmes
East Fourth
Bereoks
Harry L. Bogen
North Market
Epending
New Ok
We. W. J. Keane
Bud
Tanacian Atlan
Marshall L. Etohson
Saseeet
Oita
Beaddock
Ernest D. Frasier
Washington
Mauls
South Market Street
J. Marshall Laendis
B. Q. Radcliff
Libertytown
A. B. Yoakle
Weet Third Street
Charlotte KE
Linn
North Market Street
J. Harry Brokes
Emmitsburg
Roih M. Fisher
Market Street
Westminster
Harney
Edgar L. Miller
Durham
Firman
Colonel Peck
Clinger
May M. Molesworth
Woodbine
Misa Mildred Landauer
East Church Atrest
Harry Gilbert
Baltimoore
Mies Myrtle Stoner
Wlaithog
Edward F. Haller
Atrest
Mies Ruth Kemp
Williamsport
Haller
East Third Street
Wm. RB. Taylor
Robert Klotz
Lewis Emmers
Jefferson
Miles Wilson
W. H. B. Brobman
Roan Berry
Baltimore
Janes Ely
Fitth
Mario BH. Yeakle
Weat
Toird Street
Roanoke
Harvey Martz
Johnstown
Mars
Frank L. Knode and
Sone
East Oboroh Street
Pennsylvania
Mary A. Kolb
Mesure
Wm. O
David D. Kolb
Bnet Third
Gmitheborg
Glenn O. Garber
O. Thomas Kemp
Atlantic City
York
Katie Johnson
Bisse Amye Kolb
Charoh Street
John Thomas
Dora
Nannie Mantz
Q Clarence A. Rameburg
Beet Fourth Street
Mian Mabai Hooper
Eat Fifth Street
Braddock
Wm. Elois and
Familly
Washington, D. C
Wm. Delanter
Mt. Plessant
Frederick & Middletown Railroad Officials Tour Braddock Heights
Frederick and Middletown Railroad officials left Frederick on a 190 o clock am special car for Braddock Heights to survey routes for a proposed extension to Jefferson. Two routes are under study, one along the mountain ridge and another via a valley corridor toward Brunswick, with plans to determine the best path for the extension.
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Frederick
Notable residents plan extended East Coast visits
Mrs. M. Margaret Carty of South Market plans time in Washington to visit her son, then to Boston for an extended stay with her daughter. Edith Walbridge Crane, formerly at Linghes, has moved back to the Arundel in Baltimore under the pen name Caroline Cross, a well known newspaper writer.
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Inson
Annapolis
M. Margaret Carty
South Market
Washington
Alice B. Carty
Boston
Datsie Conklin
Edith Walbridge Crane
Arundel
Baltimore
Carolineg Cross
Oranala
Deaths Read in a Small Town Church Service
Helen Best nine dies of cholera infantum at home on East Church Street. Funeral held at 11 with Rev. Bust officiating and United Brethren choir singing. Pallbearers named and Olivet Cemetery burial. Infant O Brien dies at Rivkl's Ils. burial at Olivet with Elder Burn rall presiding. Another colored infant Mary Nelson dies at age four months. funeral and St John’s cemetery burial noted.
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Helen Best
Helen Emily Best
Harry Best
East Church Street
Wm. H. Bust
Belatertown
United Brethren Church
Jesus
Charles Pickett
Haller Rhoads
Roscoe Harp
Austin Moberly
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
Carty
Borman
O'Brien
Charles O'Brien
Rivkl
Ils
Burnrall
New Market
Mb. Olivet
Schroeder
Local residents report illnesses and recoveries
The report lists multiple residents with varying illnesses across Market Street and nearby areas. Several individuals, including Mrs. Justus Miller and Mr. Millard Barthotow, are noted as improving after illness. Others such as Mrs. Lewis Oram and Master Charles Storm are described as somewhat better. A few, like Mrs. Vincent Yingling and Mrs. Mollie Roberte, remain quite ill or in fragile condition, with updates on condition and care. Judge Jacob M. Birely is ill at home but improving under medical care.
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Justus Miller
North Markey Atrest
Contronss
Millard Barthotow
Water Etreat
Mica Mawle Virts
Wiener Atreat
Lewis Oram
West Fifth Street
Charles Storm
South Market Attock
Edward E. Wolfe
East Bixth Street
Jacob M. Birely
Oberoh Street
Wm. O. Johnson
Funerals for Joseph Pampel and Mary Jamie Held Today
The funeral of Joseph Austin Pampel was held Saturday at his home on East Third Street with Rev Father Albert Smith officiating. Pallbearers included Kemp Dashour and others. interment at St John’s Catholic Cemetery. Mary Heater Jamie’s funeral was at Asbury Church with Rev Dr Norwood and assistants. King David Lodge attended. burial at Greenmont Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice led both services.
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Joseph Austin Pampel
O'Alook
Sod
P. Bravk
Asbury Church
Norwood
Greenmonat Ormevery
Thomas P. Rice
Will of Mary Hester Jeeme in Orphans Court
The will of Mary Hester Jeeme, colored, was filed for probate in the Orphans Court. She left her nephew, William O. Witsoe, her estate on the south side of Weer Saint Street and all personal property in fee simple. She appointed William O. Witsoe as sole executor.
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Mary Jeeme
Mary Hester Jeeme
Orphans’ Court
Wiltmnas O. Witsoe
Several Local Incidents and Events Reported Across Counties
David McIntire of Garrett county is dead at 81. John's annual plods and tournament set for Forest Glen on August 7. A plan to erect a tollgate roontsog and operate by next year. A mad steer ran through Longooning, scattering people. Four hogs were killed. The Caton lands in western Allegany county sold to Culp Lumber Company. Morris Williams of Beaver Crook district, Washington county hurt in runaway. Kennedy B. Kildar of Stateen Ueland died after appendix operation at Naval Academy. Clerk of George county gears to move Democratic nomination for Congress sixth district. Edward Hinklewan, 23, committed voyeuristic act near fiances home in Roland Park. The Baltimore authorities regard George Raahid as a white elephant and he seeks a box car near Golden Blog. Canal dances at Braddock Heights and moving pictures nightly. St Joseph’s church picnic and tournament in Buckeyes town woods. Reformed Sunday schools reunion in Braddock Heights. Women’s Christian Temperance Union slave sale at Brad dock colony Thursday evening. St Anthony’s Emmitsburg picnic Tuesday. Pionics Saturday at Oxville Utica Booby Hill Araby. Lutheran Union Sunday School picnic Saturday in Backeystown woods. Mt Carmel Sunday School planning a plant on Saturday.
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David McIntire
Garrett County
John
Forest Glen
Lonaroontog
Caton
Allegany County
Culp Lumber Company
Morris
Roland Park
George Raahid
Baltimore
Adil
Golden Blog
Braddock Heights
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Buckeystown Woods
Reformed
Women'a Christian Temperance Union
Braddock Colony
St. Anthony's Church
Emmiteburg
Brunswick man dies after injuries near Weverton
Charles Danper of Brunswick lost his right leg and left foot after being struck by moving equipment near Weverton on Saturday morning. He was rushed to the city by special train and died an hour after arrival at the hospital. His wife and one child survive him.
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Danner
Charles Danper
Brunswick
Weverton
Hisdim Leas Thas
Mand Brings Mare Sold After City Capture
Mand a mule captured while at large on June 20 was sold Saturday afternoon at Myers Silver Stable by William B. Darcer to Leonard Groeanlckle of Highland for 20.00. After expenses totaling 27.78, a balance of 175.00 will be deposited in a bank, to be claimed by the owner within one year.
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Mand
Attay
James
Myere’ Ilvery Stable
Avosfouser
William B. Darcer
Leonard Groeanlckle
Highland
Bank Andi
Frederick and Thormont Tennis Match at Wraderick Court
A tennis tournament between Frederick and Thormont teams will be played tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock on the Wraderick Tennis Association courts on Euat Third street. Frederick players are L. Tome Jolie Haydon and Tome. Thormont players are Loy Birely Sefton and Mathias. Public welcome.
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Frederick and
Thormont
Wraderick Tennis Association
Euat Third Street
Frederick
L. Tome
Jolie
Haydon
Tome
Loy
Birely
Sefton
Mathias
Public Sale Notice and Temperance Union Meeting
Local sale announced for household and kitchen furnishings at 195 Went Fourth Street Frederick MD on August 8. Items include stock and dining parlor goods with pricing options. Also an important Wowso’s Obriatian Temperance Union meeting planned for Monday night July 30 at 7 30 pm to discuss a Braddock Heights lawn fete set for Thursday night August 9. Members urged to attend.
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Fourth Street
Hrederick
M. Maze
M. Cramer
U. Meeting
Wowso’s Obriatian Temperance Union
Braddock Heights
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures At Braddock Heights Tonight
Commencing Monday night the Vaudeville Show at Braddock Heights Auditorium will feature moving pictures and special music by the band. Deviled crabs and other dishes available at Gem Dining Parlors, with prices in cents and half dollars. A Sunday school event is planned August 2 with special services and cars from Frederick noted.
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OD Co. Dally
Clese
Braadoak Heights
Gens
Gem
Moving Pictures
Braddock Heights
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