Notable 19th Century Figures and Events Obscured Records
Fragmentary obituary notes recount General George Henry Thomas the Rock of Chickamauga born in Southampton County Virginia and dying in San Francisco March 1870, poet Phoebe Cary, pianist Abbe Frans List, and more. Also mentions a lunar attack reference, Brinton, Kate Chase Sprague, and scattered biographical scraps with many OCR gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Thomas
Chickamauga
Southampton County
San Francisco
Phoebe Cary
Alice
Abbe
Frans List
Rulrenth
Bavaria
Mantht
Philipplnes
Naniel G. Brinton
Atlante City
Kate Chase Sprague
Salmon P. Chase
Washington
Tas Warety News Advertising Notice in Frederick
The Weekly News Tas Warety News will publish a handsome twelve page issue Thursday with many features and the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county. Advertising copy for Tas Waskey Haws is due by 5 pm Wednesday with changes accepted up to that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Warety News
Frederick City
Tas Waskey Haws
Purely Personal notices from city society circle
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs list visits and travels of residents and visitors. Mr and Mrs P H Q Birely at Ashbury Park New Jersey. Dr J W Palmer of Walkeraville in the city. Miss Lenora Winters of Baltimore in the city. Lawrence Cramorie on business in Montgomery county. J J Honif and son at Otan City. Wm H Ramsburg in Norfolk on business. Harry Ebert spendng day in Gaithersburg. Joseph Rhoderick of Pittsburgh vacationing in the city. Mr and Mrs B Rosenour Sr of Baltimore at Braddock Heights. Mario Harble of Washington visiting Mrs Nannie Wilson. Lt L M Zimmerman visiting Mrs Brieb in Frederick. Carrie E Thomas of Baltimore visiting Mrs Claude R McCleery. Prof Charles S Richards of Maryland Agricultural College in the city. Mrs Charles Oram and daughter May attended funeral in Brunswick. Misses Helen and Louisa Fray guests to Miss Vale Marshall Miller at The Maple. Albert McCardell returning from Clarendon Texas. Emma Luken of Baltimore returning from visit. Nettie Fisher of Baltimore guest of Laure Chapline. Edward L Michael and son Peraston returning from Manor. H S Landis Mrs E O Shephard Jr and Mrs S B Shearer spending time at Braddock Heights. Edward James going to New York for courses at John J Mitchell outting school. Carrie Miller of Knoxville visiting Mrs F E Gnorth Market Street Braddock. M J Grove and wife Lime Kiln returning from Norfolk accompanied by Mrs Er O Brooks of Portsmouth. Meses Eliza Simmons Charlotte Deischmott and Harrietta McDaniel placed with air vats mel Aes.
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Ootan City
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Norfolk
Harry Ebert
Patrick Street
Gaithersburg
Joseph Rhoderick
Pittsburg
B. Rosenour, Sr
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Mim
Mario Harble
Washington
Nannie Wilson
East Patrick Street
L. M. Zimmerman
Baltimoore
Margaret Brieb
Patrick Straet
Carrie E. Thomas
Claude R. McCleery
Oburoh Atreet
Charles 8. Richards
Maryland Agricultural College
Frederick
Chartes Oram
May
Bronewick
Charles Danner
Helen and
Louss Fray
Vale Marshall Miller
Maplea
Albert McCardell
Clarendon
Texas
Oine
Misa Emma Luken
Misa Mary Feerle
East Church Street
Nettie §. Fisher
Laure Chapline
West Third Street
Edward L. Michael and Son
Peraston
East All Saints Street
Landis
F. EK
Giwouth Market Street
Braddock
M. J. Grove
Mere
Brooks
Portsmouth
Elica Simmons
Charlotte Deischmott
Hearietta McDaniel
Franchise Amended After City Board Meeting
At a special meeting of Frederick City officials a petition by Fourth Street property owners to amend the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway franchise to require paving alongside tracks was granted. The board approved the ordinance and discussed church steeple painting funding, opera house assets, and city records custody, with franchise modification to be finalized at the railroad’s next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Frederick
Gettysburg
Frank V. Staub
Fourth Street
Hawad
Hed
Frederick City
Maryland
Feedarick City
Levy
Joseph F. Beacht
Sossan
F. T. Rhodes
Rhodes
Jefferson Railway Extension Route Approved by Promoters
Promoters of the Jefferson Railway extension toured the proposed Brad dock Heights to Jefferson line with Frederick and Middletown Railroad officials and Braddock Heights Development representatives. The route is straight, with terminals offered at Samuel M. Culler's land in Jefferson and at Charles W. Zimmerman's land near Middletown road. Engineers are mapping development from Braddock to the Dean farm as macadamized road work proceeds. The old Braddock Heights Company interests have sold, with the new plat opening in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Railway Extension
Saiyey
E. L Ooblentz
Frederick and Middletown
Ccompany
Mevars
L. Dodge
Clayton Hemp
Abram Hemp, Jr
Qbas. H. Ramabdorg
Samuel M. Caller
Millard F. Caller
Charles H. Coblentz
Thomas Tharaher
Mr. Rhoderick
A. O. McBride
John W. Ooram
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Braddock
Samuel M. Culler
Middletown Road
Charles W. Zimmerman
Dean Farm
Braddock Heighta Company
Mutiny at BVRABORG Fortress in Sveaberg Finland
A dispatch from Loupon dated July 01 reports a mutiny at Sveaberg fortress in Finland. Loyal troops fought the mutineers who held the fortress. Five hundred were killed in the clash.
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Finland
Loupon
Sayathas the Garriesn
Sveaberg
Bec
Shregels
Leper moved to a siding near Lorely for isolation in box car
A Syrian leper, Rosset, is kept in a box car on the Baltimore and Dale railroad near Lorely while Baltimore county health officials seek a long term plan. Dr. Fultom and Dr. Falton struggle with what to do, hoping to arrange a city clinic and public sympathy funding. Syrian student Andrew Shakashira is rallying support from prominent Syrians to raise funds to care for him.
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Bealth
Romett
George Bassett
Rashid
Koper
Balmore and Dale
Baltimore
John
Fultom
Gate Board of Health
Lorely
Golden Ring
Baltimore County Authoritie
Falrog
Margiasd
Dr. Patton
Shakeshira
Rossett
Falton
Fire destroys Miss Kate Cameron near Principle
Lightning caused a blaze that destroyed Miss Kate Cameron’s bare near Principle. In Elkton, John E. Alexander, 70, was knocked down and trampled by a bull. The Harford County Republican Convention met at Belair and praised Robert Garrett for Congress. Samuel A. Haines, a wealthy Franklin district farmer, died Sunday at his home near Deans. Mrs. Rebecca Glenn Forwood, widow of W. Smithson Forwood, mother of Mrs. George Norbury Mackenzie of Baltimore, died at her Bolatr home. Annapolis City Council heard from Annapolis Short Line and Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad representatives seeking routes through Annapolis. proposal referred to a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Cameron
Principle
John E. Alexander
Elkton
Harford County
Belair
Robert Garrett
Congress
Samuel A Haines
Franklin District
Carroll County
Hie Hom
Deanings
Rebecca Glenn Forwood
W. Smithson Forwood
Young Farmer Barry Dittmar Rameburg Plows 30 Acres
In Jefferson district a 14 year old boy, Barry Dittmar Rameburg, planted and tended a 30 acre corn field. He plowed it three times after borrowing the land from his father Daniel Rameburg near Jefferson. The season shows yellow corn and strong yield potential.
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Jefferson
la Barry Dittmar Rameburg
Daniel Rameburg
Prisoners to Work on County Roads
Washington county authorities act to use county jail prisoners for road labor. A loaned team will break rock on a suburban public road under supervision of a deputy to guard and enforce work.
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Washington County
Buckey's Rats Edge Janiora 3-0 in Clarke Pines Clash
In a notable baseball contest at Clarke Pines, Buckey's Rats shutout Frederick Janiora 3 to 0. standout defense featured two double plays by Charlee Keoter while batteries were Hass, Biaenbauer and Creager for the Juniors, Beck and Smith for Buckey's Rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Pines
Frederick Janiora
Buckey's Rats
Rats
Charlee Keoter
Hass
Biaenbauer
Creager
Beck
Smith
Seminary Board Considers Union of Two Theological Schools
Rev Dr E R Eschbachroto Lancaster Pa attends a board meeting to weigh Uraines Theological Seminary Philadelphia invitation to consolidate Reformed Theological Seminary. Health updates include Willing Harms absent due to illness and Miss Jennie Van Fowen aiding care. Judge Jacob M Birely on East Church Street shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Eschbachroto
Lancaser
Reformed Theological Seminary
Uraines Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Reformed Pharch
Willing Harms
Atraat
Sfck
Jennie van Fowen
Mr Vernon Feags of Tallow Springs in Tas News affair
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local case involving Mr Vernon Feags from Tallow Springs and a Tas News matter. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Tee Plame
Vernon Feags
Tallow Springs
Tromted
Local market quota report shows damaged beans and hay
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a local market quota involving buyers such as Way Local Mar and Tyee Niccdemys. It mentions pat bated fe welled 09 and prices per toaaah hyne beste of jar, sl o per beaker fi, with damaged bushel readings and unclear yield data.
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Mar
Tyee
Niccdemys
Crack Returns as Track Error Hits Trade
A fragmented clipping notes a setback described as a crack or fault reappearing in a trade or track context. The terse line suggests repeated issues affecting performance or flow, with emphasis on a malfunction or disruption within a sequence or route.
Plans for Tar Fair At Frederick County
Frederick Granty Agricultural Society hires A H Beall of the U S Department of Agriculture to judge cattle swine and assets at the upcoming fair. Beall is nationally known and will preside over new classes in wines cotton embroidery cakes preserves and household divisions with enlarged premiums to attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cranty Agricultural Society
A H. Beall
United States Department of Agrivalters
Beall
Whiskey Fires Neighborhood Fight Over Jacksons
A dispute stemming from whiskey led Oscar Jackson and Andrew Jackson to fight near Lewis pond west of Bentz street. Andrew accused Oscar of stealing the drink, shattered windows, and Oscar struck Andrew with a club causing a severe head injury. Officers arrested both men. Justice Smith held them to $100 recognizance and fined them $20 for disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Lewis' Pond
Bentz Street
Andrew
Oscar
Aldrew
Wee
Jones
Hobbs
Ccane
J. Francis Smith
Violation in a Berry Scheme Involving Honored Names
Edward J. Wioebrener Jr a dealer on South Market Street fell to a berry scam led by a bookster claiming J D Donard of White Oak Springs desired quarts of blackberries and huckleberries for payment. Donard never ordered the fruit and Wioebrener discarded most of the berries after a loss of $110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietimiz
Edward J. Wioebrener
Tover
South Market Street
Wioebrener
J. D. Donard
White Oak Springs
Winebrener
Gonard
Larceny Convict Sentenced. Domestic Case Fined
John Davie colored pleaded guilty to larceny of tin from J. A. Kidwiler on South Market Street and was sentenced to the House of Correction for one year. Sheriff Marts removed him to the institution. John Cole colored was fined $2 by Justice Francia Smith after being arrested for striking his wife.
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House OF Correction
John Davie
John D. Motter
Toatice
J. Francia Smith
Social Set Hosts A Delightful Pound Party
A pound party at Master Joseph Gaver's home drew a large crowd with 10 games and various amusements. Refreshments of a choice character were served. A later boating party on the Monocacy honored Miss Leonora Winters of Baltimore, with a very jolly evening.
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Joseph Gaver
Leonora Winters
Baltimore
Death Notices For O'Brien And Stotler
Mrs Mary L OBrien wife of Augusta M OBrien died at home after long illness from cancer aged 47 years 6 months Funeral arrangements not yet completed George W Stotler a native of Morgan County West Virginia recently a member in South Comber died in Brunswick from tuberculosis care home note obituary details last names varied due to OCR.
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Ars.a M. O'Brion
Mary L. O'Brien
Augusta
M. O'Brien
Peor Richi
Mille Ta
Hines
Sho
Gro. W. Stotler
George W. Stotler
Morgen County
West Virginia
South Comber
Mande
Brunswick
Accident injures man at Taz News office rear elevator
A man suffered head injuries after falling in the rear elevator at the Taz News office this morning. Mr Bele Gittleger, an employee, was reported with a wound and is receiving medical care. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Taz
Bele
Magnificence Unveiled as Morosini Spends Vast Wardrobe
Mise Glaria Morosini, daughter of Giovanni Morosini, reportedly dedicates over $100,000 yearly to fashion. She explains that even with restraint a wardrobe bill can rise quickly, citing handmade gowns from $5,000 to $10,000 and extensive dressing for varying social occasions.
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Mise Glaria Morosini
Giovanni Morosini
New York
Mica Morosini
Jay Gould
Jan Millionaire
Morosini
Riverdale-on the-Hadeon
Mise Morosini
Mies Morosini
Almon Apy
Eelf
Pageia
Becaues
Fashionable wardrobes and local events at Braddock Heights
The article details the high cost of tailored fashion items from hats to gloves and evening gowns, noting items must be made to order. It also lists local events at Braddock Heights including Reformed Sunday Schools gathering, band concerts, a lawn fete by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, and notices about millinery closures and a public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Howe
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Braddock Colony
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the Daily News
Jory
Lisat
Bwee
Shed Ameri‘ Cary
W. J. Mooma
Mente
Park Orouti
Waters, Seo
Horrora Millinery Parlora
Fawn
Acgast Sale
Ghabes Oxfords
Rte
Roote
Ovel
Tne Eran
Tha
Falck Contesse Oa
Sella
Oan
Bvraborg
Lepaa'suar
News OF the
North Beatz
Jacob M. Birely
Eact Church Street
Cattly
Eto
Belean Omdal
U. & Department of Agriculture
Almont
Whiskey
Cotleens National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
Frepgnien
Citiceny National Bank of Frederick
WM. G. Zimmerman
Jobn Bendrichson
Telphans Gon
Ta Cambria and
Haines
Ieee
Kaues
Hendricksor P. B
Bilk and Drews
Neidig & Miller
Mires
Madras
George
FobeTa
Es Tas Meercan
Sunaary
Houseks
George A Bod
Foneral
Ete
Bae
Bame
BPOT
BINCE
Iestablished
Eneus
Alfred Ritter
Onlse-Qourt
Brest
Pect Stensonita
Office Prasti
Lonny
A Lowther Forrest
North Charles Street
Frederick,Md
Ernie
Helene
H. E. Smith
Eat
Church Street
Retiek
Markdawily
Peterman
Seidig & Miller
Reformed
Thoreday
C. J. Musser
D. D
David N. Ditmar
Emory L. Coblents
Bereta
Nou
West Fourth Street
Crauer
Prabe
Gem Diatogore
Braddock Tageve
Farallies
Iva
Franklin Street
Balin
EAR
NUBL
Noadertok
Hrat
le Kefauvers
Ehrat's
Besant & Enott
City Hotel
Mean Oegil
Family Bae
Morgan Oecim
West
Demune
Rinting Deparymeuy Frederion
MDI
F. B
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Baa
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