All Bed Well Romantic Tale From Marriage Records
Frederick correspondent reports county court records reveal marriages from license fees. Goliath and David Sting each obtained licenses to wed a city belle. David wed her first, knocking out Goliath. All's well that ends well, with Goliath likely to seek another match.
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Frederick
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Goliath of
Gath
David Sting
David
Goliath
Dalclaes
Directors Elected at Mesars Rowe Brothers Store
An election was held at the Mesars Rowe Brothers store in Emmitsburg for directors to manage the Charlotte Bill ing Company for the coming year. Messrs James W. Troxell Charles F. Rowe Jos D. Mosensteil William Aforman A H Baxell D S Gillelan and Aaron Weant were chosen. Troxell was named president Rosenstel vice president and Rowe secretary and treasurer.
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Mesars
Rowe Brothers
Emmitsburg
Anyen
Charlotte Billing Company
James W. Troxell
Charlea F. Rowa
Jos. D. Mosensteil
William Aforrman
A. H. Baxell
Gillelan
Aaron Weant
James W. Trozell
Joseph C. Rosenstel
Charles ¥. Rowe
Cumberland Gay Week Firemen’s Assembly at Cumberland
The Maryland State Firemen’s Association pages Cumberland for a three day event starting June 1. Delegates from several states, parades, races, drills, life saving displays, balloon ascensions, boat parades and fireworks mark the program with prizes totaling hundreds of dollars for best entries, uniforms and appearance. Governor Lowndes, Senator elect George Willington and other dignitaries are expected to attend.
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Maryland
Asecocarton
Cumberland
Alreety
Lowndes
Gzorge L. Woillington
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Union
Residante
Queen City
Drilla
Marchlog
Admiralty Trained
Fire Department
Bali
Metrekill Io
Potomac
Championship of the Association
Purely Personal Notes on People Itineraries
Purely personal column lists frequent travels and visits among Frederick area residents and nearby towns. It notes Richard Potts in Baltimore and Washington, George Wilcoxen with relatives in Baltimore, and several trips to Gettysburg, Waynesboro, Thurmont, and Hanover. Mentions include Jennie Wieland visiting Cumberland, J E Price traveling with daughters to attend a brother’s funeral, and others visiting friends in Emmitsburg, Frederick, Shepherdstown, and across Maryland and Virginia.
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Richard Potts
Baltimore
Washington
George Wilcoxen
Ming Tillie Houck
Harmony Grove
Pear Frederick
Catoctin Furnace
Lucien Wabb
Gettysburg
Jennie Wieland
Cumberland
Jobe T. B Moore
J.E Price
Katie
New London
Harry B. Cramer
Gaithersburg
Sadie Buxton
Frank Boblliza
Thurmont
Charles Wineberg
Hanover
Frederick
Emmitsburg Water Company Directors Reelect Board
Directors of the Emmitsburg Water Company were reelected at a meeting held at the banking house of Aaran, Horner & Co. in Emmitsberg. The old board retained its seats with 28 fellows including Moenars, Annan, Molier, Zimmerman, Horner, Rowe, Nichols and Cane among the reselectees.
Turbulent War Tales Mention Insurgents and Patriotism
Fragmented OCR text recalls a chaotic wartime scene with insurgents, patrols, and a confrontation near a symbolic Olympian estate. It mentions a white handkerchief signaling surrender, a rider killed, and a royalist-patriot clash. Also notes on a man named Pos and a Tirana battalion incident amid broader rebel suspicions and prison dispatches.
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Mexia
Wyland
Arscanie
Indy
Cab Pa
Parvin
Oliapie
Heim
Hin
Piretep
Tirana
Mar
Wark
Pirate Rion
Ceneril
la Discosion
Elettar
Antonie
Eres
Chivera
Dos Vagere
Korn
Pepe
Trey
Eatavetis
Fragmented OCR Text Foiled Clues Incomplete Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions uncertain names and phrases about a person and place but lacks clear actions or dates. The readable segments provide no verifiable event, location, or outcome to accurately summarize as a news item. The item remains indecipherable for proper card creation.
Deaths and notices from Carroll County and Mt Marys contest
Obituary notes Lydia Crumbaker widow of William Crumbaker dies at Union Bridge farm in Carroll County at age 85. Edward Kelly, retired mail carrier between Baltimore and Uniontown, dies at 78. buried with Grand Army honors. Percy S. Shriver named assistant secretary of Westminster Fire Department. Carroll clerk reports May filings: 56 deeds 21 mortgages 15 bills of sale. 15 marriage licenses viewed. Westminster foundation work for new railroad station to finish by September. Hay making starts. crop expected light. Canning factories begin peas. crop heavy due to drought. Mt St Marys oratorical contest sees 19 students compete. final June 23 with scholars from Baltimore Wilmington and other cities. Board of Aldermen passes ordinance requiring bicycle bells and lamps. local shops advertise gear. Mount Vernon Association forms in Rockville to promote school pupil organizations. officers listed. Horses frighten through Emmitsburg. carriage damages posted porch and a broken shutter. Ad notices for health products and “Shilo’s Cure” offer in Etchison Building.
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Lydia Crumbaker
Lnte Wulism
Crumbaker
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Edward Kelly
Baltimore
Uniontown
Seventh Maryland Regiment
Burny Post No
Westminster
Percy
Shriver
Westminster Fire Department
Pisce
Arthur F. Smith
Buiiding
Mt St. Marys
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburo
James Kearney
Brooklyn
Lawrence Levert
New Orleans
Charles E. DuBois
Poughkeepsie
Leo Joyce
Boston
James J. McKenna
Wilmington
Del
Robert Lakin
Boonsboro
John Bratten
Wilkesbarre
Sterling P. Knott
Edward Kenna
Charleston
W. Ya
John McEvoy
Waterbury
Coan
J. W.B. Gardiner
Clinton B. Burgess
Baltimore School of Oratory
Death Notices and Medicine Ads Highlight 19th Century Penny Press
Died on May 11 at the residence of Mr. Wm. Dewees in Mechanicstown District Harriet Gough relict of P. Gough aged 74 years 1 month 18 days interment Tom's Creek Cemetery Rev M H Courtney officiated Died in Eyier's Valley Willam McKilslcki aged 73 4 months 36 days interment Eyier's Valley chapel Rev C B Cassell officiated Patent medicine advertisements tout Elec tris Bitters No Great Sectra Kipner Cone Karl's Choler Root Tast etc with claims of headache relief constipation and kidney ailments and notices for Dr J A famson Frederick Md and Albert J Pearre brokers and druggists.
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IFO
Wm. Dewees
Mechanicstown
Harriet Gough
P. Gough
Tom’s Creek
M. H Courtney
Jane
Eyier's Valley
Willam McKilssick
Eyier’s Valley Chapel
C. B. Cassell
J. A. i Famson
Frederick
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Amerie
Philadephia Martemfar
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Haitina
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Hailiman
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Lostoffice Safe Dynamites
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A. Dunes
Dar
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Charles Gray
Willis Jams
Philadelphia
Howard
Gladstone
Tarkess
Mr Artest
Invindins
Aeret
Earn
Melick
Chamberlain
Chas H. Wetzel
Sunburs
Walter Shipman
J. P
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WR. Bby
Tutt
GEO. A
Grove & Kindley
Carroll County Notes
Board of Aldermen
THI News
Mount Vernon Association
Rockville
Lucy Garrett
Agnea J. Mattack
Virgle Brewer
Aliss Moille Hollard
Montgomery County Teachers’ Association
Clagett
Jesse Clagett
Motter
Aly. I
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Shiloh
Albert L. Pearre
Etchison Bullding
Wes
Shilobs
Mis. J. B. Martin
Huntavilis
Als
Etchison
Sweeney
U.S. A. San Diego
Calays
Sailoh
Romedy
Prics Bos
Alosrt J. Pearrs
A. L. Pearce
Karl
Chorer
Brohingen
W Hich
Albeet J. Pesera
Btohises Bundiss
Panay
Woriy
Bizdkat Association
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Basao
Fernitore
Carty
Patrick Steash
Frederic, Md
Aiapaeree
Wunnanine
America
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
LB. Adams
Church St
N.J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Frederick, MD
Perre
Richard Sewell
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