Frederick Street Paving Proposals Move Forward
Public notice lists multiple proposed ordinances for grading repaving and sewering several blocks in Frederick and calls for funding through half the cost charged to front-foot property owners. The measures cover Patrick Market Court and Church areas with vitrified brick paving granite curb and terra cotta sewers.
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Patrick Street
Market Street
Browar's
Market Shest
Third Atroes
Corth
Wourth Street
Brock
Terra Costa Aawer
Court Atrest
Church Atreat
Second Atreat
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A compact cryptic OCR fragment from a 1930s newspaper page references vehicles or ads with code-like markings. The readable bits include numbers 38 and 28 alongside letters and abbreviations, suggesting an inventory or price list rather than a clear narrative.
City considers paving and sewer work on several streets
The Frederick Mayor and Aldermen announce hearings on proposed ordinances to regrade and repave blocks on Court, Counsel, and Record streets with vitrified brick, recurb with granite, reset curbing, and sewer the blocks. Assessments to be charged to property owners by front feet, with costs also split for intersections, under Chapter 293 and a 1902 ordinance. Hearings set for Monday at 8:00 p.m. in City Hall with Commissioners Bonnett, Young, Brown and Theodora Bosley as replacements.
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Maryland
Mailand
Frederick
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Frederick H
Patrick
Market
Coursetreete
Patrick Street
Botw Courk Street
Bentz Street
Boom Market Street
Third Fourth Street
Thot Street
Betoween Fourth
Fi Streets
Market Street
Klinehart
Church
Court Street
Betwehurch
Sacond
Cha
Conneil
Sirest
Ki Alley
Thira Street
Runehart
Cali
Anid Block
Counsel Street
Record Street
Apwaring
Jane Lith
Janelith
Committee On
John H.bonnett
W. Nagh Young
Elmer Brown
Third Street
Theodora A. Bosiey
Elmer
Frederick City
Thersto
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations dated June 19 1907 list prices for red and yellow corn oats hay and flour items. Includes No 2 Red and No 3 Red wheat cornmeal buckwheat bran middlings and various dairy feeds and seeds with per bushel per ton and per barrel rates. Also includes a short editorial nudging readers to patience in building trade.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Ryre
Qara
Timothy
Mike
Wife and husband plot suicide pact ends in murder
James Wardell confessed to shooting his wife after a planned double death by gas and suicide in New York. Autopsy showed the wife died by illuminating gas. Wardell attempted four times to shoot himself, failing each time. Authorities consider charges for intent to kill.
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New York
James Wardell
West 25Th Street
Wardell
Connecticut
When Black Hand sign ends a witness testimony
Ignazio da Leonardo and Pietro Pampinellia are convicted of kidnapping using Black Hand methods. Da Leonardo offered to turn state's evidence, hoping a lighter sentence, and Pampinellia used the death sign to intimidate him. The witness fainted and refused to testify. A key witness Salvatore Siatta, a 10 year old, was abducted last winter for a ransom of 10000 dollars.
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New York
Ignazio da Leonardo
Pietro Pampinellia
de Leonardo
Pampinellia
O’sullivan
Pampinella
Salvator Siatta
Carnegie heroine saves baby from fourth story fall
In Chicago on June 19 onlookers describe 8 year old Gladys Moose rushing beneath a 2 year old Vera who plunged 50 feet from a fourth floor porch. Gladys caught the child in her arms and was unhurt, recounting I caught her just like a basket ball. The baby escaped serious harm after the dramatic rescue.
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Chicago
Vera Moose
Gladys
Explosion Kills Five Men at Sinnemahoning Powder Factory
June 19 Williamsport Pa Five men died in a blast in the gelatine department of Sinnemahoning Powder Manufacturing company Sinnemahoning Pa Names include Billmire Summerson Edward Cole J B Nelson Harry Cole Samuel Shadman Only fragments of bodies recovered and two nearby workers injured Officials cannot determine cause as all in the building were killed
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Williamsport
Sinnemahoning Powder Manufacturing Company
Sinnemahoning
Billmire Summerson
Edward Cole
J. B. Nelson
Harry Cole
Samuel Shadman
Dream-Prophecy and a Rich Find in Mansfield Tale
A Kansas City Independent item recounts a dream linked breach of promise case where a mercenary lover cites a dream of coal riches to justify breaking engagement, yielding $250 damages. A Scottish dream saves two children. an Italian boy wins a lottery after dream numbers. Richard Mansfield’s Levon dream leads to a career turn with D'Oyly Carte, linking fate and timing to a pivotal London engagement.
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Jover
Scotland
Dumfries
Luigi Tivanti
London
Richard Mansfield
Levon
Mrnsfield
Molly Carte
Mansfield
D'Oyly Carte
Secretaty of Carte
Mansfeld
Kansas City
The Youngest Murderer Convicted of Manslaughter
Baltimore on June 19 Sidney Hollis a9 year old cousin was tried and convicted of manslaughter for shooting William H. Grimfiths an 11 year old during a marble game. He showed no concern in court and slept several times. sentence was suspended.
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Baltimore
Sidney Hollis
William H. Grimfiths
Hollis
Sentente
Drowning Escape In Long Island Sound and Huston Sanity Claim
Charles G. Herreshoff and Edward J. Sherman were rescued after their Den power boat wrecked in Long Island Sound. Handley of New York owned the craft claimed fastest on the coast. Also, Harrisburg reports say architect Joseph M. Huston is hospitalized under an assumed name, though family denies the sanatorium claim amid a controversy over him.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Charles G. Herreshoff
Nat C. Merreshoff
Edward J. Sherman
Long Island Sound
Den
George H Handley
New York
Huston
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Joseph M. Huston
Capitol
Ati
Germantown
Frustrated Lynching Attempt in Lynchburg Va
A mob of about 50 tried to seize John Robinson from the city jail after an alleged assault last Sunday morning. City sergeant thwarted the plan by convincing the crowd the suspect had already been removed. In Washington Ga Cain found guilty of murder with mercy recommended. life imprisonment imposed by Judge Holden.
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Lynchburg
John Robinson
Cain
Washington, Ga
John Cain
John Hicks
Ficklen
Holden
Sole Survivor of Texas Navy Dies in Denver Home
John Pierson Titcomb, sole surviving Texas navy officer, died at his son in law’s Denver home. Born in Salem, New Hampshire in 1817, he passed away June 19.
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Texas Navy
Denver
John Pierson Titcomb
Mr. Titcomb
Salem
N. HL
Penal Code of Mexico and Incomunienda Practices
The text describes Mexico's penal code influenced by French models, noting Incomunienda as solitary confinement without contact for three days. It mentions post confinement examination, contrasts with American procedure, and hints at judicial interrogation methods used before lawyers and parties.
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Mexico
Qaomacr
Emi
Gndee
Ruth
First Chain Cables Replace Hemp on Warships
A London Globe account tracks the adoption of chain cables starting 1808 with Robert Filan aboard the Anne and Isabella, and Samuel Brown testing twisted links on the Penelope. By 1810 1811 some ships still used hemp, with full replacement not until 1847. The shift proved its merit in the Russian wars as vessels with chain cables endured gales while hemp-tethered ships suffered failures. A later note records Akron prisoner Wilford McMillen losing a leg escaping from a moving train after being charged with jewelry theft.
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Robert Filan
London Globe
Meutenant
Samuel Brown
Navy Board
Brown
Penelope
Yorage
Martininue
Guadeloupe
Imen
Baltic
Black Sea
Akron
Ohio
Wilford McMillen
Chicago
Barberton
McMillen
Anna Connor
Tiger Cubs Born on Read in Springfield Circus Highlight
Tiger cubs were born to Rose a Bengal tigress with a traveling circus. The mother snarled at approaches as she guarded the litter. Tigers rarely raise young in captivity and the scene occurred during a move from railroad yards to Hampden Park in Springfield Mass on June 19.
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Read
Springfield
Mass
Rose
Hampden Park
Anarchist Cuban Delegate Report Sparks Interest
A Paris Temps statement claims General Orestes Ferrari, a Cuba delegate to the Hague, is an anarchist. Ferrara is a Neapolitan student with a turbulent past and ties to extreme parties, having been arrested multiple times. In Washington, Thomas Jonnson, a department of agriculture clerk, fatally shot Jennie Washington, a 17 year old girl, then killed himself.
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Paris Temps
Orestes Ferrari
Cuba
Hague
Ferrara
Thomas Jonnson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Jennie Washington
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