Fragmented historical notices from scattered OCR text
The passage lists varied fragments about figures tied to Europe and America, including births, deaths, and titles. It mentions Richard WL LB0-First, Carles, Anton Letina Yarbould, and places like Philadelphia and London, with dates and figures such as 123 and 136, plus references to a sale of papers for 7200 dollars and a Russian minister of foreign affairs, Count Muraize, dying in St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Avesberg
Carles
Germany
Ants Letina Yarbould
Wrier
Seroeste
London
Matthew Sinneys
EL Bistep
Cadi
Arena
Phisdelphia
Alseha
United States
Santa Anas
Afexico
Manzo Claro
Muraize
St. Petersburg
Personal News and Circus Visit to the City
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors, including Frank C. Norwood in Washington, the Gittingers at Washington Grove, and several Pennsylvanians visiting Frederick Baltimore and Atlantic City. The Welsh Brothers circus performed twice in the city with large afternoon attendance, skilled acts by Sylvester the double jointed man, a Japanese tight rope walker, strongwomen, trapeze acts, trained dogs and ponies delighting audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Brothers
Sylvester
Jaseball at Athletic Park Features New Windsor Visit
The Frederick Baseball Club hosts the strong New Windsor team tomorrow at 2 30 p m at Athletic Park. New Windsor, praised for beating top clubs in Quarrell county, brings Herman Babylon from the U S Marine nine in support. Frederick, led by Bready on the mound after weeklong practice, aims to defend its record before next Friday's Martinsburg game and a Fourth of July clash with Hagerstown for state honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
New Windsor
Athletic Park
Herman Babylon
U.S. Marine Nine
Washington
Westminster
Tod
Bready
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Children’s Day at Hyattstown Church
Children’s Day will be observed at the Christian church in Hyattstown on Sunday morning June 30. Rev. A B Wood of Dover Delaware has succeeded as pastor of the Liberty Circuit M E church. Rev Kealer resigned due to his mother’s illness in the West. Dr Chas W Baldwin presiding elder of the West Baltimore District is announced to preach at Singapore M E church Sunday at 10 30 with quarterly conference Saturday inst. at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Hyattstown
A. B. Wood
Dover
Delaware
Liberty Circuit
M. EB. Church
W. ©. Kealer
West
Chas. W. Baldwin
West Baltimore
Singapore
M. E
Worker Struck by Freight Train Near McElfresh Curve
David Whalen of New York, employed repairing the B and O road bed, was struck by a westbound freight train at McElfresh's curve at 6:30 this morning. He suffered severe cuts and bruises to the head and remained unconscious for hours. He was brought to Frederick and admitted to Montevue Hospital after 10:15 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Whalen
New York
McElfresh
Dr. & H. Hopkins
New Market
Whalen
Frederick
Montevue Hospital
Miss Dorcus Charged With Using Washed Postage Stamps
Miss Katie V. Dorcus of Woodsboro was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal George Brest on charges of using canceled postage stamps to send matter through the mails. Post office inspector David Owens recovered stamps and tatters believed written by Dorcus. U S Commissioner Roscoe O. White set $200 bail for a Saturday hearing. Father Jacob Dorens is the bondsman. Dorcus described as about 35, a previously respectable resident. The case centers on stamps washed or pasted to letters to disguise prior use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcus
Katie V. Dorcus
Woodsboro
United States
George Brest
Mies Doreus
David ©. Owens
Gaithersburg
Miss Dorcus
Roscoe O. White
Jacob Dorens
Miss Doreng
U. S
Close of the reunion at Maryland School for the Deaf
Graduates of the Maryland School for the Deaf conclude their third reunion as guests disperse across the state after a social in the gymnasium. Prof. Charles M. Grow bids farewell, praising his longtime service and blessing his former pupils as they part with prayers for a future reunion in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
E. C. Wyand
Charles M. Grow
Park
Funeral of William V. Al baugh at Braddock church
The funeral for William V. Albaugh was held at 1 o'clock today from the late residence of Mr. Howard Shafer in Braddock. Services followed at the Evangelical Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Albaugh
Howard Shafer
Braddock
Evangelical Reformed Church
Stamp law and local funeral notices in Columbia area
A Harvard-like stamp cancellation law section outlines penalties for misuse of canceled stamps. The text lists burial notices: Rev D E R Eschbach oversees a Columbia Lodge funeral with pallbearers from 4.F.& A.M. Interment at Mt Olivet, overtly followed by details of Myrtle E. Smith and George A. Cain funerals with local directors, churches, and cemeteries named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. R. Eschbach
Columbia Lodge
A. M
M. G. Urner
Arthur Potta
M. E. Getzendanner
W. Nash Young
F. Granville Thomas
G. Waring Tyson
George A Dean
Albert S. Brown
Mt Olivet
C. Garry
Myrtle E. Smith
Bentz Street
Marasmas
Mr. Towne
Green Mount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
George A. Cain
Hangenville
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
D. G. Wolf
Walkersville
Charles Stup
John Sauerwein
Clinton Sunday
Harry Baer
Hiram Thomas
Charles Harper
Mr Smith
New Baltimore firm plans large wholesale dry goods house
In Baltimore discussions proceed on forming a sizable wholesale dry goods firm led by Gen Lloyd L Jackson formerly with John E Hurst Co. The venture aims for a capital of 1,000,000 and includes notable local business figures such as Albert Diggs private secretary to John E Hurst. The new firm is expected to rise quickly among the region’s largest dry goods houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lloyd L. Jackson
John E. Hurst & Co
Albert Diggs
John E. Hurst
College graduate wins two prize medals at St Johns Annapolis
Oscar Bechtel Coblentz of Middletown earned first honor with a bachelor of arts degree at St Johns College Annapolis commencement. He also won two prize medals from the Baltimore Alumni Association and the Maryland College Oratorical Association. Harry J. Kefauver of this county earned an A M degree at Maryland Agricultural College commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uate
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Oscar Bechtel Coblentz
Middletown
Coblentz
Baltimore
Alumni Association
Ordination at Mount St. Marys Chapel Emmitsburg
Right Rev Edward P Allen bishop of Mobile ordained two new priests in Mount St Marys College chapel Emmitsburg Tuesday morning Revs Michael J Enright Diocese of Little Rock Ark and Daniel P Hogan Diocese of Mobile Ala participated in the ceremony with the ordination completing their priestly status
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Edward P. Allen
D. D
Mobile
Ala
Michael J. Enright
Little Rock
Ark
Daniel P. Hogan
Diocese of
U B Festival At United Brethren Church
The ice cream and strawberry festival at United Brethren church ran Monday to Wednesday nights and raised a neat sum for church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
United Brethren Church
Scholarship Award to Local High School Graduate
Frederik W. Cramer of this city and Frederick Male High School class of 1900 receives the Luther Seevers Birely scholarship of 300 dollars for highest average in exams at Washington and Lee University. He is spending vacation at home amid warm congratulations on his first year’s record. Cecelia Lee grants pension as widow of Henry Lee with monthly amount and additional for minors, dated March 9, 1901, Newton Waters attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik W. Cramer
Frederick Male High School
Washington and Lee University
Luther Seevers
Cramer
George L. Cramer
Beng
Cecelia Lee
Henry Lee
Newton Waters
Bakers Valley Band Secures 16 New Uniforms
Band Uniforms to be supplied by B Rosenour and Sons for Bakers Valley band. Gray uniforms with black trimming and blue caps. Ready for delivery in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rosenour & Sons
Bakers Valley Band
Band Day Draws 120 Fredericktonians to Rockville
About 120 Fredericktonians traveled to Rockville for the Band Day celebration. The report also notes that James H. G. Bast of near the city is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
James H. G. Bast
Mount St Marys Confers Arts Degrees at 93rd Commencement
The ninety third annual exercises at Mount St Marys College near Emmitsburg concluded with 17 graduates receiving Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees. Bishops Allen and Monaghan presided as speeches on topics such as Christianity and Morality and Father Damien were delivered, followed by the awarding of honors and premiums. The event ended with an alumni banquet in the college refectory and a large gathering of clergy and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Allen
Mobile
Monaghan
Wilmington
Del
William L. O'Hara
Bishop Allen
Walter J. Tharp
George E. Wolfe
Father Damien
John A. Kaley
John B. Martin
Patrick J. Kitrick
John A. Gilleace
Thomas M. Chatard
John Alonzo Bratton
Wilkesbarre
James Herbert Ossey
Long Island City
N.Y
Edward Francia X. Curran
Philadelphia
John Rogers Flannery
Pittsburg
Daniel Bernard Gallagher
Lanaford
James Jobo Gill
Wear Cheater
James Patrick Hughes
Tarrytown
N. Y
James Joseph Kearney
Brooklyn
N. J
Peter Paul Kasley
Providence
Bernard Joseph Mahoney
Rensselaer
William Martin McCormick
William Aloysius McDonald
Paterson
Roderick Aloysius McEachen
Shawnee
Ohio
Thomas Joseph McGourty
Timothy Richard O'Connell
Colchester
John Francis O'Rourke
R 1
Malachi Edward Kiprich
Michael Edward Fogarty
New York
William Barry
Derby
James George Burke
Ala
Charles Joseph Osnivan
Honesdale
Joseph Stanislaus Carroll
R. I
Thomas James Croghan
Cornelius Francis Donoghue
Holyoke
Masa
William Hugh Gallagher
Braddock
John Alfonsus Gilbeca
Richard Francis Hanegan
Joseph Aloyaina Howard
John Alphonsus Kelley
Philadelpha
Patrick Joseph Kitrick
Daniel Aloysius Lawless
Bridgeport
John Bernard Martin
Baltimore
Birthday Dinner Honoring F. C. Renner Celebrated at Home
A June 11 surprise dinner for 61st birthday honored F. C. Renner at his New Midway residence. Guests included multiple relatives from Frederick, Union Bridge, Rocky Ridge, Johneville, and Baltimore, with a table piled with seasonal delicacies.
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F. CO. Renner
Hig
New Midway
Ida Kolb
Ladiesburg
Adam Bell
Frederick
John Renner
Union Bridge
Daniel Renner
Rocky Ridge
Walter Bohn
Johneville
William McClain
Trucker Henderson and Beener File Bankruptcy Apps
In the district court Henderson of Brunswick files under the bankruptcy law claiming debts of 76.56 dollars with 5 dollars in assets. Beener of Sandy Hook files a similar petition stating debt of 74.02 dollars and assets of 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Henderson
Trucker
Brunswick
United States District Court
James H. Beener
Sandy Hook
Man Charged in Attempted Assault Near Seneca
Montgomery county authorities seek John Gorham of Seneca vicinity, charged with attempted criminal assault on his stepdaughter Mary Harper aged eighteen and with viciously assaulting his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
John Gorham
Seneca
Dughter
Mary Harper
Barker case defense rests amid rebuttal questions
In the Barker case the defense rested as Keller testified he did not see Barker before the shooting and denied Barker’s accusation of assaulting his wife. An objection blocked the defense from pursuing the assault claim. Alumni from Frederick Female High School held a banquet with 40 covers and a program of music and recitations. Lewis H. Reese broke his leg at Braner farm while removing a wall toppled onto him. Local market quotes listed corn at $2.50 per barrel, shelled corn 59 cents per bushel, wheat 70 cents per bushel, and hay priced at 14 dollars per hundred.
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Spenal
Thi Sis
Jene
Orry
Tully
Barker
Keller
The
Frederick Female High School
Mariney Kn Bargett
Froges Frogs and Clams At Rosens For Friday Night
A lively local notice lists Brevgle goods and fried clams praised as oyster equals. Rosenour’s and Lipvig’s advertise seafood and crab dishes with fish varieties, crab meat, and Cape May clams. The piece promotes an opening night at Frederick's Palace Park with music, dancing, and rides, plus Park Car service. It mentions an excursion to Middletown and a Pan-American Exposition trip with train schedules and low round trips, including a dressmaking ad and an eye care exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Frederick's Palace Park
Frederick
Square Corner
Buffalo
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Washington
Baltimore
Grass Twine Rugs and Mattings Highlight Mullinix Lot
L E Mullinix advertises a new lot of Grass Twine Rugs and Mattings due to high demand. The ad notes these floor coverings suit summer or winter and urges quick viewing. Also promotes porch shades at 1.00 for a 4 by 8 foot shade, promising comfort from heat at low cost.
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the Daily News
Wassiseror
Tre Newe
W.L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Brengle
Henry Lorentz
Frank C. Norwood
George M. Gittinger
Washington Grove
P. L. Barnes
Rebscca Saks
Lexington
Clara Wineberg
North Market Street
Annie Nichols
Charles F. Seeger
South Market Street
M. M. Bran
Glyndon
Charles O'Donnell Lee
Needwood
Henry Fromke
C. L. 0. Lampe
Mary
Grace
Job Price
Nannie Simpson
Germantown
A. Wearhake
News OF the Churches
Kate Dorcus
Maryland
Charles W. Ely
Ne Ve
Mount St. Mary's
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Loree
David C. Green
William H. Williams
Batimore
Oscar G. Murray
W. Woolford
J. W. McNeal
Joe A. L. Bond
Keates
Lewis H. Reese
Etons
Braner
Oppossamtown Pike
Mr. Reese
John Hendrickson
Rons
Scription
Elsaparosson
Neidig & Miller
Nuaa
Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Beyou
Navi
Clinton E. Main
Culnton EK
BAIN
Gradante Pharmnetyt
Muy
Isanogle & Wagaman
FIO
McGill
Ningtra Cp. Dohann
Waterman
Stafford
Faber
Divon
Si1
Remington
Nell Gwinne
Granstark
Carolina Cavalier
Maryland Manor
Lew
Richard Carvel
B. Sappington
Ames
City Hall
GEO. S Rodoce & CO
GEO
Rodock & Co
A. T. Rice & E & Sons
A. T. RB
Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO
P. Rige
Fourth St. C. & P
Fredk Co
F. V. Staub
New Lake
F. Vv. Stavss
Fradaried
Ceresville Flour
Incuzetti
Fane
Duar Sr
Br. Titus
Shriner
Gand
Sandii
Potomac River
Pricsa
Willard G. Keller
E. Patrickist
Fyssay R. Snook
Lewistown
Lewis
Frederick Gity, Mp
John 8. Dutrow
Wm . Zamebare Frederick
Deckidawtz
R. Lease
A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Radclif
North Market
George A. Gilbert
James M
Rey
Peter May
West Franklin Stree
Baltimore Eye
City Hotel
Predaricx
Salutanys
Every Morta
Pune
Nicodemus
All Sours
Township
Scott & Son
Froge
Rosenour’s
C. F. Griffin
Goldsboro, N. C
Ladies of Trinity M. E. Church
South
Masonic
Gale
Wra
O. Boteier
Eaver
East Church Str
L. BE. Mullinix
L. E. Mullinix
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