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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text recalls historical notes from The Daily New Duné dated 22 In History. Mentions Thomas Gay and Merwer gen, with garbled references to events, persons, and locations. Readers should consult the original issue for precise names and dates.
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Fragmentary OCR reads like a court item in East Pa with a mention of a claimant and a first name. text is garbled and lacks clear dates or entities. The readable bits suggest a legal notice or case reference, but specifics are unclear.
Religion page reports weekly services across multiple churches. United Brethren, Presbyterian, Grace Reformed, Trinity M E South, Evangelical Lutheran, Port Baptist, All Saints Episcopal and Beulahville churches held morning and evening worship with Sunday schools at 9:30 or 9:45 a.m. Sermons covered Inspiration, Christianity, Sabbath Observance, and First Corinthians 13:21. Two new members joined Grace Reformed. Epworth League planned a picnic with local schools. Holy week events include communion and Friday services.
A trolley car derailed after hitting an open switch just outside the city limits of Hagerstown injuring 16 to 20 people. Police and motor company officials rushed to the scene as several passengers sustained serious injuries. Doctors Miller and others attended the wounded with several taken toward the local hospital. among the injured were Mary Albert with a broken arm, Violet J with elbow injuries, and Dewey family members.
Ulsch dominated on the mound for Frederick as he baffled Maryland Swimming Club batters Saturday afternoon. The visitors were unable to solve his pitches while Frederick’s lineup connected for timely hits, running away with an easy victory.
A fragmentary OCR fragment lists names and references to seed letters and deadlines. Mentions individuals such as Prank Ba and Richard Barbore with scattered surnames and dates, suggesting a historical correspondence or notice within two weeks.
The funeral of Mary Brown, colored, was held at 2 o'clock. The service was conducted by Reverend Mcs and Heard. Pallbearers included Welk, Joseph Wedge, W.1, John, and others noted in the damaged text.
A fragmentary local clipping notes a terse event involving a figure named in the garbled text. Details are unreadable, but the brief references a person and a local context without clear dates or places.
James Palmer faces charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct and firing a revolver inside Walkersville corporate limits. He testified he slept Thursday afternoon, a man named Frank allegedly took his suitcase and horse, later hitting a buggy and pursuing his intended target amid a chaotic scene with a trooper firing shots and a pursual that evening.
A runaway mower attached to horses maimed Mrs. Cline and trapped her adopted daughter Missin, dragging her about 150 feet before freeing the machine. Mrs. Cline suffered severe leg injuries and deep cuts while a brave interference saved the child. Dr. Browning treated the injuries. the patient was reported improving.
The running of the term engine for the W. F. G. Railway Company on Fourth Street expired at noon today and will continue through the day as crews are out on the road. Tonight the Mayor and Aldermen meet to further consider the matter with an attorney proposing an amicable settlement.
In a brief notice the authorities outline plans to secure a vault and public seating area within the new build. The spaces will be maintained for public use and convenience, with access provided to customers and visitors.
The First National Bank of Monrovia organized on 97 Séhirday with a capital stock of 65,000. Directors elected include Melvin P. Wood, John C. Walker, Wm. H. Hogarth, John W. Moleaworth, Jacob M. Shawhaker, Charles G. Davis, John 8. Umberger, Addison B. Day, Ashter Barnes, Wm. Murphy, Nach H. Aiea, vei Nico dema, R. B. Murdoch, Geo. W. Duvall and John Lawson. Board organized with Melvin P. Wood as president, John C. Walker as first vice president, William H. Hogarth as second vice president, and Clarence A. MoBri as cashier.
Drowned at the Severn were Nicholas Kellimer and Gastave Sheirmer. Anti fassoon preacher W H Anderson spoke in Sallabury. Hathorlist Protestant church cornerstone laid in Towson. Plans advance for a Baptist church project in Wea. Walters Montagomery county listed amid local notes. Mrs Oberholser widow of Rev Oberholzer of Mennonite church died in Oington county. Mr Bake of Wattington reports contract issues. The ill include Mrs Charles B Fout and Mrs Won E with illnesses noted after attending Princeton exercises. Governor Mrs Samuel Hofer on West Patrick street is ill. The sick list also mentions Mr David Ashbaught and others in frail condition.
Mrs. Carrie Whipp Warehime 44 dies after surgical operation at City Hospital at 9 25 PM. Husband Oliver C Warehime and daughter mourn. funeral at 10 30 AM at their Second Street home with service and Mt Olivet cemetery interment. Also obituary of Mrs Annabelle Cramer widow of John Cramer of Walkersville who died at City Hospital Saturday night age 66 years 2 months and 22 days. funeral Tuesday at 11 AM at church with interment at Glade cemetery. An obituary fragment notes Annie Hagan and Mrs Notman, daughter of Mr.
Fragmentary local mentions reference a popular hotel named Twilight and a dancing class by Miss Ritchie. A morning event at 10 is noted, with unclear details about location The Mews and a public help wanted ad. Names and places are garbled, but imply a community notice page with schedules and classifieds.
Be it known that Neidig and Miller play baseball tomorrow June 23 in Hagenstown versus Frederick with a 4 o'clock start. Also notes the Manor Picnic on July 30 and a final notice about wire whaffles for dogs due by July 1. Mayor Burrs signs the notice. Waverwood Inn advertises meals and rooms for traveling commercial guests.
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