Personal notes reveal visits across towns and kin
Purely personal items show Mr George Biggy of Pittsburgh visiting relatives at multiple addresses. John Michael West Patel Street spends day at Doubh. Mrs Keefer Bidle and son visit relatives in Newton Maller travels to Gettysburg. Several others, including Mr and Mrs Mix Rial Holdetutt, Richard Wirthington, and Ira J McCurdy, visit or join trips across towns, with Clarke in Denver returning after a tour of inspection of the Sober and Rio Grande Railroad lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Biggy
Pittsburs
John
Michael
Patel Street
Doubh
Keefer Bidle
Whsner
Myer Ville
Newton
Maller
Baltinure
Mita
Molleittinger
Tutrlex
Gettysburg
Mix
Wito
Relativen Rariatorr
Bas
Righard
Weatley
Waahhigtot
Amd
Sense
Ira‘ J
Brief Bits of Local News and Health Updates
Mr Henry Al Untin erecting an addition to his leather establishment on East Patrick street. The four dwelling houses of Dr J H B Walter on East Fifth street are being repainted by Mr George Kellian. Mr Staley Holtz, son of Mr Clarence Holtz, recently passed the examining board at Roanoke after graduating from Washington and Lee University Law Department in Lexington, Va. The sick include Mr Lew Rodkey on North Market Street, Mr Harry Swartz with Mr A J Richelberger, and Mr D Princeton Buckey confined to his West Third street home with a broken foot from a wheel-step accident. he hopes to return to his office soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry al Untin
Patrick Street
J. HB. Walter
Fifth Street
MerGeorge
Kellian
Wmr. Staley. Holtz
Clarence’ Holtz
Law Department
Washington and Lee. University
Lexington
Roanoke
Lew Rodkey
North Market Street
Harry Swartz
A.J. Richelberger
D. Princeton Buckey
West Third Street
Drunk Man Arrested and Jailed for 30 Days
A white man was arrested by Ottoer I for being drunk and disorderly. He appeared before Justice Frankila Smith, who jailed him for 30 days in default of payment. The item also notes popular jokes from Punch almanac and a humorous exchange involving a character named Darent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottoer I
Justica
Frankila Smith
Punch
Wes the
City Officials Consider Trustee Vacancy and Franchises
City trustees debated appointing a third trustee to succeed the late R Eschbach whom Rev Henri L G Kieffer will replace as pastor at the Reformed Church. Margaret Artz inherits a corpus of about 116,000 for a public library. A state surgeon’s telephoned franchise request was deferred. bids on uniforms were opened and referred to the police committee. East Second Street paving was referred to the street committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Artz
Victorine
John
Avas
Telephone Company
Johnson
Anid
Clty
B. Rogen-Qur
B. Rogen-Qur. &* Sons
Rosenstock
Smith
Olling East Second Street
Market Street
Uncle Sam Sues United States Government Property Owner
The United States sues Lugene WW Nicele 38880 10 in the District of Columbia alleging control of property at the Regent Hotel Washington. The suit cites rental terms set April through June and claims Wheeler, as tenant, withheld rent totaling 10 000 during that period. The case references prewar renewal and government possession of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tandlord
Lugene
Niicele
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Pimneia Scott and slate named for city council roles
Fragmentary list shows Pimneia Scott and others elected to council positions including recording secretary and various protective roles. Names such as John W. Pulk Walline Lek and Nicholas H. Hatters appear, with roles spanning inductor, examiner, protector, and trustee, suggesting a local government slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimneia Scott
Key
Coe
Étitiline
Teri
Corneallor
J. Krétiunter
Ovlee
Evaucilior
Adam “Deltelik
John W.pulk
Walline Lek
Hnanchil
Secretars
Snyder
Hotel Braddock Sees Rising Arrivals This Holiday Season
The number of arrivals at Hotel Braddock is increasing daily with over forty guests already registered. By Saturday, one hundred more are expected to stop there as holidays bring many to the resort under new management. Rooms are nearly fully booked this week, and the season bids to be the largest in the hotel’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Trace of McCusker Lost in Fulton County Search
Constable Samuel D. Rhoadee of Hancock leads a search in Fulton County mountains for Claude McCusker, wanted for the murder of Jefferson Romannese Hancock on May 30. Officers say early clues point to a location a week after the crime, with McCusker still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCusker
Samuel
D. Rhoadee
Hancock
Fulton County
Claude McCusker
Jefferson
Meeting of Camp No CAE Elects Director
A fragmentary note reports a meeting of Camp No CAE where the directorate was elected for the term. Details are sparse, but the records indicate formal leadership selection and committee roles within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr Meetiog
Camp ‘No
Diricynaetrme
Prevised
Wilieds
Tanen Fok minister Wahe in Camp visit Gandimanious
A fragmented report describes Minister Wahe visiting a camp with Dr. McCarty and Manager Clark, aiming to observe mining community needs and form a productive plan for Telluride. Lee remains hopeful but Clarke’s strained resources may limit personal attention to Rio Grande Southern.
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Wahe
Goig
Gandimanious
Alr
Dr. McCarty
Ado
Apt Nate
Tolliride
McCurdy- Lee
Clark
Lee
Telluride
Clarke
Rio
Grande
Maryland State Board Names New Education Officials
The Maryland State Board of Education announced appointments including Dr Stevens as Superintendent and E S Simp son of Westminster to a clerk position. Regions referenced include Baltimore area and Carroll County with ties to local high schools and the commercial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Board of Education
Metro
Generon
Anesnes
MM. Baten. Stevens
KK. Purdum
Corroll-eoaby
Brate Ducation
Sinpyma
Commercial Department
Westnaiveter
High Salant
Bohook
Mitchreartian wedding in Gondéliaville Ps and Reed-Watking nuptials
A lengthy old clipping reports Mina Grace Artman daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel K Artman marrying Charles C Mitchell in Gondéliaville Pennsylvania with about 100 guests. Rev F.B. Rees officiated at the Lutheran church ceremony, bride wore white chiffon, carried a shower bouquet. Following reception, guests included Mrs C Bers Caatie and others from Baltimore. Also noted are the Reed Watking nuptials of William E Reed and Rhoda J Watkin at the Montgomery county parsonage, officiated by Rev B H Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchrear Tian
Hali
Gondéliaville
Ps .In
Mina-Grace Artman
Aire
Daniel K
Asa
al Partyoo
Paul Digk
Charles L
Fork
Bure. Rees
Lutheran Church
Connellsville
Keck
Frederic
Bietren
D.K
Art. Quan
Caer Inus
Lewis F
Mait Gu‘ta
Baltimores
Presbyterian Manas
Social World Opens with Hotel Brid Dock Dance
An opening social at Hotel Brid Dock on Saturday evening features music by the hotel orchestra. Manager Wheeler arranged the event with expected attendance from Frederick and colony patrons and visiting guests, along with a card party at the North Market Street home of Mr and Mrs. Ot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Mie
North Market
Etreet
Inet
Maser A Neer
Charge 15 Discharged in Fredericksburg Corruption Case
State officials and private individuals faced charges over alleged misuses of funds and abuse of office. The court addressed allegations against Frederick and others including Carty and Speight, evaluating receipts and expenditures. Proceedings featured attorney Peter J. Cuiflip and involved the Court of Appeals to test law validity and the scope of under takings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ieraae
Baird
Carty
Lutis
Ma-Carty
Hlna
Ata
Menor
Peter J. Cuiflip Tielli
Etchison
Court of Aspeals
Officers and Terms Mentioned in Ledger Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows names like BAKER D DUVAL and ZINMERMAN with titles such as Wit, Caginier, and Casilier. Text includes scattered references to depositors, rates, and charges, suggesting a ledger page listing officials, witnesses, and financial terms amid garbled entries.
State Teachers Meet Highlights Rural Education Talks
Members of the State Teachers' Association met in session at the Ocean City hotel to discuss rural education. Leaders from Baltimore, Annapolis, and Allegany delivered addresses on rural schools and interdependence with local communities while standardization and Carnegie Unit concepts shaped discussions.
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Ocean
Yesterdys
Higorok
Pari
Hugh AW
Cildwell
Giry
Owas
Maine
Stersh
Biltimore
Rehou
Ata Mn
Huston
A. C. Wilson
Allegany Cotility
B. C -Burroughs
Clinton,Md
Garner
Aminpotla
Anne Arundel County
Atlantic Hotel
Henry
West
Baltimore
B. K. Pardum
Annapolis
Ucation
Colleges of
Carnegie
Fondary
Moura
O. Y
Easi
Guyve
Hopkins - University
A.C. *Phompeon
Auburn
W Maun ‘Crawford Sherlock
Maryland School For the Blind
Sherlock
Wis -At
Oue
Hal
Nore and
Ohio’ Railroad
Party leaders set meeting to determine congressional primaries date
Chairman Murray Vandiver of the Democratic State Central Committee and Chairman Jono B. Hanns of the Republican committee plan a meet today at the Hotel Bewners to settle the date for the upcoming congressional primaries. The session aims to finalize scheduling and align party positions ahead of the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Jono B. Hanns
Republican Committee
Bewners
Letter on County Tax Burdens and Bridge Cost
A reader condemns the proposed Le Gore bridge project at nearly $200,000 and urges County Commissioners to oppose it. The letter notes a $75,000 high school for Frederick and a $28,000 reassessment, plus costs from a new primary election law, predicting higher 1910 taxes. The writer questions how many taxpayers can bear further burdens.
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Legore Wrinnae
Niwa
Intereater
Axpeyer
LeGore Bridge
Frederick
Comfortable Men Furnishings Prominently Displayed
An advertisement highlights trusted department store offerings for gentlemen including shirts with various collars in gray cream and white, Negligible white and colored shirts, athletic wear, fine fabrics, and stockings. It promotes comfortable underwear made from Madras and Union Suits, with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar, emphasizing quality and fit.
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Talepboss
Dresby
Jin
Galy
Bradde
Nophy
Cate
Alors
Isa loWrrlee
Fantons Cluett
Ollyso
Brand
Tita
Madras
Gaitzy
Linen goods sale advertised with deep discounts
An old time advertisement lists table linens and towels offered at reduced prices. It promotes cash savings on satin damask, napkins, Huck towels, and satin damask pieces. The copy is cluttered with pricing, yardage, and product names, urging readers to visit the store to see the selection and deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin Paniank
Darmank
Aviat
Local Notice of Payments and Events in Braddock Heights
Notice lists collectors covering routes Monday and urges regular payments by Saturday or Monday before noon when office closes at 12. It cites events in Braddock Heights 1910 with dancing bowling skating and a Frederick Railroad Co reference, plus an automobile endurance trip showcase and various local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witl
Es ‘Sco
Bros
Braddock Heights
Duly Ith
Alilday
Frederick Railroad Co
Geo
ELF
Vanderson
Lips
Local Notices and Odds and Ends From a Canadian Town
Fragmented OCR notes mention local items including holstering, repairs, and a ByD address at 527 North Market Street with a phone number. References to Fourth of July events, travel notices, and a Whites Squaw film listing appear, alongside ads for screen doors and windows and a civic meeting reminder for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byd
L.B. Fox
North Market Street
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the Daily News
Janes Edward
Ontethorpe
Georgia
Aled
Bork
Charles J Gulteau
Aeanesia
Garfield
Carrie
Burelanin Kilgore
Slbuene
Charlestown
Re. R.co
Beeger, & Co
Scott Bros
Bright
Teephone Company
Fer
Sam Sues
Regerit Hotel
Tanen Fok
DR. Stevens
Reap
Pom
Purdum
Dimals Bes
Drivii Iisieak
Ray
Aguitiel Mr. Carty
Brothers
Gomrederick
Coun
Alnat
Acitizers' National Bank
Citizens National Bank
OF. Frederick, “MD
Ain Wit
Baker
Hy D. Baker
Ges Zinmerman
Atte
Caginier
G. Duvall
Asat
Casiiler
Tts Bank
Ita
Uny
Itu Preyeutt
Ebinuge
Balk
Seasion Yeatervedi
the People
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John 'D. Hindrickbon
Neidig &. Miller
Nidig & Miller
Williamson's Drug
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Biche
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Bedant &Koote
J. He Grove
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K. Bi
Canada
Victor
Assis
Rpoouas P Rige
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Wrederice Wik
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Gioder
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Mable
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Fiabe
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