Fragmentary obituary notes and named individuals
Fragmented OCR mentions include Louise Booth American author died in New York, a Paris death, Chester County PA, and a Chicago merchant born 1835. Other scattered phrases reference Geo Gage and miscellaneous biographical hints without clear events.
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Inspit
Boston
Geo Tal Gage
Geo Tsaael Haves Sretic
Chester County
Louise Booth
Auuend
Edttur
New York
Mere Tyt
Adelpie Lane
Stoven
Piu
Paris
MG Alt’ A Booth
Chicago
Mercment
City
Prompt subscribers report irregular receipt of papers
Notice asks readers to report promptly to The News any irregularities in receiving newspapers. This brief alerts customers to monitor delivery and notify the newspaper office of issues.
Prussia and German Unity Lecture at Woman's College
Mr. Lavell spoke on Prussia shaping German unity at the Woman's College lecture in the University Extension course. He credited Frederick the Great Stein and Bismarck for the rise of a strong Prussian state and national consciousness, noting Germany's infancy and a future of great prospects. The talk closed with observations on German towns and the Rhine and announced the March 11 lecture on the Unification of Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Prpasia
Germany
Lavell
Lessing
Audi
Holy Roman Empire
House of Austria
Austria
Prussia
Brandenburg
Proseia
Frederick the Great
Stein
Bismarck
Biamarck
Italy
PURELY PERSONAL PERSONALITIES AROUND TOWN
Rieassat Paragraphs notes several locals visiting or traveling. Eugene Albaugh on East Church street is in Baltimore for several days. C O Ausherman on East Third street also visiting Baltimore. Mrs JHiM Claggett and son of Petersville Md visiting Mrs Thomas Schley on West Second street. Mrs Isabella Ely Hamilton of Waterbury Conn visiting Mr and Mrs A B Yeakle on West Third street. Mrs John M Zimmerman of B and O avenue left for Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia on a visit. Mrs G O Winebrewer of Walkersville left for Washington to visit Genersi and Mrs W W dey at 2481 Columbia Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Street
John M. Zimmerman
B. & O. Avenue
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
G. O. Winebrewer
Walkersville
Genersi
W. W. Dey
Columbia Road
Election for Colt Dixon Packing Company directors Monday
Long service noted at Bowers Lumber Company where foreman O. W. Cashour completed 81 years of service. He has served twenty years as foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt-Dixon Packing Company
O. W. ¥. Cashour
Bowera Lumber Co
Sergion
Religious services and Sunday school notices a city page
Church schedules across many denominations listed for Sunday with times for services Sunday schools and catechisms. Names of pastors and churches include St John Lutheran Myeraville Evangelical Lutheran Presbyterian United Brethren Grace Reformed Evangelical Reformed Catholic Episcopal Trinity M E and Methodist Episcopal with catechism vespers and holy communion details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran
Myeraville
German Baptist Brethren Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Steck
Presbyterian Church
Freamen Dixon
United Brethren Church
C. W. Suicespring
D. F. Ditymar
Home Mission Board
E.R. Eschbach
Republican primaries organize city committee districts
Republican primaries last night selected and organized city executive committee members by precinct. Precinct 1 named E A Gittinger chairman with a full slate including Major B E Goldsborough and others. Precinct 3 chaired by Harry E Chapline with a long list of appointees. Precinct 4 chaired by Reno S Harp naming numerous members. Precinct 2 took no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Gittinger
Peade
Major BE. Y. Goldsborough
Edwin Oa. Markell
Henry H. Abbott
Walter L. Rice
Schaeffer L. Rhostle
Thomas 0. Mateny
Samuel Greenwald
Millard T. Derr
Samuel Waters
Randolph N. Martz
Philip T. Kuhn
Edward 0. Ebert
Thomas Chapline
Thomas Wilson
George M. Gittinger
Harry E. Chapline
Elmer 8
Brown
Millard N. Nost
Benj. Rosenour
Capt
Walter Saunders
William T. Shook
John Wesst
Ward Haffner
Harry Beaufelter
A. Schroeder
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Clagett Rameburg
Arthur Willard
A. H. Harrington
Chas. Wallace
Harryb. Chapline
Reno 8
Harp
Daniel E. Burras
Hammond Umer
James P. Perry
Renos. Harp
Peter Mantz
G. 8. DeGrange
Wm. H. Ramsburg
J. Henry Lampe
Ira Biser
J. M Birely
James M. Robinson
George Shoemaker
Wm. A. Woodward
Rogar Motter
Marshall Jenkins
Real Estate Transfers in the City
Noah E. Cramer closed the sale of Nos. 70 and 72 West Patrick Street for Thomas P. Lippa to Granville J. Michael for 1600 dollars. Captain Walter Saunders sold 23 West Third Street and its lot to Robert M. Rameborg for 1005 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales of Real Estate
Noah E. Cramer
Weat Patrick Street
Thomas P. Lippa
Granville J. Michael
Walter Saunders
Thomas P. Rice
West Third Street
Robert M. Rameborg
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
The Mountain City Mill shows today prices for corn and oats with various quality grades. Prices listed include corn at 2.50 per barrel and futures quotes for multiple oats grades from 98 to 91 per bushel with adjustments for quality and rejection at 60 cents to 3 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Squat Ranch at Myersville Plans Large Pigeon Operation
Myersville resident George A. Shank announces a new equal raising venture. He will construct a building 100 feet by 80 feet to house 500 to 1 000 pigeons, marking a sizable start in this agricultural niche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
George A- Shank
John T. Hildebrand Plans House at Myersville on Quality Hill
Mr. John T. Hildebrand of this city intends to erect a handsome brick residence at Myersville on quality hill opposite Joshua Summers residence. Advertisement for Devoe paints claims fewer gallons and longer wear than mixed paints. Solaby P. L. Hargett & Co. promote Devoe Lead and Zinc offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
John T. Hildebrand
Joshua Summers
Devoe
Solaby P. L. Hargett & Co
Runaway Batch Wedding Ties Up Annapolis Newsroom
Miss Deisy M. Davis formerly of Frederick married George A. Root in Annapolis Md in a runaway match. The couple listed Wheeling W Va as their residence and the ceremony was conducted by Rev. Miller of the First Methodist Episcopal church. The groom and bride’s families and details are described with uncertainty about objections and future telegram news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datey M. Doyle
Frederick
Annapolis
Deisy M. Davis
Thierry
Washington, D.C
Wheeling
W. Va
Root
Myr
the Chronicle
Birds
Washington
J. F. Davis
Charles J. Riehl
Moore Brothers
February Health Office Report Details City Mortality
Health Officer F. Thomas records February data: 21 deaths, 14 male 7 female. 15 white 6 colored. Ages under 8 total 10, 20 to 85 five, 36 to 60 four, 65 to 80 two. Death causes include apoplexy mental disorder premature birth and pneumonia among others. Births total 15, 7 male 8 female. 13 white 3 colored. Contagious cases diphtheria two and scarlet fever two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyortor
F. Thomas
Old Carpenter's Rule Tells of Gittinger Family Work
An antique two foot carpenter's rule with brass hinges, once used by John Gittinger, reveals a family legacy in Utles and Monocacy bottom. Z J Gittinger recalled hauling lumber for buildings including the All Saint orphanage in 1839 as the tool helped measure timber for homes still standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gittinger
John Gittinger
Utles
Devilbine’ Ford
Rutherfords released on peace warrants after shooting incident
Robert Rutherford Jr and Sr appeared before Justice Smith on a peace warrant issued by Emanuel Hine. Rutherford Jr who was shot in the face by Hine on Wednesday was released on $100 bail along with his father. Hine was also released on a $100 bail as the issuer of the peace warrant. Rutherford Jr is said to have seven shots in his face and forehead but can move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rutherford, Jr
Robert Rutherford
Justice Smith
Emanuel Hine
Rutherford
Bird
Hine
Young Rutherford
Loyal Temperance Legion elects officers for three months
At a recent Loyal Temperance Legion meeting, officers were chosen: President Ethel Finney, vice president Ruth Haberkorn, secretary Helen Eppley, treasurer Edna Carter, and critic Helen Mantz. Meetings occur bi monthly. The WOTU invites all girls over ten to join. The next WOTU business meeting is March 14 and open to the public.
Estate and farm sales set for Graceham and vicinity
On Monday auctioneers George O Wilhide L M Bready and Harvey BR Lease will sell multiple properties. The Samuel Martin farm of 125 acres with brick dwelling and a 30 acre mountain lot are to be sold near Graceham and Church Hill. Additional farm equipment livestock and implements are offered for D M Whipp Andrew H Albaugh and others. Also notices of sea passage for Rev and Mrs Todd and preaching plans by Rev L H Pearce. The annual conference opens in Baltimore March 30 and Elmer Raymer is named trolley conductor replacing Samuel L Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Wilhide
Chas. O. Waters
Samuel Martin
Graceham
L. M. Bready
D. M. Whipp
Church Hill
Harvey BR Lease
Andrew H. Albaugh
Woodsboro Pike
Todd
Cedric
White Star Line
New York
Liverpool
L. H. Pearce
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Judges to Appoint Transcriber for Frederick County Records
A bill by State Senator DeviBica to amend court record inspection in Frederick County provides for the judges to appoint a person to transcribe worn records. It requires clerks to source new record books and have entries certified, with county funds to compensate the transcription work and monthly payments to the clerk.
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Devilbica
Frederick County
Devilbiss
Allah
Farmers Trust Bank Survives Great Fire Without Loss
The Farmers Trust Banking and Deposit Co. moved prized papers to safety before the blaze reached its building at 211 North Liberty Street and now resumes full operation. It operates branches in Maryland cities and plans to place funds in well secured mortgages for rebuilding. The bank, led by President F. W. Woodland and officers long established in Baltimore, reports capital of 180000 and surplus of 45000 with robust assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Trust, Banking and Deposit Co
Farmere Truat, Banking and Deposit Co
Baltimore
Galene
Darlington
Mount Airy
Hancock
Keedysville
Maryland
F. W. Woodland
Johnson
Citizens National Bank
Washington, D. C
J. Fenton Thomas
First National Bank
Trederick
W. D. Allen
Retail discounts at Neidig and Miller Saturday sale
The ad promises six day price cycles with deep Saturday only reductions across many items. It highlights Drapery Swiss Muslin, children's wear, suspenders, linen, needles, Bindings, dress supports, caps, leather bags, shirts, napery pieces, undershirts, belts, stockings, and brushes, urging timely attendance for half price deals and noting overall bottom market figures.
Cure That Cough Bonanza at Frederick Md 1903
The notice extols Blumenauer cough syrup as a remedy for asthma and chronic coughs, with testimonials from J H Welty of Frederick and Mrs Blumenauer as sole manufacturer. It lists local dealers and a 25 cent price, plus nearby distractions and cafe ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenauer
J.H. Welty
Frederick, Md
Blumenouer
J. Hi. Weiry
O. BE. Main
George Seidling
Mehrling’s
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the Daily News
Nnitah
Wasuinaroy
Delp
Arag
Geo
EB. Smith
Melvin Oden
Isaac H. Haller
Guarantes Co
Shien J. M. Birely
G. H. Beaufelter -Blumenauer
Ima
Sunday Schools and Societies
Court Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Kane
O'Connell
Brunswick
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Mr. Mitchell
Trinity M. E. Church
South
B. V. Switzer
Epworth League
B. 8. Todd
D. A. Gilson
Elmer Raymer
F. & Mi. Railway
Samuel L. Green
Hoseure
Devi Bies
Gam
Frederick City Hospital
East Second Street
Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge No
EK. of
Bank of Page
O. A. Lanvis
Citizens' National Bank
D Barber WM
GQ. Baker
B.D. Baker
G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Vicw President
Apat
Uashier
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Sor
Jopaejas
McEuerey
D.E. Kerauvin
Geo. Wat. Bulth
D. Baker
Japazino
C. Morten
D. A. Bascrrt
Rawssura
Tsos
H. Haller
James E. Walker
Wn. G. Baker
G. M. Thomas
Daxiey BacEr
Hendrickson
DATAY
PRINE
Madras
Statton
Bette Venice
Joan
Neidig & Miller
MT Eidig & Miller's
Wsnk
Clinton E, Main
City Bote Grill
Ain’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Inton KE
THE
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County National Bank
J. B Phleoger
Harmony Grove Station
Frederfox
Brier's Palace of Music
Palace of Music
Birely'’s Palace of Music
Cor
Kimball
North Market Meet
Macdy Duvar
Magra K. Scuroepert
W. L. O. Fisher
B. J. Eaves
Geo En
Brow Firestone
Dr. T. 8. Baner
A. A. Schrozder
W.G. King
Irvine
Eiser
Owen W. Compher
Albert R. Wallis
Bringry’s Panace OF Music
Frederick Md
Evana
Williamson’s
Breiy's Palace
Music
L. E. Mullinix
George
Rodock & CO
Si'gord
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
Rice & Bons
Io North Market
East Fourth Shest
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers Exchange
Ree DE
Thomas P. Rich
All Sainte and Carre Streets
Hull & Reich
Promine
Ually
Hull & Beion
North Market Atrest, Mldachy
D* H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
H. E. Smith
Masonic Temple
William F. Chilton
Postoffice
F. B. Sappington
A. Glassware CH
Sappington
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