March 9 History Date Highlights Dr. Zero Fracs Gal
Fragmented note recalls historical figures and events with weather forecasts and notices. Names like Derby Connecticut and Washington D.C. appear amid garbled text. references touch on battles, researchers, and political figures, then shift to a general weather summary and listed classified ads for sales and services.
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Zero Fracs
Ater
Bedette Sack
Tee Coe
Tia
Ant Fresoe
Atrabas
Loosin
Vestecatty
Merrie
Tom Otal
Erinent
Arerieta Bat bin
Cambraige
Mat
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Social Round
PURELY PERSONAL Washington trips, visits with Miss Englar, and local neighbors mark a Pleasant Paragraphs column. Mrs. McSherry hosts guests, Miss Potts and Miss Haller travel, and others return from Washington, Baltimore, or Annapolis while Salvation Army engagements are announced for Philomachean Hall.
Water color returns to normal after reservoir cleaning urged
City water supply disruption ends as Superintendent Tyeryar reports sediment from the old reservoir caused the discoloration. The reservoir will be cleaned, water drawn from the new source, and the system examined within days. Rumors about a colored child were unfounded. Pen-Mar Park plans include a new mountain lake and expanded amenities.
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Saterday Morales
F. F. Tyeryars
Tyeryar
Alwaya
Cern
Tyergar
Arlien
Salvation Army Officers Oppose New US Army Instigation
Frederick division officers of the Salvation Army oppose the instigation of a new army in the United States and believe Commander Burlington Booth should yield to his superior. A local member claims Booth has issued many orders sending offers between posts and shows a disposition to disregard orders, not living in the army spirit.
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Frederick
Salvation Army
United States
Mre
Barlington Booth
Booth
Turnpike Company Officers Election and City Bequest Bills
The Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company held an officers and directors election. New board members include A B Castle L O Whipp Michael Caller P L Hargett T Whip D S Hargett GE Derr B Penton Hargett and William 4. The board elected D A Hargett L Whip as president and vice president Albert Caste as treasurer G Fenton Clargett as secretary. Bills were signed by the governor sanctioning bequests to St Mark's parish Frederick county and other related items. Representative Wellington introduced a bill to refund Frederick $100000 paid to Confederate forces in 1864, citing U S protection failure. George Nossest, post office clerk in Emmitsburg, resigned for a Baltimore position. Hood's Sarsaparilla sales touted.
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G. Fenton Clargett
Ann Clagett
St. Mark’s Pariah
Frederick
Laura
Mark
Agsiz
Wellingtos
House
United States
George Nossest
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Fragmentary Briefs From The Period Newsroom
A garbled OCR snippet lists varied items including employment search in Hagerstown, a price cut for the New York Evening Telegram, a storm affecting an electric lamp, and notes on anthropological reviews. It mentions Cyrus Thoms near echoratly arttece and a Salvation Army War Cry item with Major W J Czens, plus Maggie Clive.
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Steresae
Hagerstown
James Gordon Bennett
New York
Durtog
Cyrus Thoms
Ballogontan
Echoratly
Anhropulogict
Clarence
Moore
Fiorlia
Frank
We J C.zens
Wits
Fredeick
Maggie Clive
N. U. Cline
Death claims Mr Bass and Mrs Carpenter in near city region
obituary notices report the death of farmer Mr Bass from a sudden illness and the death of Mrs Carpenter, widow of John Carpenter, with details on survivors. Mr Bass, aged, remembered as honest and plain, left a large family and will be buried at Mount Olive Cemetery after a funeral at 1 o clock tomorrow. Mrs Carpenter, aged 77, left seven children including A J Carpenter and Peter J Carpenter, with services at Mt Carmel church and burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Sears
Bux
Dnleg
Vieglata
Samuel Buxton
Upton Buxton
Virginis
L[infanta
Wm. B.xton
Funeral notices for Shipley Amitwood Burck Baumgartner
The infant child of Charles Shipley was buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery after services at home on North Market Street conducted by Rev. Faber Papi. Julia E. Amitwood was interred at St Johns Church Cemetery after Mass and services led by Rev. O Rourke and Fathers Gi topics. Theodore Burck’s funeral at St Johns Catholic Church drew many from the Independent Hose Company and Young Men’s Catholic Union with pallbearers named and interment at Mt Olivet. Henry Baumgartner of near Mt Pleasant was buried after services at Union Chapel with interment in the local graveyard. his death followed a bout of grip leading to suicide.
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Charles Shipley
North Market Street
Faber Papi
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Julia E. Amitwood
St. Jonn’s Catholic Charen
Father O’rourke
Giifoey
Erry
Mesarta
Joseph F. Etcenhauer
John Gomber
Wm. Bennett
John Bennett
Wm. McCaffrey
Beckley
Catholic Church
W.H. B. Eichison
Theodore Burck
John’s Catholic Church
Father Gaffney
Independent Hose Company
Uvainn
Barck
Mecare
John Malon
Casper Cram
Lewis Malan
Nere Hoffman
Mt Olivet
F. Schroeter
Henry Baumgartner
Mt Plessant
Union Chapel
Rev
Miller
Tase
The Charity Wood Yard Open Week Ends
The Charity Wood Yard offers wood at low prices this week with two to three cords still to cut. It has provided comfort to many in need, offering work at fair wages and free wool to relief recipients through prudent management. Say you saw it via The News.
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Charity Wood Yard
Waempioj
Key Monument Association Vesting Tonight at 8
The Key Monument Association will hold a vesting ceremony at the YMCA rooms this evening at eight o'clock. Members are expected to attend and participate in the proceedings. Local observers await possible announcements regarding the monument project and related commemorations.
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M C. A
Tragic Stage to Court: Mal Company Overwhelms City Opera House
Fragmentary report recounts a Limited Mall Company performance at the City Opera House prompting a late bow. Details describe a chaotic aftermath with tense preparations and shifting figures as residents react to the show and its disruption. A traveling man associated with a residence deal arises, and a supposed impostor claiming kin to Bircuugh surfaces, taking an umbrella from Mr Math amid evasions. The narrative hints at unsettled local strife and a curious incident with a cavalryman.
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Joon Mao
Ematebure
Muis
Math
Tite
Mr Math
Gettysburg
Stautander
Birbiugh
Muth
Pleasant party honors Mr and Mrs Maxwell in Blakemore ward
On Thursday evening February 27, a decorated social party entertained prominent guests including Mr and Mrs Henry Maxwell and many neighbors. The event featured dancing, music, and a table loaded with refreshment, with laughter and good spirits lasting into the early morning hours.
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Atpleasant
Wiew
Maud Maxachl
Enveti Alghest
Anc Dire
Henry FL Baxwell
Pest
Charlotte Allis
Prevent
Stella Eiis
York Roads
Jesete Cat
Hageratown
Dlants
Giars Sensbury
Plorite Froxell
Bla Blaze
Thy Peigybirhood
Charles Bransbury
Elgar Stassbory
Samuel Weybright
Samuel Sheeley
Wm. Maxell
Carroll County Notes Burglary and Firemen’s Delegates
The residence of Dr J H Sherman of Maashchester was entered by burglars during Wednesday night. Thieves took a gold watch several gold rings and some money. E J Sawyer O D GNbert F K Harr Jobo M Retfealder and Charles Wartz chosen as delegates by the Weelminster Fire Company to the annual state firemen convention in Cumberland June 10 and 11 4d.
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J. H. Sherman
Maashchester
Burglace
E J. Sawyer
O. D Gnbert
F. K. Harr
Jobo M Retfealder
Charles Wartz
Weelminster Fire Company
Inoual
Frederick Branch subscribes for guaranteed 8 percent stock
At the National Building Association Baltimore Frederick Branch February directors meeting in Baltimore they subscribed for 26000 of guaranteed 8 percent dividend stock. Only 10009 of this stock remains open for subscription. Guaranteed dividend will be reduced to 8 percent. Investors seeking 8 percent guaranteed stock should subscribe at once. Baxex Jonsson, Agent.
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National Building Association
Baltimore
Frederick
Ible
Baxex Jonsson
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