Brief Bits From The Ledger Of Local Notes
A jumble of items notes onions in tone, a wish for gentle Anole, high prices for skye terriers, a 3 percent dividend by Woodsboro and Creagerstown Turnpike, a misread matchbox misquote, counterfeit $20 bills circulating, a meat market building now occupied by George W Beard, a Maryland medical faculty convention dates, canal workers preparing for navigation, Chesapeake and Ohio canal boat season set for March 25, and Canadian women set to practice law with dress codes including bareheaded gowns and white cuffs.
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Woodsboro and Creagersteen Turnpike Company
George W. Beard
Liberty
Maryland Medical and Chirergical Faculty
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Canada
Ontario
Purely Personal Visits and Travels in Frederick Area
Mrs Thomas Clagge and daughter Maud visit Mr and Mrs Thomas Schley on West Second Street for a few days. Various residents and visitors are noted, including Dr C L Wachter of Sabillasville in Frederick, A G L Barton from Chester Pa, Thomas H Haller from Central dry goods, and many others visiting or returning home from trips to Baltimore Washington Xenia Ohio and Rockville. A horse attached to a cart fell in the quarry at Frederick City Lime Works and had to have a shaft sawed to free it. Mrs Armstrong of Washington, formerly Miss Cara Schull, is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clagge
Sua Wtile
Maud
Thomas Schley
Second
C.L. Wachter
Sabnasville
Frederick
A. GL. Barton
Chester
Thomas H. Haller
Central
Baltmore
John D. Hendrickson
Balimore
Charten Wilson
Washington
Augustus Herwig
Frank Vansant
Kansas
Calvin Metcalfe
Libertytown
Howard W
John D. Beard
Xenia
Ohio
Q. J. Williams
Beaver Dam
Samuel McMaster
Pocomoke City
Rockville
Samuel Q. Eyler
Jers
Shear
Francis H. Gordon
Harrinburg
George T. Cline
Chicago
J. J. Dil
Bahm & Dil
Hagerstown
Crawford
Baker Johnson
Baltimore
C. P. Wright
Wright
C. V
Levy
Third Street
Wiliam H. Beall
Liberts— Fomn
A. Calvin Brown
Exdittle Daughtr
Alton Deribise
New Windsor
Panora
Ows
Fannie Dudrear
Liberty
Baltimora
Ira J. McCurdy
Mita Blanche Whitmore
Araby
Lewis Mebbing
Rust Patrick
William Wood
Swomley
Pleasant
C. B. Liethicam and
Nashville
Tennessee
Stezis
Daniel Snyder
Liethicam
Frederick City Lime Eins
Great German Baptist Meeting Draws Tens of Thousands
Frederick residents watch a massive German Baptists gathering expected to attract 25,000 outside visitors and up to 40,000 on peak days. The Decatur article quotes crowds, bread orders, and park dining hall operations, noting large transport trains, lodging for over 1,000, and provisions for thousands of meals amid tight crowd control.
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Frederick Bare Cou
United States
Ciy
Jone
Decatur
Decatur Review
Gorgel Messenger
Decator
Cerro Gordo
Terre Haute
Tod P
Jesus
Oshlind Park
Decatur Steam
Rooma
Ontland Park
Taary
Deestur
Cetto Gorda
Blue Mound
Terre Hauts
Oakland Park
Pev
Liney
Decatur City Crowds At Bonnell Conference Park Feast
Report describes a large crowd at the Bonnell conference in Decatur with extensive meals and vendors. It notes 100 gallons of ice cream, 32 barrels of semorude, extensive lunch counter provisions, and strong city business impact including clothing, dining, and shoe stores busily serving visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omoa
Luc Courters
Mel
Phe
Godi
Hsil
Tse
Decatur
Gruca
Cty
Frederick Gun Club Holds Interesting Shooting Contests
Frederick Gun Club members conducted a yesterday afternoon shooting contest on their grounds. Two 10 bird events and a 20 bird team shoot were held with clay pigeons. Event results list Smith leading with 9 in both events, Keefer and Mantz among top scorers, and the First team edging the Second with 44 to 41 in totals. Robert L. Lorentz served as official scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Telephone line extension reaches Middletown area
The Inter State Telephone Company extends its line to Middletown with poles on Main Street. The main line runs Frederick to Myersville via Harmony and north of Middletown. a Middletown branch follows the Harmony road. Three companies now pole Main Street south side: Western Union Telegraph, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, and later Siste Co. Likely further line to Emmitsburg via Thormoct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter State Telephone Company
Middletown
Frederick
Myersville
Acros
Harmony
Ihis
Western Union Telegraph Co
Chesapeake & P
Frightened Horses Alarmed by Electric Car
A wagon drawn by a horse driven by Joan Piley was jolted when the animal snorted at an electric car yesterday afternoon, nearly upsetting the wagon. Another horse attached to a baggy owned by Lesta Ciogin was also frightened by the same vehicle and tried to bolt before Citogan could check it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Piley
Lesta Ciogin
Citogan
Delander Forgery Hearing Delayed to Saturday
Rafce Delander facing forgery charges. hearing postponed to Saturday at 1 PM before Justice Sms in Bazeratown. Bail set at 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafce Delander
Bazeratown
Delandez
U. B. Conference Notes on U S Senate and church events
The U B Conference met at 9 and 7 m yesterday with devotional exercises by Rev J W Prickett. Bishop Hott called the session to order. prayers, reports, and memorials followed praising church progress, denouncing the Senate for Sabbath di...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnited
Senac
Beeston
J. W. Prickett
Hott
A. M. Evers Armo Tadlon
U. S. Senate
W. Limespring
Matthews Hanged for Maryland Murder in Early Morning
Special dispatch reports George Matthews was hanged at an early hour in La Sata Missouri for the murder of James Semto. He killed Semto in his own bed, then shot the wife nearby as the couple slept. Matthews, a fisherman from Cobte Neck, faced a quiet crowd and went to the gallows without a murmur. There is a note of revived frontier justice in the account, with details of the long, brutal crime and a final decisive punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Sata
George Matthews
James Semto
Baltimore
Craweli
Merve
Matthews
Marpland
James J. Jadi
Allen's Freeh
Cobte Neck
Irwin
Rwta
Calles Imm
Matthewe
Tsat
Rock Point
Wicomico River
Femle
Erwie
W&e
Singer Manufacturing exhibits sewing machines and organs
The Singer Manufacturing Company removes sewing machine rooms at 73 N. Market St Frederick Md opposite City Hall to display a full line of sewing machines on easy terms. Also selling organs, second hand instruments, new wallets and songs at half price. Wilcoxon of Birely's Palace of Music promotes catalog of affordable music and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Manufacturing Company
O 73 N. Market St
City Hall
Frederick, Md
Morey
Binsiy's Palace
Munte
H. E. Wilcoxon
Biiely
Palace of Music
Invertories and estate actions in Orphans' Court docket
Orphans' Court recorded inventories of James Punkard and Lyinn Bens estates, real estate sale ratifications for Wm. M. Garther, and reports of personal property sales for Henny Potfenberger, Martin J Eicoeiberger, Lizzie Boarbacgo, and Benjamin Baker. It also notes the will of Chas. A. Heagy probate to Anna M. Seagy, and various estates with administrator appointments and account filings amid reassessment figures for Hagerstown. A man, John H. Basford, 62, fell from a tree in Hagerstown, fracturing his right arm and hip. prognosis fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Punkard
Oder
Wm. M. Garther
Lyinn Bens
Henny Potfenberger
Martin J Eicoeiberger
Lizz'e Boarbacgo
Benjamin Baker
John W. Ailleary
Burbeta L. Hithesty
Joseph P. Bistr
Henry 8
Biser
George W. Grove
Greenbury Boyer
Levin Rice
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J. SN
Westchester County
Abe
Bachsnan Bead
Chester County
Thomes Hewson New
Philadelphia
Henry Berugo
New York City
S. P
Washmeron
D. C
Clealog
DL. Moozr
Weather Bureau
New al House
Howe
Fourniinre
Draggtet
Market St
A. A. Sharetts
C. Carlinsosmee
D. Bendrickzos
S. Clara
EB. Fox
Mre. Armstrong
Mies Cara Schull
Baltimore and
Ohio Avenue
The
Gospel Messenger
Ranu
Civ
Frederick Markshen
U. B
Walmensy
G. J. Roudabesh
D. W Barger
L. O. Burter
R. Byrd
Castle
B. J. Croniae
A. Evers
Evers
Sagarab'y
J. Font
Woaehtogion
W. L. Martin
J. B Cmmperlain
Eraville
Wolfsville
W. Bilherpring
J. E. Font
U B
Rev Cousor
Reformed Church
Stsinger
Methodist Protestant Church
J. Frarp
W. Ib. Mata
J. F. Spangler
W. Stinespring
W. W. Wagner
Rev. Prickett
Laurel
Visi
Asery
C. W. Brubaker
Silas
Frederica City
Belrg
C.F. Floos
C. W. Stlneapring
J. B. Chamberlain
A. J. Smith
J.B Chamberlain
C. W. Stroe
Privg
Young People
Rey. Spangler
Her. W. Mt. Beall
Dayton
J. W. Hott
Colfernor
Maryland
Broadway Church
Frederick Efrenit
F. Farring
Hurch Noths
Y. P
Harmony Grove
E. Wilcoxon
Birely
LGSI
Lawmel Lawns
Inenami
Rissone
Feane Pampel
Fev Siantt
L. E
Mullinix
L. EB
Motto
Afo
NORTA
Mareetl Bf
Hage Town
Rell
Tohn H. Basford
Serlona
Jobn Sendrickson
New &Kieta
Trey
Anotere
Markrt Price
Joan Henparoxson
Dougle Sole
Bherls
F. V. Staub
Bioatera
Search Dercier
Leimestio
Commbis Eiver Calmon
Loteers
Buculves Berring
Alittue Neex
Frei Bripps
Eupperen
F. Vv. Stavs
North Marert Strert
Antone
Dou
N. Mareret ST
Bente Rouse
W. Seventb Street
West Elventh Street
Grochey Co
Railing Grocery Co
Tee Ross Bock
Bartholomay Brew Co's
BOCK
John A. G. Lipps
Col
West Patrick
Teteubrmea
Stern
HSS
Nowa Ofise
Glenville
Iceream
J A Elinefester
W. Patrick St
Michédlwt
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Marseet Street
Telephone
James BE. Walker
France
Waxazs A Co
J. J. Remsburg
Abede
J. Remsburg
PH. D
Outidawi
Noash, Cramer
Joah E. Cramer
Real Estate & Fire
Buranca
Cali
Loompanisa
Fidelity
Adamstown
Bcreas
Sta. Niggs
Frederick City
Heo Midway
Walkersville
Losn
Wcria
Ty Ch
Noah KE. Cramer
First National Barn
Bartholomay
C. D. Coxx
Attorney-At-Law
Abfsso Ritter
Court Street
Frederickamil
Ernan
G. Urner
Clayton
Urner
Euscoostar
To.c. V.8
Opposit Court
Real Faye Paeearing
Ber
Rosesrass
Bodook
Neidig
OCS New Corpris
Nsw
Bidock & Neidig
T. Rice & Sons
Stasuisaep
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