Divorced Man in Frederick Surprised by 1900 Divorce
Clayton Mateny of Frederick, a Morris Iron Company worker, learned by records that his wife Anna had been divorced from him in Hagerstown in 1900. He had begun new divorce proceedings, but the local court dismissed the bill after his attorney learned of the older decree.
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Bill
Clayton Mateny
Frederick
Morris Iron Company
Frederick County
Mateny
Reno
Harp
Washington County
Anna Mateny
Hagerstown
Ma~dény
Court Notices and Marriages in Frederick County
Property transfers totaling several parcels in county and city with modest sums. marriage license for William S. Ray and Nannie E. Etzler. multiple Orphans Court accounts including executors of Elenor Byers Charles Trail and real estate sales. plus a poetry and political quip section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Easterday
Martin V. Easterday
David F. Mayne
Mary S. Heffner
Maude
Halley
William M. Soonseller
Frederick City
William S. Ray
Pearl
Nannie E. Etzler
New Market
Blanche G. Rhodes
Carrie Jane Byers
Elenor Byers
Charles B Henry
Bertha Trail
Charles BE. Trail
Elien V. Payne
Margaret BS
Hood
College Glee Club Concert Promises Evening of Song
Tomorrow Frederick residents will hear the College of Fredrick Woman's Glee Club under Miss Markey present an artistic program. Selections include Spanish Gypsy Girl, Destiny, and Lohengrin choruses with solos by Evalyn Truxal and Wireginia Carly. Miss Daisy Buchanan will read, and George St. Boyle will back the performance with Peabody Conservatory stature.
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Frederick Willl
Glee Club
Woman's College
Miss Markey
Lagsen
Bruno Slahn
Dvarak
Methodist Church
Gounod
Andiva
Married at Middletown Weaver Surprise Prien
Frank M. Scholl of this city and Miss Mary J. Weaver of York Pa were quietly married at the Lutheran parsonage in Middletown by Rev J W Gentzler. Mrs Scholl has lived in Frederick with her sisters. Scholl is a Frederick native and former member of the 6th U S Artillery Band in the Philippines.
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Scholl
York
Frederick
Hugh Roddy
Ray Minor
U.S Artillery Band
Philippines
F. K. Schmidt
Arrest Steele and Dinges in Brunswick over license arrears
Warrant sworn for Steele and Dinges proprietors of Brunswick moving picture shows for failure to pay town license enacted February by the city council. They claim the cost is exorbitant and refuse payment. City clerk authorized arrest. case continued.
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Brunswick PictureShow
Steele and
Dinges
Moving Picture Shows
Brunswick
Steele
Mrs Sparks Addresses Middletown Mothers Meeting
Mrs Mary P Sparks spoke at a mothers meeting hosted by Mrs G C Rhoderick in Middletown and later addressed the Reformed chapel in the same town. Sparks is a worker for the WCTG.
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Mothers’ Meeting
Mary P. Sparks
G. C. Rhoderick
Middletown
One Dose Makes Indigestion Go Quickly
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises swift relief from sour, gassy stomachs and related symptoms, claiming extensive world‑wide use and urging readers to keep a fifty‑cent case at hand for sudden stomach upset.
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Pape
Plans for Joint Summer School Across Frederick Counties
Frederick County Board discusses plans for a two week summer school and teachers institute for four counties with potential relocation to Braddock Heights later. Meeting to include Frederick Carroll Washington and Montgomery officials to unify policies and maximize benefits for local teachers.
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Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Montgomery Coupe Hen
Ben Surcedly
Frederick County
Mary
Braddock Heights
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Residents
Purely personal items list Frederick residents visiting relatives, on business trips, or attending events. Names include Mig G. A. Tenney visiting Clearspring, Babina Beckley in Saulb Mat, DeLashnutl in Limwood Terrace, Deputy Cramer at Roy Crum sale, Grayson and Bowers families in Harmony Grove, Mrs. Wiles returning from Washington, and many others visiting Baltimore, Westminster, or nearby towns.
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Grayson E. Bowers
Heat and moisture from wheat and vines in extraordinary claims
A London Daily News report on Sir James Dewar’s lecture to youths at the Toya Institution details how a field of wheat reportedly transpires moisture enough to cover its surface to a nine inch depth between April and July. He notes vast water yields from crops and vine leaves, plus tropical heat estimates, comparing heat from coal to large land areas.
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James Dewar
Sir James
Toya Institution
Hampton Court
Europe
America
London Daily, News
Col Little’s Attorney Handles Zimmerman Indictment
Col C A Little of Hagerstown represents Miss Ant nie Zimmerman of Smithheburg who is indicted by the Federal Grand Jury in Baltimore for writing the poison pen letters. No papers have been served on Zimmerman since indictment. Col Louis M Rawlins of Baltimore, Fifth Regiment commander, seeks the Baltimore Postmaster job. Chamberlains Liniment offers relief for rheumatism with no internal treatment needed. advertised for sale by dealers.
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Col. Little
Col. C. A. Little
Hagerstown
Antnie Zimmerman
Smithheburg
Baltimore
Fellera
Smitheburg
Miss Zimmerman
Rawlins
Louis M. Rawlins
Fifth Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Chamberlain
Frederick County Mayoral and Sheriff Primary Announcements
A collection of 1913 political notices from Frederick County Maryland announces candidates for mayor sheriff and county commissioner. Names include Decidte Lewis Fraley John D Connard Jr WM V Wolfe Robert L Cramer John A Frazina and Clarence C Holtz with appeals for Democratic primary support.
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Sherif
Sheri
Frederick County
Joun D
Comnard, JR
Frederick
Marldd&wham
Tusedrora
Subriff
Robert L. Cramer
Dodd&wFtt
Democratic Party
Maryland
John A. Frazina Janéd&wote
Clarence C. Holtz
Decwi&wh&tit
Fredick County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville
Abram J. Eichelberger
Dedde Warm
Colors in National Flags Red Predominates Preview
A brief survey notes red appears on flags of nineteen of twenty five nations, with blue in US Russia France Britain Holland Sweden Chile Portugal and Cuba, black in Germany Belgium and China, and yellow in Austria Spain Belgium Brazil Persia Sweden Egypt China and Venezuela. Ecuador stands out with two nearly white standards.
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Mexico
Venezuela
Chile
Cuba
United States
Russia
France
Great Britain
Holland
Hellador
Sweden
Portugal
Germany
Belgium
China
Austria
Spain
Brazil
Persia
Egypt
Ecuador
Bellison Fined For Firing Pistol At Grubbs
J T Bellison of Brunswick was fined five dollars and costs by Justice Charles Miers for firing a pistol at W T Grubbs. The state case on concealed weapons will be heard this afternoon. Bellison said he fired to frighten, not to hit. Witnesses included William Schnauffer William H Vanmeter and Mr Beatty.
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W. T Grubbs
J. T. Bellison
Brunswick
W.T. Grubbs
Charles Miers
Bellison
Grubbs
William Schnauffer
William H. Vanmeter
Mr. Beatty
Poor Roads Are Expensive Across The Nation
American farmers pay 25 cents per mile per ton for hauling produce while only 7 percent of 2,100,000 miles of public roads are improved. The piece cites French and American hauling costs, noting vast potential savings and a yearly waste of about 305 million dollars, sourced to Logan Waller Page, director of public works.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
France
Logan Waller Page
United States
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Liver Cleanse
A quaint advert promotes Syrup of Figs as a natural gentle laxative. It touts gentle action, no griping or weakness, and warns against harsh alternatives. It advises asking a druggist for "Syrup of Yes and Extract of Senna" and to seek California Fig Syrup Baby or legitimate label products.
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California
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A. W. Nicodemus
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Left Street
Hallimore
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Roy Crum
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Sheakstown
Westminster
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Harry F Schell
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Albert J. Long
B .T. Martz
Woodsboro
Barnesville
Montgomery County
N. S Bumer
James T Quinlan
Camden Street
Maryland Geographical Survey
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Samuel Clabaugh
Ladreshburg
P. A. Richardson
Charles String
Mary Biddinger
Holbrenner
Grace Atkinson
National Bank
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Frederick County Antisaloon League
Opossuntown Turnpike
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Tor Qwners
Trankilin Savings Bank
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