Purely Personal News From Quincy Visitints
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. Edward J. Mealey of Quincy Illinois has returned after visiting here. Mr. Charles E. Price near this city is spending time in Philadelphia and New York. Mr. George Zimmerman of Maryland Agricultural College is visiting several days here. Mrs Battie Boteler of Blumanauer & Co has gone to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Mealey
Quincy
Inl
Charles E. Price
Philadelphia
New York
George Zimmerman
Maryland Agricultural College
Battie Boteler
Blumanauer & Co, Hay
Baltimore
The Work of Death. Otho A. Shank
Otho A. Shank formerly of Woodsboro died at his home near Taneytown on March 15 from stomach trouble at age 58. He leaves a widow and seven children including Mrs. Harry Anders and Mrs. John Cramer. Remains to Woodsboro by the P R R on Friday. funeral at his daughter Harry Anders home with Rev. D J Wolf. Pallbearers named. D A Bharetta in charge of arrangements.
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Otho A. Shank
Woodsboro
Taneytown
Harry Anders
Mra
John Cramer
Hbageratown
Clarenos
Luther
John
Fred
Laura
P.R. R
HYMENEAS NICODEMUS THOMPSON BRUNSWICK MARRIAGE
Nicodemus Thompson and Miss Florence W Thompson both of Brunswick were married yesterday at 4 pm by Rev L A Thirlkeld at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in this city. Nicodemus is a nephew of Wm H Nicodemus of the Franklin Savings Bank. Smith Cramer wedding also occurred yesterday Solomon Smith of Walkersville and Miss Sallie Cramer of Utica Millia were married by Rev S M Hench at his residence 216 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus Thompson
Clarence
Nicodemus
Florence VV. Thompson
Brunswick
L. A. Thirlkeld
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Wm. H. Nicodemus
Franklin Savings Bank
Smith—Cramer
Solomon Smith
Walkersville
Misa Sallie Cramer
Utica Milla
Ground Hog Weather and Local Fire Engine Talks
The six week ground hog reign ends with twenty six clear days and mixed winter weather including a snow event. Elmira officials and Mr W R Ogden of La France Fire Engine discuss combination chemical and hose wagons with United Fire Company officers. Sold property on East Fourth Street for two thousand three hundred sixty eight dollars. Judge Motter ill at home. Devoe paint ad claims high coverage and economy with a sample letter from P L Hargett & Co.
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Maddox
W. R. Ogden
la France Fire Engine Company
Elmira
United Fire Company
Hiram R. Heck
Iteal Karate
John O. Motter
Hamillton Showman
East Fourth Street
Josiah A. Rameburg
Street paving debate ends with two blocks by contract
The Mayor and Aldermen met to decide pavingTwo blocks to be paved by contract in Market Street between Second and Third Streets. They ruled two blocks to be paved and opted for contractor work citing costs, bids, and potential savings. A new ordinance will require plumbers to obtain city permits before installing water mains or hydrants.
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Lesa Tempar
Donglaga
Lease
H. H. Hoke
Hoke
Market Street
Charles P. Levy
Douglasa
Hagerstown
Frederick
Schell
Douglass
Sohell
B. & M. Electric Railroad
Dougiage
Mesara, Hershberger
General Electric Co
Union Mfg
Thomas FP
J. FP. Eisenhauer
Frank Chew
Cassell & Watera
F. G. Thomas & Ben
C.C. Keedy
Sharpon
Fabla City
Willard W. Garrett
Fresh Battle Begun Near Tie Page Front
The Japanese force attacked Karopatkin's army eight miles north of Tie Page, striking from the west of the Lis river. A fierce battle rages with Karopatkin's position described as desperate as Soviet and Japanese forces clash in this early theater engagement.
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Karopatkin
Tie Paes
Y Perenspung
Marobith
Tie Page
Lis
Jars Occupy Seng-Ain in Japanese Advance
Special dispatch reports Japanese forces occupying Sing-kia about eighty miles southeast of Mokden. The Japanese position near Tie Page is confirmed.
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Seng-Ain
Sing-kia
Saat
Mokden
Tie Pageja
Collision on "L" Road Injures Ten on Ninth Avenue Elevated
Special dispatch reports ten persons badly injured in a rearend collision on the Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad this morning in New York. Authorities investigated the cause and transported victims to nearby hospitals for treatment.
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Pie News
New York
Ninth Avenues
Horine and Hargett Marry in Mt Zion Church Scene
A pretty wedding occurred yesterday at Mt Zion Reform church in Frederick county. Mr Leroy O Horine of Jaffaran and Miss Bertha A Hargett daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel L Hargett celebrated with a ceremony led by Rev David M Ditmar. A supper followed hosted by Mr and Mrs Hargett. Several out of town guests attended.
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Feagaville
Leroy O Horine
Jaffaraon
Misa Bertha A. Hargett
Samuel L. Hargett
Mear Frederick
Mrs. Richardson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mattia Waters
Baltimore
David M. Ditmar
Mandelasohn
Misa Olive Lease
Frederick
Charles Groff
Washington
Mira. Hargett
Wm. Richardson
George Jones
Byattaville
Bid
Nathan Webb
George A. Howe
Washington, D. C
Alicei Burbage
Richard O. Waters
Berryman
Baltimore, Md
Miss Brows
Brownsville
Washington County
Baltimore News Briefs Aged Secretary Dies In Dorchester County
John 8 Spance aged 72 died at secretary in Dorchester county. Amos O. Davis, Union veteran, committed anicide in Hagerstown by inhaling illuminating gas. Detectives probe Cumberland fire that destroyed a mail car with money aboard. J T Bridges & Co win contract to erect Spingler Hotel at Hancock.
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John 8. Spance
Dorchester County
J.T. Bridges & Co
Hancock
Amos O. Davis
Hagerstowe
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company
Salisbury
John W. Mitchell
Cumberland
Mies Francis A. Casspari
Western Female High School
Baltimore
Maryland
Evangelistic Meetings Move to Market Street Hall
A band of Christian men has secured the hall over Farmers and Mechanics Bank on Market Street for nightly evangelistic meetings beginning tonight at 7 30. Weekdays continue with 7 50 schedule, while Wednesdays and Sundays may host prayer and conference at 4 0. All men are invited, especially non attenders.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Farmers’ and Mecchanics’ Bank
Market Street
Death on Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Chevy Chase Junction
John M O Williams 57 was killed by eastbound No 61 near Chevy Chase Junction between Linden and Woodside in Montgomery county. He wandered onto the rail line in a disordered state after leaving home for his farm. a jury ruled death occurred as described and exonerated the railroad company. Williams was active in Democratic politics and long served as Bethesda district's registrar of voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. O. Williams
Baltimore and Ohio
Chavy Chass Junction
Linden
Woodside
Montgomery County
Chevy Chase Lake
Ooleaville
Williams
Bethesda
Divorce Petitions Filed for Wallace and Johnson Couples
Henry Wallace through attorney George A. Pearre files for divorce from Leanna Wallace. Calvin F. Johnson through attorney Joseph W. Gaver files for divorce from Heaterim Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
George A. Pearre
Leanna Wallace
Calvin F. Johnson
Joseph W. Gaver
Heaterim
Johnson
Local Mart Market Quotes Today
Mr G Waring Tyson reports today’s prices for corn and wheat. New corn shelled 41 cents per bushel. per barrel 2.30 dollars. Wheat No 2 red 1.05 dollars. No 3 red 1.02 dollars. weather 97 per bushel. damaged 7.5 per bushel. rejected 85 cents per bushel.
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G. Waring
Tyson
Maryland School for the Deaf board elects successor by acclamation
At a special board meeting Henry Williams was elected treasurer to succeed the late Charles W. Hoag. Col Charles E. Trail Dr Steiner Scholey and George R. K. Dennis were named to executive committees. Resolutions honored Captain H Clay Nail, longtime secretary, who resides in Baltimore and is the board's only surviving appointee since 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Henry Williama
Charles W. Roni
Williame
Charles E. Trail
Steiner Sohley
George RK. Denoia
Charles W. Hoag
Formar
Steiner Sohbey
Olay Watll
H Olay Nailk
Secord
H. Snowden
Gallagher Suit Began Over 1861 1864 Deposits Fredericktown
In the circuit court Judge Henderson presiding the case of Ann G Gallagher administratrix of Aloysius J Gallagher against Fredericktown Savings Institution opened before a jury. The suit seeks about 3700 with interest since 1864 based on a deposit book alleged to show deposits by Aloysius J Gallagher in 1861 and 1862 totaling about 2700. Gallagher died in 1864 the book found later in an old trunk once owned by him. He is said to have run a whiskey business in Frederickduring the war the deposits to be proceeds. Stoner Buckey and Buckey for plaintiff Rahrbsok for defendant.
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
Circuit Apurt
Henderson
Ann G. Gallagher
Aloysius J. Gallagher
Connsel
Gallagher
Blu
Gallagher Ia
Frederick
Masers
F. L. Stoner
D. Princston Buckey
Sir
Jacob Rahrbsok
Government saloons urged as liquor monopoly solution
Bishop Bourgess of Long Island urged in Brooklyn that government control of liquor could end private saloons and brewers. He warned against fanaticism and liberal extremes and said a federal marriage law and government use of alcohol control could rise above constitutional barriers once the people decide.
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Keapar
Bourgess
Long Island
Holy Veinity Church
Brooklyn
Coast Office
Ladies Aid Society program at Re formed church
County correspondence Freagaville reports the Ladies Aid Society held a public meeting Sunday evening with readings by Annie Beard and Maud Immerman, solos by Hannah Hargett and a duet by Mr and Mrs L Onilier. Mary Derr and brother visited Myersville. Immersman children Bear Mr Zion ill. Thomas Graff of Derwood visiting uncle O N Trandle. Pearl Caller ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Thomas Graff
Derwood
Montgomery County
O. N. Trandle
Pearl
Philip L. Caller
News of the Churches Lewistown M P Church March Services
At the Lewistown M P Church on Sunday March 19 presh ing at 10 a.m. by the pastor. At 730 p.m. Dr Little president of Maryland Annual Conference will preach. At 230 p.m. the O E of Catoction will observe Frederick County Day. All welcome at those services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown M. P
Little
Maryland Annual Conference
Frederick County
Waiver List Mentions Authorities and Officials
A text fragment lists various official names including Daniel Banga and others such as JupreJss MoEngegrny Qxeo and D. Barer. The readable portion resembles a waiver or roster of officials with no clear event or action described.
Novelty ads and bargains in Frederick County market
A collage of local ads lists clothing deals, home goods, and moving services. Offers include women’s jackets and skirts, silk fabrics, undies, and a range of household items from Allen G. Quynn & Co. and Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Also notes reduced one way colonist rail tickets to western states via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Daihy
California
Arizioa
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Addrera
Sheep Fire destroys Brooke farm buildings at Sandy Springs
A blaze consumed the large back barn corn house carriage house sheep house and old barn on Charles F. Brooke’s Sandy Springs farm in Montgomery County. About 20 sheep two prize beagle dogs 200 barrels of corn and 4 loads of hay were lost along with 12 tons of hay belonging to tenant Sonia Bazzard. The origin remained a mystery. Mrs. Brooke woke at 12 30 am to see flames in the sheep house. Insurance totaled 2400 with loss placed at 1600. The Brookes kept Montgomery Mutual and Grangers of Frederick County as insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Springs
Montgomery County
Charles F. Brooke
Sonia Bazzard
Montgomery Moatows
Sanny Springs
Grangera’ Company
Frederick County
Middletown Valley Farmers Boost Percheron Stock
The Middletown Percheron Horse Co comprising forty farmers buys a second black Percheron after acquiring Bravell from Mr. D. G. White. The group aims to improve farm horse quality for stock use, continuing their third purchase from Mr. White and building on Bravell’s fame as a stack horse.
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Middletown Valley
D. G. White
Bravell
Middletown Percheron Horse Co
Windom
Wabash Rumor of New Rail Route to Frederick
A letter from Thormont to Hagerstown suggests the Wabash plans a spur from Thormont to Frederick using five miles of the Monocacy Valley Road from Thormont to Catootin Furnace and ten miles of new road from there to Frederick. The rumor says eventual extension to Gettysburg and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thormont
Hagerstown
Frederick
Monocacy Valley
Catootin Furnace
Gattysburg
Washington
Local notices from Frederick area artifacts and services
Frederick City Hospital Association to hold a bake sale in City Hotel Eagles room on Saturday March 25 at 6 pm. Miron Derr announces closure of market stand and will continue to serve customers from 190 West Patrick Street with meat delivery citywide. Wingin g’s offers fish orders by phone for home delivery and cleaning.
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Frederick City Hospital
West Patrick Sirest
Old Stand
North Market Street
Cecil & Gorman
West Patrick St
A. J. Eichulberger
Franklin Street
Baltimore
Frederick
City Hotel
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Tom Sponseller
W. South St
City Hospital Assn
O. Thos. Kemp
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Hymeneas
the Bick
Joan O.motter
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Frederick, Md
Thad R. Manning
Bay
Gold Leaf
N. C
Devoe
James A. O'Neill
F. W. Drver & Co
P.L. Hargett & Co
Reig
Henry
Janifor
Junior Real Team Association
News OF the
Aivangelistic Services
MR. Ross
Henry Williams
School For the Deaf
Col
O. BE Trail
Steiner Schley
George K. Dennis
Contmatetee
Gallagher Wase
Ialand Bishop
U.S
News OF the Churches
Citizens’ National Bank
D. Baker
Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G Zimerman
SAMUEL G@. DUVALL
Asst
Cualtar
JupreJss
MoEngegrny Qxeo
Ws. Buin
Jopax
Jo. D. McTrzn
Jonn
Ramepuna
Wo. G. Baker
CG. M. Thomas
D. B. Errauver
D. Barer
D. HB. Bander
Thor
Balun Jamed
Waiver
Daniel Banga
Joan Hendrickson
Seipe
Poul Able Figure
Poland
PGOEN
WARK
LE Wey
Mabraus AL
Waites
Pune
Fohn Hendrickbon
P.S
Akill
Thease Gooda
Xeving & Meller
Neidig & Millers
Natoyith
Neidig & Miller
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Basast & Knorr
Middletown Opera House
Parker
Vredarick
Hall & Reloh'a
Vermont
Ohio
Allen G Qoysyd& Co
Cfiloera
Independent
Hoss Co
Maron
Gaborone Yigle
Excalsior Steam
Frank Rice
L. H. Vox
N. Market
Frederick Qu.Phons
L. E. Mullinix
Axminster and Velvets
Genu
Miron Derr
Wingiing’s
George
Rodock
WEE
Bakusia Bullet
Usrpst
Axtmeter
Witton
Bess
Axminster
China
Zonge
Rodoor
A. T. Rice & Sons
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Tald
Ofve
Mt Thomasp Rice
Besant & Knott
Essant Patrick Bt
Pune Holland
Jamaica
Thompson
A. J. Efichelberger
N.W
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D. H. E. Smith
East Church
Orat Baur
H. E. Petermar
Maret
Patrick Bireete
WM. C. Boteler
F. B. Sappington
Sappington
Ames
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