Purely Personal Notices From New York And Nearby Cities
Purely personal briefs listing Mr Emory Coblents in New York on business, Mr T Hargett and Ex Senator I C Norwood in Baltimore on business, bank executive Frederick W Legg also in Baltimore, plus multiple local residents relocating or visiting relatives in Baltimore New York and Towson as well as travel to Altavista Va with family mentions and returns from visiting South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
Coblents Fe
New York
Edward Wilders
Baltimore
Schaefer T. Hargett
I. C. Norwood
Irving Beall
East Patrick
West Church Street
T. A. Wondar
Wm. Martin
North Market Street
Spencer Wachter
A.M. Landauer
East Church Street
Mattie W. Simpson
George B. Simpson
York Roads
Robert Holmes
F . North Dakota
Lucy Holmes
Lena Neidhardt
Mra
Mary ©. Barnes
Washington Grove
Mary Simipson
George B. Smith
B. G. Boas
Altavista
Local Health Notes and Property Transfers in Libertytown
The report lists residents with illnesses including Officer Harry Dieter and James Dubel while noting Mrs. Henry Abbott has recovered at home. It also mentions the Doughertys at the fair grounds sick with the grip and Mr Frank E Moore selling a brick house on East South Street to Benjamin F Engle. Weather references and a private sale are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dieter
Rachel Virginia Simpson
Libertytown
James Dubel
North Market Street
Charles Dougherty
Fair Grounds
Henry H. Abbott
South Market Street
Guy Hospital
Hao
Frank E. Moore
East South Street
Benjamin F. Engle
Kebn
Yotensten
Smith
Annapolis
Wilcoxon
C. ‘H. Egketele
Carrolltreet
Ad Walate
Sasth
Carroll Street
Gambrill
Patrick Street
Finlay
Telegraph Street
Capt
D Join Markey
Board
Company 4
Compiuny
Hight
Juatics J. Francia Smith
Markell & Ford
Inmet Brake Co
Union Honutasturiog Co
Edward J., Smith
B. Dodge Co
Best Po
Mobley & Bro
G. Wm. Dansberger
Atalla
Beales
Non standard OCR fragment yields unclear heading
Fragmentary text from a historical notice mentions Francis Scott and a class of candidates with a reference to a single day achievement. The readable parts are insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or location. The item appears damaged and lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott
Sf. O
Mys
Franchises Hearings Stir City Over Rail Line Through Fifth Street
The Fifth Street franchise hearing probes a steam railroad through Groff Park area, with Ex Senator Rohrback and college officials opposing to protect Woman's College plans. Petitioners cite 128 signatures urging tracks on Fifth Street while others fear property impacts. council defers decision to a later meeting. Other items include arc light on Chapel alley, sewer connections, water taps, street repairs, and city bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Alley
East Second
East Third Streets
Thomas F. Allen
Central National Bank
Market Street
City Health Officers
Fourth Street
W.C. Birely
Fifth Street
Schmidt
Rentz Street
Middle Alley
Jacob Rohrback
Woman's College
A. C. McCardell
J. H. Aprile
McCardell
Oscar B. Coblentz
Lowenstein
Gambrill
Ve. Albert Mott
Therd
East Seventh Street
Altuaihe
Aged Resident Alexander Woodward Dies at 88
Frederick resident Alexander Woodward died at his home 49 North Market Street at 10 41 this morning after a long illness. A bricklayer by trade, he helped build many local landmarks and the Treasury building wing in Washington. He served in the Civil War and later operated a provisioning store for 22 years before retiring. He leaves a son, two daughters, eleven grandchildren, twenty great grandchildren, a sister in Cumberland, and a daughter-in-law who predeceased him. funeral arrangements will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Woodward
Frederick
North Market Street
Woodward
Cty
The
Reformed Church
Episcopal Elinech
Uie
Maryland
Woodward Ra
Chicago
Market
Fourth Streets
Independent Hose Co
Wao. A. Woodward
City
Geo. T. Lewis
Ida Haus
Mt. Savage
Atepe
Misa Edgenia E. Goff
Maria Rt
Cumberland
Ater
Divorces Granted to Mrs Greenwalt in Local Proceeding
Mrs Annie C. Greenwalt, via Coblentz Waters and Brown, granted divorce x vinculo from Charles H. Greenwalt. She may resume maiden name Annie C. Crone and is awarded custody of infant children Edm May Greenwalt and Earl Lewis Greenwalt. residence listed in Middletown Valley with defendant whereabouts unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie C. Greenwalt
Coblentz, Waters’ and Brown
Charles H. Greenwalt
Aho
Annie C. Crone
M May Greenwalt
Earl Lewis Greenwalt
Middletown Valley
Noyars
Frederick County Bond Bills Pass in Legislature
A set of bond bills including a Frederick County water supply expansion and a new schoolhouse in Frederick advanced through the legislature. The water bond requires over 50 000 dollars, awaiting gubernatorial signature with a June 1 effective date. Other charter amendments for Frederick area banks and savings institutions were moved to the House for action. A Senate committee heard objections from ferry and railroad interests over toll rates, seeking amendments or elimination of a section. Delegates from Frederick and Hagerstown counties attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
State Senate
House
Hargett
Bonda
Frederick County
Peterday
Aushertaag
Fredusicktown Savings Institution
Frederick City
Castle
Valley Savings Mink
Middletown
Harnott
Frathereville Sawloga
Seuate Committee
George Nt. Dentin
D. Warehime
Noah BE. Oramber
Brederick
Daniel W. Doub
Hagerstown
IL. C. Selby
Ilabon
Bank Notice on 4 Percent Interest Rate Increase
The bank leadership includes D B Barker as president and W G Baker as vice president with several officers listed. In November 1909 the bank raised the interest rate to four percent on all special interest bearing deposits, deposits remain under existing contracts, and customers need not present their passbooks to obtain changes. The 4% applies to new deposits of the same type and the bank advertises first class facilities for general banking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anpede
Positor
Easter Opening at 1910 Store Displays New Linen Suits
The advertisement notes a spring display of linen suits and coats for ladies and misses, with fashion-forward lines in shepherd checks and plain cloths, plus new embroidery and drapery fabrics. It also promotes free garden seeds, and announces an Easter opening with pattern hats at 11 West Patrick Street, Mrs. E. Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Spring
Foulerd Silkr
Colton Taffrtas
Milaniong
Hacen
C Feck
Dewand
Zarit Wile
Bloch Talleta
Kareata Weiling
Milka
Ateally & Feast
Tnt
Camp 7.10 8.0 A A meeting in Port Deport
A largely attended Camp 7.1.0 8.0 A. A. meeting last night ordered a contribution for Camp 59 Port Deport to aid local food sufferers. After business a smoker and entertainment followed with National colors, Charles C Rhoderick as master of ceremonies. Addresses by Justice C 11 Teckstein and H Dorsey Etchison. GU. A. M. Band provided music. Refreshments were served and cigars passed as the gathering proved enjoyable and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Deport
Charles C. Rhoderick
Justice C
Teckstein
M H. Dorsey
GU. A. M
Hand hammered Brasa and curios from old Russian Shops
Local catalog style ad listing hand hammered brase and metal goods from New York shops. Mentions dinner gongs smoking sets umbrella trays trumpet fans Jardinera and various decorative items. Notes discounted prices and a photo postcard service. Also advertises posters, pork price rise, and Easter displays. Includes contact at 223 N Market St and WN Garrett pigeons offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thia City
Increase in Capital Stock for People's Fire Insurance
At a Monday stockholders meeting the People's Fire Insurance Company voted to raise capital from $160,000 to $200,000 after a charter amendment by the Legislature. All new stock is subscribed and will be paid by April 35. The company plans to extend operations beyond Maryland to other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People's Fire Insurance Company
Maryland
Pool Tournament at City Hotel Pool Parlors
A large audience watched night two as Mr Reitz defeated Mr McGeach by a score of to 48. Tonight at 9 pm Mr Albert Gahnon faces Mr Eddie Summers. Friday evening features Harry Kennedy versus Edward Lease. Local Institute announc es a battistic event at the High Weederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
Reitz
McGeach
Albert Gahnon
Eddie Summers
Harry Kennedy
Edward Lease
Marvel Tonight Meets Saturday On Early Schedule
The theater program shifts from Tuesday to Saturday at 8 o clock for The Marvel Tonight, billed as a dramatic and biographical piece featuring Carver in Wheat and a comedy segment about Mother. Usual practice hour remains 8 45. Clees will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel Tonight
Man Wing
Carver
Clees
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Florida Oran
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H. J. Grove
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Rae Mobmat
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STOLZ
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Solomon Stray
William E. Darner
Lake View
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Etceinon
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O.f . Worth
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Tert Portani
Ellen T. Bogen
Penn
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GEO
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TSU
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Bou
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Patek's Steel
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Hiood
Satravilte
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Aleu
Court Etreat
Citp
Cramer & Stauffer
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Court Street
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Es LD
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Erenison Stropto
Misephere Graf
Florida
Marine's
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Bros
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M.C. Getzbaugh
Itler
Thorley Marek
WN. Garrett
West Patrick Street
Weederick
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