Stocks and Bonds Sale at Gosl Mission Office
Frederick Maryland reports a deal to buy a large amount of stocks and bonds in the Gosl Mission office located in the McCal Insurance Building. The event highlights high interest and active bidding among local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgagls
Alot High
Gosl * Mission
Bta Officu
McTcal Insurance
Frederick City
Maryland
Office Mutual Insurance
Frederick
Property for sale near City Hall by A D OLeary
Forging sale notice for a 22 acre country residence owned by Mr. A D OLeary within ten minutes walk of City Hall. Property described as with no improvements, full of fruit and shade trees. OLeary selling due to having no family. For particulars, call at my office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. O'Leary
Six Acres Land Near Lynch and Orndorff Extension
Six acres of land adjoining the Lynch and Orndorff extension and adjoining the property of J. F. Bruno and Georgy H. Ulzer. Property is well adapted for pasture or market gardening. For particulars, call at my office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch and Orndorff
Brederick
J. F. Brtno
Georgy H. ‘Tlzer
Property sale near Frederick with water rights and improvements
Parcel on the Alms House pike about one mile west of Frederick described as substantial brick house with a back building and outbuildings. Quoted as a first close sale for a market wardener with water rights belonging to the old Hager MQ. Empty mentions of buyer eligibility and bargain offered to any white WW buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Swat
Insaco Reich
Frederick
Comatos Nigrieres
Hager MQ
Insurange Vapol Stove Promises Safe, Efficient Heating
Misstruck ad text touts Insurange Vapol Stove as handsomely designed and reliable for homes. It claims new Perteot and Deatan models with gasoline brevo safety features and city-ready performance. Readers are urged to buy for safer warmth and better fuel efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perteot
Boy Burned by Falling Into Bonfire at Fairground
While Willie Duvall of South Market trem and several other children played at the fairground Saturday, Willie's hand was burned when he fell into a bonfire. The incident occurred amid daytime festivities with a crowd nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Duvall
South Market Trem
Willie
Lynching of Eph Grizzard Shocks Goodlettsville Mob
A mob of about 2,000 gathered at the Goodlettsville jail to seize and lynch Eph Grizzard after a failed jail break. Armed men forced entry, took the keys, and hanged Grizzard while shots rang out, leaving his body displayed as police attempted to intervene. Local authorities and Governor Hithanan faced accusations as the crowd dispersed with several injuries and a storm of fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Mary Hruce
Godsings
Teun
Henry Anzrant
Lyd
Hithanan
Hun
Clarkes
Goodlettsville
Rapilly
Davis
Jahr Wiha
Ham
Eph Grizearh
Bis
Eph Grizzayl
Wann
Goodlettavlle
Pegroes
Thors Negrock
Flower signs bills and armory funding approved
Governor Flower approved all bills from the adjutant general, including armory appropriations for Jamestown, Utica, and state regiments. Also signed are acts on armory in Brooklyn and New York Union and Building and Improvement companies, plus several tax and excise measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower
New York
Adjutant General's Department
Jamestown
Brooklyn
Fourteenth Regiment
Utica State
Guoors State
New York Union Leagus Company
New York Building End Improvement Company
Clarks! Salarien
Wickens County
Putnam
Conn
Ferdinand Want
Sing Sing
Bl Brotherine Tu
I. D. Given
Ward
Thompain
Pleasant Paragrapha About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes from the region list residents visiting and returning from Baltimore and Washington. Names include Mr Win Reese, Mr Kilwarnd Kreb, Ming Annie Maysities, Myrtle Kiracofe, Aggie Mehrling, Justice Brennenton, Mrs Joseph House, Miss Nettle Lewis, Mr Luther Uarhbon, Joba.eller, Mr Lard, Mr George Moore and wife, Mr Ortison, Mr Nottnagle, Mr Pritehte Haunahaw, Mr Kalwant Shriner, Miss Ntosle Anderson, Miss Lenora Stone, Miss Marie McDevitt, Mr Robert Stokes, Miss Dora Mantz, Mr George Karn, Mesara Schaefler and Nicodemus, and bankers and clerks among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win’ Reese
Vile
Kilwarnd Kreb
Baltimore
Ming Annie Maysities
Westernport
Myrtle Kiracofe
Myersville
Aggie Mehrling
Justice Brennenton
Wet Pat Lek Street
Washington, D.C
Aitick
Satorisy
Iisitte
Johm
Taylor
War Department
Washington
D. A
Hlarelathrea
Daniel Getvendanner
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Kalwant
Shriner
Creaville
Misa Ntosle Anderson
Suiss Lenora Stone
Westminster
Mise Marie McDevitt
Emmitsburg
Thlvelly
Robert Stokes
Dora Mantz
Charles Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Minea
North Market Street
T. J. Maught
O. C. Warehime
Frederick, Vpene
Social World notes two Baltimore anniversary and music events
The page reports a fifteenth wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wentz in Baltimore with music and greetings from friends and relatives. It also mentions a separate musical soirée hosted by the Minace Juan at 410 sid street northeast Washington DC with performances by local artists and attending students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denvetan
Charles Wentz
Union Bridges
Dra
Zouris Wentz
Hyder
Isaac Tyder
Emmitabuny
Greenmount Avenue
Baltimore
Hva Wentz
Tony Lucas
GM. Hyder
Wentmoinster
Robert Gree
Waetington
Mira Charlie Wentz
William Wilees
Mra. McMahin
Mra
Tieffner
Mra. Kirby
Fielding Lucas
Fannie Blades
Mar Hates
Mamie Wilhelm
Amelia McMul Jon
the Missee
Grinder
Mika Lula Hore
Texas
Mosare
Charles Reuter
Smit Molten
Carey Willams
San Francisco
Cal
Juan
Sid Street
Washington, D
Misa Carrie Rodrick
Libertytown
Minnea Dine
Stra
M. MM. Mitchell
Messrs
Holter
Newman
Mises Modrick
Capitol Hill High School
County Correspondence from County Towns Melts to Fever Delays
Public schools in the area close for six days due to scarlet fever risk near the school. Wm A Barnard recovers enough to resume activity. A major yard project at Brone wick stalls work, while the Baltimore mail train arrives late due to a freight wreck near Bukenyila. An immigrant train bound west is also wrecked with no injuries reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naunawick
Notaa
Coeee Seers
A. Barnard
Bronewick
Baltimore Mall
Thin City
Tamwaa
Bukenyila
Wells Strange Death Sparks Burlington Inquiry
General Wells died after a heart attack at his Grove street home in Burlington. Dr. McIntyre and Coroner Messemer cite angina pectoris as cause while disputes over notification and details linger. Senator Edmunds and associates defend Wells’ character as neighbors seek clarity amid conflicting statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May
Jernaal Williena Walls
Bortiigton
Lelmunite
Dee Piagetian
Vieig
Misa
Wella
Wells
McIntyre Sefiuset
Loulunds
Benatier
Messemer
Ealnands
Ui View Torin Hotel
Gener Wella
Burlington
Lila
Ancnan
Oii
Aha
RECORD OF APRIL DEATHS AND MISC WEATHER REPORTS
A long April record lists deaths across many towns including Mt Olivet St Johns Catholic and Emmitaburg with numerous homes affected by fires. The city health officer Maynard submits a breakdown by age and cause. Weather notes cite high and low temperatures rainfall and thunder days. Also listed are filed deeds mortgages and other instruments, plus a Walkerville debate report and local official qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Agall
Mt. Olivet
St John's Catholic
Stagecoach driver shot during failed robbery near town
Anthony Rae Nester drove a stage to Mikey Towey when a highwayman attacked near Cape Plieataur. Towey was shot and badly wounded. the coach overran the river and the robber fled. Mina Raderdan, a bystander, found the injured man and called for help at Bath Auitrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas Asuras
Mereette Agite
Gomlavtigan
Ptr
Dieenger
Cape Plieataur
York
Mina Raderdan
Bath
Fa Andreas
Directors Elected In Cemetery And Turnpike Elections
The article reports several local elections for directors across institutions. Mount Olivet Cemetery directors were chosen for the ensuing year at First National Bank. Fredericktown Turnpike Road Company and related bodies elected multiple managers and directors, including George W. Miller and others, with appointments such as gate keeper for the turnpike and further officers elected for Franklin Bank and related mutual insurer records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oat
Mount Olivet
L. E_ Velen
W. Hoy
A. UL Lunt
Pope
B.S. Elehelberger
Tynon
J. M. Niadoril
Milter
G. Talefonstaln
Wey Taser - Abad Eco
Tumniter
Frederick and Wiumabeattieg Turnpike Road Company
Fredericktown Mavings Institution
George W. Miller
Thoman B. J. Miller
George W. Dean
George Houck
John J. Braver
Peter No Wammaker
Zimmer- Wan
Charly A. Khook
Joseph K. Roulkey
Weferredh
Turnilek
Frederick and Uposuntown Umpire Co
Hell
J.C. Motter
Messie
J. BE. Rouskey
Joseph Croning
Gd. W. Cramar
J. C. Motter
K FY
Kehley
George W. Cutan
Yellow Spring
Mutual Tnoubance Company
Ats
Brick County
Mredore Pnitp
Wake of Jeath and Local Obituaries Reported
An infant of Charles Thomas died after a fire at Line Kiln. funeral held at Hope Chapel with Reverend In officiating. George W. Petra was the undertaker. Henry Fauble, a respected citizen of Würkittevilla, died at home Friday night. Mrs. Wilagan and Mrs. Buena Wilson died this morning, funeral for Wilson set next Wednesday. Hallie Honker, widow of Rag Bunker, died near Mount Airy on April 20. The rural scene notes cherry blossoms, peach orchards blooming, wheat and corn prospects, and a generally healthy fruit crop outlook for the spring with broad planting activity among farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Thomas
Line Kiln
Hope Tmh
Rean
George W. Petra
Wilagn
Bueanna Wilson
Fifth Street
Mount Airy
Hallie Honker
Rag Bunker
Railway Conduction Crisis Mentions Major Freight Delays
Fragmented OCR text describes railway operations near the Delaware region and Western systems, with mentions of leaks, repairs, and potential bottlenecks. It references passengers, freight, and workers facing delayed services and disrupted routes. The era signals upheaval in transport networks affecting travel and commerce.
Platt Divorce Case Engulfs Brooklyn Courtroom
Brooklyn court hears Mrs. L. Watt Platt wife of Willing L. Platt formerly of the United States Navy accuse him of separation and betrayal. Attorney claims Mrs. Watt Platt employed spies and faced danger, while defense denies following. A dramatic note shows a yellow ribbon card bearing taunting lines. Proceedings reveal further threats and hotel notices as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Ure
Watt Leute
Det
Tunhdad
Walt
Hawkers
Miitile L. Platt
Willing FT. Flatt
Caltast
Hitates Navy
Brooklyn City Court
Keaton
Seco
Sult
Hamleg
Wallerson
Martins Na
Beng
Dachet
Mire Patt
Bia
Patterson
Aira Watt
Aira
Platt
Raves
Cagusel
Mr. Platt
Hersolf
Leo Platt
Afl
Raven
Pinte
Oxhorne
Dodge Osborne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lorentz
Uston
Onson Erts
Tunde
Atrich
Fruidawly
Feederick, Md
Theta Vate
W. I. Parsons
Rving PaAusoNs
Anu Dealeh
Aoa
Mountain City
Fale
Monley
Amy Hands
Losdenalon Alterdasa
Fon Saz
Sarr
W.savina Pansons
Stove Works
Oki
Tacohants
Ltd
Porn Acre
Robm
St. John's Catholic Church
Clonda End Vonel
Aredo Mercadante
Father Kicker
Father Mcoldrheh
Father Rentock
Carney Na
Epil Grizzard
Nashville
Cidbeeus
Bivens Washinurox
St. Petersburg
Libau
Bradford Kre
Draprony
Padluy
Joseph FE. Girard
Curis Theater
N.Y
Thad
Wic Bralfond Era
Era
Girard
Kiaabowsr Yy
Canada
Ottawa
House of Cominicun
Semate
Mingge
G. &. Briggs
Cayuga
Naptha
St Vincent's Hospital
Charchitt
Labora
Japan
Lani Randolph Charchitt
Aye Labor
Ea Forter
Mire
Liberty
Lavo
Mr Osterne
Preva
Kiarasan Hw
Vermont
Pac
Dimenille
Headley Netunee Fe Anning Pank
Thia Place
Chenepodiathon
James A. Bradley
Bam
Wenley
Deal Lakes
Waanington
Perview
Ody
Unitead
Cox
Aidromen
Wanamaker
Lethatyis
Cincinnali
Cincinnati
Tuerata
Tile Sontivs
Sher
Tug Wier Lier
Selock
Register of Wills Office
Walkerville
Cyrus W. Poole
John Zimmreman
Walkereville
CiMzeun
Anccean
Watkoravii Corotiand
Atreeta
Hayat Servorul Chali Seluctiona
Bloomerman
Alkersville
Poole
Ammeerman
Moolawan
Attila
Bulng
Walkere Villa
MM. L. “Zimmarman
Orenham Johnson
Coatitied
Nerk Joram Jaat
George A. Lamar
Regatta
Wean Fu Dhatrhet
Frederick Marketa
Amily
Roy
Aai AY Man
Eady
Hnmurance Company
Tarapsky
Bank Offeers
Bahia
Uae
Mhlies KY
Henry Fauble
Wurkittevilla
Thin County
Amla
Port Morria
Tocal Freight Tate Cn
Burtalectiaan
Lurka
Wattita
Westar
Staan Rod
Hatatken
Konow
Lackawanna
Wong
Rein
Particutirity
Aone Funn
Cooper
Lisle Farrell
Bank
Llasie Farrell
Alia
Charles Cooper
Anil Eigiteen
Heath
Chin
Mite Todfered
Crigaav
Sayen
Thaunlaughtar
Architet Eid
Mills
Pears Street
Milla
Mixtenevillie
Maud
Whitin Dean
International Association of Machin- Ita
Machin Ina
Mittnetote University
Minneapolin
State University
Tre
Progres
Thomas C. Kindtd
Newann
N. J
Thomas C. That
Bloomfield
Deal
Inatituta
May &A
Kobe
Japa
Key
W. Lambuth
Darham
Lasco
Astor
Fredy
Havar
Benly
Wiliver Astor
Union Square
Deere
Porvaretta
Ken
May &Fwede
Terence Broke
Lam
Paar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!