Unclear Names and Attributions From The Daily News
The snippet lists multiple names including George DePre Dr B C Nicodemus Lorentz C E Birely C V Hoover John F T Bear C N Hauer and G OG Carty Rocock Neldiz and George A Gilbert with no clear news event or context provided.
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George DePre
B.C. Nicodemus
Lorentz
C.E Birely
News Office
C. V. Hoover
John FT. Bear
C. N. Hauer
G. OG. Carty
Weekly News announces twelve page Thursday issue
The weekly paper promotes a handsome twelve page edition ready Thursday with extensive news and spectral features. It claims the largest genuine circulation in Broderick city and county and highlights advertising advantages. Copy for ads due Wednesday at 5 p.m. and for changes by midnight.
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Wser.tv
Broderick
Taz Wersxry
Bright Items of Local Interest Span Various Topics
Ledger highlights Waynesboro free small carrier delivery approaching. trolley party preparations. house cleaning turning homes to wilderness. milk supplies clarified. Potomac stocked with fish preferences. festive events planned. circus attendance costs. new mountain cottages near Pen-Mar. Pennsylvania Railroad operates 1308 locomotives and 41000 cars. lamb prices around 3.25. proposed electrification of Barper’s Ferry to Hag h retown. local mis-communications noted. Manayunk Philosopher on creditors. Pennsylvania College catalogue shows class counts.
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Waynesboro
Maude
Potomac
Pen-Mar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Deelers
Barper’s Ferry
Hagh Retown
J. Hobbs
Bennie Rose
Neur
Personal notes from Frederick social circle
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. Richard Ross went to Baltimore yesterday afternoon. Mr. H. G. Hopking of Richmond Va was in the city yesterday. Mr. P. BE. Long of the Carlin House left this morning for Washington. Dr. and Bre. Goldsborough of Walkersville were in Frederick this morning. Attorney J. Francis Smith was in Poolenville Montgomery county yesterday on lezs business. Mr. Hickman assistant telegraph operator at Washington Junction was in Frederick yesterday. Messrs. John Young and W. S. McCardell of Frederick were guests of Mr. O. D. McCardell of Hagerstown Sunday. Miss Dendy Goldsborough who has been getting in Denville Va for some days past is expected home tomorrow. Misses Mary and Julia Williamson of West Church street are visiting in Richmond Va. Miss Teackle who has been the guest of the Misses Maulsby returned to Baltimore yesterday after a pleasant visit. Miss Mary Ingle returned home Saturday from Washington where she attended the wedding of her cousin Miss Nannie Ingle. Little Miss Mary Webb daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Randel Webb accompanied Miss Ingle to Frederick.
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Richard Ross
Baltimore
H. G. Hopking
Richmond
City
P. BE. Long
Carlin House
Washington
Bre. Goldsborough
Walkersville
Frederick
J. Francis Smith
Poolenville
Montgomery County
Lezs
Hickman
Washington Junction
Teackle
Maulsby
West Church Street
Mery Ingle
Nannie Ingie
Mary Webb
Dughter
Illnesses Reported in Arsby and North Market Area
The Sick. Little Mrs Belle Kaufman daughter of Mr George Kaufiasa of Arsby this county has been quite sick during the past few days with childs. Lee aged 3 years and Frank aged 7 sons of Mr Henry Dertzbrugh North Market street have been quite sick for some days past. Mrs Louise Brewers East Patrick street was again quite sick this morning.
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Belle Kaufman
George Kaufiasa
Arsby
Lee
Frank
Henry Dertzbrugh
North Market Street
Louise Brewers
East Patrick Street
Wheel of Farm Wagon Detaches During Lime Load Incident
A farm wagon wheel was torn from the front wheel as it carried lime along East Patrick street in front of the Hygeta ice factory on Saturday. The wheel became stuck in the electric road track, causing the detachment.
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East Patrick Street
Hygeta
Maryland Lutheran Church meetings and regional clerical notices
The Maryland Synod and associated Lutheran bodies announce upcoming gatherings in Waynesboro and Baltimore. The Western Conference meets May 24 with a full program of sermons, business, and devotional services. The Woman’s Missionary Society holds its sixth annual meeting in Waynesboro. The Diocesan Convention convenes in All Saints Frederick May 19, and the Eastern Lutheran Conference meets in Baltimore. The German Reformed Classis opens in Trinity Church with sermons by Rev. P. F. Land, and Rev. B. P. Allen’s consecration as bishop of Mobile is announced for May 16.
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Frederick City
Memorial Epiecops Church
Baltimore
Osborne Ingle
Emmanuel
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Johns
All Saints’ Church
Western Coxperence
Western Conference
Maryland Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Waynesboro
Cook
Bowers
Hagerstown
C. A. Hoy
Fackstown
L. J. Bell
Bowera
E. B. Delk
Ald. Garer
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G. 8
Victor Miller
C.L. Reedy
M. D. Gaver
F. T. Heynicke
E. A. Delk
J. E. Mannex
A. A. Kerlin
W. Owen
D. D
Christian Endeavor
Spirit
Stump
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Womans’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society
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M. Tritle
J. D. Main
Abs
Easteen Lutheran Conference
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Emminbug
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Frederick men convicted of passing counterfeit money
Leroy Anderson and Charles Thompson alias Dick Hartsock of Frederick were convicted in Washington for passing counterfeit money. Anderson drew two years and Thompson one year and one day. In a separate item, Frank Cashell of Olney, Montgomery County, was severely kicked in the face by a horse and is reported in critical condition.
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Leroy Anderson
Charles Thompson
Dick Hartsock
Frederick
Washington
Anderson
Thompson
Frank Cashell
Olney
Montgomery County
G A R Sets Memorial Day Plans and Grave Marking Effort
Reynolds Post No 3 G A R forms a general committee of arrangement for Memorial Day services appointing a device to permanently mark graves at Mount Olivet Cemetery and a committee to locate every soldier grave. Memorial Day services will be held Monday May 30 as a legal holiday in the state.
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Reynolds Post No. 3
Memorialiay
Ex Cifisto
EY. Goldaborough
Kil Frost
Walter Saunders
Martin L. Firestone
Peter M. Bader
John N. Immermas
Comrades
T. C
John N. Zmmerman
Bil Prost
Hesolet Cis
George W. Glessner
Grand Army of the
Silat
Walkersville three commissioners elected in quiet town vote
In Walkersville Maryland the town election for three commissioners passed with little interest due to bad weather. Polls opened at three and closed at seven in Stauffer's Hall. The winners were Farnsburg Seacrist and Appler, none of whom were incumbents. A burgess to be chosen later by council.
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Walkersville
Stauffer’s Hall
Cresley Barrick
James Reddie
Charles Gilbert
Samuel Ramsh
Charles Leachs
Death Notices from Liberty Area Resident Henry Swope
Henry Swope died yesterday at about 2 PM near Liberty at age about 78. Funeral planned in Liberty Thursday morning. Henry King, longtime resident of West South Street, died early today. Services Thursday at his home at 2 PM with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Heory Swope
Near Liberty
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Nese
Eevey
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West South Street
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Mt. Olivet
Protect Meat With Peerless Paper Sacks For Farmers
Important to Farmers near season for protecting meat from the skippers fly. Peerless Paper Meat Sacks are claimed as the safest simplest surest and most economical method. Sizes 3 4 and 6 cents. Available from Great Southern Printing Company Frederick Md.
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Great Southern Printing Company
Frederick, Md
Tickets Available for Charity Distribution at Baltimore Eye
Several tickets of submission to the Baltimore Eye and Thrust Charity Hospital are issued to aid poor patrons. They can be obtained by calling at the office.
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Special Meeting on Death of Former Member Henry King
A special meeting of Independent Hose Company No 1 is called for this evening at 7:20 to take action on the death of former member Henry King.
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Independent‘ Hose Company No 1
Henry King
Key Monument Association Meets At Y M C A
The regular monthly gathering of the Key Monument Association is set for this evening at 8 oclock in the Y M C A rooms.
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Key Monument Association
Funeral of Sub-Treasurer Ormond Hammond
Funeral services for Sub-Treasurer Ormond Hammond will be held at his home Solitude near Royal Oak in Talbot County. The ceremony will proceed from the residence with burial in a local cemetery according to the notice.
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Solitude
Royal Oak
Talbot County
Smithing injury at Grove's Kilns and new dental office opens
Back Spratned notes William Hildebrand of East Pat tek street sprained his back at Grove's ime Kilns while at work yesterday. Robert C. Nicodemus opens a dental office at 15 North Market Street with well equipped facilities. Mammie spelling trend referenced amid prairie fire coverage.
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East iPattek Street
Grove
Robert C. Nicodemus
No. 15
North Market Street
Casey
New York Tribune
Y M C A Plans Ten Year Anniversary Program
The Young Men's Christian Association of Frederick organizes its tenth anniversary events with President Eichelberger leading. A City Opera House program on May 6 includes orchestra selections, a year-in-review report, and an address by Rev. Williams of Baltimore. A new board, committees, and finance plans are announced as preparations continue.
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Slao
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Alessia
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T. E. Williem
Biltimore
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Fea
E.s. Eichelberger
W. C. Etrely
James H. Harris
C. Thomas Kemp
Etchelberger
W. C. Birely
MG. Iner
J. A. Markell
Prof
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A. R. Yeskic
Rice
Clergyman Arrested For Fishing Debate Spurs County Action
Justice Miller issues warrant for Rev Dr Owen arrest over alleged fishing dispute. Owen calls the arrest outrageous and unjust. He proposes county commissioners review the case while naming local officials and prominent Angerstown figures who may judge the action unjustifiable.
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Williams- Bort
W. Owen
Owen
Angerstown
Charles D. Wagaman
George B. Oswald
Peter A. Wilmer
J. Seyin Rhiner
Peter B. Baal
Register of Wills
Thomas E. Billila
Gov Lowndes and the Easy Law Bass Protection
Rain muddies the Pastapseo river halting bass fishing. Assistant Game Warden Mastamore predicts Lowndes will issue a proclamation before waters clear to enforce bass protection laws enacted by Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. The three states recently approved a bass season closure from April 15 to June 1.
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Pastapseo
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Virginis
Gleabing House Frederick Seating Honze Closes Fourth Year
The Gleabing House Frederick seating Honze closed Saturday last, marking its fourth year. Clearance for the past year reached 25,448,703.07, the largest in the association’s history, with balances of 1,469,927. Wilbur B. Armyall presided as president, George T. Baumgerdner as vice president, and Edwin Market as secretary and manager.
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Ait. Wilbur
Rmyall
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Edwin
Pedestrian Injury Averted In Street Bicycle Incident
At about eight to nine last night a small white child was knocked down by a colored bicyclist riding on the pavement near Doll's Hotel on West Patrick street. The rider had no lantern and violated the pavement riding ordinance. the child escaped injury.
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Doll's Hotel
Mad dog killed on Main Street Westminster
A mad dog on Main Street Westminster was shot Sunday morning after biting four other dogs. Nearby residents were en route to church when the animal charged through the street, and the dog was killed after being attacked.
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Westminster
Church 95
Over Loaded Trains Stall Engines in New Baltimore and Ohio Rail System
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway began a new unit system on Saturday to curb engine stalls. Tests showed haulage capacity issues on Nine Mile and Tucsel grades, but trains stalled were relieved by cutting cars, and the system is said to be rapidly smoothing out the overloading problem.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Cateer
Brilliant wedding at Ridgeville M P Church
Miss Dora Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lewis, wed Mr. Ira W. Bond of Baltimore with a ceremony led by Rev. B. S. Pratt. The couple’s reception followed at the bride’s home. many relatives and friends attended. The couple left for Baltimore that evening.
Why a newspaper cannot give away space or the paper
The author argues a publisher sells a newspaper and rents space for a column and that giving away either would harm business. He compares it to a grocer's charity with sugar or coffee and notes the paper’s existence depends on space revenue and selling the paper, not free distributions.
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Ecsan
Enrich from main line to Braddock Heights near complete
Work on the electric road ascent to Braddock Heights is about half finished and favorable weather could finish it by week’s end. Rain halted recent progress on the gravel road while the road bed is graded and ready for the rack. A half mile around the mountain crest may soon become a notable attraction.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock Height
CameBak Gown A Feather Weight Evening Wear
A promotional note highlights a lightweight feather texture CameBak gown offered at a price for cooling summer nights. The copy emphasizes a cool feel and fashionable design aimed at staying comfortable in hot evenings.
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We Sell The Best Money Horse Known To The Trade
An advertisement proclaims a premier money horse offered by a trade dealer. It promises quality and novelty with a bold claim of being the best in the market. The brief text emphasizes a new offering aimed at buyers seeking standout stock.
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College Plans and Endowment Boost at Annual Meeting
WOHAN'S COLLEGE NOLES reports the board of directors meeting in President Apple's office with teacher elections and business on the agenda. A later Evangelical Reformed church talk by Rev Slagle Gen Roller and Wm H Lakin aims to boost women’s higher education and endowment funds. A reception for Mite and Sewing societies showcased decor, music by Misses Weaver Stauffer Whitmore, and refreshments amid poor weather.
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Advertising Noveltion Promotes New Advertising Samples
Tre Newa announces a large lot of samples of the latest advertising novelties in fans, cards, and unique designs. Inspection invited for those considering such advertising. see Taz News for up-to-date and attractive features. Do not place spring printing orders before viewing.
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Taz News
Frederick County Branch Meeting of Game and Fit Protective Association
Frederick County Branch of the Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the M. C. building. The session will address business of importance.
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Maryland Game and Fit Protective Association
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Local notices and promotions read in brief form
Bell offers chance to win a fine boat at one dollar per ticket. The Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company announces free pickup, carpet cleaning at 32 cents per yard, moth proof packing, and summer storage. The Binger Manufacturing Company lists address at 73 N Market Street opposite City Hall.
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Binger Manufacturing Company
N. Market Shreal
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