Personal notices from Frederick and surrounding towns
The column lists numerous visitors and residents traveling to and from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington and nearby areas. Names include Mra A Carlin, Mr J P Allen, Miss Laura Baker, Miss Flora George, Miss Eleanor Harry, and families like the Shipleys and the Gdrosses, with movements to Baltimore, Washington, Cumberland, and Forts along the way. Also notes a 105 year old Payette Light Infantry unit and its captain, Capt T D McGilvery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin
West Pawer Creek
J P Allen
Cumberland
J" Howard
Boston
Frederick
W.W. Osborne
Baltmore
Bertha Grove
Broad Ru
Predmiont
Grace Miller
Knoxville
Syertaneg
Co A. Thomas
Mount Pleas
Misa Nannie Hooper
Baltimore
Charles Shipley
Thurmont
Laura Baker
Dr. Baker
Washington County
Fredenck
H. Wright
Mrs. Knolle
King City
Libertytown
John H. Wryght
Rees Margaret Knodle
South Market Street
May Hutchison
New York
Cry
Wm. L. Gdross
Brunswick
Lorettaville
Flora George
Loudoun
W. J%. Gros
Bronswick
H. B. Gros
JeYorron
Nas
Eleanor Harry
Halle Lay Howe
Brookland
D. C
Eogenne Remahorg
Fayetteville
N. C
Middletown
Remabure
T.D. McGilvery
Fayeiteville
Payette
We Light Infant
Brief Kits and Local News Bright Items
A compact notice collection from the Wine Mountain peach belt reports a likely good crop despite potential dangers. A Boston merchant notes women should inform young workers their positions remain when they return from marching home. A printer praises Woman as nature's fairest creation in an unusually long edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toven
Wine Mountain
Boaton Merl
Aodiera
Death of Jacob Myerly in Maryland Farm Community
The obituary notes the death of Jacob Myerly after a long illness at his son’s home in Taneytown district. He formerly owned a large farm near Rencoville and farmed there many years. He was aged and survived by several relatives, with details listed from local residents and towns including Frederick, Adams County, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Myerly
Suelayn
Mare Iorgy K
Duttera
Taneytown
Myerly
Rencoville
The Focal Mart Wheat and Corn Quotes in Frederick
Wheat was priced at 25 cents per bushel in Frederick with newer gains noted. Corn stood at 35 cents per bushel as market reports show minor volatility. A separate incident reports a man named Jacob Topper falling from a gangway at a quay, the fall occurring near a father’s conch shed, with injuries described but not detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Manila Harbor Silenced and Cavite Taken by Dewey
May 7 dispatches report Commodore Dewey silencing Manila harbor batteries and landing at Cavite with 236 Spaniards wounded or captured. He claims no American deaths, few wounds, and ships intact. A cable cut and prospects of Manila seizure are noted along with other war news from the scene and riots in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
McCullough
Manila
Dewey
Wisixaros
Navy Department
Wasuinatay
Cavite
Mapain
Vonfliers
Wartime lecture at college amid Nazi colors display
A public lecture at a college faced disruption as drawn swords and banners appeared, with attendees recalling a wartime past. Speakers included Profits Spyste and Miss Haart, praising peace while war memories spilled over into the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Stegner
Dh Stetmer
Anshiond
Spyste
Bn Mopar
Miss Haart
Mass
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Faculty professor leads Company A recruits at camp
Professor Edward Pusey, formerly of St Johns College, named captain of Company A, First Regiment. He arrived with twenty five recruits from Annapolis and others join as the regiment nears full strength. Captain Beckley works on equipment for disqualified men as delays stretch into next week. Large crowds visit Camp Wilmer as good weather prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pusey
St. Johin’s College, E
Ternoon
Anmapolid
Lane Taterau
Ro Kiley
Annepolie
Brooklyn
Crimea
George F. Haupt
Cou 2B
Riggs Yeaterday
Basta
Charles W. Achuos
Bishop Wallin
Easton
Aturenty Tor
Tame
Beckley
Wiltner
Fredericks
Camp Wilmer
Ten News
Rellatte Co
Strobe and Davy greet old friends at Mid-Metown visit
A brief call brought Mr. Win. D. Strobel now of Pittsburgh and his nephew Mr. AGJ Davy of Frederick to Mid-Metown. Strobel, once pastor of the Lacheain Chutely during the Civil War, reunited with longtime acquaintances during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatley Regiators
Parades and Fairs Parade Through Town Despite Weather
The report notes Hawnee Bs Parade and Pawnee Bol Wild Wert events moving along routes despite poor weather. Crowds lined sidewalks as officials described the first performances near the Agricultural Pairs fair. A sequence of fairs in Trenton Hagerstown and Frederick is planned for September 20 and follow ups note a larger regional aggregated fair in the wake of earlier events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Hochae
Trenton
Frederick
Westminster officers named in Grand Army apportionment
Grand Army Staff appoints Gen D and J Stanton commander of the Sixth Army of the Republic Department of Maryland. Dae names Matteu Angie Benen of Westminster as assistant in fact and appoints staff to support the division coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Staff
D and J. Stanton
Army of the Republic
Department of Maryland
Dae
Dole FH
Matteu
Angie Benen
Westminster
Ina Pectore An Hia
Veterans group in Baltimore cites active duty status request
ALK Men Votantoee and Grand Army of the Republic Cumberland notify Department Commander Staunton in Baltimore that they are at Nira command for active service. City members confirm the move and seek approval for ongoing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Grand Army of the Republic
Cumberland
Staunton
Baltimore
Nira Command
Walser Birth Notice Appears in Local Center Ad
Fragmentary OCR shows a birth notice reference involving Hivhop A Wo Walser and Cheong, with mentions of a center, time, and advertising context. Readable elements indicate a birth event noted in a local page segment, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walser
Netty Siaravedd
Professor Moet to Speak at Wannan's College Event
Professor Moet will give one of his talentred lectures at Wannan's College on Monday evening, presenting insights across ethics and science. The event invites students and faculty, with attendance expected from notable philosophers and scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vowole
Ian Davee
McCatn
New York City
Saya
Professor Moet
Colle
Baltimore Scandal and Rail Freight Peak News
Baltimore indictment sent former health commissioner Dr James McShane on charges of embezzling five thousand dollars after bail set at four thousand. Governor Lowndes blocks state marshal appointment while legal appeals loom. Frederick-Area lawyer Frank Hotta opens office on Court Street as regional practice grows. Rail freight gains noted as Baltimore and Ohio Railroad steams toward higher power and faster moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meshane
Janes F. McShane
Baltimory City
Good Jury
Yeatermay
Ox Sherif Joh Quinn
Thomas Thayes
Medhana
Wil
Frederick
Frank Hotta
Mid Motown
Han
Court Street
Hutte
Lawyrs
Bear
Local trip notices list camps and visits around Arlington area
A vaguely garbled local item lists travel to Camp Wilmer in Maryland and a rail excursion on Sunday May Death Dean, with stops at Harmony Grape and Walkarvilla. It mentions travel from Arlington and a round trip fare of one dollar. Noted are Meeshberger’s phosphate product for weak and debilitated persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariingtoun
Camp Wilmer
Ar Howton
Panostvania
Dean Df
Reterek
Sam
Parmony Grape
Walkarvilla
Katarn
Arlington Atty
Clapagne
Meeshberger
Baltimore
Pimlive
Halthmon
Togerstown
Predertel
Halthors
Hapertown
Broderick Moro A. Pier
Market Street Health Services Ad Offers Aids And Glasses
A readable fragment shows vendors and services on Market Street including eye care, spectacles and medical items. Names and addresses appear in a dated, damaged notice style with references to pharmacies and clinics. The text hints at eye and throat care, general medical products, and office hours, amid disjointed phrases and place names.
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William Stone
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St. Matthew's Manor
Jase Sanday
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Hew C W. Stineapring
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