In History May Trace Of Noted Writers And Fates
A cryptic May history notes several literary figures including Rene Le Suse a French novelist born and died in poverty with prison terms. It mentions Hubert Morr er and an English writer born in New Orleans and linked to Melphia and exile. The fragment references global places and a destroyed European era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les—Alein Rene le Suse
Hubert Morrer
Giripateiot Smaccier
Melphia
Man Goenschilk
New Orleans
Stuart Munh
Ent
Plessy Subscribers urged to report receipt irregularities
Subscribers are asked to promptly report any irregularities in receiving The News. The notice urges immediate contact to ensure reliable delivery and rectify distribution issues.
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Plesee
Parerr
Tax Wreesty News weekly edition outline
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue ready Thursday with wide circulation in Frederic city and county. It invites new ads by 5 pm Wednesday and ad changes by 12 m that day, highlighting its advantages as an advertising medium.
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Tax Wreesty News
Fraderick
PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK AREA RESIDENTS
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Edgar ie Miller plans Baltimore business, E G Shai and Clarence Lindsay conduct Frederick outings, Philip Imbright relocates to 275 West Fifth, Bradley Dutrow in Hyattstown on business, S F Thomas visits Washington, Wm I Stank takes new job, Margaret A Bost inquires about her father A O Carty, Virginia Ohiw returns from Washington, Thos Sturgis and daughter visit relatives, J W Molesworth visits Tiimsville, Anna Bitzar returns from Tskoms Park after visiting Mri and Mrs M Nixdor t.
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Clarence A. Lindsay
Unionsville
Frederick
Philip Imbright
East Patrick Street
West Fifth Street
Bradley H. Dutrow
Hyattstown
S. F.thomas
East Church Street
Washington
Margaret A. Bost
Washington, D. C
A. O. Carty
Virginia Ohiw
Thos. Sturgis
Theds
Washington, D.C
Sirs
J. We. Molesworth
Near Tiimsville
Mirs
Morgan Cecil
South Market Street
Anna Bitzar
Tskoms Park
B.C
Mir
Mra
Assembly district law test sparks mandamus action in county court
In Harrisburg the first sign has been taken to test constitutionality of the law creating assembly districts. Harry F. Smith applies to County Clerk Baker for copies. refusal triggers mandamus proceedings. The case may go to the court of errors for an eventual ruling. Also noted are seven criminal cases on the U S district court calendar and observations on feeding cottonseed meal affecting pork quality and the bone-building value of alfalfa for hogs.
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Frenion
S. J
Mi 8
Harry F. Smith
Jaca
Baker
Supreme Court
Icts
Court of Errors
Harrisburg
United States District Court
Archdalé
Texas Experiment Station
Frederick contributions to relief fund for San Francisco disaster
The report details Frederick Maryland donations via Mayor Smith and Treasurer Rogens Livering totaling about 1161 dollars, plus an estimated 1550 dollars in cited cash contributions. It notes multiple channels and groups sending funds and goods to aid victims, including churches, Masonic lodges, and college student efforts, with several amounts still unreported.
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Smith
Rogens Livering
Baltimore
Mary
Nattosel Red Cross Society
Frederick
San
Jacques de Molsy
Commandery
Enighta Templar
the Elks, Eagles
Eoighta of Pythias
the Order of United American Mechanics
Woman’s College
Shia Soz
Ad Orosa Society
Thomas Freeman Dixop
Ghartey Organization Society
Death notices of Mrs McClain and Mrs Thompson
Viola Bianche McClain of Highfield Maryland died April 28 at age 23 years 8 months 20 days leaving husband William and three children. Funeral held at Bethel church with interment in nearby cemetery. Herbert Thompson's widow Ada A. Thompson aged 87 died at home near Ijamsville from Brights disease with funeral to be held tomorrow at noon and burial in Mt Olives cemetery.
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William McLain
Viola Bianche
William MecOlain
Highfield
Christian D. McOlaley
Highfild
Bethel Church
J. W. Carter
Bethel Church of God
Edwardb. Poot
HW. Osris
Albert Cline
Chass. Fritz
H. Wagamsn
W. Frock
F. Grove
Weyzesboro
AES
Herbert Thompson
Ada A. Thompson
Herbert Thompsos
Ijamsville
Bright
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Horse Frightened by Automobile Near Frederick
Drs BD E Remsburg and B G Radcliff were driving toward Frederick on Monterue road when their horse, spooked by Dr Franklin B Smiths car, plunged into a ditch. Dr Benneburg jumped out. Dr Haden was thrown over the dash and shaken. The horse ran to Frederick before being caught. Kodam Bra remained with the team.
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BD. E. Remsburg
B.G. Radcliff
Monterue
Frederick
Franklin B. Smith
Dr. Benneburg
Dr. Haden
Kodam Bra
Pavement and Awning Work Visible in North Market Street
Local items note a new pavement laid before the residences of Mr. Robert A. Bennett on North Market Street. A rolling awning has been placed in front of stores Masara, Lewis S. Cliigan, and Hall & Reich on North Market Street.
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Robert A. Bennett
North Market Etrest
Masara
Lewis S. Cliigan and
Hall & Relch
North Market Etree
Remains of Mrs Yingling Buried at Hoontz's Chapel
The body of Mrs. David Yingling was found at her Delia area home and buried Monday at 10 a.m. at Hoontz's Chapel. The service was led by Bav. Joby Davis with pallbearers Samuel Powell Honest Trail Thos Sears and Silas O Fank. George W. Peters served as undertaker.
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David Yingling
Delia
Hoontz's Chapel
Joby Davis
Samuel Powell
Honest Trail
Thos. Sears
Silas O. Fank
Gero
W. Peters
Opened Magistrate Office Near Buakeystown
Justice John F. Keller opens a magistrate’s office in the building once used by Justice Grahama Johnson. Johnson plans to stay on with Keller at the new site as the arrangement progresses.
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John F. Keller
Buakeys— Town
Bes
Grahama Johnson
Johnson
Justica Keller & Shor’ Walle
Bal Players to Organize Frederick Club Meeting Next
Frederick Base ball club members will hold a meeting on Thaza- Gay evening to organize for the season. The club aims to field a strong team and compete effectively.
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Bal
Frederick Baseball Club
The Sick and Local Ailments Mentioned
The report notes Mr Guy Albaugh improving his health and Miss Hilds Zacharias of East Third Street ill. The Town Crier laments being out of date while urging wide awake readers to use The News Want Ads for immediate value to employers job seekers buyers sellers and finders.
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Guy Albaugh
Hilds Zacharias
East Third [ Street
Adu
Baltimore Naval Office and Maryland Patronage Fight
A Washington dispatch reports Represe ntative Pearre met with President Roosevelt about the Baltimore naval appointment. He named Frederick County's Reno Harp as a candidate. Maryland Republicans reportedly pursue independent Federal patronage and seek White House recognition, with Roosevelt waiting to consult Secretary Bonaparte before deciding.
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Collepstoh
Washington, D. C
Pearre
White House
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Reno
Harp
Franerick County
Maryland
Pearce
Ravenscrots
Frederick County
Bona
Young Montgomery County to Name Superintendant of Schools
Prof Earle B Wood, 21, son of J B R Wood of Frederick, was elected superintendent and secretary treasurer of the Montgomery County Board of School Commissioners. He has served as principal at Rockville Grammar School and Adamstown High, following several years in county schools.
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Earle B. Wood
Mont Rowmery
J. B. R. Wood
Frederick
Montgomery County
Board of School Commissioners
Jobo W. Darby
Wood
Rock Vills Grammar Schcel
Adamstown
Bere
Maryland
Sunday School Institute Meeting in Baltimore
The Sunday School Institute of the Diocese of Maryland will meet at Emmanuel Church in Baltimore tomorrow. Experts will discuss department work and clergy will lecture on church work aspects. several hundred teachers from across the state are expected. The institute, organized by Bishop Pareé in 1904, aims to improve Sunday school instruction and promote Bible and church history study.
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Diocezs
Maryland
Emmanusi Church
Cathedral
Head Streete
Baltimore
Pareé
Emmanuel Church
Canary Road Matters Board Awards Two Road Contracts
The Board of Canery Commissioners awarded Oscar B. Coblentz the contract to build a new road at Brad dock Heights between the Baltimore and Frederick turnpike and the Carlton Deane place after State Geological Survey approval. Samuel M. Stine won the Jackson district road from Highland road to Ellerton road. The board also decided to relocate part of the public road from Pharmont to Deerfield, near Owling's Creek.
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Canary Road
Board of Canery Commissioners
Mtals
Oscar B. Coblentz
Braddock Heights
Baltimore and Frederick
Carlton Deane Place
State Geological Survey
Coblentz
Jackson
Highland Road
Ellerton Road
Samuel MM. Stine
Pharmont
Deerfield
Attacked by a Dog on West Second Street
Mrs. Edward Eichselberger was crossing West Second Street when a large mastiff owned by Mr. McChatock Young jumped at her knocking her down and biting. J Grahams Johnst and Benjamin Smith with G B Smith from Woodsboro drove the dog off with stones. Mrs. Eichselberger was helped to Mr. Frank J. Stoner’s office then went home shaken and with a cut on her right wrist. She remains distressed by the shock.
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Edward
Ehichslbarger
West Second Street
Court Street
Mc—Chatock Young
J. Grahams Johnst
Benjamin Smith
G. B. Smith
Woods—boro
Sirs. Eichelberger
Frank J. Stoner
Palm Released From Jail On Habeas Corpus
John Palm a colored man jailed since February 16 on a charge of cutting Richard Wineberry appeared before Judge John O Motter yesterday afternoon on a writ of habeas corpus and regains Reno 5. He was brought to court after neglecting bail and there is no further detail in the fragment.
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Jobn Palm
Johu Palm
Richard Wine
Collorad
John O. Motter
Habess Corpus
Reiganea Reno
United Fire Company to Stage Strawberry Festival
At a United Fire Company meeting last night the group agreed to hold a strawberry festival to benefit the company. The event is planned for the latter part of May or early June. A committee was named to arrange details: Robert A. Bennett, Albert S. Smith, Grayson B. Giller, Harry O. Marrs on, and Williams M. Sponseller.
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United Fire Companuy
Jane
Robert A. Bennett
Albert S. Smith
Grayson B. Giller
Harry O Marmsn
Williams M. Sponseller
Appointments Named by Bishop Gainer at Baltimore See
Bishop Wesley J. Gainer of Atlanta issued the appointments for the Baltimore Annual Conference after its adjournment at Bayardene Grace Maryland. The selections include Frederick J. Wagoner Petershire O E Herbert Mr Pleassant and J B Cordell.
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M.E
Wesley J. Gainer
Atlanta
Baltimore
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Bayre de Grace
Frederick
J. EF. Wagoner
Petershire
O. E. Herbert
Mr. Pleassant
J. B. Cordell
The Local Mart Tyron market quota note
Tyron and Nicodemaus set today buying rates for cereals and grains. Ocrn at 2.45 per barrel with 2 cent adjustment for Cashel Wheat No 3 red, south No 2 32 steamer 5c per bushel, damaged 600 per bushel, oats 30 cents per bushel.
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Tyron & Nicodemaus
Mons
Ocrn
Janiors Triumph Over Carnastians In Narrow 2 1 Win
In a well played game last evening the Frederick Janiors beat the Carnastians 2 to 1 at Clarke Pisce diamond. Winning battery was Shipley brothers and E Derr. losing battery was Lenas brothers.
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Frederick Janiors
Carnastians
Clarke
Shipley Brothers
E. Derr
Lenas Brothers
Equipment Enlarged Elevates Freight Capacity Nationwide
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad completed delivery of 250 locomotives and 10,000 freight cars, purchased last year. The heavy procurement, costing about 26.6 million dollars, boosts capacity to handle rising freight traffic with improved track and maintenance. The order expands line capacity to 33 miles if fused end to end, and 7937 miles if cars are coupled, underscoring strong trade prosperity.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Garment stock grows with Poney Tack ets popular wraps
The advert notes daily additions to stock of garments, highlighting broken check and cream stripe Parker jackets as popular, affordable presents suitable for the season. It emphasizes daily stock growth and the wraps as ideal gifts.
Fragmentary Names List From Historic Cashier Ledger
A partial OCR excerpt lists individuals and positions such as President Vice President Assistant Cashier and various surnames including Baxse Baxrss Jopar Taos Hatters and Moris. The text appears to be a disrupted internal ledger or roster with multiple misspellings and missing context.
Value-laden textiles and home goods sale notes
A cluttered 19th century style catalogue highlights black silks, petticoats, pongees, and mercerized cottons with prices and features. It promotes heat friendly silks, security against perspiration, and sample comparisons while advertising Madras shirts, musical instruments, and local services. The ad layout blends fabric details with shop notices and local business promotions.
Matting Bugs in New Designs at Mullinix’s Market
L E Mullinix announces fresh matting bugs shown for the first season in large room sizes. Limited quantities urge early sales. The store shows the broadest variety of new China and Japanese matting designs with matching hall and stairs pieces. Visit to compare styles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Cali
Letters From The People Support For Maryland Sundae School
A reader letter endorses the Maryland Sundae School charter amendment count as a charitable interdenominational Sunday school movement. It traces its founding sixty one years ago, wartime funds, and broad state impact with 873 Sunday schools and extensive equipment aid. The appeal seeks sympathy, financial support, and courtesy for Miss Nettis Morcrlp, a representative from the institution, as George H. Nock, General Secretary, signs.
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Maryland Sundae School
Maryland
Nettis Morcrlp
Frederick
George H. Nock
Howard county tax rate fixed at 73 cents
Howard county maintains a 73 cent tax rate as reported yesterday. Other items note the death of E Kinsey Asher, a railroad agent from Aberdeen, the fatal freight-train accident involving Herbert Cook, and the Baltimore area suicide of Harry D Willmar. News also mentions potential Baltimore county commissioner resignation, Myersville town election results, and the opening of Fitzhugh Les Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy rooms with a monthly meeting.
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Howard County
E. Kinsey Asher
Aberdeen
Pennsylvania
Herbert Cook
Norman Cook
Ellerslie
Samuel Gox, Jr
Charles County
Bel Alton
Crisfield
Harry D. Willmar
Gorench Avenue
Baltimore
George W. Yell
Bse Nce
Baltimore County
Visitation Academy Notes Tenth Anniversary Celebration
The Visitation Academy Alamzic Association marks its tenth anniversary with events tied to the convent’s golden jubilee. Organized September 24, 1595, it now has 222 members and plans a card party at St John’s Library on June 4. Commander exercises begin June 5 with remarks by Mir Edwin B. Hay, Washington. The convent will celebrate its sixtieth anniversary in September.
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Visitation Academy
Visitation Academy Alamzic Association
Jaced
Local Piano Offers Attracted Buyers In Frederick Md
A local music shop advertises special low prices on pianos and organs with flexible terms. Sterling & Son at 217 N Markes St Frederick Md promises high grade instruments at prices rivaling cheap models and invites trials despite not being ready to buy.
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Comean
Prisoner Joshas Giter in mental distress at Mey term
Beiands of H O Turner deputy game warden report Joshas Giter in Isil at Hagerstown awaiting Mey term trial shows severe mental distress. He cannot sleep, paces his cell hours, and claims bees buzz in his safe and Ohler’s face haunts him. Giter says he killed Ohler in self defense during duties and has attorney Charles D. Wageman.
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H. O. Turner
Gams
Sims
Ohler
Charles D. Wageman
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TIE Daily News
Tilt St. ML
Wasnixatox
Tee News
W. K. Moors
Weather Bureau
Sam
E. J. Gittinger
Geo
Stano, Keller & Co
Aurtenkel
Sterling
the Weekly News
Edgar Ie, Miller
South Blark T Street
E. LG. Shai
Jefferson
Jersey
Naval Office
Sr. Pestre
Mr. Harps
Sunday School Institute
Eeable
Citizens' National Bank
Sohn Rendrickson
Aglora
Gat Firat Plck
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Officees
D. Saree
WH. &. Baker
H. D. Baker
WA. G. Zimmerman
Samuel
Duvall
Vicw President
Crahlar
Jopor Jas
Mchuexki Gro
Wu. Burra
J. D
Danirt Bares
Joba Hendrickson
Polos
Neidig & Miller
Wie & Waite
LLEE
Beidig & Miller
Srace
Music & Literatune
North Marka
O. Feaxk Rice
Excelsior Steam Carps
Iss
Hagerstown
City Hotel
Abbott Machine Shop
Sainte’ Street
Wm. Tarun
Baithmore
Besast & Kyorr
M. Wu. D. Bonsis Luusze Co
L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nas
Aspg+s
Freepisick Gas Asp Execraic Co
L. E. Mullinix
L. B. Mullin
Tax News
Myersville
Myeraville
Burgess
Cyrus E. Frook
Joshua Sommers
John T. Hildebrand
George W. Bittle
Ira P. Moser
The
Monitor
Ges. W. Bittle
Upton Palmer
Wachtel
Frook
Sterling & Son
George
George B. Bodouz
Thos. P.rice
Thomas P. Beige
Fuoneskal
Kelene
H. Be, Smith
Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimere
C. L. Kefauyver
OpNcal
North Market Street
E. Foster
Life
Morgan Dekoil
Fancy and Etaple Groceries
West
Patrick Street
Frederick MD
Third Street
Cramer & Stauffer
R.A. Bennett
Fourth Street
Rootes
Bath
Apis Ches T. E- Young
Central National Bank
Gall
J. Hoserstocs
maTdrea Ee
Iron Sit
Medicom
Addreas J. S. M
Mresi
F. B. Sappinetor
B. Sappiegtos
North Martell Street
City
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