Inaccurate History Snippet From May 11
The piece lists historical names and events with many garbled words and typos. It mentions David I, Fontenoy, William Pitt, Santa Anna, Recamier, the Merrimac, Black Friday, Herschel, and Brwon, with a Weather Forecast and new advertisements notes for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L King of Scots
Fonteney
Wilam Pitt
Santa Anus
Mexico
Recamier
Merrimac
England
Oserend, Gurcey & Co
Balliuues
Sir John Frederick William Herschel
London
John Broun
Rab
Edisgunc
Kio
Coles Lee
Either
Townsend
Adred
Special meeting discusses coupons and sewer report
The board met last evening with several members present. Authorities cut and burned dated coupons. A report on the sewer and waterway condition was received from the street committee. An orchestra engagement for May 13 was arranged. Estate transfers include John A. Barrick to Charles E. Doughy for 26,000 square feet and Marion Fauble trustee to Cornelia Korrell for 663 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gor Oty
Board of & Dermen
Y Register
Phillistmonic Orchestra
Ter
Ohn A. Barrick
Charles E. Donghy
Marion Fauble
Cornelia Korrell
Historical Society meets at Smiths for eleventh season gathering
The Historical Society held its eleventh meeting at Dr and Mrs Franklin B Smiths on Court Square. Judge Lynch presided as members discussed criticisms of previous reports, shared donations from the Maryland Historical Society, and heard papers on George Washingtons nomination and May Day excursion details. The group adjourned after a generous reception and planned to meet May 31 at Dr Hefimar's rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Historical Society
Franklin B. Smith
Court Square
Judge Lynch
West Second Street
E.B
County Court
Register of Wills
Association
Maryland Historical Society
Council of Safety
John Pyfer
George F. Myer
Bartels
Frederick W. Obenderfer
Worthington Hoss
Sons of the Revolution
George Washington
John Adams
Massachusetts
Thomas Johneor
Maryland
Ritchie
Brunswick
Virginis
Old England
Berlie
Barry
Baker Johnson
Asbury Hunt
Bartgis
Frederick
Hefimar
Philharmonic Orchestra Concert Presents Notable Singers
The Philharmonic orchestra plans a concert on the evening of the 17th featuring soprano Miss Bertha Maynos noted for a rich trained voice. Miss Fox, daughter of H. O. Fox of Frederick, teaches music at a Virginia institution. Prof Geo Ed Smith will perform and conductor Bion Firestone leads nightly rehearsals with close attention promising a top program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Orchestra
Bertha Maynos
Miss Fox
Iste
H. O. Fox
Frederick
Virginia
Geo. Ed. Smith
Bion Firestone
Wheat Beads Brought in From Middletown Farm
On Wednesday John C. Stone a farmer from the western edge of Middie town submitted a batch of wheat beads plucked from a Geld on his farm. That same evening additional wheat heads were sent in by George Remsbere and George Beary Rouitzahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Register
John C. Stone
Middietown
George Remsbere
George Beary Rouitzahn
Music In the Air
Frederick streets echo with music from street pianos and waud organs over the past week. This morning two street pianos played near collision, as local residents describe a lively musical scene on the sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sons of
Sunny Hay I Bsve
Quiet Work Advances Against Vice in Frederick
The Frederick Society for the Suppression of Vice met last evening in M M A rooms to discuss stopping gambling and other vices in the city. The meeting noted progress from awareness of the organization and outlined steps to curb vice, reinforcing Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy seen in the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Society For the Suppression of Vice
Minor Accidents Report From Middletown and Vicinity
Ossible injuries include a fractured collar bone in Mina Mary Rhoderick of Middletown after a garden fall. John A. Bidel near Middle town cut his left knee badly with an axe while chopping wood. N. J. Brown’s three year old son Leneas broke an arm while playing with brothers. Doctors Beckley and Wachter attended the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Mary Rhoderick
Middletown
KB. L. Beckley
John A. Bidel
Catoctin Mountain
EL. Beckley
Leneas
N. J. Brown
Devastating Liberty Storm Transforms Farms and Homes
A severe Sunday storm in Liberty caused heavy rain and hail, flooding roads and fences along farms including Gilbert and Sweamner properties. A lightning strike at Rev. Wilson’s farm injured Bradley Rippeon’s family but caused no fire. The Dollyhide branch flooded fields, washed fencing, and disrupted county telephone lines. 150 fencing panels on Rev. DeVries’ farm were destroyed and the mill race culvert washed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Sweamner
Patrick Kearns
James H. Harris
John T. Yingling
Geo. Whitmore
George Beard
Wilson
Washington
Bradley T. Rippeon
Rippeer
Iron Bridge
Jones’ Mill
Jones
John Allough
B F. DeVries
Thomas Kregio
Botel Arrivals
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted names and places include Harrisburg Knoxville Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburg New York Hanover Gaithersburg Hagerstown and others with several lines indicating county and state references. John Felty Crrr Horen and John Lard listed with county distance noted in the county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Geo. BR. Smith
B. W. Lightner
Pittsburg
L. P. Hofman
Andrew Evans
E. Walche
Baltimore
R. A. Bucher
Carlisle
Runaway horse crash on West Main Street injures boy
Last Friday morning a horse drawing a spring wagon with milk cans spooked by a street piano near Ennis Cobleniz’s residence on West Main Street. The boy jumped clear as the horse fell onto a culvert causing bad knee cuts and spilled milk. this marks a second such accident in a month linked to street pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon
John H. Boyer
Middletown
Edward Lighter
Ennis Cobleniz
West Main Street
Wheat crop prospects look strong after mild winter
The wheat fields show an unusually fine and healthy appearance for the season. Snow cover was not essential as most fields look green and well rooted, and the critical month for growth has passed safely. Prospects for a good summer harvest appear very good indeed.
Canal repairs after heavy rain delay traffic
Water drawn from the level between Brunswick and actotcin on Tuesday and Wednesday to speed removal of a large sand bar washed into the canal. The basin on Sandy night saw sand bars washed into the canal at several points. Traffic will be delayed for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
Brunswick
Atoctin
Man Killed by Freight Train Near Hanover Pickup
An unknown man was struck and killed yesterday near Hanover by a freight train on the railroad. The body was taken to Littlestown as authorities traced the victim walking between Littlestown and Hanover. A separate notice reports Lawcon Stine’s horse killed last week on Ringel’s Broad Run farm after being kicked in the stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Littlestown
Falaabie Moree
Lawcon Stine
Christopher Ringel
Broad Run
Coal Strike Effects Hit Baltimore Industry Hard
The Baltimore region faces coal shortages as the B and O Railroad embargoes moving coal and local factories fear costly shifts to hard coal. Ships load scarce soft coal while Philadelphia and other routes may follow, with limited stock and rising transport costs. Street railways and mills rely on Maryland soft coal, and cargo ships like the William Jones and J B Walker deal with reduced supplies. Shockey reports walking around the world but was briefly detained in an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Chy
Maryland
Baltmore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Locust Point
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
William Jones
McLane
J. B. Walker
Consolidation
San Francisco
Esball
New York City
W. Shocuzz
We Won’t Go Home Until Morning in Boonsboro
Two Frederick county young ladies visiting Boonsboro with escorts were caught in a storm. They stayed late, then set out at dawn to return home, one steering the buggy and the other leading the horse, singing their refrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Frederick County
Burkittsville Election Details Amid Ballot Law Controversy
The Burkittsville election reported as the first in the county with one ticket in the field polling four votes. Commissioners elected included Wm. Ennis and Josephus Ramsod along with C.3. High barger. The note mentions support for good pay ents and street lamps as the process passed quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
Wm. Ennis
Josephus Ramsod C
Highbarger
Bids Wanted for Odd Items at Esuiss Editor Sale
An Esuiss editor sarcastically invites bids for a sack of flour a pair of five bottom pants and a hat claiming the lowest bids win as merchants do. The note mentions the World's Columbian Exposition and progress in mechanical arts and medicine citing Syrup of Figs as a leading laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esuiss
Shriners Milling Letter Promotes Bread and Flour Quality
A fragmented notice from Shrin er Milling Co advertises Ceresville Flour and yeast for baking bread. It references a letter from a popular local figure, praising the product and urging use of premium ingredients. The text mentions Locust Level and Fair season details, with emphasis on quality flour and yeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville Rolier
Ceresville
Gen Hemen
Locust Leveirys B.A
Superior Wisla: a booming lake city with rapid growth
The article highlights Superior Wisconsin’s rapid development from a small town of about 4,000 to a thriving metropolis. It details population growth, wheat and flour outputs, mill capacity, capital in industries, streets, industries, churches, employment, shipping, coal, elevator capacity, building costs, commerce value, freight, sidewalks, street railways, schools, teachers, and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesrern
Tes Nuwate
Beker
Johnson
Board of Trade
Superior
Wis
Snare
Frederick
Wm. Cockey
Ernest Helfeanstein
Deaths and funerals in Liberty region include Dr Simpson
Dr Thomas Wardell Simpson of Liberty dies at 62 after a long illness of consumption. Survived by a wife and six children, with three brothers and one sister. Funeral held at the M B E Church with interment in Fairmount Cemetery. Also notices for Lincoln Rohrbach and Abraham Garber, with details of their deaths, families, and services. Base Ball note mentions Paola Blues vs Woodsboro on Whit Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Latz
Simpson
Thomas Wardell Simpson
Richard W
Urleans
George
Kansas City
Edward Simpson
Harney
Aiken
M. BE
Fairmount Cemetery
Lincoln Rohrback
Lincoln Hordbsck
Petersville
Rip
Jacob Rohrbach
Perry G. Cochran
Broad Run
Rs. Smith
Catharine Smith
Centerville
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Reformed Church
Centreville
Hey Ghulenberger
Messrs
John Warner
Ephraim Stoner
Thomas Reissler
Elias Brown
David Fogle
J.H. Stitely
Upton Waltz
Paola Blues
Woodsboro
Fresh Strawberries Ice Cream and Coal Deals at Local Market
Local notices advertise fresh strawberries and ice cream this evening at McCardell's with pineapple and fig banana offerings. Jonathan Biser promotes KEW COAL for cooking, promising easy ignition and strong housewife appeal, plus hard coal and winter delivery. Also updated dress goods, percale shirts, and new mattings and carpets with bargain pricing and visible stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell’s
Ealso
Jonathan Biser
Wish Fabrics Unveils New Insertion Colors
New Wish Fabrics insertions showcase popular colori in bright tones. Consumers are urged to inquire immediately and ask TASER for details on available selections and prices.
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HE Daily News
Setal Dispatch
Washimgton
D.C
Mm. W. HaeRincTon
Tnt
W. H. Burger
B. Ramsburg
Williamsport
Carlton Houpt
Mayersle
F. Rossworm
Cam‘lend
Iptain
Hagerstown
Storney
Edward S. Hichelberger
Coppock
James Mergardt
Elmer Fahrney
M. Fleshman
Percy Stauffer
Eenfield Bills
Casper E. Cline
East Third Street
All Saints’ Chapel
Rejned
Tomer
Umunion
M. Sp. Maysellis
Roudabush
Keedgeville
Ishington County
B. Church
G. W. Udsbush
Teo. White
M. E. Church
U. B
C. W. Stonespring
Walkeraville
Lutheran Avance
Ddletown
M.P
Liberty
Calvin Meis
H. Wwis
Ife Deyi
Frederic Samen
Meurice F. Stars
Albert Biz
the Historical Society
Hood
Bay
Kansas
Shriner Milling
Abraham Garder
Abraham Garber
Johnsville
Jonathan 1Eiser
Bitemingts Coal
East Tie Street
Frecerics, Md
Suldinte & Kienip Beisce Dress Goods
Siisc
Cords
Cail
Moun & Kew
John Bendrickson
Jobn Hoenousexaon
F. V
Crystal Spring Farina
Tov
Lea's
F. V. Staub
North Market Street
Cewary
Aper Nisson
Circuit Court
Edward Bowlus
Harvey N. Michael
Jaba C. Burch
M. Lewis Marbie
A Partners Trading, &c
Burch
Michael
Marble
John L. Jordan
Levy
Attorneyis-At-Law
Alfred Ritter
Intel
Office Court Street
Frederick, Md
Apradawlys CY Levy
ARD
Ee Court
Railian’s Special Base
Martino Wagner
Valles
Lima
White House
Cartoona
Bailing‘s. Fellat
jaMEs @ WALKER
EB Walberg
James EL Walker
Beau
Tambg BE. Walker & CO
Bodook
Neidig
Kayser
Jack le
Rodote & Neidic
A. Trice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sona
R. i
Harley
R. L. Harley
Publc
South Market St
John A. Kinnedy
John A. Kennedy
O. Bieldridge
Eldridge
T. Cc
Eldridge, NY
West Patrick Street
Feedersck, MD
Call and Riew
B. HB. Buncaston
Market Street
W. S. Miller & Co
Wes - Miller & Co
P. BH. Pyters Citt Coal
Lysen's Valley
George's Urber
Oriest
Shriner's
Wm.s. MilZnesco
Offee
East
Patrick Street
Yfard
Water Street Depot
Berews Job Printing Office
Lorress
NRA
Brent O
Ner
Delta
Oficisis
Allecar
Coun
Salifor
H &i Norte
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