City notices and business listings fragment
Fragmented OCR text lists several local entities including City Opera House City Hotel Grill Grace Reformed Church and Rodock Co Dixon Bros Hendrickson and Doll Bros, with unclear context and dates. The readable items suggest a local paper’s notices or ads rather than a cohesive story.
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Emen
Ruland Pepseeets
City Opera House
City Hotel Grill
Lidie's Nereree O
U.A.M
Grace
J. Wm
Dean Rodock & Co
Dixon Bros
John Hendrickson Meres
Cliae Opie Doll Bros
Mrt
Tas Weeey News ready Thursday twelve-page issue
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page edition with full news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation and offers advantages for advertisers. Copy for new ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday. changes due by 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Tas Weeey News
Frederick City
Taz Waestx
Personal Notices and local visits in brief
Purely personal items from the town list Mr H G Beau of Emmitaburg in town for business. Mr Merrii Moberly directs painters at the Lutheran parsonage. Miss Bessie Lawton of Walbrook visits Mrs Sewell Slinglas. Miss Margaret Albert of Latrobe Pa visits her sister at the Woman's College. Mr H V Dotrow near Frederick leaves for Baltimore for University of Maryland exercises. Gen and Mrs L Victor Baughman will close their Baltimore home and return to Poplar Terrace near Frederick. Misses Stella Burdette Bertha Dutrow and Messrs Darby and Frederick Burdette of Burdette Montgomery Burrough were in the city yesterday.
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H. G. Beau
Emmitaburg
Merrii Moberly
Bessie Lawton
Walbrook
Sewell Slinglas
Second Street
Margaret Albert
Latrobe
Woman's College
H. V. Dotrow
University of Maryland
L. Victor Baughman
Baltimore
Death Notices From Walkersville and Bakersville
Mr Esau Creager of Walkersville died last evening at 5 oclock aged 35 from old age infirmities after a winter accident left him bedridden He leaves a widow and one daughter Mrs Joseph Baglar of Linwood Linwood Carroll County The funeral is tomorrow at 10 at the house with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery in the city Mrs John Delauder of Bakersville Washington County died Saturday aged 62 Her funeral was held yesterday from Manor Church She is survived by her husband and seven children Mrs A Sherman of this county Mrs John Davis of Washington County Obities HagersTown Walter and Joseph and two daughters at home
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Say Creager
Esau Creager
Walkersville
Creager
Joseph Baglar
Linwood
Carroll County
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M&s
John Delauder
Bakersville
Washington County
Sbs
John Aesherman
This County
John Davis
Obsties
Hagerstown
Walter
Joseph
Committed to Montevae Hospital by Justice Jordan
Thomas Smith, brought from Washington Junction by Deputy Sheriff Carter, was committed to Montevae Hospital after Justice John L. Jordan of Brusswick declared him insane. He is treated at Montevae for consumption and related throat and lung troubles.
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Montevae
Thomas Smith
Montevae Hospital
John L. Jordan
Brusswick
Smith
Washinawn
Carter
John
Dwelling Ransacked in East Third Street Burglary
Mrs. Charles N Hahn's home on East Third street was broken into last night. A burglar climbed through a window, opened five shutters and rifled bureau drawers. A ring given by her father, with stones, was the only missing item. Police investigated until 2 AM, tracing a track from the yard through the graveyard to the fence.
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Charles N. Hahn
East Third Street
Hahno
King and Jones
Mrs. Hahn
scheme that failed by late railroad trip
Ten young women from the Woman's College visited Hanover Pa to spend time with a classmate. Frustrated by a late Northern Central Railroad train, they devised a plan to extend their visit by turning their watches back half an hour. They returned to Frederick yesterday morning, expressing strong displeasure at the railroad's timeliness.
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Woman's College
Hanover
Lsct
Frederick
Northern Central Railroad
Snd
Ghoral Society Elects Officers After First Meeting
The Pinal Choral Society held its first business meeting in College Hall last night. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were read and approved. An annual election named President O C Warehime, Vice President O Will Fout, Secretary Markey, Treasurer J Heteley Keller, and Conductor Maurice J Beckwith. The society adjourned to the conservatory for a reception in honor of the conductor.
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Choral Society
College Hall
O. C. Warehime
O. Will Fout
Markey
J. Heteley Keller
Maurice J. Beckwith
Diehl
Conservatory
Backwith
Brunswick Train Schedule Change Lets Daytime Frederick Departures Reach Home
Branewick reports a change in the B and O Railroad schedule. The train from Frederick at 4 10 p m will now run to Washington Junction and Brunswick, instead of stopping only at Washington Junction. This allows Brunswick residents to return home earlier in the afternoon, no longer waiting until 6 20 p m.
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Branawick
Frederick
Washington Junction
Brunswick
Washington
Baltimore
Retorn
Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
German Baptist Brethren Conference to Meet in Bellefontaine
The annual German Baptist Brethren conference opens in Bellefontaine Ohio on Saturday May 30 and runs for a week Elder B A Branner from near Frederick will represent the church in the city Dr P D Fabrney of Bellefontaine Mr and Mrs John T Gaver of Bighland and Mr and Mrs Summers of Yellow Springs will attend the gathering.
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Devkerd Connie
Bellefontaine
Ohio
B. A. Branner
Frederick
P. D. Fabrney
John T. Gaver
Bighland
Summers
Yellow Springs
Preaching In The Open Air At Park Betel Corner
Evangelist A H Keerner draws large crowd in Park Hotel area. He says he began his ministry three years ago and has since visited many cities. He plans to preach at Park Betel Corner tonight.
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A. H. Keerner
Torning Tates
Park Hotel
Mr. Keerner
Park Betel Corser
Exciting Maryland School vs Adamstown Baseball Game
A large crowd at the Maryland school grounds witnessed a lively Saturday baseball game against a strong Adamstown team. Local battery Benson and Leitch opposed by Bready and Moore of Franklin and Marshall College. The opening play saw Soroit hit Benson’s first delivery to left for a three-run shot. Umpires GLPPOLOOF COLTS OO LOLI.
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Maryland
Adamstown
Benson
Baseball clash ends with batters struck by errant pitch
In the ninth inning with the score 7 4 visiting Maryland School players claimed favoritism for the visitors. Leitch was struck by a drop pitch from Berson and collapsed on the plate, later carried off. Creager replaced Leitch as Sponseller moved to first. A confusion at the plate over pitch counts due to the umpire miscounting left the game unresolved.
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Maryland
Leitch
Berson
Creager
Sponseller
Banson
8 to 7 Baseball Game Ends in Crowd Reaction
Benson’s arm faltered on drop work and Creager replaced him after allowing a first baser. Creager, not a pitcher, faced a belting by Adamstown as Sponseller’s errors aided six fans match. Lineup lists multiple players by surname with positions and substitutes.
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Benson
Creager
Sponseller
Adamstown
B. Scarff
F. Scarf
Nichole
Edward
Renneberg
Micheal
Thoma
C F
Moore
Bready
Mulligan
M.S. D
Zimmermss
Large Barn Destroyed by Fire Near Dickercoo
Norman Wooten farmer two miles from Dickercoo Montgomery county saw his large modern bank style barn burn Sunday morning. The blaze destroyed the tin contents many machines hay corn and implements with insured loss over 4000. Fire was found shortly after midnight and workers on the farm contained the spread. a second blaze occurred Thursday at the same barn. Also notices: Elizabeth McDannell Express School commence June 1 2 at the Opera House Katherine Eisenbauer Expression School commence June 16 Opera House. Martyland School for the Deaf closes June 17. Board of Directors social meeting set for June 9.
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Norman Wooten
Dickercoo
Montgomery County
Elizabeth McDannell
School of Expresson
Katherine Eisenbauer
School of Expression
Martyland School For the Deaf
Sorial
Local Society Notes: Strawberry Festival and Stage Festivities
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y M C A hosts a strawbery festival in Japier Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Borderland, a drama, will be presented Thursday evening by the Frederick Dramatic Association at the Opera House. The women of the Woman's College present The Japanese Girl, an operetta, at the Opera House on Friday evening.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Japier Hall
Local prices and society meeting at Middletown
The Local Mart lists Western Milling weather quotes with prices for Gora and wheat. The Ladies Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans plans a 3 o'clock meeting tonight to arrange memorial exercises in Middletown on June 1.
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Eestern Milling & Export Company
Gora
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans
Middletown
Costs for county schools seek 985,318.50 budget
County Board of School Commissioners led by President Samuel Dutrow proposes an 85,319.50 year cost estimate for public schools from Aug 4, 1904 to July 31, 1905. The plan requests a 51,000 appropriation and lists new schoolhouses at multiple points including Sugar Loaf and Bell's Chapel.
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Samuel Dutrow
E. L. Boblitz
Board of County School Commissioners
Board of County Commssioners
Free
Board of County Commissioners
Doub's
South Frederick
Sugar Loaf
Bell’s Chapel
Libertytown
Bartholows
Brucawick W. E
Brooswick
Union
Graceham
Johnsville
Mountaindale
Social Life Highlights May Family Reunion and Local Events
A May 14 family reunion at Mrs. Samuel Burall of Union Bridge honored her 74th birthday with a noon banquet and afternoon refreshments. Attendees included nine children, fourteen grandchildren, and several relatives from nearby towns. Separate notices mention Master Gerald Rosenour hosting a small party with roses and carnations decorations, a Stanley automobile tour to Antietam Battlefield with stops at Sharpsburg, and Dr H P Peterman planning a Europe trip visiting eye and medical centers in London Paris Vienna and Berlin with return in August.
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Samuel Burall
Union Bridge
New London
Noshsum
J. &. Schreeve
Westminster
H. O. Borall
M.S. Swemerly
Tramaville
J. F. Kelley
Monrovia
John Lease
Linganore
Frank Secrist
Frederick
Miseee
Anna
Olemmie
Howe
Borall
Elizabeth Devilbien
Sarah Ohler
Emmitaborg
J. M. Barail
New Market
Tomobile Tour
Nosh E. Cramer
Lewis Wilhide
Bie Automobile
Stanley
Antietam
Braddock
Middletown
Bolivar
Boonsboro
Keedysville
National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Bloody Lave
Observatory
Europe
Peterman
Weat
Franklin Street
Baltimore
New York
London
Parto
Vienna
Berlin
News of the Cuerches and Local Delegates Meet
News notes from the Cuerches report on the O H prayer meeting at Backes town church with convention updates. Carrie Nicodemus and Maud O Thayer elected delegates to the Ewvi teburg C E Convention on May 20 21. A Local Temperance Legion serial entertainment is offered tonight with free admission. Agnes Krice named organist at St Paula church Baltimore Md. Reno S Harp, delegate from Francis Scott Key Council, attends Maryland Funeral Benefit Department in Baltimore and will report at the next council meeting.
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O. H
Serice
Backesatown
O. B
Washington
Carrie Nicodemus
Mias Maud O. Thayer
Ewwiteburg C. E
Temperance Legion
Agnes Krice
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
St. Paula Church
Frederick
Reno
Harp
Francis Scott Key Council
Maryland
the Mechanics Today
Tomorow
Grace Reformed to host Strawberry Festival in Kemp Hall
Grace Reformed church radio program announces a strawberry festival to be held at Kemp Hall on May 26 27 and 28 These spring nights feature fresh strawberries and a local event lineup including a city hotel and a land themed feature with a hard boiled offering for attendees.
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Radio of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Baltimore business ledger notes from 1903 easing funds
Frederick Maryland bank cash report shows redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and 4 percent of circulation. It lists total assets liabilities including capital stock undivided profits and various due to banks and trust companies. The statement is sworn by cashier G Z Zimmerman before N P J Travers Thomas on April 10 1903, with directors listed.
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U.S
Surniva
State of
Maryland
Frederick
We. G. Simmenstan
Canhier
Thanbore
G. Zimmerman
Cashler
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Hefauwer
James E. Walker
J.D. Baker
Silk and fashion discounts offer bold, wide array
Uncrisp ad copy details silk yard prices and patterns. It promotes Moulard Silk at reduced rates, belts, lace and ribbons, new collars, and summer accessories. Also highlights sporting goods and hammocks, plus local notices, prices for groceries, theater listings, and a Baltimore & Ohio excursion. Local business ads mix with community notices and event promotions.
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Dorn
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Kant
Fume
Yena
Israeli Putnam
Brooklyn
Conn
Justus Gartlett
New lLigimpshire
John Franklin
Cromb
Rg Land
Arctic Ocean
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Hrate Field
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Titl & P. M
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W. L. Moors
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Mem
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Nein & Wertheimer
the Weekly News
Asant
Ghoral Society
Pinal
Branewick
Seboa Coyee
Guy P. Bready
Harry Benson
Gerald Rosenour
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News OF the Cuerches
Gri
Ceevzens
National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Duna of Business
Resources
Joan Hendrickson
LE Eibk
Maton
Watate
Biddeus Jurvaicnson
Hull & Reich
ULL & Reich
Ibanugle & Wallaman
Ismorlo & Wararmean
N. Market Street
Wellington
Hull & Reion
Tabard Inn
North Market Street
Mildachy
Clinton E. Main
George
Ropock & Vo
AIN Bulletin
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Mabees Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Emily Rose
Oeck
Milnet
Weatera
Hays Clover
Timothy
Grair
Corser E
Ati Saintes and
Carrell
Credit
B. & O. de Pot
Aholf
J. Wa. Dray
U. A.M
Council Chamber
Clinton
Ee. N. Marae
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Orpen
Consci
Kloster
Lidie’s
F. B. Sappington
Free Land
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John F.yinger
Dr. M. Lambert
LW. Allergh
Horace Walker
L. E. Mullinix
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Brussels
Columbia
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H. B. Peterman
Franklin Streat
Ferrember
T* H. E. Smith
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Nioodemus
Dentibt
Garnerh
WM. G. Boteler
Noah E. Cramer
B. Cramer
Morteages
Pearl
Rocks
Molesworth
Ach Dealers
Ee &Tacto Farms
Daysville
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