Fragmentary Note on Naval Figure and Events
An incomplete OCR passage references Admiral William Sidney Smith, a noted officer linked to Napoleonic history, and hints at St Jean d Acre. It mentions a character “Henry Thonme Buckhe” and scattered names, dates, and places, with unclear connections and garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sidney Smith
St Jean D'Acre
Danniseie
Henry
Marie Durnad
Sueh Flue Thavers
Docsie Bare
Nosehaa Paltay
Port Arethar
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A quirky column lists food notes with cherry pie and strawberry shortcake on the menu. It jokes about income and ready money and portrays a playful exchange between Pa and son about critics and authors. It ends with a mock note on Swiss school copies of Wilhelm Tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer—Paps
Profeasor Broadhead
Funeral Notices Highlight Local Community Figures
Funeral notices from New Market and Thurmont memorialize Mrs. Mary E Balthis widow of Rev M G Balthis of the Baltimore Conference M E Church South, with rites led by Rev W E Miller and others. Interment followed at New Market cemetery. Also noted are services for John Ames Jr, local lodge Masons, and Memorial Day events in Thurmont. a health ad on deafness remedies closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Balthis
M.G Balthis
Baltimore
M. E. Sharch
South
New Market
Trinity Abaroh
W. E. Miller
Linganere Gironit
M. EB. Church
J. G. Hill
W. R. Hardesty
Ar. Bond
Nile
R Husband
Margaret Wood
New Market Cemetery
Sligesteara
David E. Stem
Arrall County
David Moudderar
Oigaville
J Bartholow
Mesara
Eliana Ramsberg
Daniel T. Ordeman
Tomas H. Haller
Wilbur H. Duvalland
Ira J. McQurdy
Steiner Schley
Amoges
Ox Fibre Works
J. Ames
B.& O BR. BR
Troy
N. Y
Tomorn
Wo. H. B. Etchteen
Neval
Thurmont
Greed Army
Hcasion
John R. King
F. R. Bayley
Reno Council
Creagerstown
Fire destroys Wm. 8. Ray store at Pearl
A large general merchandise establishment owned by Wm. 8. Ray at Pearl burned to the ground between midnight and 6 am. Fire origin was a mystery. Mrs. Ray first noticed smoke. The Junior Fire Company extinguished the blaze, drawing water from Long Branch. Loss estimated around 15 000 dollars, partly insured. iron safe removed at 3 am with books and papers damaged. Debris cleanup began later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Pearl
G. Thomas & Ben
Hound Dead in Bed Nimrod Kolb Victim of Apoplexy
Nimrod Owen Kolb aged 65 was found dead in his sister Miss Margaret Kolb's South Market street home this morning around 9 o'clock. Doctor W A Long attributed death to apoplexy and an inquest was deemed unnecessary. He had seven surviving children and had served as a Civil War sutler. He lived in Araby and funeral plans were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrod Owen Kolb
Margaret Kolb
South Market Street
Kolb
W. A. Long
O. H Hokatein
Long
Koltig
Asven
John W
Bronawick
County
James A
Louisville
Charles
James
Mary B
Rose
Baltimore
Gee. O'Brien
Araby
Frost Sours Strawberry Crops in Garrett County
Frost hits strawberry fields in Garrett County causing heavy losses. Multiple incidents and medical crises are noted including illnesses in Montgomery and Baltimore counties, a suicide by carbolic acid, a political convention in Queen Annes County, a sale of Milbourne Bramble & Co property, and several accidents near Golts and Clarksburg with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett County
John H. Gassaway
Germantown
Montgomery County
Annie M. Gayne
Ridgewood Avenue
Baltimore
Democrats
Queen Annes County
Centerville
Counisy House
Milbourne
Bramble &Co
East Cambridge
Lt. Phillips & Bros
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railroad Company
Cliff City
O. J. Moat
Clarksburg
Washington
George
Lovia Ford
Wilson Cochran
Golts
Kent County
Pushing Trolley Project Discussed in Liberty Town
A meeting of residents and investors discussed a Woobington LeGore and Gettysburg Electric Railway through Liberty town. James W. LeGore led planning with Henry Boyle as chair and D M Devilkis as secretary. prayers and remarks followed. Subscriptions opened, with nearly $10,000 raised among attendees including S M Stancliff James W LeGore and W B Stambaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woobington, LeGore and Gettysburg
James W. LeGore
Libertytown
Liberty Town
Air
Henry Boyla
D. M. Devilkias
Johnaville
J. Kavanaugh
F. L. Stoner
Frederick Bar
F. H. Sidwell
Johnsville
M. Stancliff
Philadelphia
LeGore
W. B. Stambaugh
Woodsboro
Woman's College arts figures host informal class gathering
Classes Entertainer Miss Minor of the Woman's College faculty entertained History of Art students informally at the college on Wednesday evening. Miss Edea Houck hosted a luncheon at her West Patrick home for the senior art department class yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor
Woman's College
Edea Houck
The
West Patrick
Republican Primaries Set for June County Convention Nominees
Republican primaries to elect delegates for the county convention tomorrow, meeting Saturday June 3 to nominate candidates for county offices. Mrs Charles W Zimmerman, operated on at Frederick City Hospital, is reported to be doing very well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Zimmerman
Frederick City Hospital
Russian Fleet Reported Off Woosung Coast
Special dispatch from Woosung dated May 26 notes the Russian fleet present at the Chinese coast near the Woosung river mouth, six miles north of Shanghai. The report describes strategic positioning along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woosung
Woosunng Is
Woosung River
Shanghai
Strikers Clash With Police in Lumber District
Four hundred lumber district strikers attacked forty palliamen as they charged with drawn revolvers. No fatalities are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outcaco
Baron Alphonso Rothschild Dead
Special Dispatch reports Baron Alphonso Rothschild has died in Paris on May 26. The announcement notes his death and records the prominent Rothschild lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Rothschild
Paris
Baron Alphonso Rothschild
Property Transfers in India and Western China Customs
A missionary report from Szsohuen Province details legal aspects of property transfers in Western China and India. Deeds must precisely describe boundaries contents wells trees and buildings with cross signatures and stamp taxes. redemption rights and official stamping secure city and country property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tibet
Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
West China
Szsohuen
Shanghai
New York
Chungking
New York City
Obion
Zaohuen
United States
Aelleria At
Leatha
Porter Seeks to Present Pinafore in Hagerstown
Mr John L Porter who directed the local talent presented Pinafore in Hagerstown on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings was in this city yesterday seeking to arrange a production in this city by the Hagerstown cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Porter
Hagerstown
Missionary Mrs Hoy to Speak at Woman's College
Mrs Hoy wife of Dr Wm E Hoy a Reformed missionary to Davns on furlough will address students at 6 80 o'clock in the college hall The meeting is open to the public Mrs Hoy will wear a Chinese costume at the event.
Frederick D A R Chapter Plans Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Frederick Chapter of the D A R is set for Monday afternoon at 3 40 at the regent’s home. Plans will be made for the anticipated visit of Mrs Donald McLean, president general of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A
Frederick
Donald McLean
Hanover Defeats Diamond in Bowling Match in Hanover Pa
The Hanover bowling team defeated the Diamond team of this city in Hanover Pennsylvania last evening by 4 games to 3 in a five game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Divorce Granted in Motter Court
Judge John O Motter grants Marcia E Phebus a divorce from Charles E Phebus with custody of their children awarded to Mrs Phebus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Motter
Marcia E. Phebus
Charles E. Phebus
Samuel Dutrow Dies At 69 After Long Public Service
Samuel Dutrow died today at his home on South Market Street of Brights disease after a month of illness. He was 69 years old, a Frederick native, and a longtime public figure who served on the Board of County School Commissioners from 1885 until his death with only a two year gap, and was at times its president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dutrow
South Market Street
Dotrow
Frederick Paganty
Frederick
Board of County School Commissioners
Local offers note sales events and travel specials in Frederick
An assortment of ads and notices highlights fabric lines at local shops, a Woman's Christian Temperance Union ice cream and strawberry festival on Friday May 20, and travel specials with discounted round trips to Washington and Baltimore. Also listed are hardware sales, gas range promotions, and Confederate Veterans reunion ticket details with travel dates and return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Obriatian Temperance Union
Washington
Baltimore
Bandsy, Jones
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Ospital
Monumental City
Loulaville
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Louiaville
Inouetve
St Loulaville
Death of Local School Official Loyally Serves Community
The late Mr Dutrow served as school commissioner with unusual fidelity and directed in Frederick County Mutual Insurance. He was a member of Evangelical Reformed church and longtime Baoday school superintendent. His wife died earlier. he leaves five children Misaea Ads Fannie Kate Mezars Samuel P and Richard B J Dutrow. Public schools closed this noon in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsc
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick County
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mr. Dutrow
Misaea Ads
Fannie
Kate
Mezars
Samuel P
Richard
J. Dutrow
Deaths: Infant John Travers Thomas Dies After Illness
John Travers Thomas age 1 year 9 months 19 days son of Mr and Mrs J Travers Thomas East Third Street died yesterday afternoon of congestion of the brain after a long illness with whooping cough. Funeral tomorrow at 11 with services at the house and interment at Olivet cemetery. MES CHARITY WEAST widow of Milton Weast Frederick died at Willow Brook aged about 75 paralysis. Survived by sons Hiram Monrovia and John Willow Brook. Funeral Sunday at 2 with service at the house and interment at Mt Olives cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Travers Thomas
J. Travers Thomas
East Third Atreat
Chile
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Trained Nurses and Commencement Preparations
Trained nurses Miss Mollie Smith of Libertytown and Miss Lila Simpson of the county completed training at Emergency Hospital Washington DC and Johns Hopkins Baltimore respectively. A scholarship went to Miss Helen Landera of Thurmont in her junior year. Commencement mood shown by Thomas E Kamp dry goods window display as graduates in cap and gown. Harry A Moktanick of Eyter's Valley and Jacob Stitely Sr of Tharmont were committed to Monte Vos Hospital by Justice Jones for lack of visible means of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Mollie Smith
Libertytown
Washington, D. C
Mise Lila Simpson
Johna Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Halen Landera
Thurmont
Thomas Ekamp
Fang
Montevuc
Harry A. MoKtanick
Eyter's Valley
Jacob Stitely
Tharmont
Montevos Hospital
Justice Jones
Purely Personal. Local Notables And Visitors
Flemsant Faragraphe notes social movements as Mr and Mrs A A Lough visit their son in Philadelphia. Mr Keefer Tome of Washington D C returns home after visiting. Master Earl Smith returns from Washington Grove visit. Mr Louis Kreh of Madison Avenue fell fifteen feet from a wall at the old McMurray canning factory and suffered a painful side injury. Dr W A Long says the injury is painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemsant
A. A. Lough
Philadelphia
Keefer
Tome
Washington
Second Street
Earl Smith
George BE. Smith
Louis Kreh
Madison Avenue
McMurray Canning Factory
W. A. Long
Van Wyck Attacks Parkhurst On New York Defamation
Ex mayor Van Wyck lashes out at Rev Dr Parkhurst after Parkhurst blamed cities including New York for being rotten. Van Wyck defends New York as the grandest city and promises a sharp reply upon Parkhurst’s return from Europe. Lafayette Scores Railway Lobby Politically
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Wyeh
Europe
Charles Mr. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Philadelphia
United States
van Wyck
Dr. Parkhurst
Frederick Building Association issues Series No 11 dues and loan details
An 1905 notice announces the Frederick Building Association will issue a book for Series No 11 with dues of 25 cents per week per share and an entrance fee of 10 cents. It explains shares worth 100 dollars at majority and a loan cost of 1.16 dollars per 100 per year. It includes an example loan and lists officers and solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
Thie Association
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the Daily News
Bede
Samuel Pepys
Ufe
Boland
Joseph Hardyn
Till & P. M
Maryland
NWN
L. Moora
Vienna Waters
Peter's Chocolate
National Bank
Hershberger
Dorahberger
Cramer & Stanifer -Neldig & Miller
Rodeck & Co
B.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dragatate
Ake Hail’s
Rrerive
Ray’s
Haey
Nimrod Kolb
the State
Dventa
Tax News
India
Citizens’ National Bank
4Sohn Hendrickson
Terials
Fall Dreas
John Hendrickson
Nmpia & Miller
Vals
Angiesle
Panan
Entele
Mechlin
Stu
PAL Na
al Tat Ste
Neidig & Mille
School of Elocution
McDanoel
Olsy Operas House
Yeakle'a
Athletic
Western Maryland College- Maryland School
North Market Street
de. H G. Raper
Bualneas
J. EB. Prick & Co
Frederick Gas & Exvec. Co
Sale Booth
Markes Br
L. E. Mullinix
Winf Roge
Indian Rog Company
Mulliniz
Citizens Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
AN Wyck
Lafayette
Madison
Wis
Lafollette
Senate
Johnson
Hershherger
McCardell
Young
Vienna
Hixrsaurbruer's
McCarper's
Hershreaver's
J. W. Carty
H. Haller
Gao
H. Zimmerman
F. B. Sappington
G. 0. Carty
J. H. Lampe
H. J. D. Hagan
J. W.L. Carty
Harry W. Bowers
Beo
Trons
A.M. Landaner
B. F. Retoh
Atty
Rodock & Co
TEE Big
Mon
Laos
Hamburg Edgtoga
Akiré
Rodooe
Thos. P. Rice
Jonomas P. Rice
406
Norte Market Street
East Fourth Street
Beedbhile County
Cam
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick
A.J. Hichelberger
California
Ootfess
A. J. Kichelberger
N. W
Atock
U.be. Peterman
Gil
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Kevauver
Church Street
U. L. Refauver
Frederick, Ma
EE Eee
Peddiera
Itinerante
Peorla
Essesare
Western MD. College
Maryland School
Summer Goons
Bappirgtorn
City Mall
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