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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
5
The page lists scattered names and biographical phrases including references to birthplaces and dates, along with scattered mentions of figures and events. The legible items mention Waccamaw, 1810, 1993, and 1905 with partial attributions to individuals and a cryptic note about a satellite and planet.
Fragmentary items include references to a tailor sale supper dance and Casino events. Mentions Miss Ritchie Card of Pitchooke and names Sauer Kraut H Ramsburg Braddock Lenton Party Bargain. City Opera House advertises children’s doll boa and other items.
Purely personal notes list Mr Emory bs Oobienta in Baltimore on business and Mrs Ellie Disher visiting Waahi relatives. C Harry Webster and Lewis Lambright appear in city listings. Other names include Margaret Carty Market Street and Charles Cromwell visiting Washington DC while Reedle family returns.
Rockville lawyer J. Alby Henderson, House of Delegates member from Montgomery County, says he will introduce a bill in the next General Assembly to submit a new suffrage amendment aimed at excluding Black voters. He claims broad county support and seeks white electorate expansion.
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company confirms a merger with the Broderick County line. Dudley Page will remain superintendent as the new board integrates both exchanges. Subscribers will gain cross-connection, with county directories and improved Bell toll-line access nationwide.
A lamp exploded yesterday evening at Mrs. George Yinger's West Fifth Street home. The lamp toppled onto the floor igniting matting and oil cloth, burning significantly. Miss Mollie Yinger rendered unconscious in the yard before firefighters extinguished the blaze. Walls suffered smoke damage. fire was insured.
A petition to withdraw an ordinary liquor license application at Matters Md was granted this morning by Judge John C Motter after payment of costs. The case, set for hearing, featured Samus A Lewis for the petitioner and George Youre II for the Anti-Saloon League.
A large barn about 60 feet square burned on the old Daziel Byre owned by J W Moria near Washington. The blaze destroyed wheat, fodder, two calves and cattle feed valued around 1800, with total loss estimated at 18 dollars.
Rumors circulate that Roosevelt has been shot while traveling in Africa. The report cites British and colonial officials and Washington sources, with no confirmation from confirmed authorities.
The canvassers met yesterday afternoon to tally votes and prepare official returns. The board included Hunn, secretary Dolt, and Stork, with Beee Ted Beouset presiding, as volunteers gathered in Potarsville and Frederick districts noting 34 percent Prohibition in Frederick district.
The Chippéwa Tribe No. 19 hosted a reception for Mr Heory Bennett and his bride after a tribal meeting. Sachem Brown and committee chair H Dorney Etchison presided, with tribemates offering remarks and best wishes. Guests enjoyed coffee chicken salad tea sandwiches and ice, in a warm, celebratory atmosphere.
A celebrated play adaptation from Meredith Nicholson's novel will debut at the City Opera House next Thursday night. Led by William Webb with Hortense Glenden and Marion Deveraux, the company features Waldemar Burkhardt Wayne Cepphal Wayne Lyter and others in the cast.
Hunters from Madison Street and Wash ington conducted trips on Bruchie farm near Adams town. They reported bagging a number of birds and rabbits. James Bowers, William Rambourg, Mears, John Hanes, and Edward Schell claimed 18 rabbits and 8 birds. William O Kolb Jerry Eader Guy and Carl Albabaugh recovered three large fontieths of what was described as venison.
A Wednesday wedding at Locust Grove near Unionville joined Miss Clara Gaither Norris and Mr Jacob Fitesimmong of Germantown Md. The ceremony in the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Le, with Rev Father Kavanaugh officiating, followed by a reception. The couple departed for Germantown aboard the 4 oclock B and C Wraip.
Fire damaged text notes the sale of a farm near Thurmont containing 13 acres. Harry G. Tritapod real estate and insurance agent reports the property moved to Clarence C. Bowers of Lewistown, purchased from Mr Jonas V. Bucomers.
Fire wrecks a farm destroying barns and calves. Grain and feed fed into flames, calves perished, and a building suffered extensive damage. Rosenstock Brothers report curtains damaged in their store window at Eat Street.
Koogie through attorney H. Kictler petitioned to annul the marriage to Ausie G. Kooga alleging coercion fear of death and imprisonment. The complaint cites alleged duress and fraud by the defendant and others, seeking dissolution of the marriage and restoration of status.
A small fire at John D. Conard Jr.s Dillavenue home afternoon yesterday started in a overheated pipe in the cellar chimney. Neighbors and firefighters responded and the blaze was extinguished with minor injuries to Mrs Conard who fainted after burning her hand while removing burning carpet.
At the City Opera House on Saturday the feature film The Ixpiation by Biograph will be shown. The drama centers on a wife who bears guilt she never incurred, with a hopeful, moral ending and a strong emphasis on romantic sentiment and artistic quality.
The article notes repairs ongoing at the Cumberland boat yard with work expected to continue through the winter, keeping operations steady despite the season.
Local transit note announces a revised schedule on the Western Railway for Sunday services starting November 1908. Suburban trains run Frederick to Way Stations at 1.20 pm with connections, early evening patterns adjusted to accommodate the new timetable.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals such as Baker H J Baker and Duvall Anat Oadhler in a garbled note. The piece reads like a clipped community diary or notice with scattered names and abbreviations, lacking clear event or date context.
Directors listed include Gro, Wa, Surra, Tupa and others. On November 1900 the bank announces raising its interest rate to four and four ninths percent on all deposit types, with changes applying under existing contracts and no need for depositors to present their books. New deposits of the same class will also earn the 4% rate.
Local item list thanks to neighbors for aiding a house fire at Conard Jr Avenue and various community notices. Includes announcements of a charity sale at Grace Reformed church, St Marys Guild bake sale, football plans at Frederick High, and St Marys Epilepal Guild event details with dates and times.
Advertises a wide range of coats for children and babies with prices from $2.26 to $7.50 and various fabrics. Mentions new cravennetted coats, knit garments, and bundled selections for boys and girls. Also promotes daily arrivals of dresses, fabrics, and underthings with emphasis on value and inspection at the Bryntt store.
A fragmented notice lists sales and auctions from Allen G. Quinn & Co and others for a Fifth Anniversary event, featuring gas heaters and incandescent bulbs. It mentions a benefit for Fre Frederick Gi City Hospital at Woman's College Hall with various items, prices, and dates in November and October.
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