Notable Local Names Gather Over Weekend
Wh etrea tied mt Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go lists residents and visitors across Frederick area towns. Names from Woodsboro Emmlaburg Walkersville New Windsor Washington and Baltimore appear, with mentions of social calls, college engagements, and family visits. Local figures including former mayors, professors and students are noted in brief entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wm. E. Hoffman
Woodsboro
R. Vincent Solbold
Emmlaburg
R. Wim. N. Todd
Walkersville
Walter Carmnmerman and Daisy In Thomas announce wedding
The marriage of Mr Walter Camvn mmerman to Miss Daisy In Thomas was announced to take place at the Reformed church in Walkersville on Wednesday November 16 at 1:50 p.m. No cards. Also notes about relief from indigestion and stomach weakness with Fowlera mayonnaise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Camvnmmerman
Daisy
Thomas
Walkereville Wermeeday
Jobie H. Thomas
Oscar He Keaton
Witantlien
Wress Kato
Italtiern
Election Tomorrow in Frederick City Precincts
Voters will mark ballots at four Frederick precincts with Republican Democratic and Prohibition tickets listed. Polls open in the morning and close at dusk. Instructions explain how to mark the ballot and how to cut tickets. A constitutional amendment on Baltimore judges salaries is also on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begla
Frederick
Vrecinet
Patrick Street
South Market Strout
Court House
North Market
Sspghuition
James Seann
Treasury
Phineas F. Ball
Finley Co. Hendrickson
Peter
Robert L. Simmond
House of Delegates
E. Marshall Gilbert
Bentjamin G. Danner
William GL. Pordam
Daniel EB
Rumeburg
Jesse RK. Wilson
Beni’ Sail x. Mwdebrasd
Ceo
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Re- Publicag
Democratic State Central
Supreme Band
Maidan
Perrone
Noerkedt
Almpleat
Flyaine Caropaign Mertings
War time Democratic meetings and banking holiday observed
A chaotic Maryland style report details bands and crowds escorting speakers to a town hall event led by Colonel Pesrie and Mr Smith. Attendees heard political addresses before a July-like crowd dispersed amid a town hall gathering and a banking holiday with posted schedules and closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bana
Laws
Vengustite
Mtr
Maulsby
H. Dorsey Eteluson
Rotrtack
A. Shomer
Ant James
Thorat
Park Alilia
Mbessrs
Atred Hitter
John Wood
Brederick
Aviv
AM Banka
Easton Honors Lieutenant W. Pitt Scott With Manila Sword
The people of Easton Pennsylvania present a sparkling gold mounted sword to Lieutenant W Pitt Scott a signal officer on the Olympia after Manila Bay actions. The blade bears an inscription commemorating Manila and Scott's service. A civic reception was held in New York and Easton including a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria and a military parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manton
Pennsylvania
Wong
We. South
Tiffany & Co
New York
Manila
Easton
W. Pitt Scott
Olympia
Dewey
Hay
Pad Dator
Bia
Vitfany Te Ua
United States
Venusylvanis
Ligutenant Boott
Neptane
Mno
Zacawead
Boatyn W. Pitt
Cotta
Yorktown
Jaton
U.S
Discharges Is Bankruptcy and Market Quotation Notes
Fragmented notes report discharges in bankruptcy for We Awin Frederick N Colfer, an employee of the Taltimora and Ohio Railroad at Bronawick. Included are market quotations for corn wheat and other commodities, plus a brief personal item about Judge Matter’s son recovering from a broken collarbone. An advertisement promotes a fig syrup product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Awin
Frederick N. Colfer
Taltimora and Ohio Railroad
Bronawick
Wotomac
Barre
Pricgs
Photographic Swindle Exposed In Carrell County Case
Fraudulent picture agents fleeced residents of Carrell County by posing as Breach Art Company representatives from Baltimore. They collected 24 percent advances to order enlarged portraits, then kept or mislaid frames and demanded more payment. About 2000 to 2900 dollars were taken from numerous households. some victims received no frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell Puanty
Poyhet
Gwenen
Canondog
Breach Art Company
Bvllimore
Tate
Fred Uty
Vance
Yeynent
de Hendenmad
Langer
Ala Paldt
Mt da
Frederick County
Tamana
Campaigs
Dinan Andravor
D.C. Winebraner
Chariton Wines
Raltinors
Mr. Wincebrewer
Orhara
Mme Relgions
Frederick Courty
Drroapocthva Af Ratigions
Flower Show Opens At East Patrick Street In Frederick
Bright Prompts and general intercast discuss the upcoming election and local happenings. Eckenrode sells the Buffington farm at Croceville for 35000 to Luther and Edwin Sharelly, with a subsequent purchase in Taneytown. Advertised letters list remains for pickup at the Frederick City post office with two weeks to claim before being sent to the dead letter office. The Flower Show at East Patrick Street prepares with evergreen trim, autumn leaves, electric lights, and music each evening as judges finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atom Garteners
Planta
T. LH. Eckenrode
Buffington
Croceville
Luthor
Edwin Sharelly
Mr. Eckenrode
Taneytownh
Frederick City
Inn
Wehard Allen
Ham
A. Kowle
Eure
W. Oliigan
C. Iy. Gates
Kamunl Dabnaon
Emt
Pod
Dinonghs
New
Danni
A. H. Rogers
Kina Summers
A. Shawern
Ales
Rinith
Thotupeun
Mpangler Wels
Pte
We Weate
Steir Yowell
Dtr
Amtnneman
He K. Faeptal
Webree
Mte
AL AL Aaghiubangh
Mina Angabonles Cramer
Micx
Kleay Wolland
Mixy Hloaste Limerts
Ptinn
Minnla Nestor Martha Moutteley
Mira
Sisar
Patrick Street
Kinka
Maryland Collegiate Institute Opens At Union Bridge
The Maryland Collegiate Institute, run by the German Baptist Church, opened at Union Bridge on Wednesday November 1 with 24 students enrolled. Principal W. O. Wine and President William A. Roop led the event as locals expressed hopes for the new school. A church sale and supper at Kemp Hall November 7 will fund the building, with music nightly and admission paid to support Gracy Reformed church funds. An optical event in Janson and Frederick City offers eye examinations, while the Romeetlo Halling Anacelation details weekly dues and loan terms for shareholders seeking home ownership through the local building association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoul
Maryland Collegiate Institute
German Baptist Church
Union Bridge
Wadursday
Willian A. Roop
W. OM. Wine
Maki
Sowing Society
Banday School of Gracy Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Briann Denntian
Romeetlo Halling Anacelation
Serson
Talon
Jena
Aaven Seara
Antihareholders
FB. OR. Sappington
James BK. Walker
Wilbur WH. Deiwall
Frank, Norwrest
Court Denies Allegations in Circular Mailer
A Frederick County circular accuses rival candidate of religious prejudice and fraud. Jacob Rohrback denies the claims, notes the letters were mailed from Baltimore, and challenges proof. The piece also promotes Velvets and carpets, advertising prices and a local showroom.
Local Target and City Carper Tale Revealed in 160 Talephome
A readable fragment notes a target and a carper tale in Talephome 160, with references to L. HH Motnro and Onis Reekstre. The item hints at a local urban lore feature and a reported event in a city setting, mentioning names and a numeric tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Targeat
Onis Reekstre
Talephome
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Cher
Chath
Stewart
Spain
Rhhig
Cate Me
Staten
Tos
Gelert Mantertow
Neti
Artiet Wits
Bea
Tenny
Corune
Vandertett
Searles
Yonene
Wasutyatos
Petal
J —Peer
Mote
Weather Bureau
George Wiles
Winobrener
Vaud
Chuck St
Sapper
Grace
Church
Highbarger
Cline
Svete
Simmona
Miro
Carty
Walter Getty
New Windsor
Roacco
White
East Fourth
Geo. M. Grayson
Washington
Third Steed
Isi
Charlan F. Kroh
Dan Edith M. Thomas
Buckeys
Lura Aver
East Fourth Street
James H. Gambrill
Colorado Springa
David S. Rice
Atrest
Walkeraville
T. Stanley Young
Merly
Thia City
John RK. Young
Lewis H. Moberly
Waehing
X. Hayes Brown
Iares
Bahmoman College
Whilana
Linganors Hills
J. Merideth Smith
Georgetown Univerls
F. F. Smith
Enat
Street
Holman D. Baker
Bantuoss College
Apentarday
Bandar
Hia Paroota
Joseph D. Baker
Enat Orch
Robert 3. Tyson
Hahnemany College
Dadelphia
Snd
Mra. Jacobson
Kaat Church Street
Finksburg
Michigan Furnithura Company
Garrett County
Max Klotz
Ivy Connell
Hagerstown
Injarda
Rof. W. W
Kenthan
AU Patroip
Griffith
Gland
Aymenkal
Revunligan
Lloyd Lowndes
Phillips L. Goldsborough
John von Findlay
David A. Wingbrewer
House of Delegate
Arthur =Willard
Roscoe Sweidner
Jaward Latz
Lorenza
Gardner Poil
John P. Mathias
Calvin B. Anders
Laiwis J. Bowlus
Cilout HL. Worthington
The
Orphane’ Court
Russell E. Lighter
Gowen Blanchard Philpot
Roger M. Neighbors
Alexander
Ramaburg
Anais Yor County
Dures
Troxell
Jaane DE OR
Fet Grateris
Middletown
Myeravilla
George A. Pears
William ©. Smith
Balthmore Cite
Focal Mart
J. E.W. Hargett
Lorge Matter
Judge Matter
Tickineon Seminary
Shementres
California Fig Syrup Co
Carrell County
Uriee Uts
Elisa
Winemuesen
I. Rake
Saka Optical Company
Bovénthatrect
City Hotel
Treaday
Acard
Puede
John Hendrickson
Mir
Stan
Dodeatey Tusay
VHP
Weath SU
Sante
Ume
Tibelo
Breger i
Distt LY
WACOM
Vihar
Posuhy
Yuki
Dad Geran
Beng
Matstoys
Vluves
Wea
Mr. Whiteline
Tibbs
Laborde Mien
Nod County
Wiles
Starke Marverie
Penna
Shoreby
Maglio Syluares
Fiat
Af Jon Heexpricheson
Stati of
Maryland
Peared
Cvorgiy W
Gil Meeds
Tira
MG Rae
Jacob Rohrback
D.C
Wisiniesta
Jaron Rowantacn
WG Kader Tora Ladien
Td Tania
Ce Che
L. B. Mulling
Neidig & Miller
Rederick
DSK
Heslery
Ike Chen
Careeta
Wien
Sonkwears
Soo Neidig & Miller
OMNI
Oman
Stanoe Et
Clinton BE
Nour
Clinton K. Main
Ammauint
O. Bototer
Dindasun
N. Markat Street
Alor
Ceresville Flour
Warten
Cuyee
Ets
R . Suriner
F. B. ‘Sappington
Coffen
Uan
Corrants
Raleine
Coconenta
Paoneaylvania Sholitark
Hom Ing Ands County
Sappington'h
N. Market St
Rodcoe
St. Mary's
Rodock
A. T. Rige & Sons
ALT, Bux & Sons
Kunemag Nectone
Peo
Wo S. Market HT. Predevick, MD
Mamie Aviece
Sraus
NIE Railing Groorry Ca
J. Holsely Fetter
Hele Vick
Gand
Randy
Willard
Bullee
Patrick
Smmitsburg, MD
Fiatdierert
Sisters of Charity
Scientifie
Muale
Atram
Sivet
Terra Pith
Mioodemub
Mankat Serna
Alfred Nitter
Mit
Chaslio PF. Itt
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