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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

5

In Historys 1860 Lincoln Election Summary

The item notes Lincoln's 1860 presidential victory and McKinley’s electoral tally, plus Bryn’s votes and ballots. It also reports the death of Cuban historian and educator Don Diese Bartos Arana born 1836, and lists astronomical events including sunset and sunrise times.

Abeshant Lincoln McKinley Bryn Don Diese Bartos Arana South America Sauthsea Chile

New Adver Pocketbook for Boy Wanted

Fragmentary ad text mentions a pocketbook item for a boy and several scattered phrases. The readable items include references to a City Opera Hawt Family Theatre, oysters, fried ovens, baseball, chrysanthemum, a Fraternal Order for sale, hosiery and gloves, and Saturday specials. The garbled OCR yields no clear events or outcomes.

City Opera Hawt Family Theatre Fagle Fina

PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM TOWN AND COUNTRYSIDE

Mr Charles A Tucker returns from Baltimore visits. Mr Too McEwen of Ox-Fibre Brush Works travels to Florida on business. Mrs J W Loy on North Market Street invites relatives at Matters and Lore. Miss Mac Shipley visits Washington. Dr R C G Fout of Kemptown visits friends in the city. Mrs M M Catty on extended visit to Washington. Mr W W Offutt of Rockville visiting. Miss Fancie Warfield returns, Miss Janet Turner extends visit to Fairfax County. Mr and Mrs Lowia Koester spend days on farm near Ijamsville. Mrs Elizabeth DeGrange returns after week at Berkeley W Va. Mrs William Bales on West Patrick Street marks quiet birthday. Mr Balva birthday observed Monday. Mr and Mrs N O Cline visit son Alf. Casper E Cline returns to Boston for winter. Miss Fannie E Warfield, niece Miss Isabelle Warfield, and Miss Trene Weiser from York Pa visit Warfield family and return. Mr and Mrs Geo R Dennis relocate from Urbana to West Church Street residence. Mr Dennis to occupy former Wim Wilcoxon law office. Mr and Mrs Augustus Clemm of Utica move here Monday. Clemm has been conducting the Hornet office on West Saint’s Street with a long lease.

Charles A. Tucker Baltimore Too McEwen Florida J. W. Loy North Market Street R. CG. Fout Kemptown Thin City M M. Catty South Market Street Washington W.W. Offutt Rockville Fancie Warfield Janet Turner West Patricktreet Fairfax County Lowia Koester West Patrick Street Ijamsville Elizabeth DeGrange WestPatrick Street Berkeley W. Va William Bales West Patrick Atreet Balva N. O. Cline Alf Casper E. Cline West Third Street Boston Mass Fannie E. Warfield Misa Isabelle Warfield Trene Weiser York J. R. Warfield Mra Geo. R. Dennis Urbana West Church Street Mr. Dennis Wim, Wilcoxon Augustus Clemm Utica Clemm Hornet Weat AN Saints Treet

Social World Raspberry cinch dance given at the Circle

The Circle hosts its annual Teen dance in Muschi easele on Friday evening led by William Boyer Rice and joined by Bernard, Holme, and William Scan. Attendees are expected to dance to a program featuring steps and social routines before a dockside gathering. Ad appears in The News.

Noremco Wiliam Bo

Variance in IMI votes shows Republican lead and Democratic spread

County canvass of the county vote at the courthouse recorded a wide disparity between party electors. The board elected John Hamm as president and Samuel V. Doll as secretary, with Joseph F. Eisenhauer as clerk. Voting totals display Republicans Robt. Towers and Linthicum among high counts, Democrats Ray Adkins Kemp Williams and other names, plus minor party entries and fringe candidates with small tallies.

Board of Eletion Court House John Hamm Samuel V. Doll Secreray Joseph F. Eisenhauer He W. Gaver Guy K. Motier Mr. Eisenhauer Adolphus Fearhake Harry E. Chapline Samuel T. Haffner Apnty Crum Remualicay Democratic Robinson Ray Towers Denny Adkins Brown Kemp Williams Broo Biedler Burgess Linthicum Hellen Bomberger Conley Prohibition Lovering Pastor Kleine Powers Anthony M. Cloggett Norris Tad Warfield Whitelurat Beniley Glaze Grey Feldmeyer Weber Sapplogton Adams v Joseph Bir Congress Pearce Lewis Cuppett Bition Young Ove Gy

Congressional Vote 1908 Official

A report notes the official congressional vote for the 1908 session with tally details and district breakdowns. Names of representatives and party lines appear, reflecting the key political choices of the period.

Waynesboro to Meet YMCA Eleven in Frederick Game

Waynesboro football team visits Frederick to face the YMCA eleven at the new Athletic Park tomorrow afternoon. The locals are in fine shape with no first team injuries and the game is expected to be fast and spirited. Special streetcar service will run at 1 3 15 and 3 30 p m to the park for the match.

Waynesboro Frederick Athletic Park Ball Park J. Landautz FP. Marsh Munshower Edward Thomas W. Storm Amwuel Brown A. Gill Guy Motter D. J. Markey J. Given E. Reitz C. Robinson A. Hendrickson C. Hendrickson

Local Auctions Planned by Sates and Attorney at Law

Sates ree L. M. Bready, auctioneer, will sell hegbek furnitore for D. W. Spring, at ty Ademetown. Renters attorney named in whortgage will sell real estate in Fohns ville, including 16 acres of land, with a weather hoarded dwelling house.

L. M. Bready Hegbek Furnitore D. W. Spring Ty Ademetown Fohnsville

Prohibition party gains, Lugelbrecht comments on campaign

County Prohibition chair Lugelbrecht laments unpaid campaign bills and scarce treasury funds while praising Democratic and Republican aid. He cites the Corrupt Practices Act and promises future planks including stricter enforcement of ordinances and elimination of dead letters, with Magelbrecht planning a mayoral candidacy.

Laem Jacob L. Lugelbrecht Prohibition County Central Committee Iano Clally Daniel J. Young Providence VWS Anti Saloon League Frederick County Prohibition Lampure Magelbrecht PU Les

Big Mountain Fire Threatens Thurmont Area

A mountain fire near Thurmont began yesterday morning two miles west of town, scorching a wide tract. Homes of J W Creager, Mrs Shipley, Samuel Weybright were touched, Adam Kern and William Iior narrowly escaped. High School sent pupils to help fight flames as wind eased, officials hoped for extinguishment today. Nearby New Castle Pennsylvania saw the Bethany Lutheran church dedication with Rev C G Leatherman and Rev J C Nicholas presiding, funds raised totaling 1425 for a building costing 6120, marking a joyous church day.

Thurmont J. W. Creager Charles Shipley Samuel Weybright Adam Kern Wm. Iior Itl Bethany Lutheran Church New Castlo Lyusge Crowde C.G. Leatherman Lewistown J.C. Nicohlas Butler Leatherman C. B. King

Law Grips Charge With Assault in West Sixth Street Incident

George W. Mehrling was arrested yesterday by Constable Lewis I. Carter on a charge of assaulting George K. Brengle on West Sixth Street Tuesday night. He waived a hearing before Justice C. H. Ecketein and posted $100 bail for grand jury action. It is alleged Mehrling fought William Brengle, knocked him down, and struck his father in the left eye, drawing the arrest.

George W. Mehrling Lewis I. Carter George K. Brengle West Sixth Street C. H. Ecketein Mehrling William Brengle Brengle Young Brengle Mr. Brengle

Fractured Man Rescued After Tree Trimming Accident

A craftsman named Mosheim Metzger near oy suffered a limb fracture while trimming trees in his meadow last week. Unable to walk he crawled across a chest field in severe pain until found by Om Upton Shepley, who helped summon aid. Dr. Drowning arrived and treated Metzger's injuries.

Mosheim Metzger Atom Upton Shepley Metsger

Mr Poole's Barn Burns in Pooleaville Fire

A large modern barn owned by Walter Wepae of Pooleaville burned, saving a few horses and cows. The structure held grain hay and farm machinery. Total loss estimated at 3500 dollars with some insurance.

Poole Wallace Wepae Pooleaville

Enlarge Western Maryland Shops with New Brickwork Plan

Western Maryland Railroad shops in Hagerstown will gain additional brickwork after a city plan to expand repairs. Officials say the project, funded for all repair work, will enhance the maintenance facilities and support ongoing operations at Hagere yesterday.

Tramp Burned Alive in Box Car Fire Near Frederick Junction

A man believed to be a tramp died in a fire that consumed a box car on a Baltimore and Ohio siding west of Frederick Junction. The body was almost completely burned and could not be identified. Coroner Suathe C. Eckstein viewed the remains. an inquest was deemed unnecessary, and burial was arranged on Col. Charles E. Trall’s farm. Hay in the car suggested the victim was smoking while sleeping when the fire started.

Baltimore and Ohio Frederick Junction Frederick Raines Justice Eckstein Summens Charles E. Trall Saleep

Kefauver Keck Marriage in Middletown and New Jersey

Hubert Kefauver of Brooklyn and Marie Keck of Brooklyn were married on Wednesday October 28. The couple will visit Kefauver's parents in Middletown before settling in Lyndhurst New Jersey. Also noted is the marriage of Joshua W. Fauldera of Smoketown Maryland and Annie F Molter of Myataville Maryland performed yesterday by Dr P D Fahey.

Kefauver Keck Hubert Erorst Kefauver Brooklyn Mra Morgan N. Kefauver Middletown Misa Marie Valentine Keck Albert Kerk Lyndhurst, N. J Fauliers Jose Joshua W. Fauldera Smoketown Washington County Annie F. Molter Myataville P. D. Fahey

Diptheria Outbreak Affects Several in Middletown Valley

A diphtheria wave in Myeraville and Ellerton reports a 16 year old daughter of John Bittle contracting the disease, with all other victims having recovered. An infant daughter of Dee Baker in Ellerton also contracted it, while Calvin Summers’ son in Harmony fell ill but recovered. A daughter of John Warren near Ellerton showed a severe sore throat but did not worsen.

Middletown Valley Myeraville John Bittle Ellerton Dee Baker Calvin Summers Harmony John Warren Felt

Merry Widow Hat Ablaze in Hagerstown Street

Miss Esther A Richardson daughter of Hugh O Richardson of Hagerstown had a large merry widow hat catch fire on a street Wednesday night Grason Reynolds noticed the blaze and she tossed the burning hat into the street within seconds it was ash The hat probably caught fire from burning carbon from an arc lamp under which she stood

Esther A. Richardson Hugh 8 Richardson Hagerstown Grason Reynolds Richard

Masked Carnival at Lakeview Casino Draws Big Crowd

A large crowd attended the masked carnival at Lakeview Casino last night with skaters in costume. Judges included Measra, Molesworth, Kereabaigh, C. Wilbide, H. K. Cox, and F. L. Saotth. Prizes went to Elize Shipley for most artistic makeup, Gerson Myers and Victor Kreh as the Gold Coat Twins for most novel makeup, and Wil son Baker as a clown for most comical makeup. Also advertised are Pearce & Scheck’s feature films at City Opera House tomorrow afternoon and night, with a 4000 foot reel and two illustrated songs, in a program noting changes to the Saturday lineup.

Lakeview Casino Measra Molesworth Kereabaigh C. Wilbide H. K. C Cox F. L. Saotth Elize Shipley Gerson Myers Victor Kreh Gold Coat Twins Wilson Baker Aaa Ae Pictures Pearce & 8c Fitckerless Moving Pictures City Opera House Theatre Patrooe Pearce

Local residents listed as sick or hospitalized

The sick list includes Owen McCanner of West Patrick Street and Ruth Haberkorn confined with measles and whooping cough. Thomas W. Eyler of North Market Street is under City Hospital treatment. Charles O. Lambert, former mayor of West Virginia, is in precarious condition after a paralyzing illness.

Owen McCanner West Patrick Street Ruth Haberkorn Thomas W. Eyler North Market Street City Hospital Charles O. Lambert W. Va

Oysters and dinners advertised at Wedgewood and YMCA Cafe

Local notices promote oyster dishes and specials at the Wedgewood establishment with private service for Indies and catering options. Also listed are prices for oysters, a Chrysanthemum Show set for November, and a Y M C A Cafe event with shell oysters tonight. The piece mentions a fraternal order and a Board of Governors meeting at Postal Telegraph, with reminders to pay gas and electric bills by the 10th for discounts.

Board of of Governors of Frederick

Local shop advertises gloves and textiles at Bargain prices

Page features a long list of gloves and winter wear from Men’s and Women’s lines. It promotes special pricing like 81.00 to 2.00 per pair, wool, cashmere, and fur fashion items. Also includes notices by trespassers on farms, specials at McCardell's, and various real estate and grocery items with prices and locations. George Rice cabinet making and undertaking business noted since 1829.

Juat Met Michard Sean Neidio & Miller George Rice Frederick

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