Week’s Transfer and Licenses in Courthouse Records
Week ended November 6 in Frederick County Courts records lists property deeds for multiple parties with varied sums, marriage licenses issued to six couples, and multiple Orphans Court actions including inventories, sales ratifications, and accounts for estates. Notable names include Cyril ine M. Markell, Hezekiah Poffenberger, Sarah A. Bowhan, and James F. Beall.
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Croat and Orphans’ Courts
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Ceryline M. Markell
Frederick
George I. Poffenberger
Leona VY. Pearre
Lingapore Cemetery Company
Richard D Bowhan
Sarah A. Bowhan
Wm. GO. Nall
William G. Baker
John W. Benner
John Bruner
David Witmer
J. W. Qoreeger
Samuel Rodgers
Roderick A. Barrick
Chas W. Barrick
Wm. P. Gardner
Wm. Arnsparger
John R. Mille
George H. Shank
Ann M. Shank
Emms Y. Shank
Geo. H. Shank
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Purely Personal notices from city and region
Mr. G. O. Keedy is in Philadelphia on business. Miss Nallie Johnson of this city visits relatives in Adamstown. Mr. Arthur Trail spends a week in Philadelphia. Mr. P. H. Birely leaves this morning for Washington. Mr. Milton Zimmerman spends the day in Washington. Mr. R. Crout of Westminster Hotel spent yesterday with friends in Frederick. Mr. Frederick Schroeder of the Long Island Star returns after a few days with relatives. Mr. Camden J. Ramsburg of the Maryland Institute returns to duties after visiting his parents.
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G. O. Keedy
Philadelphia
Nallie Johnson
Adamstown
Arthur Trail
East Church Atreat
P. H. ©. Birely
Last Second Street
Washington
Milton Zimmerman
East Second Street
4. R. Crout
Westminster Hotel
Frederick
Frederick Schroeder
Lonaconing Star
Camden J. Ramsburg
Maryland Institute
Robert Ramsburg
Drunk and Disorderly Arrests and Elks Initiation
LN the laws grip before Justice Eckstein Louisa and Nace Morgan were arrested last night by Officer Mehrling charged with being drunk and disorderly and with fighting. Justice Eckstein fined 250 on each. the woman paid her fine and the man was jailed. Mamie Demmey faced disorderly conduct and was fined 5 by Justice Eckstein, paid. New Elks Joseph and Charles Hering of Westminster, sons of Hon Joshua W. Hering, were initiated into the local lodge last night.
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Justice Eckstein
Lousia
Nace Morgan
Mehrling
Mamie Demmey
Yesterdy
Holbraner
New Elks
Joseph and
Charles Hering
Westminster
Joshua W. Hering
The
Order of Elks
Democrats Win in State Legislature and Offices
Unofficial returns show Democrats winning a small House majority and seven Senate seats with Republicans holding some districts. Democrats claim control of treasury comptroller and clerk of the Court of Appeals posts, while races for judges and local county offices indicate mixed results. Leaders on both sides tout potential joint-ballot outcomes and party organization depending on full results.
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General Assembly
Court of Appeals
House
United States
Wellington
United States Senate
Baltimore Sun
Senate
Baltimore American
Allegany
Dorchester
Harford
Montgomery
Princes George’s
St. Mary’s
Worcester
Baltimore City
Caroline
Cecil, Charles
Garrett
Talbot
House of Delegates
Fallowe
Cacil
Kent
Baltimore
Anns Arundel
Wicomico
Worchester
Allegany County
Bemeareet
Carroll
Calvert
Prince George’s
Garratt
Cecil
Kant
Charles
Frederick
Washington
Vandiver
Aines
Cecil Counties
McComas
Ostroll
Prince George's
Goldaborough
Joshua W. Hering
the Treasury
J. Frank Turner
William H. Thomas
Dam
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Howard
Anne Arandel
Reifsnider
Charles F. Holland
Dem
Robert P. Graham
Edwin H. Brown
Platt
Parran
Lease
Rager
Biser
Blentlinger
Bowlus
Etzler
Aymeneal Koontz - Font and Carty Miller Nuptials
Lulu Font daughter of Charles B Font and Charles Koontz son of Edward Koontz were quietly married in Hagerstown yesterday. John W Carty and Tommie L Miller, both of this county, wed yesterday at Evangelical Reformed Church under Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach's officiation.
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Carty— Miller
John W. Carty
Tommie L. Miller
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
Mother Leads Groom to Altar in Washington Wedding
Miss Helen Wilson Parker and Henry Kellogg Willard wed at the Parker residence on Connecticut avenues Washington. The groom entered with his mother on his arm rather than a best man marking a unique wedding moment in the ceremony at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilson Parker
Henry Kellogg Willard
Parker
Connecticut Avenues
Washington, D.C
Mr. Willard
Henry A. Willard
Schley Defense Speech Praises Hero of Santiago
Isador Rayner delivered a three hour address praising Admiral Schley and denying implications of impropriety. He argued the hero of Santiago did not seek glory and lauded Schley’s courage, character, and the enduring honor of the Brooklyn’s battle, drawing a contrast with critics. The crowd applauded as the court and audience reacted to the verdict.
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Schley
Washington
Isador Rayner
Rayner
Higgheon
Cook
Oregon
Admiral Schley
Ita Foundation
Ita Surret
Fos
Pame
Santiago
Clark
Philip
Wainwright
The
Brooklyn
Cbass
Cristobal Colon
Spain
MacGregor
Ben. Lomond
Mr. Rayner
Generous Gifts Help Home for the Aged Donor List Grows
The Friends of the Home for the Aged hold a donation day overflow with new and familiar benefactors. Gifts include flowers from David C. Groff, varied foods from many named donors, and baskets of fruit, vegetables, and groceries. The array shows ongoing community support and dozens of individuals and firms contributing to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doge Clusher
David C. Groff
J. D. Baker
F. J. Schroeder
Marshall Etohnson
W. C. Keller
John A. Markell
A. M. Zentz
Saac Bruner
Misa F. Hynson
Miss Rhinehart
M. M. Brunner
J. N. Nelson
Rebecca Wallis
Osborne Ingle
James M. Hood
Steiner Brothers
Dixon Brothers
George Houck
Hamilton Lindsay
W. Miller
Charles W. Rose
Mary
Sophie Nothagle
A. Fearbake
C. Krehya
Thomas Kemp
E. Winebrewer
Philip Konkel
Misses Houck
Ella Houck
W. M. Bopst
D. O. Winebrewer
W. James
M. G. Urner
Eleanor Johnson
Garria Schul
Granville Thomas
D. V. Stauffer
Thomas P. Rice
Besant & Kuost
A. A. Longh
Frederick Art Club Auction Tonight Features Pleasant Events
The Frederick Art Club will hold an auction sale this evening with pleasant features. Gibson pictures will be presented at Mrs Mauisby s by St Mary s Chapter of the Episcopal church this evening. A Congregational reception will be held this evening in the parlors of the Reformed church. Music by the orchestra and other pleasant features accompany the event.
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Brents
Frederick
Funeral rites held for Catherina BE Krantz west of Frederick
The funeral for Catherina BE Krantz was held yesterday afternoon from her home west of Frederick. Services were conducted by Ray, Dr. and R. Eschbach. pallbearers were Harry Staley Oscar Kefanver Jacob Gorman Calvin Hamilton Jerome Wickles and Alvey Smith. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery with Fr. Schroeder as funeral director Nat Lowery. Frank Wilson released after 30 days in jail was misidentified as dima Lowery who was sought in North Carolina for murder. authorities determined the man pictured was not Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherina BE. Krantz
Frederick
Ray
R. Eschbach
Harry Staley
Oscar Kefanver
Jacob Gorman
Calvin Hamilton
Jerome Wickles
Alvey Smith
Mt. Olivet
Fr. Schroeder
Nat Lowery
Frank Wilson
Dima Lowery
North Carolina
Lowery
Peabody Recital Delights Chester Town Audience
The Peabody recital on Tuesday night proved a delightful concert in Chester town with every performer praised as an artist. The hall sold out and about one hundred extra listeners were left without tickets as Examiner Peterson halted sales after reaching seating capacity. The artists will perform again at the Woman's Collect on Monday evening November 11 with tickets selling at McCardell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Chestertown
Peterson
The
Transcript
Woman’s Collect
McCardell’s
House and lot sold on Sponts Springs pike
W B Bell sold his house and lot on the Sponts Springs pike to Police Officer James Jones. The transfer records show the sale to a local lawman, finalizing their real estate transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bell
Sponts Springs Pike
James Jones
Pension Rise for Peter Kline in Local City
The pension of Peter Kline of this city has been increased to 12 per month.
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Wension
Peter Kline
Bridge Plan For Monocacy Near Urbana Buckeyatown
At yesterday's board session, officials approved an iron and steel bridge over the Monocacy at Chatford between Urbana and Buckeyatown. The structure will span 300 feet with a 14 foot roadway and the contract will be awarded November 19 at ten o'clock.
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Monocacy
Board of County Commissioner
Chat
Urbana
Buckeyatown
Reprimanded for Cruelty to Stoned Cattle Through Town
Two young men were reprimanded yesterday for stone-throwing at cattle driven through town. The animals passed Court street and the park while being driven. a stone struck a steer in the head. Justice Smith issued a plain lecture to the offenders. Market quotations today include corn per barrel at 93.00 and corn shelled at 64 cents per bushel.
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Yester
Court Street
Court
Justice Smith
J.B. W. Hargett
New Manager Named at Postal Telegraph and Gable Office
Mr. Leo H. Michael has been appointed manager of the Postal Telegraph and Gable Company's office in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Michael
Postal Telegraph
Gable Company
Brutal assault in Kline Hart alley shocks Moberly
Joseph Moberly was brutally beaten last night in Kline Hart's alley by several men. Police arrested several parties but released them after uncertain testimony pending investigation. Witnesses could not identify attackers. Moberly found late at night and brought to the mayor's office in a feeble condition as authorities plan field further inquiry.
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Joseph WU
Moberly
Klinehart’s
Bitrom
Oyster stock and auctions amid Baltimore excursion note
Local items describe shell stock oysters arriving and an Art Club auction on Thursday November 7 at 7 30 p m with decorated items cakes and lunches. Also an excursion to Washington and Baltimore on November 10 by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with round trip fare 1 00 and trains from Frederick to Baltimore via Washington and back. Also notes on eye ear nose throat practice and dressmaking services at 28 N Market St and 33 East Church St
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Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Wm. C. Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
D. A. Atlee Radclief
Jobn Hendrickson offers ready dry goods and fashion items
Telephone ad promises winning value in latest productions and reasonable prices. It highlights cloaks for ladies and children, Velvets, velour cloaking, underwear in Merino wear, and emphasizes superior service and merchandise lines including gloves and outerwear. Vendor Edwin Devilhmes promotes stock and customer comfort.
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Grant
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Oglesby
Missouri
Columbus
Belimont
Chiefy Town
Fie
Robert Wilson Shufeldt
Santa Croa del Sur
Ti & P. Fi
Wasuiseron
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East Winda
W. J. Moors
Pablo Sale
City Opera
Ingrain
C. Thee
Elizabeth P. Harris
John Francie Smith
J. 8
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Irvin O. Magaha
Katie B. Hightman
Burkittaville
Charles W. Harman
Lillie May King
Howard V. Strine
Laura A. ¥. Biddinger
Liberty District
John E. Buxton
Plane No. 4
Mary V. Wagner
New Market
Edward T. Baumgardner
Emma L. Allison
Braddock
George KE. Crummitt
Mary E. Hanson
Pearl
Pleasaure
PWA
Pathlye
Agalhet
Maryland
Joseph Moberly
Alyla Jossia
Vity Opera House
New York
Grand Central Depot
Pier 29
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
City Opera House
Fredrick
Charlen W. Obage
F. Auatey
Fuo
Oor
Morgan College
Baltimore, Va
Scover College
Harper's Ferry
Athletic Park
Atansaiva
Doll's
Shell
Crater Pie
Besant & Exort
Eaver
East Church Street
BE. Mulloniz
FA sDsove
L. E. Mullinix
Jobn Hendrickson
Tig Town
Ath
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Priestley
Heanvatoxson
A Neidig & Miller
Ridig & Mitler
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Trug
Vty
Lowese
Suade Mocho
Neidig & Millar
Clinton EE
Clinton BE
Market St. Frederick County
Isanogle
Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Peice
Ian Sdawiy
North City Hall
GEO
Rodooe & CO
Biz
Rodock & CO
T. Rice & 8 Sons
Funeral Directore
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
Fourth St
Fredk Co
Ceresville Mills
Blio
Ceresville Milling CO
W. F. Roland
Andi Bandi Sandis
O. R
Fox
Willard
Keller
Patrichibt
Lewistown
A A. N. Cramer
Lewis
J Babel B. Foot
Frederick City
John
Dutrow
Real Earaty
Mdordera
B. Rosenour
Btora
K Faisk St
Edwin Devilhies
Amoburner
Devilbiss & Urner
Insurance
Albaugh
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimere
University OF Maryland
James M. Badeint
Frederici
George A. Gilbert
Aliea
Crown Bridge
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Nicodemus
ALL Bours Fraderick Co
Godan
D. B. Oline
Brussels
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