Fragmentary history notes from The Daily News archive
A highly garbled OCR fragment cites events and figures including the Mayflower compact, Cardinal Richelieu, and various names such as Perry and Colonel Anthony. The text is fragmentary with misread words, making precise identification difficult.
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Cape Cod Harbor
Io Trumph
Cardinal Richelieu
Musia
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Aberde
Ben McCulech
Lier
Polak Panied Perry
Augusta
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News subscribers urged to report receipt irregularities
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularity in newspaper delivery or missing papers to ensure timely corrections and uninterrupted service.
Conliffe Sentenced for $100,000 Adams Express Theft
Edward Cusliffe was sentenced to six years in the Western Penitentiary after stealing $100,000 from the Adams Express Company. The sentence was handed down in Tur News, Prrrsscee, Pennsylvania, on November 11.
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Tur News
Edward Cusliffe
Adams Express Co
Western Penitentiary
Mutiny in Kishineff Prison Sparks Troop Uprising
Special Dispatch reports on a Kishineff jail mutiny where Tae prisoners seized control. Troops opened fire, killing two mutineers and injuring others as authorities faced the unrest. The incident underscores local tensions and security concerns in the region.
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Tae News
OpEssa
Mar
Tae
Kishineff
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
Rev De Esabback returns from Philadelphia. Mrs Tyson and daughter to Baltimore. Charles H Hedges of Lewistown visits Frederick. Jeremiah Harshman of Myersville in Frederick for business. Annie M Gittinger visits Washington. Isabel Kreb visits Dr Bracs in Washington. John Dail and siblings spend weeks in Hagerstown. Mrs Shower returns from Baltimore. Morgan Casell returns from near Jamisville. John M Zimmerman and John H Zimmerman Jr visit relatives in Hagerstown. Eugene Olowis and wife of Richmond visit George Kohlenberg in Adamstown. Bertha Sanford Fant of Rust Hall Washington DC visits Mrs Young in Frederick.
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de. E. B. Esabback
Philadelphia
G. Waring Tyson
Baltimore
Charles H. Hedges
Lewistown
Jeremiah Harshman
Myers-ville
Frederick
Annie M. Gittinger
North Market Street
Washington
Isabel Kreb
West Third Street
Hagerstown
Eugene H. Olowis
Richmond, Va
Sra
George T. Kohlenberg
Adamstown
Local Briefs Report Hodgepodge of Odd Finds and Happenings
Mr. Ingomar Albaugh bagged six rabbits while hunting yesterday. Mrs. Grant Delphy of 200 East Third street raised a red beet in her garden weighing pounds. Messrs. Charles Renn and Clarence Main captured rabbits while out hunting yesterday. Murray and Storm completed laying an eight cement floor in the washroom of the Monon Steam Laundry. Banjawin Phebus James Brast and Harry Dieter hunted yesterday and secured eleven rabbits. The large maples in front of Mr. Arthur Potts residence at West Church and Court streets, standing 59 years, have been dug up. Amesting of the United Steam Fire Engine G Company was held last evening with by laws discussed and final action postponed to Tuesday. Mrs. Donald McLean of New York, president-general of the National Lodge of the Daughters of the American Revolution, was guest of honor at a reception held at the Maryland Line Chapter’s Maryland Society at 330 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Frederick Adams Savage’s residence in Roland Park Baltimore. Guests included Miss Elizabeth Chan Williams, Mrs. J. Pembroke Thom, Mire A. Marshell Elliott, and Mrs. Savage.
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Ingomar Albaugh
Grant Delphy
East Third Street
James Brast
Harry Dieter
Arthur Potts
West Church
Court Streets
Amesting
United Steam Fire Engine G Company
Discassei
Donald McLean
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maryland Line
Maryland Society
Frederick Adams Savage
Roland Park
Balsimore
Elizabeth Chan Williams
National Society
J. Pembroke Thom
Maryland
Mire. A. Marshell Elliott
Savage
Public Meeting for Frederick Thurmond Railway Endorsement
Frederick business leaders met last night as D Columbus Kemp and Charles C Watera of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Company urged popular backing for a Frederick to Thurmond line. They said the project is proceeding and would benefit Broderick, prompting a plan for a public meeting next week to present the proposal and invite comment, likely Friday night.
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Frederick—Thormont
Business Men's Association of
Frederick
Messrs
D. Columbus Kemp
Charles C. Watera
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Beneft
Broderick
Te Paspla
Business Men’s Association
Crcok
Frederick Art Club Explores Ancient Egyptian Thebes
A Frederick Art Club meeting featured lectures on Luxor Karcak and the Temple of Thebes. Miss Edith Markey described Luxor, Miss Grace Ely praised the Kareae temple, and Miss Mollie Kamp read about Thebes' rains. The group discussed tombs on the Nile’s western bank and Thebes’ ancient home life, illuminated by electricity.
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Taobdes
Tolar
Nile
Luxor
Karcac
Edith Markey
Lexor
Egypt
Grace Ely
Theas
Grace Thomas
Thebes
Gal
George Verron
Mollie Kamp
Old City
Emmitsburg Pair Found Not Guilty in Indictment
J. F. Bowers and his daughter Fannie Q. Bowers faced Judge Motter after being indicted on a serious charge. The daughter recanted, admitting her sworn statements were false while under oath, and the judge cleared both defendants of the charges as a fainting wife and infant present in court watched the verdict.
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J.5. Bowers
Fannie Q. Bowers
Emmitsburg
Delta Work and Obituaries From Montgomery and Baltimore
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Richard Spates near Poolesville, Montgomery County, along with surviving children and a prior name Clara Kara of Boorkittsville. Nimrod Shipley, 6d, dies in Washington with services and burial planned in Olivet Cemetery. Lucy May Batz dies in Baltimore at 22, with funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow. Harry Yeakle, husband of Mary Yeakle, dies in Baltimore on November 9.
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Richard Spates
Mira
Elmer
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Outerbridge
Washington
Frederick Shipley
West Second Street
Win
Shipley
West Fourth Street
Meé. Olivet Cemetery
Harry Fyeakle
Harry Yeakle
Mary Yeakle
Aliquith Street
Baltimore
The Mikado Delighted Lafayette Opera Company Cast
The Lafayette Opera Company presented Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado at City Opera Hall. Although not a professional group, the troupe featured strong singing and acting led by George A. Bentley with Miss Ethel Holtzslaw and an energetic cast. The performance drew praise, memorable numbers, and a late banquet attended by about 20 visitors from Washington.
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Lafayette Equare Opera Co
City
Faw
George A. Bentley
K.5 Ko
Titips
Ethel Holtzslaw
Miss Holtzslaw
Eugene Bartlett
the Mikado
J. L. Battle
Nanki Poo
W. OU Seomp
Pooh Bab
HF. B. Marston
Pish Tush
Blanche Perry
Pittising
Dorothy Hawthorne
Peep-Boo
Ruth Avery Hayas
Ratesha
Harry Heobhheimer
Neo Ean
Ylato
Mr. Battle
Holtzclaw
Perry
Battle
Simnp
Ado
Misa Avary Eayes
Bantley
Washington
City Hotel
Familiar figure at the fair ends long service with society
George Jacob Buskey, longtime gatekeeper and policeman for the Frederick County Agriculture Society, is noted as the most familiar face at the forty fifth annual exhibition. He has served since the start of the fairs, missing only one event in 1878 when away from the city, earning widespread respect.
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Frederick Canunty Agriculture! Society
George Jacob Buskey
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December term jurors drawn for county court list
Judge John Co. Motter selects jurors for the December term from Buckeystown Frederick Middletown Enmitaborg Catoctin Urbana Liberty New Market Woodsboro Petereville alt Pleasant Jeerson Mechanicstown Jackson Johnsville Lawistown Tuasestora Bourkittsville Baliseger Braddock Walkersville.
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John Co. Motter
Buckeystown
Johnn A. DeLashmutt
Frederick
Wm. A. Simmons
Charlie M. Rhoads
Jousthean J. Blelfeld
Philip Whisner
P. Samuel Nosnagle
Middletown
George W. Castie
Enmitaborg
William Morrison
Catoctin
John T. Gaver
Urbana
John O. Jamison
Liberty
Benjamin F. Hammaker
New Market
John O. Afobarly
Woodsboro
Randolph J. Barrick
Petereville
Thomas J. Claggett
Alt. Pleasant
David BR. Cramer
Jeerson
John H. Feaster
Mechanicstown
Wm. A. Fogle
Jackson
Fenton E. Gaver
Johnsville
Albers Longnecker
Lawistown
Harry T. Leatherman
Tuasestora
John
Adking
Bourkittsville
George W. Arnold
Baliseger
Howard
Braddock
Arion
Riddlemoser
Walkersville
Elmer E. Murphy
Sunday religious services and notices across town
Listings detail sermons and Sunday schools at multiple churches including All Saints Episcopal St John Catholic Evangelical Reformed and Grace Reformed. Activities span 7:30 p m 10 30 a m and 2 p m services with Sunday schools at 2 30 or 2 p m and special Rev Dr E R Eschbach and Rev J OH Balbie leading sessions.
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Schleysville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Lutheran Church
Steck
Tom
Gaul
Cypress
Uscal
Ustred Brathren
J. W. Kiracofa
Christian Endeavors
St. John's Catholic Pharch
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Middletown
Reformed Church
German Baptist Brethren Church
Christian Workers’ Messag
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Sarmons
Methodist Episcopal Church
Torrow
Busca Berths Sanford
St Sa.m
Epworth
Notable Maryland News Highlights From Washington County
Summary of local obituaries and events: Franby Fran kin Moogen, Union veteran, died near Hagerstown. Dr. L W Keller elected president of Washington County Medical Society. Perry Prather, father of Delegate elect George Prather, died at Clear Spring. barn arson attempt on John R Stonebraker farm near Fau ktown. Divorce granted to Eliza O Davidson from ex mayor Robert C Davidson with $30,000 alimony. H R Wallis chosen superintendent of Anapolis public schools, succeeding F Eugene Wathen. Ongoing Cumberland case involving Elizabeth Cashman and George Roulette. Mira Cashman seeks $10,000 damages for husband’s death in Roulette automobile incident. Mr Leland Powers to speak at College Hall. local interest high. 1 O F Encampment to form at Red Men’s Hall for fifth to seventh degrees. Muggs Landing revival at Olly Cone rs House with Scott Marble’s drama and acts.
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Franby Frankin Moogen
Hagerstown
L. WH. Keller
Washington County Medical Society
Perry T. Prather
George T. Prather
Clearspring
Washington County
John R. Stonebraker
Faukstown
Eliza O. Davidson
Hesband
Robert C. Davidson
Baltimore
H.R Wallis
Annapolia High School
Anos Arundel County
Vics
F. Euugene Wathen
Cumberland
Hagerstowe
Elizabeth Cashman
George Roulette
Mira Oashman
Afr
Roulette
Cleager Hines Cresger Wedding in Frederick
Mary Elizabeth Hines and Andrew Johnson Cresger married November 7 at the bride’s North Market home in Frederick with Rev. Bush officiating. Invitations issued for Luther Derr and Mary Catherine Bal linger nuptials at the bride’s home. George M. Muir and Garcia Hoff wed privately at 8 East Third Street last evening. Dorothy V. Hitas and Morris A. Baxter married near Thurmont at Hagerstown by Rev. Griffith.
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Cleager—Hines
Mary Elizabeth Hines
Andrew Johnson Cresger
North Market Street
Gb. A. Bush
Beansboro
Luther Edward Derr
Creagerstown
Mary Catherine
Baxter
Reise
Dorothy V. Hitas
Morris A. Baxter
Thaurmont
Hagerstown
W. O. Griffith
Bank Officers and Officials Listing in Early Ledger
A fragment shows names and titles of bank officers including President Vice President Cashier and Assistant Cashier with large capital totals. Repeated names and initials suggest a ledger page detailing personnel and financial figures for a financial institution in a historical issue.
Bargains on Segew and Biller Seasonal Merchandise
SEWIG & BILLER advertise seasonable merchandise and bargains. White blankets from a reduced maker, several weights and prices listed. Fox furs and varied American Browns offered below elsewhere. Silk petticoats with three rows trimming feature, priced at five dollars. Underwear for all ages, knit and warm, from five cents to one fifty, at Heidig & Miller.
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Delas
Son Gee Ours
Heidig & Miller
Goldfish Removed From Court House Fountain
Goldfish in the courthouse fountain were removed this morning by L. H. Dresger of Walkersville and taken to the wintering ponds. Orsager supplied the fountain dish for the past two years.
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Court House
L. H. Dresger
Walkersville
Orsager
Local Mention into Saturday Specials and Attractions
Local items note Biumenauer cough syrup praised by a customer and sold by druggists and grocers. Saturday specials include Eagle Butter Crackers and Lib Large Prunes, with multiple discount offers at Diamond's on Market Street. Also announced is Mr. Leland Powers presenting Monsieur Baccaire at Woman's College Hall on Saturday November 11 at 5 pm with 50 cent admission.
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Biumenauer
Wixesrensa
J. Mi
Leland Powers
Powers
Monsieur Baccaire
Ian Woman's College
New Loom Deug Ingrains At L B Mullowee
L. E. Mellinix advertises new Art Loom Deug ingrain carpets with distinct new weaves and Oriental motifs. The piece urges customers to visit carpet houses for the latest novelties in floor coverings and to call and see them at L B Mullowee.
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Special sale and theater notices in local newspaper
An assortment of household items and prices appears followed by notices for an Y M C A entertainment course led by Dr. Madison Swadner at the City Opera House on Thursday November 16. Box office opens November 14 at 7. Reserved seats cost 35 cents. The Frederick City Hospital board meeting is set for November 14 at 2:30.
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Oxford
H. Smith & Co
Marie Diehl Furs
Boadial
Hershbergar’s
City Hotel
City Opera House
Under Two Flags
Qough
Einmensaar
M. GO. A. Oqloshing
Ienour & Sons
Ironstein & Wertheimer
Rosenstock Bros
I. M1
Nixdorff & Co
Gav. S. Rodack & Co
Madison Swadener
City Opera Henss
McCardell’s
Frederick G Cigro
Minesouce $9
Parker
England
Algiera
Yeskle
Dee
Frederick City Hospital
Tupesasy
G. Estelle Castro
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No and West Patrick Street BRIGHT LARGE JLICY
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