American History Notes From a Fragmented Page
Fragments reference Lucretia Mott reformer and Civil War veteran, dates in confusion, and scattered notes on astronomy. The text mentions Cape Cod harbor, revolution records, and possible weather forecasts with times and planetary hints, all presented in a garbled 19th to 20th century newspaper fragment tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod ‘Harbor
Lucretia Mott
Pakey Asithroplet
Feo
Aswell
Japan
Esthar Damon
Wat Retland
Maryland School for the Deaf Board Holds Semiannual Meeting
The Maryland School for the Deaf Board of Visitors met to review and approve the biennial reports for submission to the legislature. Officers present included John Black as president and Lou Spencer Jones as vice president. The board's 1908 and 1909 expenditures totaled 610,001.32 with a 962.42 balance in the repair fund. 110 pupils in 1908 rising to 118 in 1909. a $32,000 appropriation request for 1911 was planned. resolutions honored the death of George W. Moore. lighting contract with Frederick Gas and Electric Co. renewed for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
Maryland School
For the
John Black
Lou. Spencer ©. Jones
H.C. Naili
Henry Williams
M. D. Chipster
Romeo County
Irwin
Snow Hill
Wm. B. Mobley
Montgomer County
Steiner Schley
John Kra
Baltimore
C. Steiner
Altimore
Lalmer
Tonpapt
Turpin
Queen Anne County
C. MW
Ely
Sle
Omer
George W. Moore
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Purely Personal Notices and Local Sick List
A fragmented local society column notes visitors in Lexington and Middleburg, with residents Name dropped like Mrs Wachter, Mrs Rotikayfer, Miss Diner, Miss Lea Clabaugh, Miss Kebne, and Miss Straitman. It mentions illnesses and recoveries including Mrs Sumingra, Miss Seeger, Mrs John Sumingra, Prof Cramer, Sheriff Bupene, and Mrs Meneell. A cold remedy advertisement closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac ‘Weinberg
Lexington
Tina
Thomas Wachter
Elroy Rotikay Fer
Middleburg
Vias
Berths Earl
South Market
Wickes
Ite
Washington
Meeting of Loyal Lodge gathers from multiple towns
Representatives from Baltimore Frederick Westminster Martinsburg and other areas attend a November 23 gathering of Loyal Lodge 322 Brunswick. Speakers from several cities will address members on orders and the degree conferment. The event at Men Hall runs from 7 30 to 9 30 pm with committees in attendance and high expectations for a strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Carroll
Méotwomery ‘Gaunties
éhiAexie
Braigwick
Dbuaineas
Taganti of Loyalty’ Lodge
Brunswick
Westminster
Pnd
Martinsburg
Sof
Ile
Agementa
Funeral notices from Mount Olivet and New Market churches
Funeral services occurred yesterday afternoon at 3 from Miss Cherles-F Schrodel’s residence with Rev E L McLean and Rev J W Kiracole officiating. Interment at Mt Olivet with Reynolds Post and ALR pallbearers. large service for Mrs Rhoda Walker Esatt of Monrovia followed by services at Mak Church New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alernoon
Cherles
F. Schrodel
Eaat
E. L. McLean
J. W. Kiracole
Reynolds Post
Alr
Reuben Hahn
Mobeny
Charles A. Poole
Homess Wachter
Eli Frost
John Reichman
Col
Maulaby
Mt. Olivet
Cherider‘fer É Son
Fuserif
Mra. Rhoda
Walker ‘Esatt
Monrovia
New Market
Tie Gora
Toepy
Mc. Kutna
Mt. Airy
Reva. Ruley
Giz
Courtney
Fag. Stevens
M. P. Wood
Adam Boyer
J. M. Shawbaker
Joba
J. Mason
Joha
J. Anberser
L. T. Lewis & Son
Catherine Kline
Brunswick
Big City
Rocky Springs
Doubs
McLosn
Meears
Mastin
Miss
Chaddes
Anders
Glianies Kling
James DaMuth
Harry
Frank Anders
Qbethlerfer & Son
Hald Contest Opens With Temperance Program
The C. T. A. Hald Contest at Zion Church held its annual Sunday event on October 1 with readings, songs, recitations, and acts. Participants included Ethel Knotts, Carrie Harbaugh, Miss Baumgardner, Miss Mehring, and Miss Kuippie among others. themes urged prohibition and moral conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. A. Hald
Wei U
Dt. Zion
Haugh’s
Blaryland
Maryland
Flaud
Ethel
Knotts
Stere Ones
Rev. Pollinberger
Carrie Harbaugh
Che
Mies Muogie Mehring
Mias Grace
Kuippie
MccEarl Eig
Union
Maggie Mehting
Tonight stage adaptation of Meret Nicholson novel
A City Opera House showing tonight presents a four act dramatization titled The Horse a Thousand Can, featuring a dramatic secret hideout and a resurrected character. The production promises ample scenery and a capable company led by C Levens and supporting cast, with a new cement paving project noted in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meret ‘Nicholson
City Opera House
Ian
Hidig
Goto
Carrie
Mr J D Baker Elected President At Maryland Conference
The Maryland Conference elected Mr J D Baker as president for the ensuing year. The gathering in Frederick heard keynote talks from leaders across welfare and charity groups, with plans to standardize care for dependent and insane individuals and to hold next year’s meeting in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Baker
de Solenbienger
Vitie
Jteonsylvania
Clifton’s Aid Society
Philadelphia
Maryland
Svete
Ateas
Tiwenite Court
Tals HT
Goddard
New -Jersey
Tralo Ag
Winest P. Bicknell
Arthur Heriog
Io County
of Charities and Correction
Frederick
Josep D. Baker
Vredericks.tredsirrer
Waldo Newcomery
I. Wire Steele
Elizabeth Brown
Grace D.mly
Eigter
B. J." Finley
Jacob
Zostein
J.harry Tregos
Baltimore
David Lowenstein
John D. Hendrickson
Frederiek
Thomas’ Freeman-Dixon
A. Conley
Sterling Galt
Emmitsburg
Medical Society Meets in Brunswick County
The regular meeting of the Brunswick County Medical Society met yesterday afternoon. Officers elected: President H. S. Hedges Brunswick. First Vice President C A Goodell. Second Vice President D J McCurdy. Secretary W B Smith. Treasurer W A Long. Censor J C Hendsixe for three years. Papers read included Cholothicals biology and Symptoms by M A Birely. Treatment of Gall Stoves by F A Hedges. Scia dice by Levin West, followed by member discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redérivl
County Medical Society
Bnipg
H.S. Hedges
Brunswick
Charica
Goodell
Dreira J McCurdy
Wrooktin
B. Smith
Traasuror
W.A. Long
J. C. Hendsixe
M. A. Birely
F. A. Hedges
Levin West
Diamonds Defeat D and D Institute in rout
The Diamond basketball team defeated the D and D Institute 24 to 10 last night at the Diamond rink. Key performers were ecill and Duvall for the Diamonds with Miller starring for the Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamonds
D&d. Institute
Craa
eCill
Duvall
Miller
Institute
Institute Fisher
Gallera Te Fies
Bmiber
Derr
ot _Nicol
Moore
Foxrwull
Onseye
Abinwasld
oRlald
Comptroller Targets Bank Examiners Fees and Verifications
The Comptroller of the Currency seeks to curb examiner fees and tighten instructions on verifying shortfalls or collateral at national banks. A local practice of weather bonds held by a bank in the district and fees for tagging deposits has been challenged as improper. The report touches on enforcement actions and ongoing reforms within the banking supervision system.
Fatal Sore Rubbed Heel Ends Life of Broadford Man
The Broadford community mourns as Fountaine Reed er’s Heel Bom Tim e passes away at 6 30 this morning at Washington County Hospital after a wound became fatal. Dr. P. Wroth and Ms. Wagaman of Huguers town performed operations in November and again, despite efforts, Reed er’s condition deteriorated. He formerly lived in Frederick County and later in Huvett’s bottom before moving to Broadford. He leaves two brothers, Hubert and Raymond, and a sister Mrs Jacob Easterday, with his mother residing in Frederick County. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 11 30, with interment in Boonsboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugerse
Osmerly
Frderick County
Huvett
Botont
Broadfording
A. Bivs
Chile
Hubert
Raymond
Jacob
Tesidon
Wrederick County
Fuveral
Norrow Wering
Boonsboro
Anti-Saloon League Study Finds Local Option Gaining
The Anti-Saloon League of Maryland reports strong momentum for the local option on saloon control. Election results show pro local option candidates often outperforming ticket mates, with several races statewide indicating public support shifts. The league highlights margins in Baltimore and surrounding counties, noting several Democrats and Republicans pledged to the local option fared variably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Maryland
Eldridge
Wan
Baltimore 4
Ehnnes
Laltimore
Washington
League
Whitacre
Dawkins
Loch
Baltimigre
Domlog
Anne
Senate
Focal
Hqrfort
Baker
Br. Jarrett
Demauthtt CE
Lesgue
Votta
Oflice Democrata
Jn Pulhot
Sheibiil
Louse
Carrail County
Bill Rep
Junior League Meeting Near Franklin Savings Bank
A large attendance is expected at the Junior League meeting to be held Saturday afternoon November 16. The event follows a force of bands under Mr P Mantz laying a commest pavensat in front of the Franklin Savings Bank building on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Intersat
P. Mantz
Franklin Savings Bank
North Market-atreet
L. T. Li
Local Theatre Listings and Meeting Notice
A brief theater and civic notice lists performances at City Opera House tonight including Sandy the Poacher and Wifey Away Ruby. It notes a meeting of the Board of Governors of the Fredericks Avevolution tomorrow at 8, and announces a late 10 o clock Middlstown Jefferson car after the show. George List, Manager, offers refunds upon ticket return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoarai
Fredericks
Celeat
Haung Aeora
Ralloway
Notice of 4 percent interest on deposits at the bank
On November the lat 1909 this Bank will increase its interest rate to four percent per annum on all special interest bearing deposits and savings accounts subject to contracts. Depositors need not present books for changes, and the 4% rate applies to new deposits of the same class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Uel Hott Paslehan
Wig Co
Reziiz
Blue
Chanine Satthy
Fey
Udo
Buller
Frederick calendar with poems and local notices
A fragment from a Frederick calendar feature by Rue Bear Brown notes Sallie Conrad and the School of Expression at Frederick. It describes a calendar of 1010 with sketches of local families, streets, old Dutch steeple, and mountain scenery. Also mentions a Grace Reformed Church supper on November 11 and a Lake View attraction with Hartz Mountain Canaries and McCannell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rue Bear Brown
Bann
Sallie Conrad
Roy
Lvdd
School of Expression
Woman's College At
Ain
Rivera
Lewi
Local Frederick ads tout gas heater and supplies
Fragmented ad page mentions gas heater connections for open grate fires priced around $2.00, with notices of community events including a Thanksgiving assembly and Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting. Also references McCannells Bird Seed and poultry feed stock, and local coal and baking products.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferenc
Hi Grove
Pree
Reno
Harp
Market St
Misa Mary
Seeger
East Patrick Street
Mra
Sumingra
West Patrick
Amon” Cramer
Birel
Edward B. Meneell
Enat
Patrickstreet
Srunewick
Pun
Heyoabwres
Thad
Ghureh
C. Levens
Rederick
Siaoarmest
Medical Society Meets
Marthebu
Berkeley Cosuly
Montevue
Lelia Gray
Montesue Hospital
Santier
Eetoteln
Constable Care
Tet
The
Inestituden
Missi
Thomas
East Chare
Wen x
Davee Molter
Fountaine Reeder
Leaga
Sandy
Ruby
House of
Atenlasion
George List
Citizeny Mationat Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Burplua
Dobaker
Cashler
Geo. Wa. Burra
Joan B. Rawsman
Wie
G. Baan
CG. M. Tuomas
D. E. Keravven
Horm
Tuod, H. Hauian, Dayirt Daxgn
Voneet
Banos
Daren
Heather Boas
Erubuet
Avi
John, D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Jeidig & Miller
LY Atchibon
Goodey
Charles L. Renn
Tarry G. Tritapoe
Egal Estate, Se Dinecraner
ALL Branch
Fito
Bertote Houdg
B. Alameot
Couns
Airael
Ari
Nidar “Ranarty
Dolny. Lary
Fralerte Tity
Soil’ Varm—co
Privo
Cilamer & Hons
Agenta
Strent
D. Thomas
Kenton Kant
Patrick Street
Theientor
Wilting and Yard
For Rentes
Hersporger_ property
Hesant Knott
T! Boat
Cn Uatonce
Madon
Ottice
Ceamer
Stauffer
T. . Young
Charles TK
Court Streat
Yreder
Asin
Frederick Ember
Hell
S. Hill
Chea
Catoctin
Papper
Easy Corner
Lake Si View
Ersville
Sabretts
Hartz Mountain Canaries
the Rose of Singers
McCanpgill's
Makoeaicx Gas & Erec, Co
Tharikegiving
Aupunls
Hanks
Elving
Frederick City Hospital
Aus
Sa Frepraicx Gas & Exzo
Manage & Foup
Farpsmce Gas, Base Co
McCardell
G. L. ‘Baking, Co
Ode Yeemminanloe
Frederick Ey
Frank J. Kroeder
Wanita
O. Sarkeel
Mankete & Vonn
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