Personal notes on local visitors and travellers
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Emmittaburg Frederick and surrounding areas. Names include Vincent Sobold Frank Downey Mary Steckel M L Freahour M P Wood J W Creeger James P Bisor George W Norris Helen Ikowo N Rowe William H Rameburg Wilcox and Dr and Mrs Wm Juhneau. Mentions travel to Baltimore Frederick Martinsburg and Montgomery County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Sobold
Emmittaburg
Burgess
Frank Downey
New Marit
City Hotel
Mary Steckel
Woman's Allege
Baltimore
M. L. Freahour
Middle Point
Frederick
M. P. Wood
New Market
J. W. Creeger
Thurmont
Froderick
SBS
James P. Bisor
Toxville
George W. Norris
Unionville
Fredrick
Helen J. Ikowo
Samuelady School
Berth
Motter
Thia Murning
Montgomery Yenty Court
Fragmented Bright Item Gossip From A Political Noticeboard
A scrambled column from a century old paper mixes satire, politics and social notes. It mentions Democratic jollification, concert and comedy events, and a breezy mood. It references Berryville Virginia editors and Col John Walter Smith as a presidential possibility in 1904, with critique of campaign dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Courier
Berrytie
John O. Crown
John
Crown
Aryland
Ailding
Gatenlauter
Scrombart
Willard Saulebury
John Walter Smith
Vritings
Maryland Democrate
L Lonel Smith
Walter
Enanin
ULLAL
Radek Baad
Rel
Urery Bvoning
Gong to Germany Mim Bing Molly Leaves Baltimore
Miss Molly Folly formerly of the Waian'a College sails to Germany this week aboard the Lloyd Steamer Drenden after a stay in Baltimore. She led the wave German at the college for six years and plans to meet relatives in Washington before returning to Baltimore tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gong
Germany
Mim Bing Molly
Waian‘a
Willenil
Baltimore
Mise Tfolly
Washington
Religious World Notes From Willett churches
The Middle Conference of the Lutheran Synod of Maryhind convenes at Rocky Hill church tonight. Rev Freemat Dixon presides at the Presbyterian church with a sermon on Enemies of the Cross of Christ. Rev M. Myers leads St James Lutheran yesterday with morning Romans text and evening Destruction of Babylon. Episcopal Grace Church features Justification by Faith with St Andrew classwork and Epworth League reports. Revival services run nightly at 7:30, and Evangelical Lutheran in town, with Dr. Kohlman preaching morning and evening. The Sendai missionary, Miss Hollowell, discusses women in Japan. St. Luke and T. O. Carter lectures and church groups reorganize. Mass at Jesuit Novitiate marks Saint Stanislaus feast. A buggy accident injures Mr. George W. Steele. sustained injuries include severe facial wounds and a torn finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett
Evie
Lutheran Synod of Maryhind
Rocky Hill Church
Presbyterian Clurch
Te Freemat
Dixon
Christ
St. James Lutheran Church
M. Myers
Rom
Habylon
al Saints’ Episcopal Church
Hay
Weburite Tagte
Edgar Moore
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Reformed Church
Sendai
Page Milburn
Porvleoa
M. BE
John
Jesus
Amon Barges
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kohlman
Martin Luther
Woman’s Missionary Society
Grace Reformed Church
Misa Mary
Hovlowell
Japan
EB. L. McLean
St. Luuke
Stanley A. Krobe
A. M
Kemp Hall
Yeukle
C. W. Stinespring
God
T. O. Carter
Chattanooga
Town
U. S
Christian Endeavor Society of the
U.S
Wm. W. Pickett
Misa Mollie Crom
Mina Gracie Crom
Mina
Zonie Welty
Miss Aggie Mehming
Benet
de Atantelaun
St. Stanislaus
Domontio
Novitiste
Society of Jesus
Stanialau Koatke
Edward X. Fink
Gonzaga College
Washington, D. C
Charlen FL Bridges
Doncap
Edward CL Whitlips
Charters J. Mullaly
Credo
Sanotaa
Chotr
Ander
William W. Walah
World News Circulation Reaches Far Into India
A letter from Baran in Saint Andres, India, responds to Rev. Silliman Diagden’s article in this paper. The writer cites America’s greatest medicine as Handa Baretparilia and claims cures with remarkable powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
THR
Alfred Harcalli
Baran
Andres
Sande
Agra
Silliman Diagden
America
Gifts for Schley Spark Wide Interest in Silver Service
Intimate friends and admirers of Admiral Schley assembled to honor his victory at Santiago with a silver service. Contributors from major cities funded the piece, with a dish reflecting the war’s heroism and a punch bowl listing donors. A committee selected the final design, prioritizing fine workmanship and memorial significance, with a portion earmarked for Captain Clarke of the Oregon and plans for a presentation next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiar Adiairat
Winfield Scott Seltey Tawarr
Calon
Adgural Sehiy
Statlagse
Che Pitt
Ate
Mb. Moatae
Washington
Imery
Charles Am, Foulke
James A. Gary
Henry Ives Cobb
Santiago
Admiral Schley
Jona
Colna
Clarke
Oregon
Col
la. Victor Baughman
Evening events and reception fill city calendar
Evenia of the Week notes a public WCTU meeting this evening, Finnigan's Ball at City Opera House, Harmony Grove Christian Endeavor Socials, and a Laidhew Military Band recital at City Opera House. A furniture store sale and a Hollis Company performance are planned for Thursday, with a Grace Reformed lecture Friday. A reception for the Buckeys and a new Annunciation Course opening are reported, alongside Talbot County election chatter and a funeral vote dispute. The City Opera House hosts or hosts again Finnigan's Ball, while Flower Show is canceled for lack of interest and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenia
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
City Opera House
Christian Endeavor Socials
Harmony Grove
City Opera
Laidhew
Frederick City
College Building
Court Square
Hollis Company
Oity Opera House
Hey
Stanley Krebs
Wouan's College
Grace Reformed Church
Tacal Mart Market Quotas and Imported Goods
The passage lists market quotas for corn and wheat prices per barrel and bushel, notes mis-spelled items and imports including medicines, and mentions a product called Unwi's Faran parila as claimed cure for pimples and blood purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacal Mart
J.B. W. Hargate
Tongara
The Meteoric Shower to D pen Daly One dia Catiecathon
A long readable account discusses a great meteor shower as a grand spectacle, recalling earlier showers in November and the 1833 event tied to science and superstition. It notes millennial fears, the Millerite movement, and widespread public awe. It explains meteoroid origins, orbits, and the journey toward Earth, with references to Uranus and planetary motion.
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Oaec
Ised
Asany
Milloy
Aky
Atara
Che
Alfred
Uranuait
Syatom
Earth
Marseilicg
P. Little
Washington
Tumploe
Lt Jones
Dts Sbnora
Uranus
Pamo Aivon
Real Estate Transfers Near Myeraville
A summary of land transfers and elections. Harvey H. Lanse auctioned farm properties near Myeraville including 104 acres to Mahlon W. Gronanickle at 3.5 per acre and 220 acres to Tawts Anehearman at 7.25 per acre. A land parcel of 1y acres was sold to Alfred J. Leatherman. Also noted are Frederick County election returns arriving in Annapolla with clerks given five days to forward results to the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey H. Lanse
Myeraville
Clayton
Kerdy
Charlos
Laws
el Dols
Mahlon W. Gronanickle
Tawts Anehearman
Alfred J. Leatherman
Frederick County
Annapolla
Champa
Cod
Montgomere
Huver
Board of Supervisors
Not a Disease But a Cleansing Comfort Claim
Fragmented OCR text asserts that a product named California Fig Bying Co. offers a cleansing item to bring comfort to hearts, suggesting a misleading health claim. The wording is garbled and unclear about exact purpose or proper entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fig Bying Co
All Druggiate
Fragmentary statewide notice reports political shifts and local incidents
Erratic OCR text describes governor Voorh of New Jersey and local officials, court actions, divorces, a fatal kitchen fire, and sheriff election outcomes. It references Wallingport, Waynesboro, Cerell county, and regional rail and turnpike disputes, with sparse dates and unclear events.
Advertised Letters and Fire Destroys Grain Elevator
A Frederick city edition lists advertised letters including Mrs John Hogan and Miss Dizele Lonters Biss among others. Separately a grain elevator at Shonaudeat Street, W Va, owned by Lemon & Company of Shepherdstown, burned Friday night with wheat and corn loss around $5,000 and surrounding structures damaged. origin undetermined and the elevator recently sold to Lamon & Co by S J Williams of Shoanaudash Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Portatticn
Ueendy
Mary A. Curela
Mra
John J. Hogan
Mise Dizele Lonters
Biss
Mary Eilonds Miaq Ruane Mrehirtat
Shonaudeat Stauction
W. Va
Lemon & Company
Shepherds Town
Lamon & Co
S. J. Willams
Shoanaudash Junction
Local Charity Events Mention Opera Night and Band Concert
A Boston Ladies Military Band benefit set for City Opera House Thursday night with tickets sold at Yenkin, plus a Kemp Hall talk Friday by Kreba. Donations encouraged for the W T U and a home association promotion runs from November 1 to 14 with weekly shares and 100 dollar par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Haus
Kreba
Kemp Hall
Yenkin
Giry Opere ! House
Ladies
Boston
Domeantlo
Be TS
Sappington
Damed E. Walker
Wilebur IL. Duvall
Prank
Norewood
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PI Daily News
Vasey
Sneelal
Tir
New
W. L. Moor
the Weather Bureau
E. Oman
Maretto
Mortal
Itlatriss
Worry, Sa
Maday
Alvsse Marden
Marshall Alan
Umer
Udumy Ballaing
Lynch
Rosenoars
C. Curry
Walker & Co
So Jo
Blears
Hendrickson
Rodock & Qo
Sunday Schools and Societies
Ieo
W. Steele
Irving Hear
Schley
Anguittcent
Buckey
Auddeborg
Wil. Buckey
Mina Ethel . Close
Tha Houan
Miseen Birely
Mr. Bucky
Holl
Association
Association Tall
Dontuu Ludiow Muiary
Ita Direotion
D. W. Howard
Philadelphia
Talbot
Aikely
Talbot County
B. Bennett
Me. Carrington
Mullikin
Ities
Judge Bennett
Ciy Opera House
Clits Opera
Tmoweo
Thaernnant
Mareimant
Murray
Mack
Finnigan'a
Austin
Miner
Moat Imeritariana
Aban Fe
Unwi
de Pee Daly
News of
Che State
Cerata
Welliai
Uaeheyewall
Berhoud
Atea Navy
al Dun
Yal Academy
Agnin AL
Stuart
Sontania
James H. Gaither
Layara
Ladies Miliary Hand
Tzafon
Ana Anne
Qopera
Maryland
W.O.T. UW
Court
Adintesson
I. Freeman Dizon
Kaderdeen Ladies
Enat Churetratreat
Loath Orphan Asylum
Eces
L. B. Mollinix
Gennina
Largnat
Vine
Monninin
L. Ki. Murase
Honeatin
Talephona
Juin Lin Drickson
Falegihor
Mem Nul
Prengie
Hayden
Halley Stetpedes
Verge Eels
Tau
Avery Peveranient
Imand
Neidig & Miller
Grery
Raya
Sayer
Xizes
Neldig & Millui
Clinton
Linton
Dr. Win
Cy Bototer
Market Street
Realdenos
Ceresvii
Coereaville Notre Frou Ldean
Weaten
D. Siriner
F. B. Sappington
A. Oop
Cocomanta
Pannayltania Shelbark
Alec New
Wneud Pire
Bfe
Hintit
Giettergie Af Holt
Glad
Fdb
Zopocy
KIO & Sons
Tunemal Mactouh and
Eshal Mems
Ruedemich
Staub Pgyavonarsn
LE Gatu
Marvin Han
Vo Seas
Railing
J. Helsaly Kaller
Heisely Keller
DHUG
Ars Thein Ues AN Nuh
Thei Uoodbake
Gann
Br, & UO
Willard
Eellar
Pathion
Josie H. Thomas
Fred Ora Tenshot
Fiabe
Studi Nature
ELH
Eaton & Hurnett
Wellbee
Ares Eats College
Josephs Agademy
Mmitsburg
History of
Charity
Artwell
Gettera of Inquiry
Rupertoy
Micopmaron
N. Mailket
Jerala Nut
Guaranted
University of Marpieeds _ iy
Artone
Orpen Nest
Court Street
Predertek
Widdersidawl
Isance P
Levy
Attonwt
At-Law
Semen Ip C
Lawes UF
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