Death notices from Washington and Baltimore
Deaths reported Sunday night in Washington include Cassandrew L. Sadler son of William H. and Harriett Sadler aged 35. Funeral arrangements set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church New York. Cassandrew L Sadler funeral in Baltimore from Williams Cooks parlors Monday at 330. Interment Prospect Hall cemetery Towson.
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al Church
Washington
See
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Cine Ps
Erlen Tomes
York
Eloise Tomes
Adelphia
Edwan Tomes
New Mars
Calvary Protestantiscopal Church
New York
Shoemaker
Cassandrew L. Sadler
William H. and
Harriett Sadler
Baltimore
Wiliam Cook
North and
Greenmount Avenues
Prospect Hall
Towson
Burgess Rites Held At Quinn A M E Church
The funeral of J. W. Burgess, a colored man, was held Monday at 2 p.m. at Quinn A M E Church. Rev. EB F Addison officiated with several assistants. Edith M Ha Swann and Nettie Jones attended the service with flowers. Pallbearers included Epdraim Smith and Nathan Jones. Interment followed at Tabering Eons cemetery. Albert V. Dixon funeral director.
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J. W. Burgess
Quinn
ML E
EB. F Addison
A. T. Middleton
Ignatius Snowden
Wilam Addison
Edith M
Swann
Nettie Jones
Epdraim Smith
Nathan Jones
Andrew Barnes
Joseph Smith
Daniel Speaks
William Forman
Tabering Eons
Albert V. Dixon
Robbery at Baltimore and Ohio freight station at Harper's Ferry
Between 2 and 4 Friday morning thieves pried open doors at the B and O freight station, Harpers Ferry, and cut five sacks of second class mail for parcel post matter. They used a poker to breach the door slits. no money orders or checks were taken. The sacks were left unguarded until 6 40, when trains bound for Winchester and Charles Town would depart. Investigators led by an unnamed official examined the scene and contents described as pamphlets and boats.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harper's Ferry
Winchester
Charles
Coas
Charite
Market Prices Boost Era and Senses Rise
Market prices boost business activity as the era shows improvements. Data indicates a shift in value with prices around 1.05 per unit and a rise toward 84.00 in key indices. Officials note sustained momentum in trade and consumer demand.
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Fragmented local notice recalls thanks and mentions friends and family, with scattered references to Burdette Bennett and legal matters. Context is incomplete but indicates expressions of gratitude and community notices amid unrelated entries.
How $75,000,000 Will Build Biggest Bridge
The report outlines a large bridge project costing 75 million dollars. It describes the design with twelve tower segments and main cables and winches to support the structure. Details mention construction aspects and the builders, including references to specific workers and technical components.
Fraternal notices and sales in the town listings
Card of Thanks and local notices advertise canaries for sale through Mrs C M Dixon at 501 Elm Street plus Frederik Staart Loan Co offers loans from 25 to 300. Apples for sale from McGen Orchard Co and school tablets from C W Miller’s Sodas and Lunch feature various sandwich options.
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Frederik Staart Loan Co
Court ST
Citizens National Bank indicates more centers under new plan
A fragmented OCR note from Citizens National Bank hints at expansion with more centers and a plan, but details are unclear. The readable words mention bank and cottons, suggesting a commercial context without full specifics.
Untitled historical notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions board members and roles including treasurer and cashier. Names are unclear, with garbled phrases indicating a governance or financial positions list. No definite event, date, or place can be ascertained from the readable content.
Taneytown social notes and local gatherings
Local notices recount visits and gatherings around Taneytown on a mid November Wednesday. Entries mention Mr and Mrs Frank Wantz, Miss Annie Dem, Mrs Ernest Fream, and the Bowersox family at homes near Washington and near town, plus a literary society meeting at Conover Ham’s house.
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Taneytown
Harry Bowersox
Bowersox
Washington
Frantier
Asso Hington
Tt Morris
Uuture
Frank Wantz
Gat Gharies
Annie Dem
Ernest Fream
Ehil
Mahiun T. Wr
Sune
James Bord
Weddings Tie In Cedar County Ceremony
Unclear notes describe a wedding with a bride in plum attire and small hat, attended by family and friends. Mention of a father of the bride and multiple names appears, along with city references and local venues. The fragmented text notes attendants and celebrants in a nostalgic newspaper brief.
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Cecil
J. NM
Mir Cagerveyst
Pomercy Mtg
Sick Doctors And Hospital Notes From Frederick City
A fragmentary report notes Dr E H Lamar from this city at Frederick City Hospital and Dr Baer returning home from Johns Hopkins Baltimore. Frank C Sorwood’s residence is listed and Johns Hopkins Hospital appears in Baltimore with improving conditions. The Quarterly Conference of the United Church is scheduled at 7 30 oclock with mention of superintendent E Fuitz D D from Washington.
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E. H. Lamar
Frederick City Hospital
Baer
Johns Hope
Baltimore
Blis
Frank C. Sorwood
Johns Hoplins
Baltimhore
E. Fuitz
D. D
Wash
Conference of the United Reh
Eeelay
Car Ind
Real Estate Listing Notes for Utah Firm and Partners
Real estate entry records a listing from sete Of City Real Estate in Utah with Z Cuvalier and Son, noting a lit total of ore and a Chapul item. The brief mentions 40 weeks and R Geizendannes as involved parties.
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City Real Estate
Utah
Z. Cuvalier Ang Son
R. Geizendannes
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