Nov 15 in History pioneers in science and art
On November 15 history notes celebrate Johann Kepler’s death and Baron Steuben’s birth. Sir William Herschel, born in 173 years earlier, advanced astronomy with reflecting telescopes. Albert Leary, U.S. Navy commodore and writer, dies in New York. Hooser the mikado referenced.
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Johann Kepler
Baron Steuben
Magdeburg
Prussia
Wiliam Herschel
Bath
Albert Leary
U.S. N
New York
Japan
Fooser
Mikado
Personal notices from Baltimore trip reports and local visits
PURELY PERSONAL. Sharif Charles T. K. Young taepend ing the day in Baltimore on business. Mr. Hemmia H. Haller, Ensat Third treat, is on a business trip to Baltimore. Deputy Sheriff Wm. G. Grimes has returned from a business trip to Baltimore. Dr. Samuel T. Haffner, clerk of the court, is attending court at Rockville today. Miss Jeasia Goodell, Hast Patrick Street, has returned from a visit to Boston. Mrs. Thomas Dohlsy, of this city, is visiting relatives on Maryland Tract. Miss Mazie Harrison, South Market Street, has accepted a position at the Central Dry Goods House. Mr. and Mrs. James Bigge, West Fifth Street, are spending time with relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa. Alderman John Ed. Schell, North Market Street, has returned from a business trip to Martinsburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. George Morton, of Oxford, Pa., have removed to this city, and will reside on East Samuel Street. Messrs. Reno S. Harp and A. P. Marsh have gone to Cumberland to attend a meeting of Knights of Pythias. Mr. G. Jacob Buckey, West South Street, is spending some time in Baltimore visiting relatives and friends. Mr. William G. Worman, of near Harmony Grove, was in the city today. He has just recovered from a spell of sickness. Mr. Murry Baer, of Washington, who has been visiting ex Mayor John E. Fleming, West Fifth Street, has returned home. Miss Belle Baker, of Baltimore, and Miss Katie Thomas, of Buckeystown, are the guests of Mrs. Joseph D. Baker, East Church Street.
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Sharif Charles T. K. Young
Baltimore
Hemmia H. Haller
Wm. G. Grimes
Samual T. Haffner
Rockville
Jeasia Goodell
Patrick Strest
Thomas Dohlsy
Merryland
Mazie Harrison
South Market Street
Sentral Dry Goods House
James Bigge
West Fifth Straat
Pitteburg
John Ed. Schell
North Market Street
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Georgae Morton
Oxford
Saaand Strait
Mesera
Reno S. Harp
A. P.marsh
Cumberland
Knights of Pythias
Harmony Grove
Murry Baer
Washington
John E. Fleming
West Fifth Street
Belle Baker
Katie Thomas
Buckeystown
Joseph D. Baker
East Church Street
Budget of local bits and town happenings today
A half month in review with notices from Freder ick. Benches removed in Court Park by William A Wood Ward. Mayor and Aldermen to meet at 8. Contractors erecting a dwelling on West All Saints street. East Third street repairs begun by J R Keene with J C Fritchey Son. Local prices include market quotes from Tyson Co and commodities such as wheat and corn with varied per bushel values. A youth dance in Junior Hall and other community items fill the page.
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Turkey
Court Park
William A. Woodward
Wm. Fraley
Patrick Streat
Board of Aldermen
Martin Kemp
All Saints’ Street
John R. Keene
J. C. Fritchey & Son
Lancaster, Pa
East Third Street
Freight Cars Built and Skating Rink Planned at Braddock Heights
Freight cars for the F and M Electric Railway are under construction at local shops, with flat car 101 completed and a passenger car repaired for service. Overhauls will extend to all old cars, airbrakes and whistles may be added to passenger cars, and roadbed updates are planned by removing curves. A skating rink plan for the Braddock Heights pavilion is being considered with glass enclosure and heaters to draw public interest.
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Falmer
Brown's
Oorsler
Frederick
Hagerstown
Myersville
Hagerstowe
Frederick City Hospital Monthly Meeting Report
Freder ick City Hospital Association held a monthly meeting at the hospital. Reports showed October activity with 25 patients, 14 admitted, 19 discharged, and 2 deaths. There were 23 paid patients, 4 part pay, and 2 free. Donations included 100 dollars in linen. A new operating room is underway and the kitchen will be enlarged. An annual children’s Thanksgiving entertainment will be held at the Opera House under Mrs. Catherine Eisenhauer Fort, with ward offerings and panel candy for the children. Donations welcome at the hospital.
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Frederick City
Catherine Eisenhauer- Fort
Transfers of Real Estate and Licenses in Circuits and Orphans Courts
Week ending November 15 1905 records show real estate transfers in Woodsville Frederick Emmitsburg and Branewick with values up to 920 and 600 plus 210 350 and 500 dollars. Marriage licenses granted to several couples including Fritz Wetzel Moll Heff Shorb and Shorb plus Barry Rice and Elsie Tom s. Orphans Court notes include executors filings inventories and distributions for estates of Hoss Hays Main Brengle and others with stock bond and cash inventories recorded.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Circuit and Orphans
Sarah Hood
Harvey O. Hood
Woodsville
Joseph W. Garver
George Clinton Boost
Frederick
Salome
Gillelac
Annie M
Etleo Shriver
Emmitsburg
Margaret EB. Black
John I. Slagle
Emritaburg
George Klees
Fda Elia Klesr
Hamilton Lindsay
Samasi E. Moore
Branewick
William R Wolfe
Mary A. Smith
Oenalty
Joseph L Shank
Luther C. Potman
Resi
Woodsboro
Tall Fritz
Harrisville
Lovey Wetzel
Clemsoarne
George M. Moll
Garston Heff
Woodeboro
Charles Acquatus
John O. Hays
Charles W. Haas
Executrix
Cornalice M. Main
David M. Brengle
United Fire Company Sets Annual Elections and Dues
The postponed meeting of the United Steam Fire Engine Company approved by law amendments and planned final action for next Tuesday. Members will pay annual dues of 1 with quarterly payments and ineligible for office if behind. Officers include president, two vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, foreman, 7 directors, plus various engineers, firemen, and specialists. Nominations occur first Monday in December with annual election the first Monday in January.
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United Steam Fire Engine Company
Ostebar
Rota
Stata Bae
Sca
Diractora
Richfield Mining stockholders meet at Otty Hotel
Last night’s stockholders meeting at the Otty Hotel dining room heard Dr. Haffner report on Richfield Mining holdings and mine updates after his return. Directors elected will meet in Washington on November 17 to organize. Bicycle frightens a horse on East Church street endangering Mrs. Kepler who was unharmed. The horse was caught at Be OG depot by George Z Sek.
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Richfield Mining Company
Otty
T. Esffner
J. H. Witter
Haffeer
Coupany
H.F. Shipley
Dr. Haffner
Washington
Osis Kepler
East Church Street
Guarded by a Bulldog Divorce Granted in York Pa
Judge J W Bittenger grants Mrs Nina May Gerhart an absolute divorce from Jacob W Gerhart on grounds of cruelty. She testified he kept a bulldog as a guard, chaining it at the door when away, during their Emmitsburg residence. Mrs Gerhart has lived in York since leaving him. The article also notes a M O A Boys Convention committee appointed for a December 1 3 event in the city with local and church leaders pledging support.
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York
J. W. Bittenger
Nina May Gerhart
Emmitsburg
Gearhart
Emmiteburg
Gerhart
Public Meeting on Frederick Thurmont Railway Plan
The Business Men's Association holds a Friday evening meeting at 7 30 in the City Hall room to explain the Frederick to Thurmont railway project. No stock books will be opened at this gathering. they will be opened next week for the financial details.
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Business Men’s Association
Frederick
Thurmont
City Hall
Train Delayed by Accident Near Lancaster
A passenger train on the Northern Ostrotral Railway from Lancaster Pennsylvania was delayed about two hours due to an incident involving the engines. The train was due at 11 15 a m and arrived late, causing a relay in service today.
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Pasaenger
Lancaster
Brunswick man seeks federal bankruptcy relief in Baltimore
Arthur McGowdn of Brunswick filed for bankruptcy yesterday in the federal court in Baltimore. He owes $278.89 and lists no assets. In sports news, the Frederick College football club left for Char lestown West Virginia to play the local high school team today.
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Arthur 4. McGowsn
Baltimore
Brunswick
Frederick College
Chariestown
W. Va
Girl's Exciting Ride Ends Safe After Runaway Horse
Miss Amy Motter, daughter of Jagge John Motter, rode in a trap when a runaway horse bolted toward home on North Market Street. Lavi Thomas and liveryman G Ein Myers chased and corralled the horse, crashing a fence but causing no serious damage. Motter's coat remained on, and she escaped without serious injury.
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Amy Motter
Jagge
John O. Motter
Ranaway
Lavi Thomas
Judge Motter
G. Ein. Myers
Market Street
S Myers
Myers
Aulet Ff
DEATH CLAIMS PETER BROOKEY FREDERICK ELDER ANDREA
Frederick resident Peter Brookey aged 73 dies at home on East Sixth Street after a long life as a German immigrant. He leaves six children and a twin brother, with funeral set for Friday at St John’s Catholic Church and burial at St John’s Cemetery.
The Law's Grip Held for Hearing
Albert Wise, colored, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Darner this morning in the city, committed for a hearing before Justice O H Eckets tomorrow at 3 pm. Wise faces charges of shooting at a lantern placed on material used to repair the old stone bridge over the Monocacy on the Baltimore and Frederick turnpike and of carrying concealed weapons.
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Albert Wise
Darner
Cail
O. H. Eckets
Wise
Baltimore and
W Fraderick
Bartoneville
Local Sick List Highlights Neighborhood Health
Franklin H. Davis of West Patrick Street is on the sick list. Bessie Griffin of East Patrick Street suffers with a sore throat. Officer John E. Fleming of West Fifth Street has improved. Colgate Brish, son of Davilla Brish of West Patrick Street, is on the sick list. James M. Rinshars, recently ill at Emergency Hospital, shows improvement.
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Franklin H. Davis
West Patrick Streat
Bessie Griffin
East Patrick Street
John E. Fleming
West Fifth Street
Colgate Brish
Davilla Brish
West Patrick Street
James M. Rinshars
Font Family Relocates to Meridian Mississippi
The Newton Wagon Co manager Mr. Marshal Font formerly of this city has moved with his family and Mrs. Mollie Wolfe to Meridian Mississippi after relocating from Newton. They are now settled in their new home and comfortable.
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Meridian
Newton Wagon Co
Marshal Font
Newton
Miss
Successful Hunting Trip
Justice J. Francis Smith and his brother Charles Smith have returned from a four day hunting trip in Montgomery County. They report success with 29 rabbits and an enjoyable time.
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Justice J. Francis Smith
Charles Smith
Montgomery County
Bank Directors and Officers List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR listing names and roles at a financial institution. Includes J D Laker, Baker Ed, Zimmer Samuel G, Duva An, with titles Vice President and Cashier and cash figures 100000 and 200000. Indicates a directorate lineup and officer positions amid incomplete text.
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J.D. Laker
Baker ED. Baker Wi, G, Zimmer
Samuel G. Duva
Local notices promote eye care and stock sale in Frederick
A notice promotes eye doctors services by Dr O W Hines at 151 N Market St with dates November 16 17 18. Another item advertises a lecture titled Fun and Philosophy by Dr Swadener promising a pleasant impression. The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County Md outlines a stock issue Series No with dues 25 cents per share and a 100 dollar mature value, loans at 4 16 100 percent yearly. Also announces a special Sunday train travel to Washington and Baltimore.
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Osk and
Covault
O. W. Hines
N. Market Strest
Frederick County
Wilbur H. Davall
Farmers’ & Mechanical National Bank
Direotors
F. B. Sappixeros
Pres
Wiser
Devarn
Sec
Ouseles Wersheimer
Joux Bacugardner
Homsee
James H Daxneis
Frasx O_ Norwoop
Jonas D. Hzsoriesos
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Ospital
News of the State: Events of Interest
W J Murray a brakeman of Frostburg is out of pocket for 20000. B&O Railroad to build a 50000 station at Cumberland. Mrs Edwin Robiman assaulted by a stranger at Funks Towns. First snow hits Montgomery county with a buzzard sighting. Cumberland Jews raise 200 for persecuted Jews in Russia. Western Maryland depots at South Cumberland and Hancock nearly finished. Dr J G Curran dies at Port Deposit of typhoid fever. Epworth League conference opens in Aberdeen. Frank Smith sentenced in Cumberland to four months for striking Osh Differt with a stone after Differt refused a demand for saloms.
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W. J. Murray
Frostburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Edwin Robiman
Funkstowns
Montgomery County
Ruzsia
Maryland
Hancock
J. G. Curran
Department of History and Commerce
Jacob Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Epworth
East Baltimore
Methodial Episcopal Church
Booth
Aberdeen
Frank Smith
Cumberland To Serve Four Months In the House of Correation
Osh Differt
Becaus Differt
The Heart of Ireland at City Opera House
Edward Wright the singing star headlines The Heart of Ireland a vivid Irish drama set to be staged at the City Opera House Monday November 3 with a notable production team and strong public appeal. Wright will perform his own compositions amid lively lava scenes described as fresh and youthful by reviewers.
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Heart of
Frederick County History Society Meets With Oysters and Arts
The Frederick County Historical Society opens its season at Mrs. F. F. Smith’s on East Second Street Thursday November 16 at 8 30. Troxell and Four supply oysters and dried corn with fruits. Free admission for children delivering Thanksgiving envelopes to Frederick City Hospital. Plaster art at Moberry of 139 141 West Patrick Street draws interest. City Opera House hosts Dr Swadener’s Fan and Philosophy with tickets at Moardsli’s 25 and 50 cents. Five entertainments course priced at $2.00. Display of plaster statuary at Merhi Mobarly’s from 183 to 620 00.
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Frederick County Historical Saciety
F. F. Smith
East Second Street
Sp. A
Esse
Mebil F. Moberry’s
W. Patrick Street
Belud Tal
City Opera Home
Merhi F. Mobarly
New "Art Loom" Draggers at Mulloins Carpet House
E. BE. MULLEVES presents Art Loom Drag gers very different from Woollegrain Carpets. New Weaves bring new Styles including Oriental rug copies. A great variety available when you visit our carpet house to see the novelties in floor coverings. Osit and see them. L. E. MULLOINIX.
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Severinga
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Richfield
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East Sixth Street
Mr. Brookey
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