In History Nov 16 Cites Notable Events
The item lists historical deaths and events including Guston, Adulphus of Sweden, and other figures. It mentions John Bught and Champlain's bake, along with Daniel Lunch and Lord Weeks as noted individuals. The prose mixes dates, places, and brief identifications with several OCR errors.
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Aui
Morstemn
Sweden
Riles
Lewtaen
Siete
Imperial Vrno
Comeuest
New York
Feu
John Bught
Pgh
Sin
Borin
Ted Lsst
Ise
Curmedore
Mas Danouih
Champlain
Seat
Bea
Saniel Lunch
Cerreaa
Boston
Bern
Avorge J Dims
Dratunin
Voloust
Nastia
Lord Weeks
Eattis
Personalities Drifting In and Out of Baltimore Visits
Purely personal notes recount Miss Minnie Gittingar and Brodke Taylor visiting Baltimore while Miss Zola Staley from near the city visits relatives there. Keefer S. Tome speaks on business in Adamstown, Miss Blanche Darr visits relatives, Mrs. James Staley visits Washington, and J O Gilbert spends days in the city on business. Dr and Mrs J M Goodman move to a new home, and A M Inskeep visits Lime Kiln with Rev Fr Philip McGuire. Harry Hall and R L Reich of Hall and Reich spend the day in Baltimore on business. Elizabeth Block returns from Baltimore where she stayed with the Gittingers. Dr Osborne Ingle and Miss Ingle are in Washington and Baltimore for a few days with Ingle staying longer.
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Minnie Gittingar
Brodke Taylor
Baltimore
Zola Staley
Keefer S. Tome
East Second Street
Adamstown
Blanche Darr
Tiffin
Ohio
Eugene L. Derr
James Staley
Washington
J. O. Gilbert
Park Hotel
J. M. Goodman
Fredericktown
Ss. John's Rectory
Messra
Harry Hall
R. Lise Reich
Hall & Reich
North Market Street
Elizabeth Block
Missea Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Rey
Osborne Ingle
Miss Ingle
Dr. Ingle
Hymeneal notices and marriage announcements in local newspaper
Multiple wedding notices and a court mental health item appear. Frank E Howes and Ella Neipold wed at the bride's home with relatives as attendants. Viola Thompson and William Stottlemyer marry in Barneaville. Emma Cecyl Kanode and Walter Clifton Byrne plan a Gaithersburg wedding. Mathias Miller and Nelile Glessner wed quietly in the city. A separate case notes George L. Eckership found non compos mentis and a trustee appointment ordered. Local market figures from H. M. Cramer & Co. list grain and corn quotes.
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Stotilemyer Thompson
Mias Viola Thompson
Richard T. Thompson
Comus
Montgomery County
Wm . Stottlemyer
Hiram Stottlemyer
Boyda
St. Mary's Rectory
Barneaville
Father McDonald
Stottlemyer
Mathiaa Bartgis Miller
Misa Nelile May Glessner
B. L. Mclean
East Third Street
Court battle over Maryland constitutional amendments showdown
Democratic leaders plan to force a Court of Appeals ruling on the Poe amendment and related measures before next fall’s election. Governor Warfield’s stance, backed by Attorney General Bryan, could trigger mandamus actions to advertise the amendments or drop the effort if they were not properly signed.
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Ann
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Warfield
Isvzritor
Bryan
State Central Committee
Anne Arungdel County
Vandiver
John P. Poe
Alonzo L. Miles
Mr. Bryan
Edgar WH. Gans
Comes
Gorman
General Assembly
Gans
Bernard Carter
John the Janior horse gets first tack fitting at parade
The new Janior horse John was fitted with harness this morning as preparations begin for the hose wagon arrival. Vendors and officials expect the team to be ready for its debut.
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John
Week's Record in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Transfers of real estate and marriage licenses issued plus court actions for the week ended Wednesday noon November 16. Property deeds list multiple transfers in county and towns including Woodboro and Brunswick. marriage licenses issued to numerous couples. inventory and accounts filed and settled in the Orphans' Court including estates of Gaxton and Thrasher. final and trial accounts and sales of personal property noted.
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Oirenit and
Orphan’ Court
Cirenit and Orphans
Ephraim T. C. Richmond
Upton H. Richmond
Marian Owings
Alias K. Jones
John H
John Elipp
George W. Smith
Lewis M. Smith
Charles H. Smith
Charles W. Walls
Edith E Crum
Woodabaro
William D. Oustrove
Frances E. Nichole
Ms. Ephraim - Gray
David Dotrow
Cathrine L. Angleberger
Claude M. McGaha
Point of Rooks
Hattie A. V. Whitter
Doubs
Charles ER. Myers
Stella Aumen
Woodsboro
Frank E. Hower
Washington
Elis O. Neipold
James Walter Getty
New Windsor
Mige Liele Birely
William H. Welty
Emmitaburg
Nattie F Clem
Rocky Ridge
Harry L. Engla
Sbisoce M. Fisher
Mary J. Gaxton
Henry W. Lanhart
Thomas S. Thrasher
Charlotte B. Thrasher
Mary Boaner
Jobo Thompson
Lutheran Conference Elects Officers at Union Bridge Meeting
The Middle Conference of the Maryland Synod Lutheran met at St. James Church in Union Bridge Monday night. Rev. G W Baughman preached the sermon. Officers elected for the coming year include President Rev Charles F Steck Frederick secretary Rev Van Wheeler Woodsboro treasurer Rev Dr P H Miller Westminster. The group discussed practical church topics with emphasis on contribu tions of one tenth of income as a Biblical duty.
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Maryland Synod
Lutheran Ohnoroh
St. James’ Church
Union Bridge
G. W. Baughman
Uniontown
Charles F. Steck
Frederick
Rey. van. Wheeler
Woodsboro
P. H. Miller
Westminster
Tie In Campaign Lights Up for Graans Reds Duel
The Reda led most of the day but at five o clock Fred Oberlander tied two members for the Graans and their light was re lit. If the race ends in a tie two lights will be extinguished one above and one at the door below. Members show strong interest with many friends involved and seed sowing underway.
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M.C.A
Fred. Oberlander
Breakdown disrupts farmer’s timber haul on East Patrick Street
Mr M E Baker of Montgomery county experienced a wagon axle failure yesterday afternoon on East Patrick Street while transporting lumber with a four horse team. Unable to repair it in time, he left the broken wagon and walked home, intending to return today for the wagon and lumber.
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M. E. Baker
Montgomery County
Patrick Straet
Baker
Pearres and McKaigs at Watkins Glen in New York
Congressman George A. Pearre and his wife have returned to Watkins Glen New York where they will stay until Congress convenes in December. Colonel Pearre is joined by Marwin Mokaig and Mary MacGill niece of the congressman, along with ex Congressman William M. McKaig at Watkins Glen.
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Pearre
Watkins Glen
George A. Pearre
N.Y
Congress
Dacambar
Marwin Mokaig
William M. McKaig
Misa Mary MacGill
Missionary Day in Walkersville Reformed Church Services
Home Missionary Day will be observed in the Reformed church at Walkersville on Sunday November 20 at 10 30 in place of the regular service. The bimonthly missionary program will be rendered in the evening at 7 20. A good program is expected and all are invited to attend. Grace Reformed Church ladies held a church supper last evening at Mrs George Salter's West Church Street. It was largely attended withpleasant surroundings and a fine supper of chicken ham biscott salads pickles preserves potato chips celery cake cocoa and coffee.
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Walkersville
Ladies of the Sewing Society
Grace Reformed Church
George Salter
West Church Street
Eight year old kills hawk with stone during visit
George Sullivan aged eight, adopted son of Mrs Cora Haines of Njaville, on a visit to grandparents near Pearl, killed a large fish hawk with a stone. The hawk measured three feet from tip to tip of its wings.
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George Sullivan
Cora Haines
Njamaville
RK. Drummoté
Pearl
Fire stops at Osranville bridge after engine passes
Fire broke from a traction engine that crossed the Osranville bridge last week. Timely actions by George Monshower and Howard Noebasaum prevented serious damage.
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Biage
Osranville Bridge
George Monshower
Howard Noebasaum
Dynamite Attack Damages Bridge at Stamp's Fill
A powerful explosion damaged the stone Morocacy river bridge near Stamp's Fill by LeGore's, three arches torn, one charge failed. The blast, aimed to destroy the bridge built by Mr. J W Lettore, shook nearby towns but left the structure intact. Authorities link the act to local disputes over bridge rights and legislative acts restricting new bridges within miles.
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Stamp’s Fill
LeGore's
J W. Lettore
Woodabore
Lediesburg
LeGorn
Outrane
LeGore
General Assembly of
Maryland
Edward Krise
John S Loog
Thea Bonoaacy
Bbull
LeGore Bridge
Auoh
Mesara
Vincent Sebold
Urner & Urner
Death notices for James M Poole and Miss O May Burdette
James M Poole a 65 year old carpenter died of apoplexy at his Kemptown home on November 14. He leaves his last wife and sixteen children. funeral at Providence M P church and burial in the church cemetery with W T Lewis as director. Miss O May Burdette aged 15 years five months died November 2 near Unionville from consumption and heart disease. funeral attended by Mrs William Black and sister Miss Magete Black with Rev Utz officiating and Stitely as director.
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James M Pqule
James M. Poole
Kemptown
Poole
Providence M. P
John A. Wright
Lafayette Day
O. T. Fout
Garrison Brandenburg
A. B. Lante
Milton Baker
Frank Meredith
W. T. Lewis
C. May Burdette
Mise O. May Burdette
William Black
Unionville
County
Mise Burdette
Magete Black
Benton Bury
Jake Plaine
John Plaine
Mr. Barnes
Rev Utz
New Market
Stitely
August Berwig Will Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of August Herwig was filed for probate this morning. He leaves all personal property to his widow Catherine Haerwig. Real estate is to stay with the widow for life, then proceeds from its sale go to his children equally. Witnesses were the Orphans Court judges from May 1884: George Koogle, Daniel Castle, and Augustus W. Nicodemus. Judge Nicodemus is the only survivor.
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August Herwig
Orphans’ Court
Catherine Haerwig
Tha
George Koogle
Daniel Castle
Augustus W. Nicodemus
Judge Nicodemus
Large Barn Burns at Highland Stock Farm in Montgomery County
A large barn at Highland stock farm near Kensington in Montgomery County burned Monday night shortly after 9. It was owned by Mrs. Alfred Ray of near Tenleytown DC and occupied by John J. Wire of Kensington. The barn held 84 horses and was filled with oats hay and implements. Four horses died or were lost and eight four were saved. Total loss estimated around $1000.
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Highland Stock Farm
Kensington
Montgomery County
Alfred Ray
Tenleytown
John J. Wire
Birthday Dinner for Mr Zimmerman Marked by Granddaughter
John Henry Zimmerman enjoyed a birthday dinner at his home at 20 Water Street on November 13. His granddaughter Frances lit 59 candles on a grand cake as relatives wished him many more happy birthdays. Joseph Beck of Frederick arrived to claim a horse worth 100 dollars bought by Beck for Easton. The horse rests at Hershey's livery stable with Easton backing Beck’s purchase.
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John Henry “Immerman
Frances
Mr. Zimmerman
Hagerstown Globe
Joseph Beck
Frederick
Frederick Easton
Beck
Back
Easton
Hershey
Community notices and sales listed for Frederick area
Local notices include an oyster supper at Stauffer's Hall to honor Thanksgiving, a bazaar and soup supper at Jantor Hall with many items for sale, and an Edison phonograph display by G L Brawner. Also advertised are leather and shoe findings by Henry A Haun, furniture private sale by H Dorsey Brcan, and a stock sale for the Domestic Building Association of Frederick County with loan terms and shares.
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Edison Phonograph
Edison Records
Victor
Instrumiente of
G. L. Brawner
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
E. Patrick St
Henry A. Haun
Frederick County
Wilbur H. Dayall
Farmers’ & Mechanical National Bank
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H. D. Baxen
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City Hotel Grill
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J. O. Hendrix
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
B. L. Schmid
E. Third Street
H. Dorsey
F.B. Sarprnatos
Witur H.duval
Charles Wertheimer
Joh Baumgardner
Horace O. Zacharias
James BE. Wanker
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Frank 0. Norwoop
Joan D. Brexprickson
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