Fragmented 19th Century Remarks on New York Conquest
Fragmented OCR conveys brief mentions of British and Confederate references near Fort Wellington, a bombastic claim of conquest of New York, and notes on General Saanagtan, Conway, and Moncure. It also hints at a nocturnal event near San Francisco and a late night moonlit scene, with scattered dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New York
Saanagtan
Bortnga Foix
Kalpenne
Dee
Moncure
de Conway
Bara Ws
Personal notices from Haitimers and connections in Philadelphia
A string of brief personal items follows residents and visitors. O s Varying names and addresses mention travels to Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington with kinfolk and acquaintances, including Mrs C W Lough Mr and Mrs Sweat and Miss Angleberger. Charles E Robinson departs East Third Street for a New York post as assistant auditor at the Success Magazine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oésar-Fircatone
Irs
Sweat
Lathrop
Eutoka.g. Dixon
Washington, D. C
Keele
Toms
Lelia P. Angleberger
Campbell
Washington
E.J. Angleberger
Bloorhfield
Charles E. Robinson
East Third Street
F. C. Knott
New York
Success Magazing Co
Iron bridge planned to replace old wooden span
News notes from the state report plans by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to build an iron bridge over Antigram Rock replacing the old wooden one declared dangerous by the grand jury. Other items include a conviction of an Easton insurance official for six years, church missions in Williamsport, political charges against a state chair, a lodge dispute in Hagerstown, and record 43 pound beets grown in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thare
Raagerdon
Jobin E. Wepler
Naryan
Baltimore
Ohio
de Borous
Gran Jury
Welshampel
Easton
Netronautey, Life Insurance Company
Episcopal Church
Wilhamaport
Expan
Adams
Aeing
Hanna
Republican State Central Committee
Waa
Coothare
Bearii Senate i
Ary St
Vale of
Emmitsburg Gettysburg Car Line Ends Service
The Emmitsburg Gettysburg car line ceases operation after summer due to the death of Mr. Annan and the need for a directors meeting to decide winter service. Dr James K Waters, treasurer, cites adequate summer business but notes the halt until a board decision. John W Feldman of Hagerstown is VP, with arrangements pending for a directors’ meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lide
Ownas
Lange Autamo
Smcleba
Baualtabarg
Gettys- Burg
Isaac. Annan
Emmitsburg
Pany
Gettys- BS
James’ K. Waters
Thurmont
Annan
Winters
John W. Feldman
Hagar
Entertainment at Y M C A by Mr W A Falconer
Mr W Alfred Falconer of Baltimore will entertain YMCA members tonight at eight. The social committee prepared an excellent program for the season including Rich Dumbers and Temple Music Quartet, Baltimore Club Concert Co., and cartoonist Ratableton. Also featuring a dramatic reader from the Washington Readers’ Club and the National Speech Arts Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Alfred Falconer
Baltimore
YM. C. A
Rich“Dumbers
Baltimore Club
Ratableton
Thanksgiving Day Football Clash at YMCA Field
A Thanksgiving game is set for November 25 at the YMCA field between the YMCA team of Charlestown West Virginia and the Athlete Chub. It is billed as one of the season’s biggest games with both sides fielding their best, expected to attract a large crowd. The YMCA squad has had a near perfect season, only allowing a single scoring play this year.
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Uettween
Chub
Charlestown
Nas
Cumberland Archdeaconry Meeting Opens At Emmanuel Church
The Archdeaconry of Cumberland in Maryland began a conference at Emmanuel Church Cumberland yesterday afternoon continuing to Thursday. Bishop Coadjutor John G Murray II presided as Rev William Walter Smith MD led the Sunday school work conference with the New York Sunday School Mission secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Dutonin
Maryland
Emmanuel Church
John G. Murray, II
Wiliam Walter, Smith
New York
New Telephone Line Under Construction in Poolesville Area
A new telephone line in western Montgomery County, called Poolesville Telephone Company, nears completion. It will replace the old Boyds system and connect with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company to enable direct communication with Washington, Baltimore, and the East within about ten days. Measurements noted include lines and poles along Urbana corridor, with local labor led by Miss Maggie Grinder and Thomas Marrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Poolesville
Mt Clemens Daily News notes local accident injury
A report from North Market Street describes a shop accident at Mt C where P Bennett was struck on the left wrist. He sustained a fracture and was taken to medical care. The incident involved a fall while standing near a storefront.
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P. Bennett
Hig Atore
North Market
Easio
Ior
Ovat
Els
Hand Lacerated Incident Report Noted In Brief
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local incident note. Names and details are unclear but indicate a hand injury involving Mr. John H. Boye and several parties. No verified locations, dates, or outcomes are readable. Requires full transcription for precise card.
Baymen Convene for Laymen's Missionary Movement Banquet
A Baymen convention opens tonight at the Belvedere Hotel to promote the Laymen's Missionary Movement. Key figures include J Camp and S Earry Taylor arriving. plans for a 1000 to 1500 attendee banquet. events run Thursday to Friday with church prayer meetings nationwide. Reservations indicate broad participation and fundraising for mission funds.
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Itr
Mmorys
Smh Sneath
Belvedere
J. Camp
S. ‘Earry
Taylor
Roe
Keeler
George Sherwood Eddy
Young Men's ‘Christian “Association
India
Esene
Tributes Paid After Death of Steam Fire President
A memorial service for Joseph W. Gaver president of United Steam Fire Boging Company was held with tributes from Lloyd L. MacGill Hirai Re Neck Robert A. Bennett and others A committee including MacGill Bennett Abbott Hagan and Bennett was named to draft resolutions. A floral design was ordered and the engine house front was draped in mourning.
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United Steam Fire
Joseph W. Gaver
Lloyd LT. MaccGill
Hirai Re Neck
Robert A. Bennett
Lloyd
I’. MacGill
John
Ji. Bennett
Henry H. Abbott
Charles M. Hagan
Man Finds Wild Strawberries Along Rail Tracks Near Boyds
Mr J L Croxton, a Baltimore and Ohio telegrapher, discovered ripe wild strawberries along the tracks east of Boyds while walking yesterday morning. The berries are likely a second growth this year, with drought and heat affecting blossom and fruit development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
J. Ls. Croxton
Baltimore
Ohio
Boyds
South Market birthday celebration at Squtti Market street
Charles Abrecht celebrated his birthday yesterday on South Market Street and received congratulations from numerous friends. The event featured various themes and dinner offerings as part of the social gathering hosted by Beveias and Willum Sebell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racatennagen
Charles Abrecht
Sunen
Beveias
Willum Sebell
Fire near Gem pling yard averts catastrophe
A small blaze yesterday near the rear of the Gem pling yard was quickly discovered by Wert Pettiton after he noticed flames in the lot. He notified Mr. Chapline and firefighters contained the fire before it spread, preventing a larger conflagration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettiton
Chapline
Property Withdrawn
Harvey R. Laasé, auctioneer, offered at last sale at the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Laasé
Laat
Grand jury finds true bill on gaming charges in town
The Washington county grand jury returned a true bill accusing officials of permitting and promoting gambling at a public table. It cites tables not legally used, play for money, and violations observed at the grounds. The jury examined 26 witnesses, but found insufficient evidence to charge the end board. Judge Keedy indicated violations and called for stricter officer adherence to duties.
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Washington, County Grand
Unie
Bair Association
Ita
Jidgy Reedy
Addy
Keedy
Tnt
Deaths and local notices from Chambersburg area
Obituaries and public notices report the death of Thomas Willem Hutton 72 of Hagenton sold jewelry business, later Philadelphia furniture store worker, then Chambersburg grocer retiree, widow and children survive. John Elsenhauer of North Market Street reports death of nephew John Never 34, survived by widow and four children. Also mentions a local capital contest and candidate expense filings for Frank M. Blevers, William Clinton Adams, and Emory Gavin with contributions to party committees.
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Mitosraa
Thomas Willem Hutton
J. R. Hutton
Jacob Huet
Philadelphia
Furniiure
Chambersburg
Bary Ott
John R. Dutton
Nba
E. Rorgworth
Brederick
Jobn
John Elsenhaucr
North Market
Huntington
John
Snverviverdt
Heo
Joseph F. Eivontiausr
Pis City
Maggie
Laurel
Cal Meen
Frank
M. Blevers
Mit
Williem
Clinton ‘Adams
House of ‘Delegates
Emory
Gavin
Céinc
M.A. E. Biser
Treaurer
Central Committee
New City Hotel Entrance Repairs Prompt Local Builders
Brief notes describe Stora doors placed at the New City Hotel entrance while Dr George Modre erects two brick houses on Carroll Street. Mr and Mrs John C L Dorr West Putnick Street rejoice over arrivals. Reynolds Post inspected state affairs, praising order and efficiency. A banquet followed with a sumptuous repast. Messages reference voting and community activity, with scattered names and dates blurred in the text.
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George D. Modre
Carroll Atrest
John cL. Dorr
Drake Tote and Bank Rate Change Notice in November
A bank announces a reduced interest rate to four percent on savings and time deposits effective in November. The notice lists various individuals and references to a contract framework, noting that depositors need not present passbooks for changes and that the rate applies to new and existing deposits within the contract terms.
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Apoui
Inil Xs
Othr
Bridal serenade by calithumplan bond at Giles Herwig home
A serenade was given to Mr and Mrs Giles E Herwig on Mc Murray Street last night by a well organized group of friends. The night's quiet was broken by the performances and, at the end, the serenaders were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Giles
E. Herwig
McMurray Street
The Marvel Tonight at Diamond Rink Show
Local notices describe Theatre program includes unrequited love drama The Marvel Tonight, films Hashapee and Poor Girl. Tickets 25 cents, ladies with gentleman, sale hours at Cling’s on South Market Street. Also Hospital Guild Fair tonight Junior Hall menu, and Frederick Tuberculosis Society meeting Wednesday. children admitted free.
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Htashapee
Blesain Beng
John D Hendrickson Sees Linen Sale Showcases Various Textiles
A damaged OCR listing by John D Hendrickson describes a linen and textile display featuring damask rounds napkins tablecloths and embroidered lace items. It highlights prices from 19 cents to 5 and 26 dollars with broad color options and decorative patterns including Arabesque scroll and peony motifs.
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Wien
Itinenig
Domestic Building Association Promotes Membership and Services
The Domestic Building Association advertises low entrance fees and weekly dues, invites joiners, and names officers including President Joane Garcia and Secretary Treas. F B Sapalogtos. It promotes heating services, gas orders, and meeting notices for Frederick area groups, with dates and locations to contact for membership and events.
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the Domestic Building Association
Beriog
Baye
Sonny
Joane Garcia
Chur
Wertheimer
F. B. Sapalogtos
Secy
Treas
Frank
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