History fragments note church, diplomacy and industry milestones
In History entries a 16th century archbishop of Canterbury under Queen Mary dies as Britain contemplates wars and seafaring progress. The era marks treaties, steamship development, standard time adoption, and notable American figures in faith and art.
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Caedinal Heginakl Vole
Canterbairy
Sand Wilkie
Scottat
Bert
Seheister
Huish Bridge
Charles I. Deems
New York
Republi
Panaria
Washington
Pananii
Newspaper Subscription Alert Urges Prompt Report
Readers are asked to report promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers, ensuring continuous delivery and timely notice of issues affecting service.
County correspondence notes local social visits and storms
Mrs. Garrett Linthicum has been very ill but is improving. Mrs. Hargett returned home after a visit to Washington. John Cronenburg of Baltimore spent a day at home last week. Nettie Laura Naomi Crawford and Virgil Smith visited Mrs. Harry Swomlay of Monrovia. Luther Speck visited his parents in Asiao. William Moxley ill, Alonzi Moxley of Baltimore visited his parents near here. Mrs. John Davis of Richmond and her children visit Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brown Sr. J. B. Peters caught a fine opossum in a box trap. Miss Lulah House visiting friends in Washington. Mrs. T. E. Dixon and daughter Mire Kennedy of Comue stayed with friends here. A quarter snow storm swept the area Sunday. Elsie Davis of Nameville visiting J. R. Peters residence in Tournton. Joe House, long-time farmer for his mother, moved to Araby. C. E. King visited Frederick. Lewis Poole spent Wednesday in Washington DC. John D. Darby of Maryland Agricultural College back home after illness. W. W. White spent Saturday in Frederick.
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John Cronenburg
Baltimore
Bennett's Creek
John Davis
Richmond
A. J. Brown
J. B. Peters
Lulah
Washington
T. E. Dixon
Mire. Kennedy
Comue
Elsie Davis
Nameville
J. R. Peters
Tournton
Joe House
Araby
Buck Lodge
C. E. King
Frederick
Lewis Poole
Washington, D. C
Wmr
John D. Darby
Maryland Agricultural College
W. W. White
Death of George N Lochner in Baltimore
George N Lochner aged 42 died of consumption at 723 West Saratoga street Baltimore. He was born in Frederick and survived by a sister in Irvington and his widow Mollie Lochner. He served twenty years as keeper of records and sanl of Lexington Lodge No. 101 Knights of Pythias and held endowment rank. Funeral Sunday with Lexington Lodge officers as pallbearers. Interment at Baltimore cemetery.
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George N. Lochner
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Frederick
Irvington
Mollie Lochner
Lochner
Knights of Pythias
Keaper
Lexington Lodge
Bonds claim sparks dispute over Brengle estate
Executors of David M. Brengle’s will report a letter from J. Dill claiming ownership of bonds valued at 6200 that were once thought part of the estate. Dill says he owned them before Brengle’s death and has acted on adviser counsel.
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William O. Birely
George
Rodock
David M. Brengle
Mr. J. Dill
Mr. Brengle
Mr. Dill
Tur Wews
Frederick County
North Carolina
Virginia
United States
Brengle
Thurmont Weddings Highlight Local Nuptials and Plans
Thurmont society notes detail the November 10 wedding of Miss Miga Jane Lou Anders to Stanley R. Damuth at Stephen's Episcopal Church with family attendents and a reception plan. Other notices cover Miss Minnie E. Repp and Gurney W. Baker wedding at Ladiesburg, and J Frederick Main with Anna A. Coblentz marriage in Middletown, plus upcoming wedding invitations for Miss Anna Louise Clark and O Vernon Poole in Keedytown.
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Howard White
John Root
Howard Anders
Nell Sang
Constancy
Mary P. Cassell
Damuth
Thurmont
Chamberland
Baker—Repp
Elder
David Grosynickle
Ladiesburg
Minnie E. Repp
F. Repp
Johnsville
Gurney W. Baker
Unionville
Misa M. Lena Metcalfe
David O. Paarre
David Grossnickle
Frederick
Joshua H. Main
Anna A. Coblentz
Stephen B. Coblentz
Middletown
Obriat Reformed Church
John W. Pontina
Baltimore
Washington
West All Saints Street
Thin Otty
W. M. Clark
Keap Tryat
Anna Louise
O. Vernon Poole
Election Tonight for Young Men's Obra tians Association Officers
Annual election of officers for the Young Men's Obriatian Association will be held tonight at 7:30 in the rooms. All active members are urged to attend and vote. The article notes green light signals during the election, with sides showing shifts in lead and a talk on animals planned for tomorrow evening. A separate item reports a deed from David R. Looher and Security Titles to Ohana H. Dempwolf transferring the mill, filed for probate.
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David R. Looher
Security Titles and Trust Company
York
Reosivera
Eastern Milling and Export Company
Ohana
H. Dempwolf
William Gorum Arrested for Assault in Montgomery County
William Gorum was jailed on a warrant issued by Justice James R. Leather for assault and battery on J D Yingling of Park Mille. Gorum, son in law of Yingling, had been shot by Yingling on August 29 and was hospitalized about six weeks. Yingling was not indicted.
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William Gorum
Arthur Williame
Montgomery County
J.D. Yingling
Park Mille
Thin City
Sherti Young
Gorum
Yingling
Sherr
J. D. Yingling
Goraum
Washington
Goram
Juancs James R. Leather
Park Milla
Gora
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
Purely personal items list Edna Sunder of Carroll County as a guest with friends yesterday. Reuben Ayler of Rochelle Louisiana returns home after a visit. Marie Harbin of Washington DC visits Miss Nanais Wilson in Frederick. George Corey and William Lucas of Washington DC travel to Frederick on business. Mrs Emanuel Roberts of Walkersville tours to St Louis and the West. Rev W H Sattlemyer and wife go to Rockwood Pennsylvania to visit friends. M W Metcalf returns home in Libertytown after a World’s Fair trip. Mr and Mrs Poster W Shafer of Middletown in Barlin Pennsylvania wintering with daughter Mrs Dr Potter Shaw. Maurice Skinner and Blanche Howser of Baltimore guest of Dr J N Radohit’s family. Mr and Mrs Charl en J Laws of Clarendon Texas, after visits in Frederick and Middletown, head home.
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Edna Sunder
Carroll County
Reuben Ayler
Rochelle
Misa Marie Harbin
Washington, D. C
Nanais Wilson
East Patrick Street
George Corey
William Lucas
Frederick
Emanuel Roberts
Walkersville
St. Louis
Wuatera States
W. H. Sattlemyer
Middletown
Rockwood
M. W. Metcalfs
Libertytown
Poster W. Shafer
Barlin
Potter Shaw
Maurice Skinner
Miss Howser
Mies Blanche Howser
Baltimore
J. N. Radohit
Charlen J. Laws
Clarendon
Texas
Court of Uppsala Decisions Reported
A batch of Uppsala court rulings is noted with several decisions. Additional items include a turkey shipment through Hagerstown and the opening dedication of Cambridge Hospital in Cam bridge Dorphsater county. The Washington County School Board refuses Latin text books for a Negro high school. Edward Casseldy is found guilty of assault and condemned to hang by Judge Burks in Towson. Consolidated Gas stock at Baltimore valued at 83 dollars per share amid a planned merger with United Railways and Electric Company.
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Yatas
Court of Uppsala
Hagerstown
Cambridge Hospital
Cambridge
Dorphsater County
Washington County
Negro High School
Edward Casseldy
Burks
Towson
Emelia Florizanek
Consolidated Gas
Gold Dollars Found On Middletown Property Again
Old Neff property on West Main street Middletown owned by Dr. E L Beckley and occupied by Mr. George Wine yields more gold dollars. Five or six coins unearthed over years with two found by Mr Wise in Gardner yard. Coins dated 1851 and 1854. Likely Neff buried or lost during the war. Frederick Historical Society opens season with officers elected and topics discussed.
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Gardner
Jacob Neff
Beckley
Law and punishment in a small town
William Hodson was arrested by Officer Herwig around 11 pm for entering the residence of Annia Zedricks on Loonst alley. Justice Smith fined Hodson twenty dollars or thirty days in jail. A special car will leave the square corner at 7 o clock for Middletown to benefit Grace Reformed church. Charles Cramer sold his saloon on West Patrick Street to Robert Fraley, who takes possession Monday. Cramer will open a saloon at 11 West Patrick. Merri F. Moberly has painters at work on the Groff House on North Market Street.
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Jai
William Hodson
Herwig
Annia Zedricks
Loonstalley
Justice Smith
Hodson
Thea Square Corner
Middletown
Grace Reformed Church
Charles Cramer
West Patrick Street
Robert Fraley
Fraley
Cramer
Patrick
Groff House
Merrl F. Moberly
Groff
North Market Atroes
Trolley Line Reaches Myersville End From Frederick
A new trolley extension connects Frederick and Hagerstown with rails laid to Myersville. Poles and wires are up and cars run from Hagerstown into Myersville, though wire crossovers await, with through cars potentially running soon. A near miss involved Martin Wachtel and his horses when a live F and M line wire was struck.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Myeraville
Hageretown
Myersville
Frederick Company
Retaro
Fredericks
Martin Wachtel
Frederick City Hospital Thanksgiving Program At Jantor Hall
The Frederick City Hospital will host a Thanksgiving function on Thursday November 24 at 330 p m in Jantor Hall. Children will present their ward envelopes and a program of tableaux dances music and recitations will be offered. Patrons may donate by placing sacks on that day.
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Frederick City
State Bank balance sheet notice from Frepenick county
A historical bank statement sworn by cashier WM G Zimmierman lists assets including undivided profits and dividends and notes outstanding. The document, sworn November 17 1901, cites fiduciary duties and signatures of bank officers including directors and a notary.
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Manyland
FrepEnick
G. Goatunman
WM. G. Zimmierman
Candter
J.travers Thomas
N. PB. Correst
Sognable Merchandise Snappy Items for Frosty Mornings
Tams 12idaw ly. Short blocks of warm wear appear in catalog style pages with items described for cold mornings. The listing highlights hats gloves scarves and knit caps and notes color options and prices in simple sales language.
Local notices from Frederick County crowd diners and events
A jumble of local items includes cooking names and products, a securities association meeting in Frederick November 19 1904, Edison phonographs and pianos offered by G L Brawner 81 North Market Frederick Md, multiple charity suppers and oyster events at Walkersville Stauffer Hall and St Johns church November 17 18 19, plus farm exchange ticket prices for outings to Washington and Baltimore via B and O Railroad on November 27 with early trains from Frederick.
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Edison Records
Victor Dieka
G. L. Brawner
North Market
Séreet
Frederick, Md
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tioketa
Frederick
Weahington
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William M. Criomins
la France Fire Apparatus Company
Himtra
Ido, Hershberger
Winenera’s
St. Mary's
Epiacopsi Chapel
Citizens’ National Bank
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Bannot Reserve
Chovka Amd
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Ryland
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Saynee Banke
Sohn Mendrickson
Opus
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Tam O'Shanters
Superior Goods Ag
Misaes
Point de Gaza
Venton
New Fleevedown
John Hendrickson
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Peterine Lear
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City Hotel Grill
CY Fore
Lynnhavens
Clinton E. Main
Malin's Drug Store ‘Graduate Farmaciat
J.O. Hendrix
East Second Atreat
St. John’s Catholic Church
Quaker Dairy
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Atook
Ohio
Taitroad
St. Loula
L. E. Mullinix
Ree Portieres
Rope Portieres
L. EB. Mulliniz
Iso Yard
Rodoce
A. T. Rick A Sons
A. Rice & Bons
Thomas P. Mica
Gatuaway
Cecil & Goralan
A. J. Eighelberger
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Besant & Knott
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Mra. A.C. Care Mn
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Castle
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Brien Broa
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Poland
China Shower Farmers
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Hershberger
Wineberg's
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Wilbur H. Davall
Farmers’ & Mechanical National Bank
F.B. Saprisaton
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Ouan Les Wertheimer
John Baumgardner
Honacah O. Zachantias
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Frankin Frieda Siemens
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Stauffer's Hall
St. John's Church
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