Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Nearby Areas
Frederick area social notes report visits by Mrs Amands Bedgee and granddaughter Lillian RK to Keedysville. Montgomery county young ladies Joha Hershberger and Min Roe F Snacfler visit Miss Plummer near Adams town. Various residents, including J H McIntosh of Washington and E J Hardy of Harrisburg, are noted for recent visits.
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Harrisburg
John C. Eelssm
Shepherdstown
W.va
Benemontis
Lete
Tourmont
Bessie Knode
Point of Rocks
Achton Boswell
Saspuerdstown
Fredeii
J. W. Baughman
M. de Garmendia
New York
Isaac Strider
Hailtown
W. Va
Virginia Grove
William H. J. Reaney
United States Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Liberty
Wm. &. Robbins
Richmond
Frederick
E. A Evans
Dayton
Ohio
City
W. C. Donbdledly
Columbia
Wedding Bells at Adamstown in Chesapeake Parish
The article details a late afternoon wedding at a church in Adamstown, with Miss Mary Eszateckh and Mr T. Plommer as central figures. The ceremony featured elaborate floral decor, a reception at the bride’s home, and a celebratory train trip to Philadelphia. Guests included Rev. L M Motter and many family friends.
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Acarstown
Mary Eszateckh
Deagh
T. Piommer
Adswe Town
Whitlam
Mrcs
Edythe Kohlenburg
Virginia Chiewell
Berths Thorn
Lena Kotlenburg
Othrin
Az Alam
Edwin Plummer
Edgar Nicodemus
Adamtown
A. Chaplice
Frederick
Norman Wooliop
Poolessille
Alpheus Herdy
Rose Forrest Snonffer
Gaithersburg
Rose Woolward
Millersburg
Ida Strider
Osilis
West Virginia
Julian Hershberger
Poolesville
I M. Motter
Herchberger
Adamstown
Philadelphia
Hershberger
Hy Fanges
Plummer
Archibald Snouffer
Nichols
Claude Dutrow
T. Bready
Lettie Sellman
John White
L M. Motter
H. O. Milcodemus
Jobo Padgett
T.T. Hersperger
Edythe
Lena Kohlenburrg
Berths Thomas
Virginia Chiswell
Mary Thomas
Bessie Thomas
Ela Page
Rosa Forrest Snouffer
Galthersburg
Dea Strider
West Virginie
Rose Wootton
Julie Hershberger
Rose Woodward
Maliersville
Wallace Calswell
Ashton Snoeffer
Edwin Flummer
Elmer C. Hershberger
Norman Wootton
F Pooleeville
Thomas Chapline
Dalton Cromwall
Joshus Thomas
Higstman Hoos
Mias
Mary C. Honee
Frank G. House
Cecil D Highiman
Thoms H. Tip
Bromswick
Mrr
Stanbley
Martinsburg, W. Vs
Herald
Deaths in Montgomery Area Prompt Funeral Notices
George Mozley, 60, longtime Montgomery resident near Long Corner, died in Baltimore while a Johns Hopkins Hospital patient. He was buried at Montgomery Chapel on Wednesday. Another death in the Rhine family area was Miss Rebecca Riine, buried Tuesday, belonging to the Rhine family of Howard and Frederick counties.
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Arother
George Mozley
Montgomery
Long Corner
Montgomery Chapel
Baltimore
Johns Hoskins Hospital
Sill
Rebecca Riine
Rhine
Howard
Frederick Coantes
Four Important Difference to Comfort Home
To many, the claim is that they are not affected by disease but that the system needs cleansing. A remedy named Eyrup of Fige from the California Figtrap Company is advertised as easily curing a supposed condition. The notice urges readers to buy it from local druggists and appears in The Nows.
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Goversl Partta
India
Post- Office Savings Banka
Germany
Holland
Munich
West Virginia
United States
Charlestown
Wayne County
Stout
McDowell County
California Figtrap Company
Baltimore News Briefs Touch Public Works and Trials
The Board of Public Works met as returns were canvassed by the board of caetes ars doepk and Aghie. Several individuals were tried under Lee Oyster Law in Crisfoid. A judge praised evidence in a third breakt case. Pending trials and accreditations surfaced in Baltimore County Court with various discharges and hearings.
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Board of Public Works
In Board of Caetes Ars Doepk & Aghie
Darfort Farmer
Tanlag Alison Tee Montgomery Grand Jury
Oudrey Hanhu 'Pa
Crisfoid
G PF Olver
Charles Cutchy
James D Waters
Julie Berke
Balimore County
Ids Alosidion
Harford County
Jozreph Jacobe
Will Lecurn
Jobes Hopkies University
Baltimore County
Towson
Soren Thackery
Florences Salih
Baltimore
Havers
Baltmorr
Howard N. Sands
McHenry Street
John Watson
H. Mitchell
R.A. Edelen
George Matthews
Nalced
Irwin
L. A. Wilmer
Baltimore Criminal Court
Richard Lyoce
Jenne Shipley
Angus
Baltimore Taxpayers’ Association
Per‘gona
Boards of Control and Review
Funeral Notices From All Saints and Other Churches
Funeral services held for Mrs. Ann G Ross at All Saints Episcopal Church with antique oak casket and floral tributes. Attendees included King's Daughters and Daughters of the American Revolution. interment at Mt Olivet. Other funeral rites noted for Joseph Anglebower at St Luke's Feagaville and Mrs Charlotte Delaplains, with interment at Mt Olivet. multiple pallbearers and area attendees listed.
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Ann G. Ross
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
King’s Daughters
All Saints’ Orphanage
Home For the Aged, Historical Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Olivet
Geo. R. Denofe
Urleans
John Dennis
Chicago
Florence Schley
Washington
J. Lyon Richardroz
Charleston
W. Va
Afra
Bradley F. Johnson
Henry W. Hogers
Poe
Hoff
Baltimore
Broess McGill
Florida
William 8. McPherson
Catoctin Furnace
Charles Goldaborough
Walkersville
Johnson
Adamstown
E. T. Helfenstein
Peteraville
John Yellets
Beasawick
Col. Beren
Urbana
Joseph Anglebower
Bt. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Feagaille
A. Hedges
Henry Caller
C. NM. Trandie
Isaac Zimmerman
Christian Ogle
Lev Wastler
Thomas Myers
St. Luke's Cemetery
A. T. Rice
Jons
Advertising in The News for Winter Purchases
Business readers are urged to use The News advertising columns to reach both city and country customers before winter purchases begin. The paper emphasizes wide circulation, home delivery, and reader engagement to attract attention to merchant ads.
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Chris
Narrow Escape of a Dwelling in Byereville, Ohio
The new residence of Mr. John H. Shank in Byereville narrowly escaped a fatal fire Thursday night. A fouled chimney had not burned out since construction and was cleaned with coal oil. While burning on the lower floor, the chimney caught fiercely. A brick or girder running through the chimney ignited, sending flames along exposed timbers. Fire was extinguished after the blaze damaged carpet and floor, but the home survived the incident.
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John H. Shank
Byereville
Tale County
Widow's pension created for Sarah U. Ricketts in Johnaville
A new origins widow’s pension has been established for Sarah U. Ricketts of Johnaville. The program names her as recipient and confirms eligibility and payout details pending final processing.
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Sarah U. Ricketts
Johnavilie
Charles Kling's Fate in Johnsville Murder Mystery
The account details the death of Charles Kling near Johnsville, discovered by Charles Brown and others between one and two a.m. Kling, 23, left home with $4 in his pockets and two armitas, with the bundle of purchases missing. A coroner's jury found Kling died from an unknown cause. speculation ranges from a fall to foul play. Kling leaves a wife and three children. funeral held at Rocky Hill Lutheran Church.
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Cnaries Bing
Joseetinc
Liberty Barosi
Jebrasiha
Edward Rick
Duos Ani Isters
Tae Corser
Johnsville
Kitcy
Tle Kame
Willam Wolfe
Charles Brown
Centervule
Wessel Grotpg
Elias Brown
Hidwell
Ife
Orove
Magistraia Willam T. Crom
Liberty
Tyanin 4
Phillipe
Foremanuer Grablil
Addison Englar
Samuel Parry
Luther Biezaing
Eugene Hammond
Frederick Miller
Thomas Belaster
Walter Stoner
Peter Tier
Wm. Wolf
Charles E. Kling
Kling
Edward Kousman
Liverty
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
Rev. R. Patterson
Woodsboro
Kileg
William Greens
Thomas G. Hemmond
Peter H. Lier
Frederick J. Muller
William Wolfe
HELBARK Presents A Grard Double Bit of De Etiation
HELBARK brings a grand double bill on Monday and Tuesday nights November 3 and Mooat City Overs Howae. Prof Hermaso aided by Miss Hermacs performs feats of second sight and telepathy to wow audiences in New York Philadelphia and other cities. The show features life size pictures animated objects and magical acts along with dancing and the famous Mag herin alas. Selections include Hard Wesh and The Watermelon Contes with vaudeville pieces and novelty acts. Tickets advised as engagement lasts only two nights.
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G.t
Predeckk
Hermaso
Hermacs
Mable Perrmanees
Black Ari
J Bigot Bach
Tots City
Gary
Jehance
Dhe Mann
Enea Curerialolog
Jim Ste. Hrimanc
Pena
Sen
New York
Phiadelphis
Empire Chief's Coercive Tactics Spark Senate Outcry
A dispute over imperial authority erupts as opponents accuse the empire leader of coercion guiding policy. Key figures include Speaker Manning and Senator Ortega in a regional capital debate about governance and legitimacy. The confrontation surfaces amid mounting calls for restraint and constitutional checks.
Fight and arrest swirl around Fourth Street clash
Richard Diggs and William Smith alias Maneater colored men fought between Fourth and Fifth streets on Tuesday night. Smith was arrested and brought before Magistrate Elser. Francesa Ryan, in a separate incident, argued with a colored woman and was arrested. Diggs escaped and remains at large while Emich owed $3.00 was committed. Ryan paid $2.00 to secure release.
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Richard Diggs
William Smith
Frances Ryan
Digga
Lyceum to debate military instruction in schools
The Lyceum plans a Sunday meeting to discuss the resolution that military instruction be added to higher public school departments. A growing number of new faces at the rooms signals success in drawing in new material. slogan is Reach every man and boy in Frederick. Meat theft reported at Rocky Springs. several feces of meat stolen after butchered by David Main. door left open but some meat found nearby.
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Rede
Lyceum
David Main
Rocky Springs
Main
Property transfers near Liberty and Woodaboro
Property Salon Mary Cook of Washington bought from Mrs Liszie Bowhan the property of her brother Thomas Radclit in Liberty for 900 dollars cash. Mr John Kuipg bought the residence of John Miller near the Pennsylvania Railroad depot at Woodaboro. Mr Kuipg, a well known farmer, had lived at Dr Sidney Bap pingtons farm at the east end of Liberty town for years. Bow plans to move to his new home about April 1.
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Mary Cook
Washington
Liszie Bowhan
Thomas Radclit
Liberty
John Kuipg
John Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woodaboro
Kuiog
Ban
Sidney Bappington
Libertytown
Baw
The Election Expense in Frederick County
The cost of the recent election is being compiled by the supervisors and arrangements are made to pay the expenses.
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Frederick County
Local Music Sale and Financial Notice
Local ad announces two day sale on all sheet music at half price from E Wilcoxon at Birely's Palace of Music. Also notes semi annual dividends for International Building and Loan Association with rates 6, 7, and 8 percent, and directs to J Miller for details at Carlin House Frederick City 3 to 6 pm daily this week.
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E. Wilcoxon
Birely
Palace of Music
Building and Loan Brock
J. Miller
International Building and Loan Association
Washington, D.C
Carlin House
Frederick City
Investigation Opens Into Montgomery Lynching
The Montgomery county grand jury opened a noon inquiry into the lynching of Sydney Randolph, committed the night of July 8. Eight witnesses were summoned, some examined at the coroner's suggestion, as anxious locals await the examination's outcome.
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Grand Jury
Montgomery County
Sydney Randolph
Baltimore Wrestles Over Proposed Sale of Champion Team
Disturbed by repeated Tepotia, Baltimore worries the city’s champion baseball team may be moved. Poor patronage last year fuels reports. Hanson believes $125,000 yearly could be earned with the move to Philadelphia.
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Baltimore
Hanson
Cam
Philadelphia
Brysa to Lecture Series Across the South
Wil Lenure reports Democratic nominee Mr Wa Jennings Brysa has signed a contract to deliver a long series of lectures through the South. The talks will be nonpartisan and Brysa is said to earn about $1,000 weekly. A Republican jollification event in Middle town tomorrow night has been declared off.
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Wil Lenure
Wa. Jennings Brysa
South
Brysa
Middletown
Haatesn
Christmas Window Lights Up Storefronts With New Goods
The Christmas season nears as bright new novelties appear in shop windows. Displayed items are few at first but increase daily, signaling holiday shopping momentum.
Freight movement and system impacts highlighted in report
A fragmented note discusses the Baltimore area information system and freight flows, noting daily carloads and performance changes. It references past year trends, the merit of certain practices, and potential gains from improved documentation and parity in partner operations.
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Baltimore
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