Local Advertisements and Notices From City Page
A jumble of notices and items includes local ads for Toblanson Parker Co and sewing machines, social updates on Miss Maggie Boat and Miss Carrie Nagvauer, civic notes on Mayor Wugh Grant’s visit, a false alarm at a clock, and various community events. Railroad meetings, literary society gatherings, lamp installation, school salaries, and a commitment for treatment of a destitute man are listed among disparate entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Boat
Braddock
Uns
Tee Ce
Carrie Nagvauer
Baltimore
Lowenstein
East Whureb Street
Fabre Wyer
Wugh Grant
New York
Cal Lee
Baughman
Cornet Ateeet
Mamie I. Cramer
Walkersville
Reuben Bowers
Peedertek
sAnother Railroad
Emmantsbury
Phameya Literary Society
Buckeystown
O. J. Keller
Vie Cite
City
Protracted religious meetings fill multiple area churches
W L Martin and other ministers announce protracted meetings and services across Wolfaville Myeraville Knoxville Burkittaville Fairview and Graceham. Lectures and memorial services are planned with the Lutheran Reform ed and Methodist churches hosting sermons and the Ladies Missionary Society and Moravian Mission Society arranging gatherings. Community is urged to attend and participate in the varied.events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counnty
W. L. Martin
Wolfaville
Plosgant
W. GC. Grimith
ML S
Middletown
Myeraville
Burkittaville Reformed
Lutheran Sunday School
Knox
Thaly Iste
Louis Himes
M.ek
Lewis Leo- Don
Yer Pratt
Fairview M.1
St. Pleasant
EL Church
Thia City
Tin Arby
Amorrow
S. T
Ginile Missionary Society
Glade
Don
Hia Etty
Liberty Circuit
H. H. Savage
Gracelam
Julia Dorsey
Graceham
Union meeting and lecture announced
An important Union meeting is set for tomorrow evening at 7. A father from the Nevitites will give a lecture to Union members tomorrow afternoon at 2 15 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
The
Nevitiates
Unclear text fragment from local report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals Rick Mir Charlea McClow and Jota Swope with a right head injury and a reference to PKR. Details are unclear, and no full event or context is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick. Mir
Charlea McClow
Firpmag
Jota
Te Pkr
Monocacy River Valley Sketch and Industry Note
A detailed portrait of the Monocacy River valley from Adams County to its Potomac mouth describes streams, tributaries, and bridges. It notes navigability, early Civil War history, local industries in Damascus and Mechanicstown, and fertile limestone soils across Frederick and Linganore districts with copper zinc and hematite mines in Liberty and Linganore regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iba
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Geoesetown
Peederick
Bush
Carrolt’s
Pipe
Yoverney
Damascus
Montgomery County
Ward
Sugar Loaf
Pentl
Turners
Himmitsborg
Mechautestown
Doval Jedustries
Ramnerioa
Toin's
Ploatiig
Waodshoro
Moat Pleasant
Frederick
Novkvystown
Coavy Vet
Jatinaville
Liberty
Lingaa
MISS LOU BLAME LEADS IN FREDERICK TEACHER CONTEST
The News announces the popular teacher contest in Frederick County closing Saturday at 6 p.m. with a gold watch prize. Voter turnout and energy from supporters flood reports as Miss Lou Blume leads, followed by Kemp, Wiener, Hosike, and other candidates. Standings show many Frederick residents and area towns represented among the hopeful teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
The
News
J. W. Mortis
North Market Street
Bun Yoon
M Hin Blume
Miss Kemp
Knoxville
Aia
Bliss Wiener Seema
Irlenia
Mina Hoslke
J. W. Shorh
Frederick College
Rhapherd
Tha
Anita
Misa
Lon Blume
Frederik
Miee
B. Brent Kemp
Keonrile
Wiener
Prederick
Metibe Hosike
W. Mrorh
Fredarick
B. C. Shepherd
Frederick
Deaths and marriages in Carroll county events
Obituaries note the death of Bs Ormond Nuckingham aged about seventy near Mt Airy and F W Brennermann formerly of the county in Indianapolis. Funeral details in Mt Olivet and a series of marriages are recorded: Thomas Shipley to Rachel Gordon at Angieraville and Wm F Reynolds to Virginia Mercer at Wateraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs. Ormond Nuckingham
Nimrod Buckingham
Catrall County
Lmmarondence
Mt. Airy
F. W. Brennermann
Indianapolis
Mt. Olivet
USA
Carty
Edward Smith
Mersville
Thomas Shipley
Mina Rachel Gordon
Angierssvlle
Astrall County
Wateraville
Reynolds
Virginia
Mercer
Voth
Carroll County
Death of Dr William H Gray Inventor of perpetual motion machine
Reported death of Dr William H Gray the inventor of a perpetual motion machine who moved from Frederick County to Washington years ago and died recently at his country home in Anacontia. Gray was widely known here and remembered by Brodertick and Sean Ovell as fellow residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Gray
Frederick County
Washington
Anacontia
Dr. Gray Tiamany
Brodertick
Sean Ovell
Crom Divorce Filed in New Market District
Attorney J. BR. Wood petitions for divorce for Hannah Crom from Frederick K. Crom in New Market district on grounds of adultery. The parties reside in the district and the case seeks a marital dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Wood
Hannah BR. Crom
Frederick K. Crom
Arnltory
Naw Marken District
Itinerant preacher to speak at Middletown church event
Reverend W. C. Griffith of the KH. Ob church in Middletown will deliver a lecture tonight at 10 o clock. The address focuses on the experiences of an itinerant preacher and the hardships faced by young congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Griffith
KH. Ob
Middletown
Guests of New York leaders visit Frederick for parade
A party of prominent New York figures including Col. Cockrill and Senator Ives arrived by train and were welcomed in Frederick. The visit featured a City Hall reception, a patriotic parade through market streets, and festive decor at residences. Mayor Grant and local officials hosted the delegation, with plans for further excursions to Gettysburg and Antietam and a public meeting at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feederich
Hosh
New York
Tyes Art Col. Folia AL Cockrill
Fauirthief
Praderle
Geckrd
Forint
Marty Huders
Af Balthmore
Cock Rllia Ae
Anan
Mark Complesion
Diek
Hseamaner
Journalian
Constant Tahor
Mer Jos
Pulitzer
Colonel Cockrill
The
New World
Ibang
Wien
Mer. Pilsner
Grant
Tammany
P.M. L's
Turk Cote
Hiale
Moustinehe
Senator Ives
Colonel Cooksill
Rourke Cochran
Kveasaid
United States
Liaptra
Fil
Benator Ives
United States Senate
Maryland
Gettysburg
Antietam
Odell
Balthnora Aml
Ohio
Ingroon
Frederick
Maughtnep
Lewis K. Doll
Eisenhauer
Ebbert
Yeakle
Wan
Mauleby
Eric
B. F. Brown
Olliets
Alburtis Spencer
Harper's Ferry
United Drum Band
Fredericktoniana
Kamen Cane Wien
Ani
VY. Af. de Cluts
Uig Tall Tu
Jone
Ovatian
Mesurs
Euward Line
Price
Jotus FL
Williama
Etra
Beckley
City Hall
Haughman
Col. Haughman
Levy
Bay
Tawan
Ronrke
Himeelf
Theo
Autzella
Raardtiat Mac Aldy
Nord Market Street
Mredenek Atellen
Vattiek
West
Batriek
Mathet
Jay
coMitadawia
Hue
Crom Alleghany
Waaltaygton
Montgomery
Mir Caries N. Tarjett
Moussas
City Tall
McKale
Waltintias
Rive A&g Uo
Walker & Co
MON
Rohrinck
Cipy Wheel
Chart Thorne
Wallla& Schell
Cleaflee
V. Baugttans
W Chumibslaya
Jatt
Lawrence Deutz
Baesentiaper
Woan
Ital
Fal
Kounts
Henry Miller
Dechattais
Win
Miurdaby
Sethe
Cleveland
Vratty Salen Rt Halls
Capi
Heckley
Fy Baum
Gen
Weg
Escolstor Livery Stables
B. Iatler
J. McManua
Frazier
Thomn TL Myer
Dr. Ewartwee
Pelashog
FL Dotinasos
Fearhyke
Wo Niwt Young
A. Ka. Bader
EL Zeller
Samuel Dutraw
Daniel VT
Ordena
Tonto
Mauer
Tl Moberty
Biante Woodward
Uunuet
Io. Kittle Unahn
Win. Finher
Lewla Baker
Janen Warfield
George Winkleman
Win. Thompson
Win. R. Anderson
Dield
M. Winmell
Henry Gull
G. Gurlock
L. Bayer
L. Qhenderfur
J. Wilhon
Hosant & Knott
Touck
Neidhart
Win. Miller & Co
W. Jatbou
Nixdorit & Brookey
Doreavy
Tynon
Clingan
Kunkel
Mra
Luts
B. Goode
J. Boyer
PL Schell
Mivsca Whale
Euitcle
Col. Uaughman
Afl
Tammany Hall
City Haven
D. K. Wauck
Wiliam McK. Hogg
Wm. McDougall
HH. Vey
Baltimore
A. Dempwolf
York
Roc. Maur
Washington
Wampler
I. W. Wilson
Phila
Balin
Ca. McCarty
J. Dryden
Whila
C. Y. Paerte
George Riperd
Vanover
Me Moran
Tie Vurg
A.pand
Uecounty
Mullinix and Kemp Eat Hae In The City
Mullinix and Kemp are in the city for a brief engagement. The pair attended local events and dined at a popular restaurant, drawing attention from onlookers and fans.
Will Close Tonight At The Nuapiens Of The Ladies
A fragmentary notice notes the closing of a venue under the ladies association with a hinge interelance and a popular appeal. It mentions Shandon ubibeelia, Miss Nelle Metudtnws, and Mary Me Cattrey among others, with a silver water pitcher prize by Mr Harrs Sieleys. The event is to end tonight with a final prize display and auction-like interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuapiens
Si Jubo
Cathade Chitech
Eucreme
Haiet
Shandon Ubibeelia
Harrs Sieleys
Netlie Creggees
Yate
Uae
Healite
Fragmented List of Names and Places in Obscure Notice
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, numbers, and places with incomplete context. Readable items include individual names such as John W. Klonver Silas Het and Tyra, plus scattered words like jury and court elements, but the overall meaning and event remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nod
Ty MeAdaney
Ub Young
Flatter
Cforms Tyra
John W. Klonver
Silas Het
Menry Working
Aee Shawker
LW. Carmack
Chareyee
Lipdites No
Vin Ih
Outer
Joly i
Tomas Neo
Whitheld S. Raelort
Dst
T. Lows
Chistiny
Hawla Staley
Lovie
Celtic Stew and services announced for tomorrow
The fragment notes Henry Te Mes leading at Phihetelptta with morning and evening services. Pastors Carrel and Heaton are listed with sermons, while other items reference special renin and Trinity M. Boolireh, suggesting a local church event schedule for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Phihetelptta
Lensian
Madaicia Report Misread Amidst Turmoil and Confusion
In a disrupted dispatch, unclear phrases refer to a troubled event possibly involving blood and a detainee. The fragmentary text hints at a period of unrest or injury, with limited identifiable names, places, or dates. The readable portions emphasize confusion rather than a clear sequence of events.
John Hendrickson and Manchickbon in Silk Shawl Notes
A fragmented OCR item mentions John Hendrickson and John Manchickbon in reference to a silk shawl, describing colors like black, gray, velvet, and camel. The snippet appears as a garbled historical notice with no clear event or date.
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E.t
Patatoca
Toblanson, Parker & Co
Grange Hall
Midgotown
Oe & Oe
Brengle
John Goings
Montevue Hospital
Wilson
Car Howe T
Realterul Winding
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Potomac
Mowat Sa
Mosephis Anolis
Manneacy
Alu
Miss Lou
Walkeravilla
Wm. T. Giluings
MAYO
Cereaville
Firat-Claen Grocers
Mullinix
Lalah i Dasutey Coala
AL BO bin Anes
Naa
Cartat Department
Wullipnts & Kbp
Urrat
Madaicia
John Hendrickson
Rhawes
Kindhof
John Manchickbon
Nerlvel
Mott's
Mtaul
Nowedie
Novarblnte
Hanes
Chreuit Court
Krederick
Bautty
Favterink County National Bank
Teaty Ouporae
Mary M. Quynn
Seecutrix
Quynn
Tso
Frederick Canty
Bio
Grouse
Marte. LaNeee
Quima Ned
Hi. Sane
Fretaken, Md
Wink
Trentpensa
Abi
Tom
Goun
Kipe
Eradicati
Bali
Teneyer
Terry Tieubited
Seith
Steetiont
Attete Bolas
Lacey
Ie Menon Webuteti
Neoware
Saapearine
Lee Arene
Mitral
Haney Cire
Elie Agrdicat
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Achirone Inet
Lonmigt Nowigdl
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Winther
Poilhale
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Iwet
Frederick, Md
Purmmell
Attorney-Atlaw
Oenoortom Te Chanomry
Milturg
Tare
Kies
Olat Fon
Eamdy
Urnee & Kredy
Boteitors
Jonn J. Murdock
Aill Foster
Disteirotor
Frederick City
Wwe
Oorthactor
Court Hert
Pomahoe
Wae Pempuy
G. J. Doll & Son
Emer An
Walp
Porter Hook
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