Nov. 26 in History and Boer War era notes
A garbled OCR fragment recounts historical events including references to Colum and Yous, a list of individuals, and mentions of the Boer War invasion of British territory and South Asia. The piece appears to mix dates, places, and figures with unclear context and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widdsaley
Spatn
Colum
Borer
Musbal Neholestein
Fiaunesses
Seoreame
Cape Laage
St Petoshta
St Petoshta To Pilmgess
Oranstult Wes Ugevat Mitai Termrells
South Asia
Irregular Receipt Report Requested for The News
The notice asks Subscribera to promptly report any irregularity in receiving The News papers. It emphasizes timely communication to ensure proper delivery and account accuracy.
Personal News Notes From Frederick Social Roundup
Purely personal notices list residents and relatives traveling to Philadelphia, Washington, and other towns for visits and holidays. Names include Mr William Graham of Horkitteville, Miss Sally Faunt LeRoy of the Woman's College, Mrs Jennie Foffinberger of Myeraville, and others visiting family in Philadelphia, Montgomery and Middletown, with several returning home after Thanksgiving and Exposition trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Graham
Horkitteville
Frederick
Sally Faunt LeRoy
The
Womans College
Philadelphia
Harbart
Seaburg
Misa Baszie Doll
Jennie Foffinberger
Myeraville
Polo, Ills
J.J. Houff
Wm. W. Osborn
Bewichley
A. Weikert
Woodsboro
W. Parker Weikert
Haddonfield
Dudley Page
Record Street
Samuel Wolfe
West
Chas. W. Quyon
Janie
South Market Street
Jas. E. Williams
Montgomery County
Misa Mabel Baker
Columbia
Chas. M. Cramer
West Fourth Street
BE. Schley Cassin
Washington, D. C
Laura Chapléne
Hitts Hoke
Sex
Clarence
Shippensburg
Hoke
H. B. Kefauver
Amanda Haupt
Middletown
Wash Green Ordered Out Of County By Judge
Washington Green known as Wash was ordered to leave the county by Justice O H Kokstein. A hearing was set for 3 o clock after complaints of a disorderly house on North Bentz Street. Green reportedly departed toward Montgomery County and did not appear at 8 o clock. Richard Wineberg was arrested on a mother’s complaint for disturbing the plans. Justha Eckstein fined Marshall Palm for fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Green
Wash
O. H. Kokstein
Green
Megistrate’s
Bentz Street
Montgomery County
Richard Wineberg
Hobbs
Annie Wineberry
Wineberry
Justha Eckstein
Marshall Palm
Officer King
Klinehardt
Justica Eckatein
Accomplished Artist Frieda Slemons Delights Augusta Recital
A prominent recital by Frieda Slemons at Verdery Music Club drew a delighted audience in Augusta. The Daily Tribune praised her delicacy of touch, mastered technique, tonal power, and intelligent interpretation, calling the performance one of the finest ever heard in the city. Fraulein Szemene plans a recital at the Woman's College on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Frieda Slemons
Adjeatioas
Verdery Music Club
Daily Tribune
Fraulein Szemene
Woman's College
Don't Neglect It A Merchant Must Advertise
A merchant who has built a business through advertising cannot neglect it, for ongoing advertising is needed to retain the established customer base and protect the existing enterprise.
Religious Meetings and Notices Across Local Churches
Sunday services are announced for Schleyeville Mission All Saints Trinity Presbyterian Grace Reformed Evangelical Reformed German Baptist Brethren and Lutheran churches with specific times. A farewell sermon at Woodabboro Lutheran church December 4 is listed along with a Christmas service and union chapel dedication details. The Mary land Synod Lutheran church district announces a May session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Ca‘achnomens
John W. Pontius
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Evangelical Reformed Cherch
E.R. Eschbach
German Baptist Brethren Church
P.D Fahrney
Hitler E. E. Bronher
Maryland Synod, Lutheran Church
Barkista Villa
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marlon J. Kline
Board of Foreign Missions
St. John's Catholic Church
Kane
Backeystown M. P
J. J. Schaeffer
L. F
Murry
Schseffer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Coasins of
Plas
Is. m
Miss Sanford
Boodsay School
Mise Sanford
L. A. Thirlkeld
M.E. Church
Admiral Schley Hosts Visit at Maryland Building Reception
Admiral and Mrs. Winfield Scott Schley were honored at a large Maryland Building reception hosted by the Maryland Commission. Gov. Dockery, Francis, ex Congressman John Allen, General Bates and many foreign attaches attended. The event marked the last major social function held in the building with notable society members and Baltimore guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himsolf
Maryland
Maryland State Building
Winfield Scott Schley
Maryland Commission
Admiral Sohley
St. Louis
State
Dockery
Francis
John Allen
Bates
Maryland Society of Br. Louia
W.H Lee
W. H. Thomson
John Ridgely
Francis J. McManter
Robert Garrett
Baltimore
Parks Fisher
Victor Baughman
W. H. Lee
Samuel EK. Dannis
Will of Mrs. Mary A. Shank Filed for Probate
The will bequeaths 100 dollars to Evangeli cal Lutheran congregation of Woodabore and directs that all real estate and estate residue be sold and divided into seven equal shares. Four Zimmerman siblings William H George A Jacob M Theodore O receive one share each, two others Mrs Minerva Leass and Mrs Barbara E Myers receive one share, and the remaining share goes to the children of the late Ilaniah W. Zimmerman. William H Zimmerman is named sole executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara E. Myers
Ilaniah W. Zimmerman
Wm. H. Zimmerman
Four Weeks Till Christmas In This Bright Local Roundup
Four weeks remain until Christmas as BRIEF BITS presents local and general items. The notes mention young turkeys gaining new lease on life before the holiday, fashion advice urging brown leather overcoats, and seasonal eating featuring corn pone molasses pork hominy and buckwheat cakes.
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Fife
Moon
Native of Frederick County Gains Success in Other States
One of Frederick county’s natives, Mr Charles Grumbine, son of the late Daniel M. Grumbine of Braddock and brother of J Allen Grumbine, has achieved success elsewhere in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Grumbine
Frederick County
Charles ¥. Grumbine
Daniel M. Grumbine
Braddock
J. Allen Grumbine
Orono RE
Unclear historical note on early railroad career and marriage
Fragmentary record traces Gel mee Mr Grambine from Virginia Military Institute to Railroads in Parkersburg Dallas and Texas. It mentions various positions, cashiering at Colorado Galt Santa Fe line with HQ at Cleburne and a marriage to Miss Lucy Sceal, daughter of city treasurer Job Steal of Olarkasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grambine
Virginia Military Lestisute
Lexington
Lewils Barnaker
Parkersburg
Lester
Dallas
Texas
Galt & Colorado Railroad
Colorado, Gialt & Santa Fe
Cleburne
Grombige
Lucy Sceal
Oty Pesacurer
Jobo R. Steal
Olarkasburg, A
FIBY QUENCHED QUICKLY BY A CHEMICAL HOSE TEST
A 11 o’clock test of the chemical part of the new combination hose wagon, bought by the Junior Fire Company, occurred on Hast Church Street. W R Ogden of the American Fire Engine Co supervised the test, which used a straw filled hogshead with coal oil. The wagon reached the blaze, the hose was deployed, and the fire was extinguished within seconds after water and chemical reaction started. The 35 gallon tank supplies water and soda, while a sulphuric acid receptacle releases acid into the mix to rapidly form carbonic gas and suppress flames. The test, though with a minor hose uncoupling hitch, proved satisfactory and demonstrated quick gasacted action for incipient fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Fire Company
Hast Church
Gtreet
W. R. Ogden
Ls France Fire Engine Co
Reception to Pastor Stinespring Welcomed by Congregation
Rev. O. W. Stinespring received with hearty welcome by his former congregation after transfer to Baltimore. The church was beautified with palms and flowers. Ministers spoke brief addresses as the pastor thanked the crowd and asked for support in future church building plans. Special music and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Stinespring
Baltimore
List
Stinespring
Social World Enjoyable Reception at Worthington Home
A Wednesday afternoon reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Worthington at Record street honored Governor Sod and Mrs. Warfield. Guests and hostesses assisted, with a collation served by several ladies and a mild claret punch dispensed. Rooms featured palms and chrysanthemums, marking a fitting climax to day’s ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Sod
Warfield
R.H. Alvay
Anna Alvey
Donald McLean
Dudley Page
Missus May Diehl
Marian Johnson
Einor Markey
William Crawford Johnson
Charles W. Rosa, Jr
Miss Sallie
Faunt LeRoy
Talk to Boys at the Y M C A on Animals
At four o'clock this afternoon another talk to boys at the Y M C A on animals will cover the hen and the horse. Last week's session was well received. Tomorrow morning at nine o'clock the normal Bible classes will be held. About 400 boys and men have already visited the climbing ladder attraction.
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Y. M.co. A
Aldermen Favor Sewer Contract and City Charges
At a special meeting the board awarded the Norwood sewer pipe contract to N J Wilson & Sons for 155 dollars and approved a 20 cent per cubic yard grading bill. An ordinance to pay city officials semi monthly passed. Dr Ira J McCurdy settlement of 150 dollars offered for damages to his home. Re paving Chapel alley cost 769.39. sewer work at Third and Markes streets 78. Aldermen discuss license collection and arrange with Mr Urner and Mr Levy for legal talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Norwood
N.J. Wilson & Sons
Casper Cram
J. Roger Mobherry
Ira J. McCurdy
Hte
Frederick City Hospital
McCurdy
Chapel Alley
Third and
Markes Stracls
Hcense
Douglass
Io Committee
M. Garner
Levy
Urner
Eleanor Quyes Brogius and Lloyd James Jones Wed in Barnesville
Miss Eleanor Brogius, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Obas Brosius of Montgomery County, married Mr. Lloyd James Jones on Wednesday November 23 at St Marys Church Barnesville. Rev Gilberts McDonald officiated. The ceremony featured chrysanthemums and lilies of the valley. The couple plans a brief Southern trip and will reside in Dickerson, Md after December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Barnard Jonovs
Obas
T. Brosilla, Jr
Forest Gok
Elmer Hoyle
Ernest Holland
Dickerson
Bank Statement Fragment Reveals Liabilities and Reserves
A partial OCR page shows liabilities including capital stock paid in 100000.00, surplus fund 200000.00, undivided profits, and taxes. Notes indicate National Bank notes outstanding 100.00, due to other national banks and banks and bankers 4547.05, and due to reserves agents. Dividend unpaid and individual deposits subject to checks or certified checks.
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I. Ee
U. S
Beags
Apprevchoeks Snd
Biviz
Biogges
Bolodt
Kuat Comwines
Sayark Banke
Urborsl Society to Present Ballad Concert in College Hall
The Uhorsl Society plans a ballad concert in College Hall on Thursday evening December 8. Tickets go on sale Saturday December 3 at McCardell's. The program features choruses quartets trios and solos led by Mira O Mi Eyster soprano from Baltimore with rehearsals next week on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Eno Frederick Qhoral
Uhorsl Society Haa Baan
Ticketa
McCardell's
Mira
O. Mi. Eyster
Baltimore
Tragic Lumber Wagon Accident Kills Chaney Near Wateraville
Illish HH Chaney aged 25 of Wateraville area was fatally run over by a lumber wagon while helping his father haul lumber on holiday. He worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and left a widow after a six month marriage. An inquest returned an accidental death verdict. Also reported: John S. Bailey of New Windsor injured in a roof-fall accident. his father Nathan H. Bailey, banker, noted. Market quotes list corn oats and wheat prices from H.M. Gramer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illish
HH. Chaney
Wateraville
Oscroll County
Atry Thoreday
Mr. Chaney
Baltimore and Onto
Touraday
Edward Ball
Jassie Lawin
John
Balle
John Smith Baile
New Windsor
Mr. Baile
Nathan H. Baile
First National Bank of
Local Notices from Besant & Knott Saturday Spectala
Besant and Knott advertise a range of discounted items including Layer Figs 100 pounds Raieing 50 pounds planes 0 pounds and a fine Chocolate Chip 250 pounds. Mrs H R Besant seeks boarders, front room and table boarders at 50 East Church Street. Also mentions Delloiour Chocolate Chip 350 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besant & Knott
H.R. Besant
East Church Street
Ilakjo
Suoenoh
George
Rodook
Perfection eyeglasses promoted amid vendor warnings
Local notices warn against traveling eye doctors and spectacle peddlers who promise quick fixes with magnifying lenses that injure vision. The Safe choice is properly fitted glasses with guaranteed changes. A new Perfection Pebble lens is advertised as clear and affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiyo Glagsea
Bsistratios
Boteler
Citizens Bank
Patrick
Market Streets
Linen Sale Promises Bargain Linens At Low Prices
Local shop promotes FTABLE LINENS with a reputation for reliable German Irish and Bohemian fabrics. Special bargains include 72 inch wide goods and 60 inch wide ranges in brown grey and black priced at 60 cents from 850.
New Store To Open With Christmas Confections
Mr Geo S Diamond announces a December opening for a new store beside Adama Express offering fine confectionaries and soda water. A Christmas display with a full life of Christmas novelties is set for Tuesday and Wednesday November 22 and 23. L and Mullinix promote exclusive carpet and wall paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo S. Diamond
Adama Express
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the Daily News
Wasamarom
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Perfecsion
City Opera House
Missouri
Luther Manship
Cheney & Co
N. Market St
City Hotel Grill
H R
W.O.T. U.besant & Knots
Herahberger
Q. O. Carty P
Eichelberger Sin & Wertheimer
Wasant
Sunday Schools and Societies
Schley
G&s. Frr
Co. F. Grumbine
Mee
Fiby
Douglase
Bilton G. Urner Wilby
Uymeneal
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Friederick
Frederigh
Buuineas
Sky
IS Si
Fu OU
G. Zima Rman
G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Thomas BH. Haller
James BR. Walker
Baeer
H.M. Gramer & Co
Hershberger
Hestern’s
Oly Hotel Grill
China
Batr
Joan Eisfnhaveh
Raine
McCardell
Webster Heck
James
W. Pat
Market Street
Trinity M. E. Church
South
N. Markets Street
Thorsday
Grerah A. Poor
North Market Street
Charlies W. Stall Transfer Company
Baggage Transfer
B. Rosenour & Sons
Keller's Drug Store
Schley Bros
Ywoura
OnayvtTon
Troxsll
N.R
D. Mantz
John Hendrickson
Serps
Aoe Tsaittooat
Lwa
NEG & Miller
Ajehidig & Miller
Ste Ee Koebildres
Suiio
Isabella Conay
Isabella Onaraam Beach
Tajia
Idig & Miller
TWE City Hotel Grill
Ute Hotel Grill
Lynn Havens
Lynnhavens
Clinton E. Main
Main’s Drug
Buuinens
Anton E. Main
Gatznacau
Neathe
J. O. Bandrix
East Second Street
St. John's Osthollo Pharoh
Washington
Baltimore and
Ohio
L. E. Mullinix
George & Rodock & CO
F. Big Store
EIA
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Sonb
North Market Strels
Frederick, MD
Thomas Prior
East Fourth Miles
Porto Rico
Pure Cans
New Orleans
Allen Rohrback
Videwsu
Burgalas Besant & Knott
Enat Patrick Street
Hein'r Bacerkraut
Cecil & Gorman
Wert Patrick St
Egddawly
Pranee
California
Hamas
A. J. Eighelberger
MN. W. Cor
Third St. Oldawihy
Patrick St
Ramsburg
Spongeller’s
Jalsdtt
F. B. Sappington
BR. & HF
B. Bappingtom
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