Personal travel notes and visitors in town
A stream of brief society notices lists residents and guests visiting or visiting from nearby areas. Names include Geo A Peatrel, Melvid P Wood, ALN McCatdell, Clarence Hoffman, Bessy Gromabiew, and Edward Reno, with movements between Baltimore, Union Bridge, Alexandria, Harrisburg, and various local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A’ Peatre
Melvid’ P. Wood
New Neapnetsd
Brederic
Aln. McCatdell
Er Eles
Clarence Hoffman
Market Street
Baltimore
Betty BE. Wiscoxon
Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Kreh
Washington
Third Street
Bessie
Gromabiew
Patrick Atre
Union Bridge
Edward Reno
East Third Street
Hoogerdtown
Wm.Burke
East Patrick Street
Patrick Street
E. L.'Melean
Alexandria
George.Winkleman
Ilnois
Todinna
Wm. D. Brace
Her Pinto
Mra
Charle
Weinberg
Edward Lancaster
Fourth Street
Baltimore County
Cand Mee
Staley
North Market Street
Charliaville
Wm. C. ‘Oden
Hernwood
Baltimore’ County
Rae" Walkersvile
Braddock
Heights
Misa
Harbin
Rehol
Mabel Truett
Cham Ty
B. A. Gittinger
George Akerman
Jacob Ackerman
Lancaster
John Gittinger
Yo Pa
Irs
E. A
Gittinger
Mrce
Adve
Einenberg
Levaconing
Man Fined for Assault Before Justice Smilth Toeaday
William Nicely appeared before Justice J Francis Smilth Toeaday amid a charged assault case. The proceedings noted a required fine and costs. Willan Gray, a colored man, was arrested by Conptedte Lewis F. Carter on a drunkenness charge and fined five dollars plus costs by Justice Eeksteio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nicely
J Francis Smilth Toeaday
Barger
Ornt
Willan Gray
Lewis F. Carter Carter
Eeksteio
Wedding notices from Princeton to Baltimore era
A jumble of wedding reports from Princeton New Jersey to Baltimore Maryland recount ceremonies, parties, and arraignments. It notes Dorothy Ford marrying in Baltimore, Shoemaker Eckenrode nuptials in Washington and other couples linked to Carroll, Frederick, and Baltimore counties with references to church ceremonies, best men and bridesmaids, and post wedding travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera Woodward
Washington
Cramer
Willism
Fredérs
Jok
Shellman Green
Baltimore
Princeton
N.J
Mbs
Dorothy Ford
Mre
Sly
Willian
A. Matleu
J. Howard ‘Ford
Pinseton
Walter Morton
Chicago
Fomnerly
Nathan
Middleton
Harry Snowden
Charles E. Robertson
William. A. Mat. Buss, Jr
Batthmore
Gad
the Wentworth
Iax
Johna Hopkins Univerity
Ahoemaker—Eckentode
St. Ann
Sacred Heart Church
Waablogton
Joan Barry
St.Agnes Church
Catonsville
Agnea- Eckétorode
Mfr
Eckénrode
Saa
Giasa
Shoemaker
Union
Milla
Carroll’ County
Mary Jeannette “Shriver
By. f.Shriver
Mids
John Marabail
Jones
Alexandria
Cardinal Gibbons
William Gaston Payne
Cillton Forge
Joanph H. Canardy
John’e-choreh
Westiniwater
Milas Angels Shriver
Winfield Payne Jonee
Atlanta, Ga
Groota
Waa
Funeral of William Cole Held at Local Cemetery
Funeral services for William Cole were held at the local cemetery following the ceremony at the church. The obituary notes Thomas P. Rice attended the funeral and mentions judicial officials and other local dignitaries in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cole
Acre
Bin
Thomas P. Rice
To Vote or Consolidation in Washington, Fi Railway
A local vote is called for December 7 at 3 p m to decide consolidation matters involving the Washington and Fi Railway Company. The vote will be held in the grand jury room at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Fi Railway Company
Eerie
Local notices and community discussions on property and temperance
A fragmentary account details Gori Street property purchase by The Gon Steatn Laundry from Robert M. Raubbig, with plans to demolish an old two story dwelling and build new structures on North Well Street near the bridge. It also covers city and church observations, temperance efforts, and a forthcoming talk by Miss Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gori
Patrick
Gon Steatn- Laundry
Cathinot
Lata Rober
M. Raubbig
Governor Grants Pardons for Biddinger and Butler
Governor pardons Emory Biddinger of Frederick County for one year for breaking into a railroad car, on recommendation of Judge Motter and many citizens. An application also seeks pardon for Albert F. Butler, sentenced to the penitentiary last February for horse stealing, with about six hundred Brunswick residents petitioning in his favor due to the youth of the prisoner and his mother’s condition. The Governor awaits guidance from Chief Judge Great Worthington and Judge Motter before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aPardon Casas
Emory Biddinger
Frederick County
House of Correction
Motter
Reno
Foria
Albert F. ‘Butler
Tentury
Iast
Horsa
Brunswick
Great Ht. Worthington
Tudgeohasc
Eotter
Gudge
Reno S. Harp
Moving Pictures at City Opera House Saturday
Saturday matinee and night show at the City Opera House features five reels of silent film over 5,000 feet with two vaudeville acts. The main feature is a graph titled Launcelot and Elaine, a lyrical adaptation of Tennyson’s poem set in the Golden Age of Albion with courtly scenes and the tale of a maiden’s love, designed for broad appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Alfred ‘Tennyson
Tald
Launcelot
Arthur
Elaine
Lily Maid
Astolot
Albion
Hagerstown Bank Resources Reported Near Seven Million
A Hagerstown newspaper compiles bank resources from local banks and the Hagerstown Trust Company. The total combines non-banking assets and a grand total near 7.1 million dollars, reflecting Frederick area financials and regional banking strength. The note appears to reference figures from The News and local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Bank Resources
Hagerstown
Nuws
Frederick
Geretown Banks
Hagerstown Trust’ Company
Fredelien
Church Trustees Elected for Three Year Term
Church trustees were elected and re elected for a three year term. Me won and H. Ma eae wen elected and trustee for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. “Maeae Wen
Local Mention Fresh Greier Cockrell We Come Back Again
Local mention notes an anon quotation about Fresh Greier Cockrell with a brief line We use that Come Back Again. The fragment references MCOARDELYs and local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greier Cockrell
McOardely
Charlestown Triumph In Fast Football Showdown
A brisk game saw Charlestown outpace opponents with multiple touchdowns led by Crouse and Duffey. Duvall captained the Y M M C team. Landauer and Markey assisted, while Otis the end and Beale stood out on defense and line play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daltey
Crouse
Aieh Fch
Keds
Malone
Jow
Doglex
Duffey
Wits
Walter Duvall
Irving
Landauer
D. Markey
Y. Mmlc
ThemerUp
Charlestown
Charlestown. _ Péaition
Frederick
Hopc Landauer
Poreer
Rightegad
Ded Dacebs
Muck
Ae Tad See
Bale
Udi Enwee
Valtera
Sie
Bee Lewis
Eli Mauteby
Ty Hatter
Walker
Duvall
Seachtlat
Black
Crea ‘Seachria
Maen Shi Hate
Croupe
Creager
Gaels
Daffey
Eforee —Sell
BMC. A
Davideon Charlestown
A. Derr
E. Derr
Christmas Presents Free Giveaway Contest in Local Ad
Local store promotes a free gift contest with prizes including a rhodium advertisement bundle a parlor lamp and a parlor rocker valued at 22 00 88 00 and 3 00 respectively. Entries available on purchases across November 27 to December 24 with a display of furniture carpets stoves pictures clocks lamps and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omarsen‘tal
EL Brow
Patrick
Dkonanavan
Notice of November 1909 deposit preservation and rates
On November the fat 1909, the fat deposit remains in all other respects subject to the contracts under which they were made. Depositors are not to present books for changes. A 4% rate will be paid on new deposits of the same class. The bank offers first clean facilities for general banking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Péetaneum
Ferest
Frederick City Directory 1910 Local Advertisements and notices
Fragmented OCR shows a Frederick city directory draft with ads and notices. Includes hotel promotions, sundae specials, holiday sales, Odd Fellows meeting notice, and town business pleas. Mentions Arlington Hotel, Banta’s, Magazines orders, and Frederick growth appeals.
The Domestic Suiting Ad Promoting Savings and Goods
Fragmented ad text lists various offers and appeals to save money. Mentions stock shares, dues, banking partners, and a push to buy locally. Includes references to nuts, wood slabs, poultry, oysters, pecans, and other scattered goods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amerilean
Oliver Wolcost
Bate
City Opera
Stern
Boots
Lowen
NY Market
Harvey- Smith
Plano
MaCardall’s
Kiddae Hy
Citizens
Nat
Baak
Tela Wertheimer
Carty
Dol
Bros. Mon
Moser City Opera House
Vaudevilie
Et Sy
Gefzendanner
Butts
Grentz
Frank Butta
Washington, D. C
Amanda Ae
Middletown
Caroline Grentz
New York City
More’ Heights
Heess Waring
Branvenburg
Tone
Oscar Calvin Seacebore 3
Vada Catherine Ous
Myete
Edaceday
Reveram James Willie
Makemge
Tore
Hageretown
Lester RB. Martz
Bodasbaro
Minnie A. Biddle
Myeteville
Hemrymond Rapt
Glenn IC. Worthington
Tee Peri Teolsen Ath
Aale
Presa JSON
Menlag School
Stonér
Hunteben
Doris
Radcliff
Fof Hiereblorts
Engelbrecht
Garrett
Casino
Braddock Heights
C. E.maburg
Tee Marvel
Gebreey Board
Eoanay Piture
Shem
Presbyterian
Mise -Jeanett
A Cman
National, Bank
Bartal
Baker
Ate Uatier
Oushler
Gao
Berne
Youre
Rawmnono
G. Bakee
Conta
C. M. Trois
An . Beta D
Ee Kérane
Apa. Morrsn
A D.pawmy
L. Polk
Act Ito
Arlington Hotel
Odd Fellows
Banta’s
Sauer Kraut
Sites Ma
BBM Mrangia
Hollis
Aiguree
Tange
Srrpiera
Satruzz
Frederick City
Hersey Grmsom
G. L
Eater
Connectigna
Rene
Coy
Tae
Goummal
Dimkoror
Roe Sale
GEO
Crawer & Bons
Frederick, Md
Cramer &Tacth
Capraroaeate
Jyele 137
Gustals Razor
Heer
Church Street
Batstar, St
Soapyue
Euartue A
Polaby
Diane Triwenen Peat
Sant Ek
Peralan
Galin
Taupe
Neidio‘& Miller
Berien
Dea
Harris
Money Bay
Sureray
B. Mean
Parvenick Crry Pacnind Co
Lisey
Connie
Fredericks
Meliente
Wolienee
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