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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1909
Page
5
Fragmentary notes describe a nighttime sighting of the moon and Antares with references to coordinates and timing. The text mentions "highest" and "farthest north" alongside a plan or sequence from a west to east direction, dated components, and a presumed schedule at 6:42 p.m.
The week featured potential resignation talks with Gali in Washington and multiple church services. Rev Dr Charles F Steck addressed the congregation as readings and tableaux were prepared, with further sermons by Rev Arthur W Barley and Rev J W Hiracofe among others.
Local column lists visitors and departures in Waverboro. Names include Mr and Mrs N T Heller and sons Franklie and Lucerne from Washington. Also noted are Mrs Chai Beig and Mr Bernard Smith, with other relatives visiting and returning to homes in Baltimore and York area.
The funeral of the late Mr. Luther T Brazier took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services were held at the house and conducted by Rev. Staion Miller. Interment was made at Olivet Cemetery. C Carty was the funeral director.
The contract announces a new copper mill project to be built near Allenstown Virginia, with a capacity of 200 tons daily. The mill is housed on 600 acres of land along Blue River, owned by the company with capital stock of $500 held by residents of Wisconsin Maryland and Southern Pennsylvania.
The congregation welcomes Rev Samuel Stein as pastor and plans to fill the pulpit in the evening service. Rev BA Arene will lead the session, and the meeting is set to address church outreach and community goals.
A garbled OCR fragment references a residence issue on a Sunday afternoon. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only hints of a domestic event and possible notes about Mary and a story or issue.
Reverend De W L Dowell of the East Baltimore District will deliver a banquet address and extend a cordial invitation to attendees, according to the notice. The event aims to foster community engagement and goodwill.
A long marriage marked by a 40th reunion was noted in Newton Highlands. Mrs. Catherine Cosens Cline and Casper E. Cline, once owners of property once held by Charles Carroll, had a family with three children. The couple resided on Chester Street and were linked to the Newton community and neighbors including Barbara Frietchia. An accompanying photo showed Mr. and Mrs. Cline with friends.
The qualification of Hammond-Uracr has been postponed to tomorrow. Urner deferred his qualification to let the Court of Appeals consider a pending case and a related matter involving Judge Worthington. The adjournment follows ongoing friction between Worthington and Urner.
A city basketball league formed in Michigan City on Friday night with five teams named High School, School Herperger, Frederick College Duffey, Maryland School Jr Aller and Clippers Earle Derr Beavert Bentz. The league will play Friday nights at the YMCA gymnasium starting next Friday. The teams are described as fast and capable of generating strong contests and fan enthusiasm.
The article notes a December event at an armory where Governor and officials will present an exhibit of milled goods and related products. It mentions several counties and expatriate connections involved in the display.
In a terse late night report residents describe lingering pedestrians near the streetcar route. Authorities warn drivers to slow as officers monitor the area for safety and medics treat several alarmed pedestrians.
Local note of appreciation from a widow thanking friends and neighbors for support after the death and funeral of her husband Mas LT. O. yeaa. The item lists events and performances including Brom Cabin Boy to King, Man with the Dolls, Running to Herd Tack, and a Mingo Recital by v's College Resember with an Odd Fellows event planned in Thurmont on November 30 at 7 o'clock.
A proposed consolidation merges the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway with the Jefferson Braddock Heights and Middletown lines. The plan would issue new bonds to retire old debt, extend lines toward Brunswick and Gettysburg, and unify management under a single company.
Local shop showcases holiday wares with bright displays and special call offers, drawing crowds to see best goods in the city. Shoppers browse selections as storefronts vie for attention during the season.
Fragmentary OCR text references deposit handling and rate payments on new deposits. It mentions a president figure, names such as C.Mosam Haman and others, and asserts no need to present a document to have changes made. The readable portion is inconsistent and lacks a coherent event.
A Braddock Heights notice promotes a holiday opening at 136 N Market St featuring Suisean ware and varied goods. It lists necktie and small necktie prizes, Christmas candy orders due by December, and a charity performance to benefit the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals at Kemp Hall on December 7.
The notice lists Christmas gifts and household items for sale including furniture dishes and carpets with prices. It notes store open hours at Dodrow's Shop and mentions financing options Cash or Credit. The ad urges customers to visit and buy locally to support Frederick’s growth and mentions delivery and winter pricing.
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