Fragmented 19th century Daily News obituary fragment
A garbled obituary fragment mentions General Chart Lee and General Nes Dow, with references to army service, and a Federal war veteran from Portland, Maine. The piece hints at men named Borges and George, plus scattered dates and places, yet lacks clear event details or full identifications.
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Howry
Arcnte
Creek
Futtenngay
Cistelee
Borges
Isle
Fe Beery
Eeteca
Howe
Chart Lee
Emgliah
Bet
Coe Aeeru
Willa Elery Cearcing
Everst
Ty Pane
Intel
Portland
Sour Carolisa
George
Three Weekly News Promotion in Frederick County
The Wreky News will be ready Theredsy with a handsome art page and topless features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and offers many advertised specials. Copy for new advertisements due by 5 p.m. Wednesday. changes by 12 p.m. that day.
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Bona Fife
Frederick City
Cea
Brief Bits of Local and Royal Interest
A mixed local note lists upcoming events and seasonal concerns. It mentions fairs at York and next week, the approach of a large autumn fair, shortages and rising costs for households, a wind-down of baseball with football and fox hunting ahead, and preparations for winter functions. It also notes a Baltimore to Frederick excursion on October 7 and a new brewery office on North Market Street. The chestnut crop signals a potentially hard winter ahead.
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York
Fall Ok
Seattle
Baltimore and Gan Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Baltimore
Cony
Market Street
Joseph TF. Risenbauer
Jedging-trom
Local Notables On Visit And Election Notes
Dr. Daniels visiting relatives in the city leaves for Washington. Miss Exe Thompson of Baltimore travels from Frederick to Baltimore. Katherine E. Thompson of West Church Street departs for Baltimore and New York. Mr and Mrs Wm Thomas of Belmore visit A. Buckey then return home. Pisher nomination paper for George Enda marked as party emblem amid ballot issues. A grand ball planned in Junior Hall on October 10 replacing previous Thursday date.
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Daniels
Washington
Exe Thompson
Baltimore
Frederick
John Eader
Char Hay Paracer Sd
Haat Church Street
T J Ty
Katherine E. Thompson
West Church Street
New
Wm. Thomas
Belmore
Wm. G. Buckey
Third Street
Pisher
George
Enda A Pune
Cial
United Fire Com
Seine
Fukee Aa Oe
Railroad plans edge toward Frederick to Thurmont route
Promoters of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Company move toward early construction. Agents will solicit stock and right of way payments. Two routes surveyed via Yellow Charlesville Mountainale Lewistown to Thurmont or via the Emmitaburg route. Liberty town Urbana and Urbana area offered inducements to choose their path. Plans include a charter capped at one million dollars with initial stock of fifty thousand.
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Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
C. ©. Waters
Charles E. Qamell
Thurmont
Frederick
Charlesville
Mountaindale
Lewistown
O'Possumtown
Hansonville
Poole
Emmitaburg
Thormont
Districts of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Libertytown
Reisterstown
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Taited Hailway Company
Baltimore
Washington
Gettysburg
Urbana
Coures
di- Teton
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Charles Shipley
Baltimore and Thormont
Mr. Waters
Cetals Family Auction Sells North Market Street House
The sale includes a house on North Market Street with attached storeroom. Local records indicate the Cetals family as heirs and the listing emphasizes the real estate transfer and associated storage facility.
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Cetals Family
North Market Street
Farce "Tre Colone" at City Opera House Friday
An up to date comedy bearing Honan and Kearmeys Tre Colone is billed for the City Opera House Friday evening. The eager card promises an excellent farce full of lively humor and specialty acts.
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Honan and Kearmey
City Opera House
Friesy
Clergyman Shot In Residence. Victim May Recover
A man fired at Reverend Lawrence Carthy at his residence in Boetus on October 2. The preacher was hit but is expected to recover. Police investigation underway as details remain unclear.
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Boetus
Lawrence
Carthy
British Steamer Biela Sunk After Collision
The British steamship Biela, sailing from New York to Manchester, was sunk in a collision near Philadelphia on October 2. All aboard were saved.
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Priladel Passa
Biela
Manchester
New York
West Brookside Colliery Closes Amid Production Decline
Special Dispatch reports West Brookside colliery, the largest producer for Philadelphus and Read og Company, forced to close. In Washington, Minister Donger announced the withdrawal of the Ressan legation from Pekin.
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Portmyvng
West Brookside
Philadelphus and Readog Company
Tus News
Wasmxcros
Donger Today
Ressan Legation
Pekin
Missionary workers annual convention opens in Maryland Synod
The eighteenth annual convention of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod will convene tomorrow at the Lutheran Sunday School and meet Thursday and Friday. Delegates arrive tonight with a reception planned at the Luth San. Officers include President Sire W. B. James of Baltimore and other officers from Baltimore Westminster Hagerstown and Manchester. Opening session features welcome by Miss Mary Ott and president’s address. Afternoon reports close with a 3:30 pm children's service by Mrs. Luther Kuhlman. Evening addresses by Mrs. L B Wolf and Rev. W S G Rupp.
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The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church
Sire W
J. D. Main
Hagerstown
Sliss Salle Mi
Proiaman
Mary Bayies
Baltimore
S. F. Ziegler
Sarah ‘Trump
Manchester
Mary Ott
5. F. Zeigler
Luther Kuhlman
Mra
L. B. Wolf
Lutherville
W.S. G. Rupp
Address to Students at Washington Dental College
Dr Edward Nelson spoke to Washington Dental College students outlining dentistry’s history from early feeble efforts to the first dental college in Baltimore in 1839 and noting the field’s rise into a broad science curriculum with qualified professors. He emphasized professional standards and the role of dentistry in advancing physical science.
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Edward Nelson
Washington Dental College
Washington
D. C
Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners
Nelson
Dental College
Baltimore
Dentistry
State Comptroller Boosts School Funds Distribution
Dr. Hering, the State Comptroller, announces a larger quarterly distribution to public schools. The October allocation to white schools reaches 125000, with planned equal amounts in January and March. Frederick County receives 95022.97 for white and 1242.51 for colored students.
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Hering
Enga Aess
Solar
Frederick County
Market Notes on Prices and Seasonal Produce
Market notes report rising prices for beans and Lima peas as shippers surge, fall vegetables arriving, and chestnuts appearing but needing cooler weather. The fruit market is strong with peaches and other fruits abundant, apples pears quinces grapes and damson still available, cantaloupes beginning to lose flavor.
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Ais Highteten
Campaign Orators in Maryland Highlight Bryan Tour
Democratic speakers including Adlai Stevenson and Colonel L. Victor Baughmas are assigned to Maryland stops with Baltimore and Cumberland on the itinerary. George Wellington travels west, while party leaders discuss Bryan’s three Maryland talks and planEastern Shore and Frederick to Westminster routes amid promises of strong support.
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Bir
Adlai B. Stevenon
Baltimore
Stevenson
Hagarstown
Charles W Anderson
New York
A. W. Derrick
Pinchback
Locizans
Maryland
National Campagn Committee
Hamilton Oneena
Philadelphia
Alvin Colvin
Asa
Republican Committee
P. Obecatam
Recorder of Deeds
Melvin G. Winstock
Washington State
Shte
Terday
Edward P Brown
Expansionist
Hamilton Ward
Buffalo
Geo. L. Wellington
Cumberland
Lincoln
Neb
Roosevelt
Bryan
Hance
Eotaw House
Ktimore
Vandiver
John Walter Smith
Isidor Wares
Thos. A. Th
Buchanan Beckley
L. Victor Bacghmas
John £. R. Wood
Frederick County
William EB. Peter
Louis Haslup
Howard County
George W. Truitt
Baltimore County
Fleman
Democratic
Kaltimors
Mr. Bryan
Salisbury
Tod
Col. L. Victor
Vandi
Montgomery County
Pearce
Award of damages after rail line land take
A court awarded 425 dollars after testimony on damages from a railroad company taking about two and a half acres of mud land. The decision followed hearing on the case as the court considered the evidence and penalties.
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Isachie
Itte
Court notes and civic stories from Maryland era
A Maryland court terms and local notices report on a contract awarded for a road project, population census gains, a Confederate soldiers’ remains found near Hound Top Mountain, and Governor Smith denying citizenship to a former convict. Also covered are a fatal freight-car crash in Cumberland, a water shortage response in Lonsconing, tax court assessments for Baltimore, a removal bid in Harford county, and career moves of Beallett and Padgett in state judicial circles.
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Irse\erken
Tlagerstowz
Veromert Raat
Jacob Fosts
Csarite
J. Bonaparte
Iis Gow
Chaitertown
Ekelwigus
Agather
Lonsconing Water Company
Baltimore
Charlotte Webster
Harford County
Watters
Beallett
Charlee County
Maryland
HHO Stats
Washington
Fastonists
Padgett
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Virginia Law School
Virginia's Meanest Man And The Coffin Timber Theft
A 96 year old resident of Louisa county prepares timber for his coffin and stores it in a barn. A thief robbed the stock last night. Also listed are market rates: corn 3.25 per barrel, cornmeal 45 cents per bushel, wheat 70 cents per bushel, hay 13 to 14 dollars per ton.
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Virginia
Joseph Sims
Louisa County
Mart
W. Baryett
Maraet
Entertaining Fashion and Travel Ads At Local Fair
The notice promotes Queen Deborah and her Big Gypsy Camp at the Fair along with a fashion display from Europe and New York. It lists Dr William Boteler and eye specialty services, travel excursions to niagara and Canada by B&O with discounted round trips, and a carpet and wall paper shop showcasing fall novelties and exclusive designs. The advertisement invites readers to visit and view stock, with details on locations and prices.
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Deborah
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