In History: Defeats and Deaths Across Centuries
The Oct 4 entry recalls Edwin of Northymind slain at Lathens Carey, musician and author. It notes Jacob Brown defeating foes at Ogdensburg and marks historical births and deaths including Rutherford B. Hayes in Delaware and Auguste Bartholdi in Colum bia. A fragmented list ties figures to cities and legacies, with brief notes on composers and sculptors.
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Edwin the Great
Northymind
Latfhens
Baris
Changes in Market Hours and Street Vending Rules Next Week
Market hours shift to ten o’clock with no selling before morning. tomorrow markets open at five and close at ten due to stall sales. After tomorrow, markets run from ten to ten. street vendors must pay a sixteen cent license or face arrest. Purchasers of brand on market stalls may sell on market days without extra license but must otherwise obtain one.
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Psraona
Four Democratic Senate candidates sign to force primaries deal
Four Democratic contenders signed a tentative agreement at Gov Warfield's Baltimore office outlining primary rules. If a candidate secures a majority of Democratic support, others withdraw. if no one gains a majority, a 43 percent vote share triggers withdrawals. Substitutes allow plurality recognition. signatories include Whyte Talbott Miles and Pea. Ex-Governor Jackson said he will not enter the race.
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United States Senate
Warfield
Widelity
Baltimore
Pbrcome
Assambir
Simia Central Committee
Watfield
Mesars
Whyte
Talbott
Miles
Pea
Brown
Smith
Bish Lee
E. H. Jackson
Saliabary
United States
Broad Law attack eyed as counties push road funding amends
County officials plan to unite into a compact body to press for an amendment to the Shoemaker Road Law. They seek to divert the annual state highway appropriation of 200,600 pounds among counties, claiming roads should be built by local commissioners without state supervision. State Road Engineer Crosby cautions the plan may fail, noting the law works well and federal timing favors current funding.
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Commissionera
Aupervision
Oresby
Oiwains
Crosby
Havson
Officers Elected at Twelfth Annual Woman's Missionary Session
The twelfth annual session of the Woman's Mite Missionary Society of the A M E church in this city elected officers including President Mrs Juta A Gaines of Augusta Ga and Secretary Mrs Lydia Parser of Astonsville. Delegates numbering about sixty took a trip to Braddock Borough as the session opened with a pleasant mood.
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Woman's Mite Missionary Society
Thi
Pregrzas
Qaiun A.M
Wembera Dkva
Dslegstaa
Braddock Bolghte
Jutla A. Gaines
Asinzta
Gaifires
Margaret A. Hill
Baltimore
J.H. Welsh
Washington
Lydia Parser
Astonsville
Acataignt
Maartha Wilson
Bairtae Crresponding
Ebrockmorton
Trong
Mer
B. L. Norris
A. EB. Wedalton
Mary & Arnold
M. ©. Beckets
Local Social Notes Mention Visitors and Trips
Miss Bertie Bowers of Walkerville spends the week in town. Mr Widrings Bigze of West Patrick Street travels to New York and Niagara Falls. Mr Alton B Darby of Washington visits relatives in Blatoxty. Mr John J Davis and daughter Louise on East South Street visit Brunswick relatives. Mrs Bloreons Wishey and Mrs Ruth Aatob of Washington travel with Mrs O G Halfenstein Clarke Place. Mrs John Matoalfe and Miles Katharine Matoalfe of Baltimore attend the Brt. George Houck of Harmony Grove.
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Pieanant Parsgraphe
Thors
Bertie Bowers
Walkerevilla
Widrings Bigze
Patrick Street
New York
Niagara Palla
Alton B. Darby
Washington
Bla Otty
John 3. Davis
Louise
East South
Atreet
Brunswick
Blorenos Wi Sshey
Ruth Aatob
Waahings&an
O. G
Halfenateln
Clarke Place
John Matoalfe
Miles Katharine Matoalfa
Baltimore
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Trouble As Bits Drift In A Curious Patchwork
Brief notes recount odd scraps from daily life including a nine pound carp caught while fishing, a moon talk joke, a dimmerato meeting at New Market and Libertytown, and comments on shortages and fairs. The Baltimore and Ohio line bridge project near Frederick advances with four 85 foot spans to double track, plus a Good Roads Association plan across Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties to macadamize public roads under state aid.
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Wm. Oroniss
Car Cotns
Mooney
New Market
Libertytown
Outa
Tommy
Seederick Junction
Baltimore and Okhlo
Qgompany
Tue News
Monocacy River
St’ Frederick
Junation
Drake G Stratton Company
Philadelphia
Childs
Substrac— Gute
BoOllntic-Marshall Company
Pittsburg
Saperstructure
Good Roads Association
Frederick
Carroll, Howard
Montgomery
Monct Airy
Funeral for Lipscomb Brother Follows Bellaire Wreck
Mr Jesse Lipscombe returned from Newark Ohio after attending the funeral of his brother Hugh G Lipscomb who died from injuries in the Bellaire wreck last Saturday. He leaves a widow and three children Harry Mazle and Ralph Lipscomb plus two sisters Kate Lowery of Washington and Mrs John Dodge of Boston and a brother Josee Lipscomb of this city.
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Jesse Lipscombe
Newark
Ohio
Hugh G. Lipscomb
Bellaire
Lipscomb
Harry, Mazle
Ralph
Lpscomb
Statera
Hire
Kate Lowery
Washington
John Dodge
Boston
Maas
Josee Ligscomb
Thia Colby
Uncle Josh Perkins at Bijou Theatre Tonight and Football Clash
Uncle Josh Perkins in four act play at the Bijou Family Theatre on Saturday night October 5 with scenic New York City and Vermont settings and novel mechanical effects. A football game between Highland Military Academy Baltimore and Frederick College is scheduled for tomorrow at the new Athletic Park at 2:80 p.m. featuring Frederick College players Do Val Hook Storm Marale Gill Kusamaal Brown Housk Ordeman Shaw Robinson Landauer Hendrickson coached by Captain Markey.
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Bijou
Uocle
Josh Perkins
Bijou Family Theatre
Matchlees Company
Nuite
Josh Parkios
New York City
Green Mountain State
Vermont
Josh Perktua
Josh
Josh Porkica
Highland Lilitary Academy
Baltimera
Prederlck College
Thea Aighland
Athletic Park
Wallkrown
Prederick College
Do Val
Hook
Storm
Mara
Injured Ina Weeck in Marshville Railroad Wreck
Misa Freda Neikirk daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas B H Neikirk of Middletown left September 19 to work in Marshville North Carolina. She rode via Baltimore and was injured in a September 24 railroad wreck. She stayed at a hotel 90 miles from Marshville until employers retrieved her. The accident was unknown at home until a Wednesday letter said she remained unable to move about.
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Ina Weeck
Misa Freda Neikirk
Chas
BH. Neikirk
Middletown
Marshville
N. C
Baltimore
Wee
Maraleville
Wobbbing
Intersst Here and There News Briefs
Hivente Of Intersst Here and There notes deaths of Stias-N. Goranoh of Qarrolt Oganty and Mrs Caroline Kelley aged 96 near Kastoo. Public Works names two appointments to Sista fishery foraa. Atkins and Hoopsr nominated and accepted. Worcester Republicans accused of evil-bribery proposrtion to Democrats. United Brethren church contract awarded in South Oomboerland. George R. Galthar and Republicans meet voters at Marlboro fair.
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Hivente
Weatertiay
Follay
Stias
N. Goranoh
Qarrolt
Oganty
Caroline Kelley
Kastoo
Board of Public Works
Sista Fishery
Dadges Atkins
Hoopsr
Worcester County Democrata
New United Brethren Ohurch
South Oomboerland
George R. Galthar
Marlboro Fair
Real Estate Sales Report From Local Agents
Charles T. K Young sold for Harvey 8 Zimmarman a house and lot on West South Street to Cephas N. Reon for 800 dollars. Mire Martin Bien sold a house and lot on Hast Street to Mrs. Fannie E Kolb for 1250 dollars. Zsoh Rippear sold 2314 acres near Pearl to William H. Ripgson of Frederick for 1200 dollars. L M Ixdorf Jr negotiated the sale.
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Saia of
Reali Hsrats
Qcharles
T. K Young
Harvey
Zimmarman
Atrast
Cephas N. Reon
Young
Martin Bien
Fannie E Kolb
Zsoh. T. Rippear
Pearl
William H. Ripgson
Frederick
L. Mixdorf, Jr
Peck Clingan and Haugh Wachter Marriages Reported
Miss Margaret H. Clingan daughter of Lonia 8 Onnges Hass Patrick Street Was married yesterday to Colonel David B. Peck of Washington at Evangelical Reformed parsonage by Rev Dr E Schbach. Clarenos H Haugh and Myrtle B Wachter of Ladiesburg wed Wednesday at Union Bridge by Rev Martin Sohwattaar.
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Peck—Clingan
Margaret H. Clingan
Lonia
Onnges
United Brethren Social Event Highlights and Invitees
The Christian Endeavor Society gathering at United Brethren church drew a large audience with recitations by Mildred DeLashmute Louise James and Shook, and selections by Frederick Mannerchor. Mayor Kaward Smith gave two elocutions, refreshments were served, and Willie Birche was invited to attend the transfer ceremony on Jamestown Island. The D A R memorial building transfer to the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities is set for Wednesday October 9 with Mrs Donald MecLsan presiding.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
United Brethren Church
Misa Mildred DeLashmute
Misa Louiss James
Misa Shook
George Kaward Smith
Frederick Mannerchor
A, R
Misa Willie Birche
D. A. R. Society
Jamestown Island
Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Donald MecLsan
D.A R
Erecting Hose Tower at Junior Engine House Site
A hose tower is to be built beside the Junior engine house. It will rise to a stated height and be executed by contractor H. M. M. Gittinger. The notice appears in The News and asks readers to acknowledge having seen it.
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H. MM. Gittinger
Wreck on Baltimore & Ohio tracks near Martinsburg
A freight train derailed at Hobbs tower east of Martinsburg after a broken wheel flange caused the crash. Fifteen cars piled on the tracks while others plunged down the embankment. crews worked to clear the west track with estimates near ten thousand dollars in property damage.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hobbs Tower
Martinsburg
Brodewick
Rallé Résd
County Correspondence from Church Hill and Nearby Towns
Local notes cover church events at the Reformed church including a monthly meeting and an Umson program. Communion services are announced for October in the Lusherag church with a preparatory service on Saturday. Social visits span Charlesville and Isomitsburg amid family news, travel and illness updates, with residents from Frederick Woodsboro Baltimore Hagerstown and beyond sharing greetings.
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Church Hill
Até
Reformed Church
Ssup
Edo
Ralph Oxviler
Miss. Louiss Keller
Does
Miress Cora
Mary Thomas
Miss Fisher
Aloging
Lushérag
Ara Oelook
Mres Emery
Whipp
Irs
Lambsreé
D. Im. Whipp
Preparatory Services At Presbyterian Church This Week
Preparatory services to the holy communion are scheduled at the Presbyterian church tonight at 7 30 and tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. The notice notes how advertising activity influences broader business activity.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Local store ad and brief city notices from Cairo and Jersey area
A fragmented ad features prices and goods from HELDIG & BILLER with apparel and hosiery lines, followed by statehood news from Cairo Illinois about Governor Curry and a New Mexico single statehood push. Brief Jersey notes report milk prices rising to 10 cents in Westfield and Plainsfield. An Oct 4 verdict in White Plains finds editor Frank Navier guilty of criminal libel against the district attorney.
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Cairo
Curry
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Mexico
Jersey
Westfield
N. J
Plains Field
White Plains
Frank E. Navier
Yonkers
Funeral for Miss Josephins Weaver in Shepherdstown
The remains of Miss Josephins Weaver died in Shepherdstown arrived in Adamatown last night and were taken to the home of D. Osio Bready. The funeral is set for tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's Osthella church with interment at John's Cemetery after services. Mrs Julia M. Cecil sues for 1000 from Modern Woodmen of Amelia, policy held by her son Harry Cecil. Mr Odall, previously a member, was found dead in Washington about a year ago.
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Josephins Weaver
Shepherdstown
Adamatown
D. Osio Bready
St. Joseph's Osthella Church
John’s Cemetery
Julia M. Cecil
Hyattatown
George A. Pearce
Amelia
Harry Cecil
Odall
Waghitngton
Local Notices From Fragmentary OCR Report
The fragment lists residents with health notes and addresses. Mrs. Prederick Koehler on West Fifth Strat is quite sick. Celeste Sohtfiler is quite slack at home. Mr. Broest Fox on North Markas street shows minor illness. The Bick and Alby references appear as garbled names.
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Broest Fox
Markas Street
Prederick Koehler
West Fifth Strat
Misa Celeste Sohtfiler
Alby
Frederick Harret Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations furnished by Freder ick County Farmers Exchange dated October 4 1907 list grain and feed prices. Wheat No 3 Red 983 No 8 Red 940 Steamer 900. corn yellow gob 320 per barrel White Cob 330 per barrel Yellow Shelled 630 per bushel White Shelled 680 per bushel. Oats 60 70 per bushel. Hay No 1 Timothy 18 00 to 20 00 No 3 Timothy 17 00 to 18 60 No 1 Mixed 17 00 to 18 00 No 2 Mixed 18 00 to 27 00 Clover 15 00 to 16 00 Hay No Barep 12 00 to 14 00 per ton Straw Baled Wheat 6 to 7 00 Baled Onto 7 to 8 00 Bundle Rye 8 to 10 00. Flour etc Winter Wheat 4 60 to 5 00 per bbi Spring Wheat 5 50 to 6 00 per bbi Gornmeal 1 25 to 1 50 per 100 lbs Buckwheat 8 00 per lb Mini tro Bren 27 00 per ton Middlings 29 00 per ton Bad Dog 81 00 to 82 00 per ton Dairy Feeds 23 00 to 25 00 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 32 per ton Potatoes 40 0 to 50 0 per bushel Saps Timothy 6 75 to 2 50 per bushel
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Timothy
Shorter Course in Shorthand and College Classes
Local notice details shorthand textbooks titled Shorter Course in Shorthand received by Onur 1907 Primanio text booka. Mentions lectures by a New York Supreme Court stenographer, with emphasis on alphabet, speed and legibility. Announces Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings classes at Wosan's College in Washington, Freijeriorx, Gattysburg and related offerings.
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New York Supreme Court
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