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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1909
Page
4
A garbled Tercentennial era note from the Tanoy town Record hints at violence with phrases about victims and a dead man. The readable text references a death, a "good man," and a search for new victims, suggesting a troubled local crime context.
A whimsical dialogue fragment shows characters debating choice and trust in a courtroom setting. It features mentions of a press agent and a traveling swindler as part of a Puzzle like exchange. The Minnes talk about a child named Mabel and a grandmother in heaven. The source text reads as a Boston Transcript item.
A New York World excerpt notes teachers as a major passenger group on the Caledonian line, traveling cheaply and at their own expense to broaden minds for public service during summers.
A poetic reminiscence traces childhood innocence as it wanders toward memory’s past. The author evokes familiar images of nature, lyric whispers, and fairy garden scenes guiding a child’s dreams into a vanished era. This piece reflects nostalgia and the gentle march of imagination.
The University of Wisconsin establishes a municipal reference bureau to catalog reforms and civic lectures, aiding states in legislative prep and analysis. The move aims to share tested municipal government methods with other cities facing abuses and seeking better administration.
Reads show a split opinion in New York over whether Judge Gaynor is aligned with the Tiger Bal group and related matters. The piece notes strong views among women in the country and points to a heated discussion about leadership and policy directions.
The will of Miss Trail is filed for probate. She directs sale of all property and leaves $500 to Rev. Qathorne Ingle. Proceeds to be shared among her siblings, wives Silon T. Lege and Edward Mill, with executor Abacles B. Trail and alternate Charles 3) Millako.
A Frederick visit by Mr. Alexander Helper of the Manufacturers' Record yields a letter praising local progress. He says Frederick is destined to rise in size and influence commercially and industrially, attracting capital, investors, farmers, and manufacturers.
The Agricultural Society has reconfigured the interior of large display cases to better showcase embroidery exhibits. The change aims to improve visibility, allowing each article to be fully displayed and appreciated.
Brief notices announce a Fire Engine Company meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. A fair will be held this week in York Pennsylvania and Cumberland Maryland with events next week in Hagerstown Maryland and Lancaster Pennsylvania. Roundly dollars retort.
The Free Kindergarten reports a successful year with 82 children enrolled and 43 daily average attendance. It notes holidays, charitable gifts, a spring exhibition, and total year contributions around 884.41 with expenses totaling 816.29 leaving a balance. The annual meeting June 1909 reelected officers and managers including Miss Elecuhaue r, Rev Dr Ingle and Mrs Newman, with reopening planned October 4 1909 at South Market and Saints Street.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many personal names with varied spellings and punctuation. It appears to be a partial roster or notice containing numerous individuals such as Mrs and Mr titles, with no clear event or locality identified.
Leslie A Eight Thrown From Wheel in Mountain Descent. Schmidt boy, lad from Middletown area, struck a rut near South Mountain and landed hard. He was carried to his home by Jacob Schmidt with doctors Beclley and Smith attending. Authorities report possible internal injuries but boy rests relatively comfortable.
A burglary at Samuel Emmert hardware on West Washington Street Ha gerstown occurred between 4 and 6 am yesterday. Two white men were arrested in Chambersburg and a revolver found on one suspect who allegedly admitted being in Ha gerstown. The robbers broke two plate glass windows using bricks and stole about a dozen revolvers rifles and ammunition from the shop.
Masters David and Philip Winebrener entertained friends at a fair grounds picnic on a Saturday. The event featured a special car transport, baseball and races, with dinner of fried chicken, pickles, sandwiches, cake, lemonade and fruit. Guests included Parsons, John Newman, Sotheron, Frank Howard, Claude Clary, and others.
Infant son of Mrs. Ancie G and William E Orr died at the grandmother’s home with funeral services held at 9 this morning conducted by Elder Welty Fhrney. Interment was in Knoxville. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director. Also notes sickness of Allen R. Lampe and A C McCardell’s return home after recuperation in Braddocky Heights and Hagerstown.
The excursion over the B and O R R yesterday carried 146 tons from the city with 109 tons bound for Wington and 57 10 to timore. The Washington to this city trip brought 72 visitors from that city.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Professor Harry J. Kefauver remains in an educational role at a rural school setting. The text references a cottage and Tepes, suggesting a rural residence or local connection. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Prices of latest sales corrected to noon today by Mutter Bros & Co, Bankers and Brokers. Includes listings for Houston Oil Company Md Bloc Rwy Norf and Portsmouth Seaboard Air Line and other Seaboard certificates and United Ry issues.
Native of Eckhart Mrs Annie Lemmatt suffered a stroke in Cumberland. Dam work on the McCall Ferry dam nears completion at McCalls Ferry Pennsylvania. Fire destroyed a warehouse and rain elevator at Breathedsville. Mrs Minoo Pabl of Baltimore, 26, an invalid, leaped from a third story window. Dr Branch of Ellicott City delivered a farewell sermon after more than a quarter century. John L Keet of South Street sustained injuries from a fall and a left leg injury from an accident.
A dated financial notice promotes HGH GRADE BONDS as the safest investment form. It lists officers including Emory L Coblentz and Charles Wertheimer and urges readers to open BD accounts with any sum, promising interest on special deposits.
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