Local Residents Report Travel and Visits Across Towns
A garbled list shows residents on trips to York Pa Baltimore Waynesboro and Ohio visiting relatives and staying with friends. Names include Elizabeth Lutz Patrick street Mr George Broadhip Mrs Jacob E Cope and Theodore Clarke with various relatives and trips noted in East Patrick Street North Market Street and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suatice
Francia
Flr
West Vigies
Olen
Frederick
Elizabeth
Lutz
Patrick Atreet
Ohio
Patrick
Pledger
Patrick Siec
Battimore
oMre F. B
Evans
Street
Etington
York
George Broadhip
Market Streets
Sant
Aid
Patrick Treat
Baltimore
George Miller
F W. Miller
Jacob E. Cope
Béllernville
J. H. Latope
East” Filth Atree Pd
D. F. Davia
Biss
Anntie Beckley
Adelaide -Straitwood
New York
Philadelphis
William Tucker
Katherine
Elkey
Waynesboro
Fragmentary Local Notice From East Patrick Street
Readable fragments show a local notice in East Patrick Street linked to Mr. F Granville Thames. The text references a registration officer and a ceremony or event near a wartime or local observance, but details are unclear. Strong entities include East Patrick Street and Mr. F Granville Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albers
Patrick
F Granville Thames
Patrick Street
Effort to Pass Amendment Aims to Appease White Voters
AWEWOC HATIC meeting reveals a speaker arguing that a proposed amendment would pacify the electorate and remove the influence of negro voters. He asserts money was spent on education and public buildings, claiming funds are accounted for, and condemns negro education as discouraging. He contends the amendment protects white voters and urges support from a Democratic legislature to aid the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape State
Ira
Cotas
Boroweh
Battin
Amendomats
Turnpike Directors Elect Officers at Baltimore Meeting
At a directors meeting of the Turnpike Company held in Baltimore the board elected Jobo B Ramsey as manager and Charles T Crane as president and secretary treasurer. Others named include Littia Tate McLane Blackford and T Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnpike
Ore
Frederick
Bodueburo Turnpike
Balti
Maiager
Jobo
B. Ramsey
Soho -M
Littia
Tate
McLane
Pene
Blackford
Res T. Crane
Charles T. Crane
Charles We Blugt i
Hera Attend Wedding Among Out-of-Town Guests
An out-of-town guest list marks the wedding of Bisa Lida Motter and Mr. Robbins with attendees from Hacksburg and Haserntown, including Mr and Mrs A Aughugh, Mr and Mrs J Read, and Neal Kieffer of New York. ceremony details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera
Puéate
Bisa
Lida Motter
Mr. Robbins
R . Fild
Minis
Moe
David
Ratte
Mine
A. Aughugh
Haserntown
Mat
Neal Kieffer
New-York
Snd
A. A. Back
Eminttaburg
Open Night at Y M C A for Hagerstown residents
A damaged fragment describes an open night event at the Y M C A in Hagerstown or nearby, inviting every man in the city to attend Friday evening. Director figures from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad branch area are mentioned. Doors stay open 7:30 to 10:00 p.m.. refreshments are planned and social committees aim to engage attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstowh
Washington
Baltimore, and Ohio ‘Railroad
Thio
Neverton
Hagerstown
Piurrey
H. Blot Ohford
Baltimore
Nealey
Clarence Lane
Hagers
YS M. G
Frederick
York Fair Train Service Returns Via Pennsylvania Railroad
In a brief note the York Fair announces train service returning via the Pennsylvania Railroad. The message confirms transportation options for attendees and highlights continued rail connections to the event. Local officials reference schedules and accessibility adjustments to accommodate visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Fair
Pennsylvania Railroad
Farr Sold Bamiét and Auctioneer Auction
Fragmentary text shows a sale event with names Farr Sold, Bamiét, Fomoy, and an auctioneer. Details are unclear. the fragment mentions Rosa and David and a door event at a west location during a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr
Bamiét's, Fomoy, & Auctioneer
Rosa
Dovid
Adequate Pay Proposed for Presbytery Clergy in Belair
The Belair presbytery plans pension payments on the second day of the meeting amid clergy elder demands. They report 16 presbyteries will seek higher salaries if current rates cannot meet costs. A new minimum salary for pastors is proposed at 20000, with efforts to group two churches under one pastor to save funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priphytery
Haltlapie
Belair
Alery Singr
Wii
Ar Ory
Canndt
Death notice for Teresa Jenkins and Wilkinson Daye wife
Obituaries report the death of Teresa Jenkins at Ste. Paulyne Jarhes church and the death of Mrs Wilkinson Daye at her Lewale home. Details mention ages around eighty, survivors, funeral services led by Rev. Burdette, pallbearers listed, and interment near Bethesda church. Also notes Daye residence in Briday endindale and Lewale county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swhlkinson
Nie
Sarat
Wilkinson Daye
Ntar
Lewale
Ee ‘County
Briday Enindale
Penn
Bethesda Deer
C.J. Burdette
Deer Park
Meesrss
Joseph
Burdettte
John I. Burdette
W. A. Smith
Thompem
George “Mullicwua
John
I. Geiines
Wasta
William T. Lewig
Alts
Thekeha
Teresa Jenkins
Ian Ste. Paulyne Jarhes
Chirret
Bale
Emnore
Abe
Wnttend
Jenkins
Jeokine
Vance
Valley
Baltimore County
St. Mary’s College
Choral and Musical Event At Local Churches
A joint church gathering featuring infant department choir at Evangelical Reformed and a musical reception. Mrs Elinor Mark and Mrs Any Kump Dixon among performers with violin solos by Frank Dety and Mr Hom Bee. Middletown quartet to sing with cornet and other selections by Mrs Russell Stockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myst
Gelical
Ing. Pou
Matter Joobers
Wal Anbel
Akd
Caret
Wayne
Misa Elinor
Mark Ko
Any Kump
Dixon
Birdly
Ts Henriekeon
We ‘Frank
Dety
Hom Bee
Cornet Summber
Russall Stockman
Middletown
Real Estate Deal In Newton Suburb Raises Stakes
E Cline and family return from Boston with MO Cline and Charles Noble to announce a large purchase of a hotel block in Newton Highlands near Boston. The property includes a concert hall and six apartments on two floors, with an adjoining apartment building to be remodeled into a premier business and apartment block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wig
Dnc
E. Cline
Boston
MO. Cline
Charles
I’. Noble
Éatale
Newton High
Newton’ Bighiande
New Physician Locates in City Medical Practice
Dr. G. Brown, formerly of Fort Wayne and recently at St. Christopher's Hospital in Philadelphia, has joined Dr. J. O. Hendrix in the local medical and surgical practice. The event follows a Republican event where Hon. William Y. Perot of Baltimore spoke at 9 o'clock, with music by the Mien and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neddenenee
Streut
William Y.perot
Baltimore
U. Ay
DE Gb
G. “Brown
Fort Wayne
Tod
Hendrix
Brown
St. Chriotopher’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Automobile Trip With Local Hosts Ends In Town Visit
The Kewbers and the Citizens' Rational Bank party, guests of Mr. Holmes N. Baker, took an automobile trip yesterday afternoon. The group, including Bud, stayed at the Hamilton Hotel. Daughters of the Confederacy Lée Chapter 279 UDC held its monthly meeting in the evening, with Corececented Hah, Sec, 8 Rc and Be AP. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Rational Bank
Holmes N. Baker
Bud
Mupper
Hamilton
Daughters of Confederacy
Lée
Leg Breaks as Skier Falls in Harrowing Incident
A skier from Creagerstown, George Tévané, suffered a broken right leg in a fall on Saturday during a skiing event. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Creagerstown
Uniforms Received and Lodge Meeting Tonight
The note reports uniforms received and mentions the univarine for the degree is ot Fi No 100 10.00. The text states that I have achieved and will be inspected at the lodge meeting tonight.
Petition Urges Pardon for Maryland Convict in Reformatory Plan
Citizens of Carroll and Harford counties file a petition seeking a pardon and reform school placement for Carroll Inman, a Maryland Penitentiary inmate serving a four year term after a manslaughter plea. The petition argues for clemency and a pathway to rehabilitation via a reformatory institution, reflecting concerns about youth, equity, and the potential for future reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikuy Dod
eNoril
Helcaiary
Hamigaed
Rod
To Be Lady Principal at Catawba College Newton NC
Mrs May Markel named to the role of principal at Catawba College Newton North Carolina. The appointment was announced yesterday afternoon and sets a course for the college leadership in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Markel
Indy
Prasipal Catawba College
Newton
North Carolina
North Casome Ee
Local Missionary Society Benefit Pageant Tonight
The Women's Idie Missionary Society of the Aisthodite placopal will host a fundraising event featuring a large building find and various offerings. Highlights include a drama program, Child's Preyer, amateur dance, music, and a YMCA training school item. The event also lists dancing at Braddock Heights, orchestra music, and multiple ticketed times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womn
Society of the Aisthodite Placopal
National Bank Expands With New Offices and Vaults
Frederick MD based Pitizinis announces a new meetinghouse style bank building with specialized suites for ladies and business meetings. The facility offers secure safes and extensive rooms for customers to transact and relax, plus account services tailored for both small and large clients and on site tours during business hours.
Frederick Fair and Musical Exposition at Caltere Hall
The great Frederick Fair is coming with high grade pianos by Hi ton Trio Lindeman and Cable. Rufus E. Baker will showcase instruments direct from factories, offering low prices. Mrs M O Getzbaugh announces winter pattern exhibits and a fall opening on October 1900, inviting patrons to see modern instruments and special discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rufus E. Baker
Henry
Lindeman, Hnnddoril & Cable & Sonia
Glindeman and Cable & Son
Avery
Dot
M. O. Getzbaugh
Ing
M. C. Gerznavan
Market Street
Neidig and Miller Offer New Fabrics and Trimmings
Local store Neidig and Miller advertises a wide range of fabrics and trimmings including silks, worsteds, and novelty weaves. The catalog lists yardage prices like 1.86 per yard and highlights new patterns, colors, and luxurious materials for home and apparel with emphasis on quality and variety.
Local Steff Pianos Exhibit at Frederick Fair
Steff Pianos announces a large display at the Frederick Fair, led by the famed Baltimore manufacturer Charles A Dace. The exhibit promises major prizes and the public is invited to visit the display and view every piano on show. Also notes about heating, gas services, and a flour advertisement appear in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steff Pianos
Frederick Fair
Charles Adace
Baltimora
Hinki
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Paramount
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Pravare
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Freceria
Aria
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Bik
Hei Hte
Rchestra
Suet
Odd Fallows
Pitizinis
National Mane
Citisens
National. Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Burplus
Seranto
Lécan Imaktion
Peters
Follneella
Vietucao Uel Hoopes
Mannerchor
Gris’ Chorise
All Saints
Saale
Orta
Mra
Etat Jus
Atle Oe Mare
Iqaho Ghamb
Doiliks
Opti
Wundiickson
Neidig & Miller
Naini Eure
Nelien
mnet-Jimtin
Bikr
Niliiga
Olka
Fen
Neidig
Miller
Rederick Gas & Exxe. Co
Bets
Condon
Viasa Aleo
Dencing
Ibs Ie
Eith
Frepenick Gas & Eure
America
Saker
Dresaling
Coona
SREDERICE Gas & Etec/Co
Nas Mak
Charles L. Renn
Ctber
L Shamer
Bons
Tairapor
Eredtortel LP
Acta
Taran
Snela
Acta Farm
Fa ‘Erin
Velan
Bultatoes
Seabee
Burma
Freck
Ciby
Gio Thomas
Real Reigte Wad Py jIovenment Onan
Patrilek
Eling and Yard
Foumariy
Obice
Canny Street
Mize
Cramer & Staukfer
Bad Beth Ee
Market
Bure
Montgomery County
City
Pike
Niles
Hier Farron
Non
Pate
K. Young
Harlest
Keal Bavarey & m2
Be Lock
Betbet Church
Caieabure
Reed
Dicketees
Jostand
Baker's Valey
Court Street
Oak Phrore
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