Office Moving Pictures and Dye Works Ad
Local classified snippet mentions Geo W Cockerly Nuwa Office Moving Pictures Footery and Dye Works and Mrk brands. Also references Maser A Lichelberges, Doll Bros, Bennnett's B nasa and Sona, Markey's. Likely an ad collating multiple business names and offerings.
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Geo. W. Cockerly -Nuwa Office
Moving Pictures Footery! Dye Works &Mrk
AW. & Gre
Maser “A. Oa
Lichelberges
Seeeeeeee Doll Bros
Bennnett
B. NASA & Sona
Markey's
Brief Bits From Hagerstown Area Activities
Local notes cover next week’s Hagerstown fair and the following week’s Frederick fair. Reports mention repairs on West Second Street by Officer Brengle, painting on Me. P. HC. Brrely’s property, and a new pavement in front of Mrs. Julia Taylor’s home. Other items note theft loss of $509, football game between Frederick YBC and Hagerstown Athletic, a carriage accident, and upcoming Republican Club meeting. Diphtheria cases show improvement in Myersville. school payments to be adjusted per new rules.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Frank Uerring
Chas. J. Ramaburg
Lewistown
Calvin Culler
East Church Street
Janus W. Nugz
West Second Street
Court Street
Brengle
Me. P. HC. Brrely
North Market Street
Wm. I. Gilbert
Join Haigh
Dayaville
Cireus
Frederick Y. Bf. C. A
Hagevetown
Athletic Fark
John Thoman
Tueaday
Neidig & Miller
Starker Street
J.B Lampe
Julia Taylor
All Saints Street
Wm. Roberts
Alice E. Elking
Petersville
Ehéstnute
Taft, Sherman and Pearre Republican Club
Hagmond Urner
Harry F. Shipley
James P
Frederick Inter-Urba, Fuatinas
Middletown
William Fraley
C. ¢. Kaworthy
Booth Bentz Street
Littlestown
Frederick Fair
Annes
Circuit Court Proceedings Mention Indicted Man
Fragmentary OCR notes show names like Freed and Hagber linked to an indictment in a circuit court. The text references a person possibly named Ganley and a suspected crime or charge, but details, roles, and context are unclear from the fragment.
Prisoners Held for Court in Fires Case
James H. R. Lowe alias Jim Boy along with Jim Renner and George Thomas Faber were charged with arsons including fires to Dr Edward H Walter’s dwelling on September 8 and to a Baltimore and Ohio car containing lumber on August 25. Bail set at 2000 with 1000 per charge. Lowe remanded to custody and to Baltimore for safety. Lawyer Reno retained for Faber.
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James H. R. Lowe
Jim Boy
Jim Renner
George Thomas Faber
Edward H. Walter
Ffth Yates
Wilcoxon & Brown
Alfred Ritter
Fisher
Lowe
Darner
John C. Matter
Col
Thoma J. Ewell
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Thomas J. Burns
Finher
Disturbing the Peace Hearing for Charles Stoner
Charles E Stoner appeared before Justice Alfred Witter on the charge of cursing and disturbing the peace at his 319 North Bentz street home. Witnesses testified to drunken abuse of his family and threats, with Stoner released on bail after promising to sober up.
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Charles E. Stoner
Alfred Witter
North Bentz Street
Stoner
Annd
Henry Duffy
Geo. Heime
Sol Worth Bente
Fleane
Stull
Biierne
Win
Hefins
Stiner
Mr. Himes
Justice Ritter
Sven
Virgi Baker
New Market
Stoner Weinberg
Barrick property sells at public sale in Middletown
Real Estate Sales report shows Rov M L Beard as executor selling the Inte Mrs Daniel Young house and lot in Middletown known as the Barrick property to Lewis P Miller for 088.50. Wor Leatherman purchased the home farm near Harmony. Alonzo Gaylor sold his Main Street properties to Jacob Hoffman for 1100 and bought Miss Ry e 8 property for 600. Charles T K Young sold the Zellers three story brick dwelling and store at South Market and East South streets to Jacob H Gorman on private terms.
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Lute
M. L Beard
Daniel Young
Middletown
Barrick
Lewis P. Miller
Wor. G. Leatherman
Near
Harmony
Alonzo Gaylor
Weat Main Street
Middle Town
Jank Hoffman
Gaylor
Charles T. K. Young
Mary
Charles Edward Zellers
South Market
East South Streets
Jacob H. Gorman
Pole Raising at Urbana Draws Enthusiastic Crowd
A Democratic pole raising occurred in Urbana yesterday at 2:30 PM. A 120 foot pole was raised by City Linemen Frank Ridgely and George Wallace. Principal speakers included Mr. Lewis, Toe Congress candidate, E. R. Wood, Dr. Charlea Hi Col, Austin Boughman, and Inco ehscot t. The event was very well attended and continued until 6:30 PM.
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Urbana
Frank Ridgely
George Wallace
Princip
Mr. Lewis
Toe Congress
E. R. Wood
Charlea Hi Col
Austin Boughman
Inco Ehscott
Columbus Day Proclamation Honors Discovery of America
Governor Crothorn issues a proclamation designating Monday October as a legal holiday in commemoration of the discovery of America. The document outlines the purpose of the holiday and calls on citizens to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies and reflection.
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Columbus
Crothorn
America
New Dreas Valley Register at Middletown item note
Fragmentary item from The Valley Register Middletown mentions a rise in earnings and a youthful theme. Readable portions reference 65 and an effect on income but details are unclear. Further context needed for a complete summary.
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New Dreas
Valley Register
Middletown
Sowety
Daring Car Robberies On Baltimore and Ohio Trains
A bold theft method used on B and O freights involved ladders hidden on flat cars. Thieves opened moving freight cars between stations, removed seals, and dumped merchandise. Police, led by Det Roach, traced the scheme, recovered a ladder, and captured details of the nighttime operation. The robbers fled but left the ladder behind.
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Haltimore and
Ohio Railroad
Roach
First National Bank Opens in Monrovia
The First National Bank at Monrovia opened yesterday with deposits around $3,000. The new bank operates in a brick 30 by 40 building on a corner near the B and O Railroad, with three rooms and a 4 20 inch vault. Officers include P. Wood president, J. Walker vice president, J. Hoxarth vice president, and C. A. McBride cashier.
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First National Bank
Monrovis
Firet National Bank
Monrovia
J. A. McDivitt
Citizens National Bank
A. McBride
Monrovia Pike
Sven
Mosler Safe Co
Mr. P. Wood
J. ©. Walker
J. Hoxarth
C. A. Mclride
Cavbler
Social World Notice of Birthday and Anniversary Feasts
Minthhay ranvy and Wilber L. Rico held a party on South Market Street for Rico’s fourth birthday with games and refreshments. Guests included Hattie, Mary, Edna Jinbury, Julia Abbots, Culler sisters, Cornpropst clan, Ruth Dixon, Helen Sanders, and others. Mrs. Mary Kreps hosted a wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. William N. Wachter with singing and refreshments. gifts were plentiful as guests departed wishing many more happy years.
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Minthhay Ranvy
Wilber L. Rico
Thenah W. Rico
South Market’ Street
Laut Hight
Misaog Hattig
Mary
Edna Jinbury
Julia Abbots
Lillian
Elisabeth Culler
Ruth
Edna Cornprops
Y M C A Reception Kickstarts Busy Season
The Y M C A opened with a crowded reception last night featuring an American flag backdrop, Braddock Heights Orchestra, and an Arion quartet encore. Cream and cake were served as all facilities stayed free and busy, with a Bowling League set to play its first match at 7 15 and a stairway of October schedule dates announced for the league and members.
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Braddock Heights
Smith
Moore
Eichelberger
Johnson
Haller
Markey
Local Health Notes From The City
The Sick lists several residents: George Greenwalt at Weat Parick street and Louis Swain at East South street are confined to home. Dennis M. Daniels on Dill avenue has recovered enough to go out. Peter Grosanickle near Elelerton is quite ill. I sana C. Hedges of Lewistown, recently operated on at City Hospital, remains frail. Rev. Dr. L A Mann of Cumberland, once pastor in Middletown, is improving after a critical illness. Frederick J. Nelson, formerly of this city, is gravely ill in a Chicago hospital and death is expected soon.
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George Greenwalt
Weat Parick Street
Louis Swain
East South Street
Dennis M. Daniels
Dill Avenue
Peter Grosanickle
Ele Lerton
I. Sana C. Hedges
Lewistown
Thurmont Welcomes Train Arrival With Luncheon Ahead
Welcome to Thurmont as the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg railroad schedules a train for tomorrow morning. A luncheon for about one hundred is planned with the Tetesilon committee greeting guests. Colonel Joan R. Rouzér to deliver the reception address and Dr. BE. C. Ke faueer to preside.
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Thurmont
Flest
Washington, Frederick
Gettysburg
Tetesilon Committee
Tgers
Towa Atterstown
Joan R. Rouzér
Addrén
Addrén and’ Dr
BE. C. Kefaueer
Tonstmnaater
Lion and the Mouse Cancelled in Frederick
The Lion and the Mouse show is cancelled in Frederick due to poor local support for City Opera House productions this season. Tebbert Bros. hope to reschedule the famous production for a later date if interest and support improve.
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Frederick
City Opera House
Tebbert Bros
Four Building Lots to Sell at New Market Auction
Auctioneer John Umberger will sell four building lots in New Market for Elise Wipeberg tomorrow.
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John Umberger
New Market
Elise Wipeberg
The Game Player's Pate at Sty Opera Hove
Moving Pictures at Sty Opera Hove showcases a gambling house tale where a heavy loser aided by a widow leads to marriage then tragedy. The husband’s greed drives him to gamble, murder, and theft as a group of cut-throats threaten the family, ending with the stepfather’s suicide after the boy is saved.
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Sty Opera Hove
Pate
Charme Log
Mooney
Meee
Amy Te Wal
Tate
Utebiy
Beautiful Flower Garden on East Patrick Street
A garden of Mr. Frank Hi on East Patrick Street showcases a Moonlit scene with a summer house, an ancient fruit tree, and borders of scarlet sage. The dahlias are numerous, varied in color, with frost-damaged blooms and a patriotic American flag motif amid a colorful display.
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East Patrick Street
Frank Hi
Chilanteras Newa
Mare Gored by Cow in Pearl Details
Alfred M. Kemp of Pearl reports a valuable mare gored on the right side below the foreshoulder by a cow on Wednesday. The horns pierced the hide and nearly perforated the lung. Dr. R V Smith attended the animal and it is doing very.
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Alfred M. Kemp
R. V. Smith
Promoted Foreman Frank B Moxtam Noted in Anapolis Office
Promoted. Frank B Moxtam, longtime foreman of the Anapolis plant, is elevated to a supervisory charge beginning immediately. Colleagues report strong leadership and familiarity with operations.
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Frank B. Moxtam
N ‘Oreman
Ansapolis
Divorce Granted in Circuit Court Over Custody Dispute
Nellie Duttera Dern obtained an absolute divorce from Clarence Dern in the circuit court yesterday. She was awarded care, custody, and control of their four year old child, last names Dern, after the couple separated in June 1908 and returned to her father Geo. K. Duttera’s home near Taneytown Carroll County. Attorney for the plaintiff was Princeton Buckey. counsel for the defendant was Eno. WwW.
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Nellie Duttera Dern
Clarence Dern
Elrouit
Carrel Euters Dern
Geo. K. Duttera
Taneytown
Carroll County
Princeton Buckey
Et Dern
Eno. Www
Defend Othe
Drayman suffers mashed finger at loading on West Patrick
A drayman, Harvey E. Mashed Finger Mc Smith, injured his left finger while unloading a box of goods for A. M. Landauer & Company on West Patrick Street. The box weighed over 508 pounds and jammed the finger in a door, prompting Dr. Chas A. Goodell to attend the injury and hopeful recovery.
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Harvey E
Smith
Drayman
Messia
A.M. Landauer & Comny
West Patrick Street
Chas A Goodell
Train schedules for Frederick to Thurmont and return
Local notice details Thurmont bound trains from Frederick on Saturday at 9:00 am and 2:00 pm with return from Thurmont at 2:10 pm and 4:30 pm. Sunday service lists Frederick departures at 8:15 am and 1:90 pm, returning from Thurmont at 10:00 am and 4:00 pm.
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Thurmont
Frederick
Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company Mourns Hargett
On September 29 1908 the Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company announces the death of H. Hargett after twenty years of service. The board honors his devotion to principle and Christian character, noting him as a valued advisor, director, husband, father, and caretaker of duties, with orders from the board to record the tribute.
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Almiehte Qod
Hia
H. Hargets
Loen
Dor
Hargett
Frederick and Jefferson
Han
Frederick
Taft Sherman and Pearre Republican Club to Meet in Frederick
A Taft Sherman and Pearre Republican Club meeting is scheduled at Court Street headquarters on October 6 at 8 o'clock. President Hauste B. Groot invites all voters to attend regardless of party, with Mr Hammond Umer delivering an address. The notice appears amid varied local event items and ads from McCardnuls and merchants.
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Taft, Sherman and Pearre Republican Club
Court Street
Hammond Umer
Hauste B. Groot
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Lowle Cars
Italy
France
Gambetta
Adelaide Bistorl
Gel Gallo
Hooon
Venus
Mercury
Wasmington Gat
Batanicos
L. Moora
Weater
Hagerstown Fair
Thurtont Ladiea
Ng —S
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F. Freed Freed
Methine Hagber
F. Manieby
Cait
Melvin P. Wood
CITIZEN@ NATIONAL BANK
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
McCerdall
John D, Rem
Vnde
WEA
Jobn D. Hendrickson
Neidio & Miller
Miller
Antoni Die
Ile
Keyn
Tab Byst
Deep Hin
Tong Grok
Sridig & Miller
Magerstown Fair
M.R. RB. Co
Para
H. Town
T A. m
Hagerstows
Ania
E.F
McCardunl's
McCarpsti
Mas. E. Pann
McCarpgru's
N.C
Market
Gery Mathemums
Hawey
Manino Bros
George
Danone
Anh
Rodock & GD
Thos
George Bioghegen
A. J. Eichelberger
A. J. Eychelberger
Mertes
M. L. Etchibon
M. L. Etchison
Booth Master
Prederick, Md
Suladawiy
Charles L. Renn
Baved
Gharles L. Renn
Wight
Ase
Brana
Thorns
L. Xa
W. H. B. Etchinon
H. B. Etchison
Secunia Ee -Beameds
Snene
Modigdidenos
East Church
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