Local Frederick notes and notices from Daily News
A collage of telegraph and local items. Mr R A Ragerduft visits Baltimore on business while Mrs Geo Retmuller and Mr Win Otto visit from Washington DC. Jessie Kaufman and Sam Lee depart for China via Baltimore. Advertisements mention Baker's Favorite flour, auctioneers selling Messia domain stock, and the Juvenes Literary Society resuming meetings. Also noted are a verse letter from Prof Chas Ely, an accident at a West Patrick street store, and a Bible class organized for young men with Lecture Course tickets selling fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Ragerduft
Baltimore
Geo. Retmuller
Win. Otto
Washington, D. C
Saphira Grale
E. Pourth Street
Lewis
Baltimonian
Sam Lee
West Patrick Street
Forsan
Cal
China
Jessie Kaufman
Betet
G W. M. Keller
Middletown
Tre News
Messia
Aneta Domain
Ot IG
Abs
Juvenes Literary Society
Frederick
Helen Bhiplay
West Third Street
Chas, W. Ely
F.C
M.C.A
W. W. Lease
Mise Maggie Flannigan Marries in Harper's Ferry Romance
The Harpst's Ferry Sentinel reports Mise Maggie Flannigan from near that place eloped with Mr. Thos. Welsh of Baltimore after escorting a young man to church. They traveled from Harper's Ferry to Brune Wick and wed, amid pride in their romance. Heavy wind and rain drenched Middletown yesterday, total rainfall near 8.9 inches. streams swollen, Otter Creek rising. The Masons held a Baltimore fair despite weather. excursions from Frederick and Westminster attended. Mrs. John E. Crone sold a Middletown tract to Day Groff for 1200 dollars. Jacob Aleman property on Jefferson Street transferred to Samuel M. Darner. Frederick Manufacturing and Development Co. secured a factory site and progress on arrangements. The wife of Commander W. S. Bebb in Annapolis is seriously ill at her mother's residence in Annapolis, with heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpst's Ferry Sentinel
Maggie Flannigan
Thos. Welsh
Baltimore
Harper's Ferry
Brune- Wick
Middletown
Ita Banka
John E. Crone Hau
Day Groff
Jacob Aleman Propert
Apple Jddietows
Binold Do Kr
Samuel M. Darner
Gual
Citiens
John Root
Lana Canning Louse
Satunduy
Neuson
Parma
Frederick
Pasir
Beadway
Haltanare City
Democraty
Mechantcstown
Insect
Mechantewtaya Republican Club
Bh Atbaugh
Batintay
Yluile
Partica
Pew
Duriye
Young Ladies’ Mission Band
Luttheran
Num
Walkersville Snpelmeie
M. Bo Ehurch Sumlay
U.K
Chorel Sunthy Denlal LU Pin
Samday-School
Pleasant HA Ehapel
The
Glade Missionary Society
Lizzie Sullivan
Katie Ropp
Catonaville
Baltimore County
N. Allee
Zion's Reformed Church
Charlesville
Almumierman
M.L. Firestone
Misa Veranten Kuhn
Irishtown
Alice
Ellen Geesey
Jere
W. M. Birayer
Maryland Conference Methodist Prot
Shiloh
Woodsboro
Lo Hey
Castle
U. DB
Maker's Valley
Inet
Rey Tye
Walkeraville
Catherine Th. Boat
George Buel
Mia
Nearessy
Eufferer
Omd
Glade
Local notes from Walker Ville and surrounding
An assortment of community items from Walkerville area covers farm work delays in planting wheat and oat crops, local property sales totaling 3225, church notices, upcoming meetings at Mechantstown Academy and Atbaugh's Hall, plus obituaries including Catherine Boat and regional pastor announcements.
Fragmentary note on monument contrivance and Messrs Rice
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a monument or monument device with a six foot length or model, credited to Messrs Rice and Haller. The text is garbled, and no clear event or date is discernible. Further context is needed to identify persons, place, or action.
Dickinsonian Speech Sparks County Debate at Meeting
A garbled OCR report describes a political gathering in which Mor. Uatatont Urner, son of ton, and Mihton G0 Urner spoke to supporters. Local attendees criticized rival speakers and praised Dickinsonian oratorical style while addressing Republican views and campaign rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Siwg
Mor
Ton
Ble Begie
Mtr Ban Ga
Croys
Orion
Dupak Cape
District Conference Details of Services Held in Union Bridge
The West Baltimore District sub-district conferences met at Union Bridge from October 7 to 15. Rev. Amos presided with J. P. Wright as secretary. Numerous ministers attended and delivered papers on revival methods, prayer, family prayer, and missionary work. The gathering featured sermons, prayers, consecration meetings, and resolutions praising the pastor and choir, described as spiritually and intellectually rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union VR
West Baltimore
Mileburch St Union Bridge
D. Eo Amos
J. P. Wriht
Reva
Amoy Poe
Jop. Wright
J. M. Oasis
GW. Cooper
ML Martsock
C.T. Hauge
Fy Or. Tanne
J.T. Marsh
J. W. Fleming
J. P. Gray
Driun
Burton
West
K.M. Bennett
Let
Winder
Dvberty Hutt
Cg.t. Weede
Maat Bal- Unore
Dl. Mivenh
J. Dop
Gray
Mechanicetown
Gee
Jeane
Mouse
M. Wartsock
GW. Coopier
C. T. Weede
J.P. Wright
M. Hartsuck
J. T. Maraev
W. C. Buian
Sunday School Missionary Society
Rev. J
Marbury petitions priority claim in Chesapeake and Ohio Canal case
William J. Marbury of Alexandria files a petition in the Brown et al. v. the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co. case asserting a prior lien from old Potomac Company debt. He seeks party status and demands payment of his claim from Canal assets ahead of mortgage creditors, detailing history of the debt and its transfer through Potomac, Lee Hank of Potomac, Farmers Bank of Virginia, and the Huntington heirs. The petition asks the court to order payment of the indebtedness from assets of the canal company and names Charles P. Lee as notary for the oath in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Marbury
Alexandria
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Brown Et al, Ve
Canal Company
Old
Potomac Company
O, Canal Company
O Canal Company
CG. and
C. Canal Company
Atch Termana
Cheashake and Ohio Canal Company
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lee Hank
Potomac
Farmere’ Bank of Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Couten
Chesapeake and Ohe Canal Company
Charles P. Lee
Campaign for a public library founder musters support
Letters from the People urge Frederic to establish a public library, arguing it will improve reading access, culture, and community character. The piece cites Boomers opposition, calls for public debate, and praises President Powers for dramatic readings. Registration appeals note several petition outcomes and court actions on district records.
Convocation of Cumberland Meets in Frostburg
The Convocation of Cumberland has sat in Frostburg for three days with clergymen including Rev. Dre Bacon Septennon Hay Meesrs Ingle Mitchel Edwards Duel Waverstick Page Crows and rector Hay Johey W Noth. Rev Stephenson was unanimously next dean to succeed J W Nott who declined reelection. The spring meeting will be held at Emanuel Church Cumberland. Notes indicate election and scheduling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Frostburg
Dre
Bacon
Septennon
Hay
Meesrs Ingle
Mitchel
Edwards
Duel
Waverstick
Page
Crows
Pariah
Johey W. Noth
Ur. Stephenson
Netingtel Ag
Hey
J. W. Nott
Emanuel Church
Want More Light At Market Amid Darkness Complaints
Butchers protested the corporation idea for not keeping the electric glow on in market area causing near accidents including a fall risk on Booth Market Street. Dr William Baluaelt of Frederick showcased rare redotick chrysanthemum specimens, noting one 7 inch bloom. Republican meetings planned in Middletown and Buckeystown with speakers Louis Bi. MrComan, George L. Wellington, and Frank Wheston. Real estate travel notes include Milton O. Valentine as executor conveying 24 acres to Dane flatcliff and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Booth Market Street
Lin
Liberty Middletown
Buckeystown
Iddletown
Louis Bi. MrComan
Geo. L. Wellington
Frank Wheston
Bagerstown
Milton O. Valentine
Dane Lel
Flatcliff
John Gi
Thomas
Watt
Damages Sought by Engineer After Railroad Incident
Peter Mantz of Hagerstown, a former engineer for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, claims damages for a leg amputation after a train strike in Bladon Yard about a year ago. He seeks between $10,000 and $35,000, with Salvation Army and Chittenden listed in notices, and a farewell at 7:40 Sunday near the barracks as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amt
Peter Mantz
Hagerstown
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad
On Bladon
Ault Savin
Danagen
Maryland Phosphate Use Cited In Agricultural Report
Fragmentary text from a 19th or early 20th century Maryland agricultural discussion notes nationwide fertilizer and phosphate consumption. It references Maryland farmers spending millions annually on fertilizer, comparisons with Pennsylvania and Georgia, and mentions census data on agricultural production and income per farm. The passage is garbled but centers on state fertilizer use, economic impact, and census figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Tates
United States
Artiitichal
Fatauers
Vania
Firti
Aodl Geoneta
Ted Mke
Larmiseendiftes Weury
Farina
Waurytand
Sitheger Sea
Yani
Talfias Tutieli
Purnell Legion Monument Dedication Amid Rain at Gettysburg
The Purnell Legion memorial dedication occurred amid a driving rain at the Gettysburg battlefield, honoring Company A survivors and the Maryland monuments commission. The ceremony featured remarks by Lang and Urner, with Governor Davis on behalf of the state, and included the Gettysburg Memorial Association’s secretary, Rambleton, in attendance. A later account describes a runaway incident near Locust Grove and a Baltimore conference Home Missionary Society note on Young Woman's Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathoner Dedheento
Gatty Ete
Company A
Omnia
Hilinghy
Wiha
Ballon
Bikio
Gierning
Bearli
Legion
Grand Army of the
Yanuleen
Gettysburg
Hell ii
Vol ‘Meadors FP
Lang
Naval Olleer
Milton G. Umer
Maryland
Urner
Nate
Cal
al. Love
Davknon
Calvin Rambleton
Gettynburg Memorial Association
Aepreech
Col Wai Es
Wirnell
Frederick
Baltimore
M. B. Church
Magic Acteon
Nameavilly
Prices for Men and Misses Shoes at Rullnix & Ennp
A fragmented price list from RULLINIX & EENP outlines men and miss shoes with several figures like 1-35, 1-32, 6-98, and 8-68. The wording is garbled but indicates a balance of offerings and closeout prices for various sizes and styles.
Haunted notions and political turnouts amid a fog of whispers
Fragmented prose reflects beliefs in spirits and omens while local politics convulse nearby with Democratic and Republican meetings. Names, dates, and places blur as a typist’s garbled OCR weaves superstition with campaign chatter, listing speakers and venues in a murky snapshot of the era.
St Marys Ree Chitteh cornerstone layed in Carrot county
The cornerstone ceremony for St Marys Ree formal Chitteh in Lamorrow draws attention as the largest handaorieat elurohection in the district. The Maryland Conference Lutheran church fall meeting will be at Point of Rocks with about forty delegates. Rev Stewart of the Halumore Synod conducts services in the Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrot
Maryland
Lutheran Church
Point of Rocke
Stewart
Halumore Synod
Presbyterian
Two Accidents Reported In Middletown Injuries
Two Acuidenta, Homer Luther Kepler infant son of Mr and Mrs J Kepler Middletown scorched by hot potato soup at dinner. Baby reached for bowl overturned soup burned hands arms and chest. Dr Heck provided aid. Barton Reneburg, son of Mr John Reneburg Middletown, fell from horse Monday and broke his collarbone. Dr J E Deatty set the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Mer. J. Luther Kepler
Middletown
Hecklay
Barton
John W. Reneburg
J. E. Deatty
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Names and Prices
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled strings with possible names Jon n Tendrickson and references to prices 61.95 and 62.09. Lacks readable event, place, or clear entities to interpret.
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Heroxrayer McCuptroce Yorna
Kemsem Ee
Uday
Octuulicsi
Isao
Sug Teves
MD Ule
K AL Campbell
Warner's Safe Cure
Rederick and Weatminater
Columbia and
Leach Lodges
Vitae Lodge
Weetminster
Frederick Manufacturing and Devatonment Company
Bok
W. 8. Bebb
Mre
Aya
Annapolis
Irerese
Wiabarty Wararr
Suate Hendrickson
Paw
Mion
D. ¥. Hammond
Rachel Norris
W. Hammond, Jr
Kansas
Liberty
Unkefer
Ephraim Stoner
Jobnarilie
Alasom
Kearney
Iis
Evanarilie
Jud
Eney
Mesers
Rice & Haller
Derpa
Cromwell
Norbin
Atheasant Pub
Predertok Wath
Wonderful Powers
Leland T. Powers
PLC. Y. Mog
AL Cour
Waterbury
Amerl- Ohm
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Mr. Powers
John A Lynch Ventering
Ephraim Brown
Andrew Li. Miles
C. Green
J. W. Moore
Wai. Li. Matin
Marry F. Nuaz
Marion Waller
Alton WS. Carty
F. T. Hapweoi
Charles Kt. Hooper
W. F. Rhoderick
Walter Myers
Gideon Staley
Wm. d. Baluaelt
Redotick
Salvation Army
Sere
Chittenden
Lien
Purnell Legion
Jonah Dayhott
Cuife
Locust Grove
A. Alexander
Singapore
Unionville
Mr. Dayhott
Mr. Alexander
H.T. Nicodemue
W. W. Boone
Dayhoff
Mra
Oe Ee Lee
Mempat
Pyles
Mons
Wii
Rullinix
Akanyy Hongeyer
Wien Sea
Sangiton
Tibet
Warner
Gen
Win
Thomas C. Weeks
Urban
Ban
Privth
Tostiaw
Col Tl
Roger MySherry
Jetfersii
Han Geody Welligbon Caist
Tin Young Men's Republichabal Tieartarn
Triet
Mikharts Hall
Prilay
Camere
Democratie
Howard
Faltimore
Trout
Col. Woolford
Captain Booker
Fleet Regiment
Bnaliaos
George W. Mowbray
Chare T. Suuncull
Thomas Mulligan
Mountain Church
Pardew
Meesre
Will Bimmone
Mamuel Simmans
P.M. Dudrow
M. Ceri
Menara
N. Xtchleon
John Hendrickson
Jonn Tendrickson
Raoata
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Bam
Ehanes
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Larned
Mutha
Geo, A. Gilbert
Asa
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Bert Cote
Felenda
Capes
Doty
Matt
Colupa
Marlee
Politicall Notices
Crassa
Lata
Tamife Bayon Atv
Ty Te Prevent
Or- Uwa
Katuning
Ab A'Uleck
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Victor Haughman
Hos
Prank Shaw
Hogak Musharey
Toy Mavicrote Ratiorman
Whaleman Democratic Nattral Comitute
Cariton Oitapea
Heoratary
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May
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Kaedy
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Salteson
Santa Diab
Alfred Ritter
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Peper
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Fatinaton
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