Property transfers and marriage license listed in court notices
In a court notices section, various property transfers are recorded including John T. Newcomer and wife to Daniell May for county real estate at 150 dollars, Milton D. Ramsburg to John P. DeGranxe for 500 dollars, Leo Weinberg trustee to Luther Walker for 1 025 dollars, and others. A marriage license is noted for Harry Shackelford and Francinis J. Mongun, plus Sonmel R. Snyder and Cora Baker, Hoy Chester Blank and Mary Ethel Baker. Orphans court items list first and final accounts for executors and guardians, distributions, court orders to sell personal property, inventories of debts and assets, and sales reports for Emma J. Flock and other estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Newcomer
Daniell. May
Milton D. Ramsburg
John P. DeGranxe
Leo Weinberg
Luther . Walker
David J. May
Milton
Ransburg
Braddock Building and Developman Company
George M. Gillinger
Braddock Fields
Tay
Lealfe ‘T. Warner
James W. Speak
Creagerstowat
Harry Shackelford
Sharpsbury
Francinis J. Mongun
Brunswick
Sonmel R. Snyder
Cora £. Baker
Barkittsville
Hoy Chester Blank
Near High Knob
Mary Ethel Baker
Narmony
Pourt
D. Charles Look
Wilbur S. Flook
Emma J. Flook
John N
Ephriam G. Bell
John 43
Bell
D. Charles Flock
J. Ridgely Flock
Wm. +. Brown
George W. Manahan
John Eisenhauer
Margaret Eisenhauer
Emma J. Flock
Win
Ub. Cox
Maryland Synod Concludes Session at Smithsburg
The Maryland Synod of the Luther Church adjourned after a devotional meeting led by Dr. Bell and others. Delegates decided to hold the next convention on October 15 in Waynesboro with notable debate over a resigning officer and the future of administration at the seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Luther Church
Smithsburg
Washington County
Thimsport
Clerlend
Kekel
Waneytown
A. T. Shade
Paker
Studetiker
Pipers
Ardinion
My. Scudeterear
Webster Literary Society Elects Debates and Talks at New Market High
The Webster Literary Society at New Market High School held a meeting with roll call and minutes, featuring recitations, impromptu talks by Jasper Albaugh and others, a debate on whether the car one is of greater service than the steamship, and reports by editors and officers. secretary Nagel’s Missouri campaign speech dates were announced as Sta St Louis Friday and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Literary Society
New Market High School
Daniel Thomas
Susie Utz
Mildred Taylor
Jasper Albaugh
Leslie Turnbull
James H. Jones
Alice Hogarth
Hilda
Wood
Daniel 4. Thomas
Ethelene Thomas
Nagel
Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
St. Charles
Rolla Mounay
Joplin
Specialist in Flowers Mixes Perfume and Color
A New York Tribune piece discusses flower pairing to amplify fragrance and visual harmony. It emphasizes mignonette with roses and sweet peas, suggests rose geranium to soften strong blooms, and notes how honeysuckle and tea roses create a refined luncheon decoration fragrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowes
Dover
New York Tribune
Contagion of Colds Explained and Impacts Discussed
An older health note outlines how colds are contagious, symptoms such as fever and sore throat, and how transmission peaks in summer and among families. It notes that while exposure spreads illness, evidence for certain contagion routes remains unclear.
Fragmented Text on Tubersutes Workers Violent Deaths
The readable fragments discuss workers, violence, and deaths in a U S context. It notes a note about tubal papairation and relates high mortality among certain classes, mentioning native or uncoupled males and unpaired females. The passage is garbled but centers on mortality by category and gender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eomte
Bao Amunk
Aeronauts Lost in Ontario Forest Mystery
Reports say a big balloon possibly carrying airmen crashed in a Denue Ontario forest near Klaldstih Quebec. Ottawa and Toronto bureaus organize relief expeditions with Aero Club of America and kin expecting search teams to cover vast unmapped wilderness as Indians and guides aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorunio
America
Mac
Alan R. Hawley
Pitot
St. Louis
Kiskisink
Quebec
New York
Aero Club of America
William Hawley
Georgian Bay
Ontario
Kiskisink Wie
Richard Cole
Denuye Ontario
Iod
Klaldstih
Queber
Celie & Lake St. Joh
Saenenky Piver
St. Lawrence
St. Javerence
Saguenay River
World Series Receipts Divided Between Clubs and Players
The 1910 World Series ended in Chicago with the Athletics defeating the Cubs four games to one. Totals show receipts for the five games, with Chicago and Athletics distributions to players and clubs, including specified shares for players and club divisions. The Athletics plan to divide among twenty players and the Cubs among twenty-two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Iutu
Chicago
Jults
Connie Much
Themsahus
Euch
Sitaus
Athletics
Sitta Chicago
Twent
Chinvaggas
Tires
Postmaster Arrested for Embezzling U S Funds in Lehigh County
Postmaster Charles A lamtrean of Allentown area town was charged with embezzling more than 3000 dollars from a post office fund. Deputy U S Marshal Delma transported him to Allentown where he was held on 800 bail. The scheme involved a large general store and was uncovered by U S Postal Inspector Stubert No Newland of the Philadelphia district during a routine investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honaville
U. S
Allentown
Charles A. Tlamtuean
Loteville
Lehigh Hounks
United States
FL D.elma
Sunway Bravell
Zions Ville
Unie States
Tours
Hema
Nenktan
Alu
Witte
Stubert
Alansithe
Hoda Lee
Captain Stands By Sinking Schooner in Gulf of Mexico
The Norwegian steamer Hiald arrived at Perth Amboy with seven crew members of the schooner Hrotts Ward reported sunk off the Gulf of Mexico. Captain E. B. Walie refused to abandon his vessel as rescue effort began and crew thanked the Par ald captain for aid during the heavy gale.
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Perth Amboy
N. du Get
Hrotts Ward
New York
Great Aick
Gulf of Mex
Leo
E. BE. Walia
Hers
Paul Seangold
Bys
Bondiefou Rotors
New York City
Ship Wrecked 19 Perish Regulus Lost Near St John Newfoundland
Reports say the Regulus sank off Shawl Bay near St John Newfoundland with six crew and passengers lost. Wreck details describe entry from Bella Island toward Sydney and rescue attempts for the surviving crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sical Bay
St. John
New Foundland
St. Johns
Stewie Regios
Bella Island
Sydney
Watterson Indicted for Murder and Related Allegations
Local reports indicate Young Watterson faces murder charges with grand jury action in the county. Details describe alleged involvement and surrounding testimonies, with defense and prosecution positions outlined amid ongoing court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Watterson
Itipetun
Hiss
Watterson
Colotte l Therry
Turson
Unclear historical note on a presidential event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gayhor and Atra with references to the White House, a move from Washington to New York, and mentions of a war and a president. Specific names and events are garbled, making it difficult to identify a coherent action or outcome. The readable elements suggest a presidential context with travel and a Saturday afternoon reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayhor
Vftilte
Atra
White House
Lft
New York
Crippen to Hang Now as Date Shifts a Week
Police report Crippen’s execution rescheduled one week later than the original plan in London. Sheriff updated the date to Now 8 with the public to be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippen
London
Yoel Bay
Tener Sues For Libel In Governor Race
Philadelphia reports Republican candidate Tener files libel charges against editor Ko Valdene of the North American Campas in a city scandal. Valdene vows to contest. legal action follows over published assertions during the Pennsylvanian governor campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Juba KL Pener
Penns
Iadia
Syurd
Totet Wakoon
Nord Cueriean Bie Baen
Abr
Vemel
Willulrawal
Republi
Discovery Claim of New Great Lake in Cumidian Northwest
Letter received by W. T. Drullard at Windsor reports a contraband discovery of another great lake in the Cumidian northwest. The missive suggests a lake rivaling Lake Superior in size, with explorers noting government surveyors already active in the Ed mountains and far north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lake
W. T. Drullard
Windsor
Gant
Dead Man Old Friend
A New York obituary notes the death of Aaron Jenkins from heart disease. The piece mentions an old friend Seemingly connected to the victim while weaving through garbled death notices and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caronar
Phiesteian
Perit
Aaron Bs Jenkins
de Eine
Newi Carolina
Fragmented OCR Item About An Unknown Event
An OCR fragment mentions individuals and places obliquely with unclear actions. The readable portion hints at a possibly tragic incident or local event but lacks verifiable details or complete names to confirm specifics.
Unreadable Historical Ad Slogan Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text appears to promote a sales offer or political campaign with unclear targets and garbled phrases. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
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Elie Combet
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Walter Wellman
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Hitaele
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South Africa
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Cape Colony
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Cody
Fienernjck
Widseer
Hiownie Serrarus
Luxe
Uae
Rodney Dale i
Palitad
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Pia
Piper
Woses
Ehromie
Hay
TENER
Jose Lie
Wld
Audubon
Watling
Thales
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Decker
Copia
Madubon
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Japan
Standard Oil Company Tircorporated
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