Circuit Court session hears brewing company case
In tab circuit court judges presiding, cases including Ebert v Frank Grell Brewing Co and Ernest Bigler v Mrs Dadderar and Clinton Niesde man were heard. The first case yielded a verdict for the brewing company while the Bigler suit involved settlement and payment issues. The docket was ongoing at press time.
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Evert
Frank Grell Brewing Company
The
Brewing Company
James McBberry
Aselate
Augustus Ebert
Tradi
B. Ebert
See
Siell Brewing Co
jSabee
Appellee
Ghereek
Ernest Bigler
Dadderar
Clinton Niesdeman
Teachers Institute Sessions Cover Varied Subjects
The Teachers Institute assembled yesterday afternoon at 1 and opened with singing. Papers on Education and Behavior, Arithmetic, and Elementary Psychology were read by several educators including Wallace Beat, O. Gena Davis, Margaret Devilbiss, Amon Borges, and W. A. Garrison. Morning and afternoon sessions continued with further topics and recitals, wrapping up a 3 o'clock reception.
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Harvey D. Benohley
Wallace KR Beat
O. Gena Davia
Margaret T. Devilbiss
Amon Burges
W. A. Garrison
Thamas Freeman Dixon
Stogtog
Amon Borges
A. Kader
M. Bethror
Littleton O. Fox
EU Gudieaa
Ds. M. Bates Stephens
Public Laatroolon
Charles B. Harper
The Weekly News Tas Waeci News Ad Deadline Notice
Tas Wasix News announces a dozen page issue ready Thursday with broad Frederick city and county circulation. Advertising deadlines: copy for new ads due 5 p.m. Wednesday. changes due 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Tas Waeci
Frederick City
Tas Wasxiy Haws
Numbering Rural Mail Boxes Under Forth Assistant Postmaster General
Public notices outline assigning uniform numbers to rural mailbox designs on each rural route. Postmasters review routes sixty days or more, confirming conforming boxes for designated numbers starting at No 1. Boxes are recorded in router books beside owners and recipients, and numbers must not be changed without postmaster authority. Owners receive official numbers promptly for durable inscription on the outside of their boxes.
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DeGraw
Pamber
Brief Bits From Local and General Interest News
A garbled note notes Mr Jobo Klipp weighing 181 g pounds on Sunday. Harry W Bywara on a chanting trip, Ming 15 squirrels. District Committee forms with Frederick Edwin Markell as chairman. Fallan Laborers coming. Italian Humboldt and Beaddeck Heights Railway mentioned in a jumbled agenda.
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Kema
Jobo Klipp
High Knob
Canteloups
Harry W.bywara
Ming
Frederick Edwin
Markell
Harry B Ban
Park Hotel
Fallan
Sean
Hberene
Wrerk
Maryland News Roundup of Labor Day and Local Edges
Labor Day celebrations marked by counties across Maryland. Reports include William Brady injured after a streetcar fall likely fatal, James Monroe Kindler a veteran teacher dies at Mapleville in Washington county, and Louie Skelton severely burned in a lamp explosion at Bakeraville. Other notes mention Judge William B. Martin’s condition, David M. Newbold as a potential GOP nominee, and clerical appointments in the State Fishery Force.
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Maryland
Allegany
William Brady
James Monroe Kindler
Mapleville
Washington County
David M. Newbold
Congress
William B. Martin
Keston
East Hampton
Long Island
Orriual
William T. Johnson
Cambridge
Howard
Teachers' Institute
Will of Ranson Boyer Filed for Probate
The will of Ranson Boyer of Broad Bus is filed for probate in the Orphans' Court. It bequeaths his estate to his wife and three children, named B Swift, Harry, and Thtapes, with executors Pa a i B68 and another unnamed, to divide equally among the three heirs.
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Ranson Boyer
Ae Late Hassan A Basle
Broad Bus
Buss - Gurieg
B.swift Harry
Reduced Rate to Hanover Fair
Reduced fare announced for Hanover Fair with discounted tickets available at partner outlets. Public notice urges early purchase and notes limited seating and event dates.
Local residents visit relatives as spring notices fade
A dense list of visitors and returns fills a community page from Harmony Grove to Baltimore. Residents including Mrs Mary Bar and son, Mr Harry Mewoesser, and Misses Wiener travel for visits, funerals, and family duties while others such as Mr Alban Wood prepare for new duties and Mr Lewis Kosater resigns to return home.
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Pasageephs
Marry Bar and Son
Harry Mewoesser
West Second Street
Freak Gestuas
Somth
Brearetek
Visi
Shepherd
Besoklyn
N.Y
le Tate
F. T. Davia
Washington
Lecreene
Charles Roberta
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Albert Gillon
Mukti
Troxeil
Inleeest
Berg
Pas
Praad
Shie
Allo V
Ositay
Aste Geiger
Baltissars
Vis H. T. Ellce
Court Street
Beagh
Henlgecileng
Wiener
Marlow
Wenhinaton
Harry J. Miller
Oxford
Talbott County
Hunteries
Weet Patrick
Rodney Burnette
Joha Besten Hasekish Hargett
Ralph
M. Hench
York
Chariss L Hench
Jae Inlaw
Mian Lillie M. Birely
Haat Church
New Windser
Union Bridge
Middleburg
Carroll County
Alban
Wood
Rookwise Eeerat
Bosons
Mon County
Duilen
Boyds
Lewis Kosater
House of Correction
Brocs Morrison
Erstown
Elia Bladen
H. KE. Gilson
South Market Street
Nellie Biessing
Evara
New York
San Francisco
Harmony Grove
William Shant
Rena
Mattie
Mattie Shanon
Doe
Alec
George Houck
Crowles
Jolliffe Wins Final Round In Tennis Tourney
Jolliffe defeats L Tome in three sets 2-6 6-1 6-1 to advance toward a match with DeGrasge. The report notes Toms’ ground strokes and steadiness while Jolliffe carves out pressure points and closes out the contest. Court action includes a disputed set but Jolliffe stays steady to reach the next round.
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L. Tome
Moetch
Jollitte
L. Toms
Toms
Ave
Acs
Jolliffe
Olaver
Tess Itokra
Rouliffe
Woman killed by son in Mills home tragedy
Mrs. Walter O'Brien, 31, was shot and killed by her eight-year-old son Willis at her home in Rich’s Mills yesterday afternoon. Her son Walter, 9, was nearby when the rifle was fired inadvertently as the mother called from the kitchen window. The weapon discharged, hitting Mrs. O'Brien. Justice of the Peace Francis Batsh opened an inquiry. a coroner’s inquest was planned. Services for Mrs. O'Brien were announced for the Araby church. The Maryland convention of delegates convened at 647 West Baltimore Street to discuss patronage and government matters. The article notes the incident and outlines the surrounding context and planned observances.
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Walter O'Brien
Willis
Riehi’s Mills
Ted
Falladta
Brion Salas
Agen
Francis Batsh
O'Brien
O'Beton
Booldos
Orolag
Araby
Maryland
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Law Grip Holds After Dismissed Larceny Charge
Rash Lee and Clara Daly, colored, were arrested by Constable Carter for larceny of a watch from Mrs. Annis Bat eon. A hearing before Justice Keketsin resulted in dismissal after evidence showed only the watch and case were involved. Paulbert Smith, colored, was held on assault charges after allegedly striking Busan Tannen and Laura James. bail set at 9100.
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Rash Lee
Clara Daly
Afernoon
Carter
Annis Bateon
O. H. Keketsin
Paulbert Smith
Nation QO
Bolsa
Busan Tannen
Laura James
Saat the Eckstain
Gelanlt
Monument Erected in Staunton VA Honors Helfoer Name Inscriptions
A monument at Thorocrose cemetery in Staunton VA honors Mr Helfoer who died this year. The stone bears the long name, listing many gentlemen and including George Kemper Young Joke T Shields Genius Gray Matthew Wilon Pilson Henderson Jefferroe Davis Ambrose Heitner. The text notes an “athomane 15, 1869.” At City Opera Hawes, the Denver Express is shown in production with a sensational stage show keeping the gallery excited.
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Thorcrose
Staunton
Helfoer
George Kemper Young
Joke T
Shields
Gray Matthew Wilon
Pilson Henderson
Jefferroe Davis
Mdnate
Ambrose Heitner
An “Athomane
City Opera Howes
City Opera
Hawes
Acciat
Opera Howse
Denver Express
Worthy Delegates Vote at Democratic County Convention
Baker and Mrs Baker near Monrovia married this morning by Elder P D Fabbroey at his residence. Delegates favorable to the Congressional nomination will be present for the Washington county Democratic convention. Mr Tennant has served terms in the House of Delegates. Jacob Pryor of Foxville was accidentally shot in the foot by a discharged shotgun and treated at the hospital. Polls will open in the morning with Washington officials urging voter participation.
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Comaress
Docens Init Stenna
Atated
Washington County
Tennant
House of Delegates
Jacob Pryor
Sasithaberg
Local textile and dining ads spill from Frederick era paper
A jumble of 1908 advertisements promotes made to measure shirts at lower costs, Irish linen bosoms, and neckbands, with pricing and sale details. Also listed are oysters, dining parlors, theater nights, gallery seating, and event notices including building fund drives and expositions, all dated September 1908.
Lights of Gotham Play Promoted at City Opera House
A contemporary New York life drama titled The Lights of Gotham will be staged at the City Opera House on Thursday night by a competent company. The production has toured major cities in the United States and Canada, drawing about 1140 patrons each engagement. The plot centers on a young worker named George Walker, with characters including Gin Hinge, Ter France McDuff, Jimmie the bootblack, and Little Patsy, amid impressive stage effects and electric devices.
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Gotham
New York
City Opera House
United States
Canada
Atook
George Walkers
Ter France McDuff
Metropolitan
Jimmie
Littl Pateey
Funeral for Govrer O. Dizon Held at Pool’s Tract
Funeral services were held yesterday at 3 o'clock for Govrer O. Dizon in the Pools's Tract near Barnesville. Rev. B V Settler officiated with pallbearers Wm Redman Lawrence Nicholeot Claude Paxton Harmon Dixon Amos Grove Bryan Weenle. Interment followed at the cemetery adjoining the church. Wm H Boothson served as funeral director.
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Govrer O. Dizon
Pools
Barnesville
B.V. Settler
Wm. Redman
Lawrence Nicholeot
Claude Paxton
Harmon Dixon
Amos Grove
Bryan Weenle
H.B. Etohison
Local Modern Woodmen Nesting Meeting Tonight
An important nesting of the Modern Woodmen will be held tonight at eight o'clock. All members requested to be present. Attention, Children's Carnival. All wheeled vehicles must be at the fair grounds. Tapes and guards ready to judge. Weekly deposite and sale notices appear. Bead Bent offer. Carnival attentions and related notices follow.
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Notton
Bale
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Thebes
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Pisbionaer
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Greenville
Tenn
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Seattle
Wash
Even Loven
Kuropatkin
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Soassal
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Boosa
Gale
Edward Fe. Bowles
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Carnival Modara Woodmen Hospital
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Searion
Teachers’ Institute
the Weekly News
Tee Seine
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J. Darrow
Charles Sobell
West South Atrent
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Hanover Fair
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