PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM LOCAL FOLKS
A string of short notices lists residents and visitors including Mr Wilbur Rinehart at 213 West Matrick Mira forean Snyder and East Fourth street, Alderman George B Wilcoxon on vacation in Atlantic City, Prof Joseph I Hoffman in town visiting relatives, Miss Wish Straitman returning from Brunswick, Miss Katherine Bachbach staying on West Church, Miss Glynisbetle Donaldson visiting Wynne Arkansas, Mrs Warry M Allen and daughter Miss Catherine visiting her father in Richwood West Virginia, Miss Zona Welty enjoying Atlantic City and Philadelphia visits, Mrs Margaret Diffendall and Miss Mary Diffendall visiting from Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs Marshall Diffendall hosts, Mr and Mrs Paris Bringle and Miss Mollie Leckey visiting Washington, Abies Vanni N Haller from Baltimore to Washington trip, Mrs Jefferson Krise off to Gettysburg for brother Calin Krise, Miss Carrie Gangroff York native and former chief operator at Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Co has returned home with social prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Rinehart
West Matrick Street
Mira Forean Snyder
East Fourth Street
Monrovia
George B. Wilcoxon
Atlantic City
Joseph I. Hoffman
Baltimore
Misa Wish Straitman
Weat
Fourth Street
Hae
Brunswick
Misa Katherine Bachbach
West
Medg
Bo EL Wood
Zonie Welty
Bretgle
Mra
Paris Brengle
Mollie Leckey
Washington
Roger B. Yount
North Market Street
Abies Vanniy N. Haller
C. C. Carry
Patrick Street
Jefferson Krise
North Market
Gettysburg
Death notice and funeral details from Foxville and area
Cecelia Buhrman of Foxville dies at 85 from general debility at her daughter’s home. Survived by six children from her first marriage. funeral at Foxville Lutheran Church with Rev. Ferdinand Higsse, interment at Foxville. Also brief notices of Violet May Smith and Alphonso Mose, with funeral plans and burial locations. Sale announcement for Ridge Valley farm property with two parcels and structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Bushman
Myre
Cecelia Buhrman
Foxville
A. L. Hauger
Lutheran Church
Mary Gonder
Rouzerville
C. C. Willar
Lewisburg
Kan
Julia Smith
Baltimore
A. J. Haover
N. Williat
Cairo
J. Harry Marshall
Hagerstown
Ferdinand Higse
Violet May Smith
Dorothy Buatth
West All Saints’ Atrect
Bethel Cemetery
Alphonso L. Moas
G. M
Powell Cemetery
Rice
Woman Dies After Poison In Mrs Putman's Home
Mrs Mabtle Muller discovers her mother Mrs Susan Putman dead from carbolic acid after entering the Gentz Street house through a window. Justices Eckstein and Sheriff Myers report it as suicide. Dr Fahrney, Dr Hedges, and others attended earlier but could not reverse the poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M. Putman
Bontsatroas
Eckstein
Sheriff Myers
Mrs. Mullen
Scaffold Breaks Injuring Frederick Suter-Urban Rail workers
A scaffolding collapse at the Frederick Suter-Urban Rail power house afternoon around 2 40 injured Lloyd C Cutler's crew. Gaylor suffered a left side impact from a flywheel action, was bruised and cut, and taken home to Middletown. Dr Beckley attended. rib damage and possible internal injury feared. Others escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Suter-Urban
Lloyd C. Cutler
Win
TH. Gaylor
Honard Catsail
Alvey Smith
Thomas Kemp
Charles Stone
Catsail Wiet
Local Youth Arrested in Theft at Market Street Confectionery
Norma Hopwood, 15, was arrested by Constable Lewia I. Carter on larceny charges for taking 240 dollars from a dime savings box at Mr. R. B. Dutrow’s confectionery on North Market Street. He admitted the act, was committed to jail for hearing September 10, and may be sent to a reformatory. He previously took money from Mr. Carlton Stull’s drawer but that case was dropped. Hopwood had worked for Dutrow weeks earlier and knew the money location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Norma Hopwood
Lewia I. Carter
J. Dutrow
North Market
Carter
Hopwood
H. Eckstein
Carlton Stull
Dutrow
Funeral for Earle M Nicodemus Held at Buckeystown
The funeral for Earle M Nicodemus was held yesterday at 10:30 from his parents home Buckeystown Station with Rev E C Makosky officiating. The Buckeystown M P church choir sang Crossing the Bar and Face to Face with Miss Thelma Groff as soloist. Flora offerings came from friends including Cromwell Hayes Cromwell Griner John Schaeffer Arthur McKenna and Setse Wellen. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rive served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle M. Nicodemus
Eli Nicodemus
Buckeystown Station
E. C. Makosky
Buckeystown M. P
Hayes Cromwell
A Grinder
John Schaeffer
Arthur McKenna
Setse Wellen
Mount Olivet
Thomas P. Rive
Fair Prizes Awarded in New Jersey and Timonium Shows
At Branch New Jersey this week Charles W. Zimmerman near Frederick won first prize for a herd of 11 Guernseys. Harry B. Witter took first and second prizes on Jeraeva and Cheater hogs. Geo W Shorb Utica earned several prizes for Durochi. At Timonium fair Witter won first and second on Canadian cattle and first on herd. CW Shorb also took first and second on Duroc hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch
N. J
Charles W. Zimmerman
Frederick
Guernseys
Harry B. Witter
Jeraeva
Geo. W. Shorb
Utica
Witter
CW. Shorb
Duroc
Poole to Wed Prusen in East Orange Ceremony
Dr Thomas Austin Poole of Burkitteville will marry Miss Euphemia Prusen in East Orange New Jersey. The ceremony is at 10 a m and the couple expect to return to Burkitteville by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Austin Poole
Burkitteville
Wedding of Rev John Paul Tyler and Mary Sanders
The wedding occurred Wednesday at Wells New York with Rev John Paul Tyler of Trinity M E Church South and Miss Mary Sanders. It was held at the bride’s uncle Dr George H Witter’s home with Rev George T Tyler and Rev Dr Frank Knight officiating. maid of honor Miss Julia Lhd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Will
N. Y
John Paul Tyler
Trinity M. EF
Mary Sanders
Tur
George H. Witter
Hagerstown Election Saga and Frederick Clash Amid Stadium Rumors
Local reports discuss a championship tie risk between Frederick and Hagerstown with both sides wary of a decisive playoff. Frederick claims a neutral ground game could settle the series, while Myersville hosts a lopsided win as the Rosebuds prepare for a double-header. Danner remains at large as authorities pursue the wanted hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Herald
Hagetown Association
Frederick Hnd
Wagerstown
Herald
Loon Nesveration Aald
Hhigers
Pawindlly
Magerstown
Nr Tange
Martinsburg
Baltimore
Myersville
Athletic Park
Myersvili
Myersville Amateura
Aml Wachtel
Mrederick Slug Sera
Strom
Bellman
Mans Reitz
Savage
Clayton
Miller
Maher
Peaster
Dyer
Wedding party and attendees listed for local ceremony
C Tyler sister of the groom and Dr. George T Tyler Jr of Buffalo served as best man. Bridesmaids Helen Sanders of Boston and Jununie Saunders of Clifton Springs. Groom men Walter I Sanders of Cleveland and Nonmi Oba of Wellsville. After the ceremony Rev and Mrs Tyler will reside at 125 East Third Street. Out of town attendees included Rev and Mrs George T Tyler, Miss Julian Tyler, Dr Geo T Tyler Jr, Dr and Mrs Frank Knight Sanders and many Sanders family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tyler
George T. Tyler, Jr
Buffalo
Helen Sanders
Boston
Jununie Saunders
Clifton Springs
Walter I. Sanders
Cleveland
Nonmi Oba
Wellsville
Pucsia
George T.tyler
Julian Tyler
Geo. T. Tyler
Frank Knight Sanders
Telen Sanders
Moxata
Morris
Frank Sander
Joseph A Sanders
Jennie Sanders
Walter 15
Sanders
Gordon
Morash Syria
Skuy- Bon
Sixth District Organized For Taft and Sherman
Congressman George A. Pearre and Montgom ery Republicans led a Sixth District meeting in Baltimore. The Sixth district committee organized with Gist Baleng as chairman and Bruce of Allegany as treasurer. Pearre pledged unity for the November drive in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearre
Truity Dickey
R.A. Ravenscraft
Charles L. Wagaman
Dawson
Montgomery
Sixth Congressionaldustries
Hind St
Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore
Gist Baleng
Bruce
Allegany County
Pearre
Mapating
Republican Party
Taft
Sherman
Maryland
Court Finds Insufficient Evidence in Harmony Trial
Justice of the Peace Harvey D. Baker presided in Harmony over a case involving two boys from prominent families. Witnesses including Mrs Meaper and a mother of one defendant identified suspects while others claimed alibis. The judge ruled the evidence insufficient to hold either boy, with about 75 spectators present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Harvey D. Baker
Uaratony
Chas
Hooper
Highland
Meaper
Uncle Tom's Cabin at City Opera House
Al W Machin presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at the City Opera House on Thursday September 10. The show promises a modernized spectacle with a large cast of 50 white performers, notable scenery and electro mechanical effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. W. Machin
City Opera House
al. W. Marlin
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co
Ballasting Work Advances on W I and G I R between Lewis Town and Catoctin
Ballasting the roadbed of the W I and G I R between Lewis Town and Catoctin Furnace is under rapid completion. Superintendent W Douglass handles a crew of about thirty men and aims to finish by tomorrow evening. Officials expect to announce soon when this section will enter service. The Threep condemnation case likely to be heard by the court on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Catoctin Furnace
W. Douglass
Threep
90 Year Old Middletown Man Feeds Threshing Machine
Henry Coblentz a 90 year old resident of Middletown fed a threshing machine on Mr M Summers farm at Braddock on a Wednesday afternoon. The machine processed about a bushel of wheat per minute while he operated it, keeping the work nearly all afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coblentz
Middletown
Rmucd M. Summers
Braddock
Coal freight car derails at Lewistown siding
A coal laden freight car bound for Mr. G. Frank Snook of Lewistown derailed on the siding at Lewistown. The car will be unloaded and then placed back on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frank Snook
Lewistown
Yentury
Agelo
Fragmentary Names List From Local Notice
A garbled OCR snippet shows a string of personal names and initials including Canter Asst, Morran, Joan, Hateza, Bixen, Comer, and others. The readable fragment offers no clear event or action. Further context is needed to determine the record’s news item or notice type.
Local notices mix dog laws and oyster ads with events
A fractured page item lists a year round muzzling dog ordinance and police orders, plus notices about Labor Day gatherings, a Friday night dance, and local business adverts for oysters, tailoring, and gas ranges. The jumble references several places and names in a period newspaper style.
The Devil Coming to City Opera House This Season
Lebherz Brothers secure a contract to present The Thief in the city on December 3 under Charles Frohman. The company, in New York last season, returns with packed houses and will tour to Pittsburg and Philadelphia this week. Henry W Savage’s The Devil may appear before the first day of play in 1909, with prior openings in New York and rights battles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
George Barr McCutcheon
City Opera House
Frederick
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Henry W. Savage
America
New York
Bol Me
Garden
Amrica
Ubid
Newark
Extra Trains For Mountaindale Picnic Schedule
Extra trains will run on Wednesday to Mountaindale for the picnic. Service times include 6:18 am 7:00 am and 3:18 pm, with additional morning and evening departures to accommodate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vey F. & G. AR
Ler
Mountaindale
Sore
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the Daily News
Chsteaudriand
John Hunt Morgan
Greenville
Tenn
J. H
Morgan
Cuba
Edvard Grieg
Bergen
Norway
Mgon
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Opera House
Brebull
Rments
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Moving Pictures
Daniel McDonyzall
Sae Oland
Mia
Fred
Nellinger
Kane
Hip
Charles C. Eyler
Troglees
Ridge
Trotley
Hymeneas
MR. Tyler
Lhd
Frederik
Martineburg
Baltimore — Hagerstown
Myeraville
Malohe
P. Fachtel
Sellman
Brent
Clayalone
Sheridan
Ebert
Hater
Willia
Etna Ebert
Eerick
Ty Reitz
Iby Gio
Hauver
Reitz
Savi
P Ser
Geal
Sykesville
Rosebuds
Mycraville
Thas
Ahiong Mycraville Club
Bnd
Duvalla Beth Ees
Lena Danner
Tens Danner
Itfa
W. P. Danner
J. Clon
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Malone
Deny
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Wachtel
E. Hauver
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ENS Rational Bank
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Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Burplus
D. Baker Wu
Baker
H. D. Baker
Wieadeat
WM. GO. Simmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Gad
Morran
Joan
Bawesvec
H. Hateza
Wwe
G. Bixen
Danest Binnn
D. B. Basoers
G. B. Comer
E. Gurns
D. B. Kuracvem J, D. Ragsh
John D. Hexdrickeon
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Bamber
Fleecy Downs
Plaid Ginghams, &O
John D. Hendrigkbon
Neidig & Miller
Bdia & Miller
Santa
Eeenieniner
Rederick Sykeuville
Braddon
Cara
Bias
Thomas & Mortar
New. York
Paris
Kangen
Beene Co
Eichelb Bebe
Gage
A. J. Rigrelberger
Anc
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Thomas P.rior
Fouseral
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M. L. Etchison
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South Market Street
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Charles
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