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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
3
The readable text references figures tied to American history such as Marquis de Lafayette and a Democratic vice president with scattered mentions of ex-governors, New York, and a 1800s timeline. It hints at celestial events and a celebration with Mercury visible after sunset, mentioning dates and locations in a fragmented style.
Wedding vows were exchanged at the Ride 72nd Avenue home in a ceremony for Miss Boonie Mobberly daughter of Mr and Mrs Ebberly and Mr Lutthor. The bride wore Katshi silk and carried white flowers. After the ceremony they traveled to York Pennsylvania and will reside at 237 Center Street after September 15. Engagement announced for Harriet Everett daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Everett of Hamilton Virginia to Dr John J Remaburg of Walkersville clarification.
The State Board of Education, meeting in Baltimore, upheld Miss Hannah Shunk as principal of New Windsor High School against Carroll County. She retains a salary of no less than 460 dollars yearly, the board ruling the county lacked power to reduce her certificate or salary.
A large crowd attended the Frederick Driving Club meet with finishes close in multiple heats. Notable performances included Billiken and Jake's Girl in a neck and neck finish, and Moonlight showing promise despite wheel and tire troubles. The next natvnee is scheduled for Saturday, September 16.
The State notes a Labor Day parade in Camql wae and local events including a Teachers' institute in Annapolis, a tournament at Carney, and a Timonium Fair opening today. A fire in Esstow caused $20 000 damage to Henry's store and surrounding arables, while Allegany Republicans funded primary campaigns and jurors were selected for the September term of the Free Court with Wicomico County included.
Mrs Baer thanks contributors to a relief fund set up after a July fire destroyed her home and belongings. The fund collected 152 dollars to aid her rebuild on B O Avenue on the former site of the burned house.
Workers of the Frederick Packing Company enjoyed a day of leisure with baseball and rowing activities. The event included games and a social gathering while participants relaxed and shared meals.
Nelife Page aged 11 years of Lin nore district was admitted to the House of Refuge Timesore yesterday. Kokstein, on the Shorea at Justice One eter, Adamsy, advertising minkes activity business ele.
Local notices list numerous residents visiting friends and family or returning from trips to Baltimore Washington New York Philadelphia and nearby towns. Names include Hendricks Bisache Rhoderick DeLaahrutt Miller Widerman Lampe Burck Bennett Diffendall Tome Lampe and others with movements between Frederick and surrounding communities.
The circuit court heard an appeal by J. Seth Hopkins Manafield Co of Baltimore against E. B. McCahan’s estate over an $85.42 claim. Lowenstein and Wertheimer represented the plaintiff. the lower court ruled for the defendant after a verdict in the original suit. The trial paused for a recess at 1 PM.
A vivid notice describes Mrs Schmidt’s garden collection with over three thousand plants in hues from purple to white. It highlights the generosity of Mrs Schmidt in sharing blooms with churches, the sick, and friends, and notes community admiration and other local garden updates.
A Yorks Sheriff’s case ends with the arrest of a suspect for larceny. Detective Stroman reports the capture occurred Saturday, leading to a formal charge and continuing interrogation at York.
Weta Etta faces an array of lines from rival team Wout as spectators watch for standout performances in a tense contest. The matchup highlights skill and strategy, with both sides seeking an edge through disciplined defense and sharp offense.
Harry Moore aged 36 was killed when struck by a freight train near Weverton and trampled by several cars. He lived near Weverton, worked for the railroad, and was a member of the Brotherhood of Trainmen. Surviving are his wife, one child, his mother, brothers Thomas Richard and Frank, and sisters Mrs Leo Garrett and another sister. Moore attended the Democratic convention in Hagerstown Saturday.
John H. Scholl, 72, of Frankfort Indiana, veteran of the Civil War, educator, surveyor, and lumber businessman, died at home. Lafayette Eichelberger, about 70, longtime Canal boatman, died on a Williamsport canal boat. Names, family ties, and burial details noted.
The funeral of Mee Sérah E Spells widow Speake was held in Jackson Chapel followed by services at the Penial. Survived by sons and daughters including Routsone Daniel and How ard Speake, and Wesley Tyler.
We will be glad to show persona through our buildfigs during bug fixes. The note hints at a playful, unfinished line about timing and bug fixes, suggesting a process focus.
A fire destroyed a barn and outbuildings near Westminster in Carroll County yesterday. Theodora H. Biggs and family, residents of Rachman's Valley, were at dinner when neighbors discovered the blaze. Despite efforts, flames spread from the barn to a wagon shed corral and other structures. The Biggs dwelling survived but suffered major damage to its exterior and interior. The barn, thought to be the oldest structure in the valley, dated back to 1836.
Saneball and other activities fill a busy local page with a game described as called at 8:30 PM at Braddock Heights Casino on a Wednesday night. September 8 includes a Frauen night on September 9 and a Cinderella ace event. The page also promotes a Republican headquarters grand opening on Sandrket Street on September 8 at 7:30 PM with a band and speeches.
Fragmentary text describes Pennsylvania watershed lands and forest protection. It notes measures from 1807 to preserve headwaters of the three major river systems, with later additions bringing protected areas to over 700 000 acres. References a state bureau of forests and a school for foresters.
All pupils entering first grade for 1909 1910 are invited to apply at Pattat exter school. Application days August 8 1909 or wait until January 1910. Principal C Remanuna announces schedule. Also Braddock Danes Night features bells and jog. Republican meeting with Hon Charles Sobitro of Baltimore to open party headquarters Wednesday evening September 8 1909. Everyone invited.
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