Sept 7 In American History Highlights Figures
A fragmented 19th century timeline recalls Marquis de Lafayette as French ally of the American Revolution with birth and death hints. It also mentions Thomas Andrews Hendrick as a U S vice president under Cleveland, Sidney Banter the poet, John Greenhat the poet, and Robert Peary’s claim of reaching the North Pole via a 1909 cable report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis de ‘Lafayette
Thoman
Andrews Hendrick
Ptoteswan
United’ States
Cleveland
Sidney
Banter
John Greenhat
Ahter
Robert B Peary
Property transfers and a marriage license notice
A jumble of real estate transfers in county and city, listing several grants of land and estates to multiple individuals with amounts, followed by a marriage license for Frank Mebrle Hays and Nellie May Grumbine. Also notes an orphan’s court matter granting letters testamentary to Nettie H. Turnbull and John C. Walker as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manu Wouries
D. Wil
Amanda C. “Monley
Amandas C. Moxley
Wie
van He Hey
Charles
Derr
Edward M. "Dutrow
Alice’ L."kinna
Brown
Charles L. Bldte
Charles Brown
Veaete
TaRoy+C
Green
G. ‘A. Hogan
Brunswick
Charles. P. Levy
Joseph H. Brown
Orphans” Court
J. Bragsley
Hyatt
Nettie H. Turnbull
John C. Walker
Minstrel Show Slated at Braddock Heights Next Tuesday
Frederick Méonnercier will present a minstrel show at Braddock Heights on Tuesday night from 7.45 to 8.45 for the benefit of Company A Gui. Phin will repeat the performance first given during the military picnic, though weather kept the audience small. The Braddock Heights Orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick: Méonnercier
Braddock Heights
Touring Abroad and Fair Report From Timonium
Mrs Alma Worden of Bound Brook New Jersey has returned from a months long tour of England Ireland and Scotland via Lusitania. At the Timonium Fair H B Witter of Frederick displays 76 cattle including French Canadiens Jerseys Devon and Jersey mixes, plus 30 Ches ter White Farnworth Hampshire hogs 12 Cheviot sheep and 16 arko va moate. Mr Claggett Ramsbury’s buggy wheel was damaged when an automobile backed into it on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bound Brook
N. J
A. S. Worden
Lily
Honstead
England
Ireland
Scotland
Lusitania
Timonium Fair
H. B. Witter
Frederick
Canadiens
Jerseys
Devons
Helatalan
Andip Giernseys
Thia
He Aleo
Chester White
Farnworths
Hampshire
Arko Va. Moate
Tax Rate Increased in Frederick City Meeting
Frederick officials approve a tax levy raised by fifteen cents on the $100, adding bonds and debt levies for city needs. The ordinance sets eighty eight cents on the $100 taxable property, fifteen cents on bonds, and two cents for a sinking fund. Estimated city expenses reach $67,200 with $22,824 expected from various receipts. Additional actions include paving East Second Street with Tarvia X, curbing, and contracting with Coblentz and Kilpp. sewer cost estimates total $4,764.83. Winchester Street grade authorized. Madison Street gutter planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
J. Rice
Johnson Vieti
Carrried
Smith
Frederick
Corporation of
Johnson
Second Street
East Second Street
Market Treet
Chapel ‘Alley
Barrett Manuacturing Company
Messrs
Coblentz and Kilpp
Second ’ Street
W.C. ‘Humm
Market Street
Carroll Street
Winchester Street
Comialties
Madison ‘Street
Fragmented tax report amid city levy confusion
Clipped OCR notes a reduced city levy, citing a total decrease of 913,493 from last year and an earlier gain of about 110,908.87. The text references the News and an Intermediate report, but many words are garbled leaving unclear specifics.
Board member’s remark sparks stock decline report
City officials reviewed a board member statement aligned with a News representative that the shares were correct. A decline in stocks by 10 422 dollars would edge toward a total of 100000. Officials consulted this morning over discrepancies, seeking a satisfactory solution amid the political stalemate. The News office apologizes for the failure to explain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storka
Reformed Churches Hold Meetings and Mission Talk
A church program featured Rev Kleffer’s remarks on global missions and open doors, with a child’s cherublike pose during a dramatic reading. The Tuberal church Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society met, elected delegates to Boonsboro convention, and heard piano duet, recitations, songs, and a vocal solo before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Haberkorn
Marlon ‘Miller
Clare W. Mott
Raphael Cherub
Kleffer
W. H
F. M. Society
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Guy
Roger
John Summers
Boonsboro
Lorenzo Kepler
John Ra
iSehellere Electen
May
Ruth ‘Carty
Grace Shipley
Lillian Oiler
Miz Heloine DeGrange
Marriage of Grumbine and Hays in Frederick
Nellie M Grumbine of this city wed Frank Mehrie Hays of Hagerstown in a 6 am Evangelical Reformed ceremony at Rev Henri L Kieffer s residence East Second Street Attendants included her mother Mrs Marshall Grumbine and sister Mrs Leo Weinberg The couple will reside in Hagerstown after a honeymoon trip to New York and Atlantic City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Grumbine
Hays
Marshal Grumbine
Leo Weinberg
Misa Grumbine
Marshall ‘Grumbine
Patrick’ Atreet
Frederick
Harmony” Grove
N.C. A. RB
New York
Atlantic “City
Martinsburgers Seriously Injured In Winton Auto Crash
Four passengers from Martinsburg were injured in a 2 AM collision near Halfway three miles southwest of Hagerstown with a Cumberland Valley freight train taking the siding. The car, owned by John L. Whitmore, was wrecked and the wounded were taken to Richard P. Beckley’s residence for preliminary care, then to Martinsburg by ambulance accompanied by two physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard’ P. Beckley
Martionburg
Martinsburg
Ground Staked Off for Motter Residence Work
Ground staked off on East Second Street for the erection of a fine residence for Rev. Isaac M. Motter. Contractor named as Hi Gittinger. The Novitiate laws cited in the description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Isaac’ M. Motter
Hi. Gittinger
Fragmented OCR Summary of 19th Century Ledger Text
Partial OCR text shows liabilities figures and names in faded ledger style. Mentions Rae ald B and Lanai aoe ROLLY with amounts 14 287 and 63 405 445, includes dates and signatures like VERB THOMAS and N B Gurrect-atveett, but the full context is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Ald B
Lanai Aoe Rolly
Varia
Pe Wa
Omerman
Tay
Man
Osebler
Thomas
N. B
Court adjourns as cases heard and verdicts noted
The court heard minor cases and appeals including Lighter v Wise and Funk v Taylor. Judge panel Uther, Motter, Henderson, and others presided. Verdicts reversed for Lighter Wise services and a $24.60 lower court award was overturned with costs. trial docket set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uther
Motter
Henderson
Eliza Fin
George E. Funk
Charles
Gregory
C.H. Eckstein
Stoner
Weinberg
Wil- Hata
Eliza J. Funk
J. W
Wise Willie
Lighter
Wise
Tower Court
Cob- Jentz
Waters
Brown
Cty
Case Dismissed In Assault and Theft Hearing
The case was dismissed due to insufficient evidence to hold the defendants Whiteforts in Cacen Raymond Waite and William White. Ex-Senator Jacob Rohrback appeared for the accused as other hearings concluded that night. Frank Hrawn, colored, was charged with assaulting Lawre Williams and fined $10 after the proceeding before Justice John Francia Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacen
Raymond
Waite
Wiliam White
Jil Fice
John Francis
Smith
Wilhelm Honea
Honus
Adel Werd
Ito
Syldenca
Jacob ‘Rohrback
Hie
Finn
Frank
Lawre Williams
John Francia Simith
Wagon Wheel Demolished In West Patrick Street Crash
John W. King of Wolfsville loses a wheel when Dr. P B Smith's automobile strikes the spring wagon on West Patrick street during a rain storm. Lewis King, delivering peaches for the family market on West Second Street, left the horse to enter Fleming’s store. the wagon wheel shatters as the auto turns onto West Patrick. The horse flees briefly before being restrained. another wagon wheel is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. King
Wolfsville
West Patrick Street
PB. Smith
Former County Commissioner Bowlus Struck by Bicycle
Former County Commissioner Lewis H Bowlus of Burkittaville was knocked down by a young bicyclist on Market Street near Patrick Street yesterday shortly after noon. The rider collided at the corner, knocking Bowlus to the ground and bruising him slightly, with no alarm raised by the cyclist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow‘lus
Lewis H. ‘Bowlus
Burkittaville
Market
Patrick Street
Young. Manon
Tordea
West Patrick
Mr. Bowlus
Watkin to Leave Dol Photo Jewelry for Mt Airy Shop
Mr M E Watkins, four years in Dol jewelry, will quit this afternoon to open a new jewelry store in Mt Airy. He expects to start business next week and has many Frederick friends wishing him success in the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Watkins
James E. Dol
Watkins
Mt. Airy
Hia
Fred
Erick Wish Tim
Auccesa
The Work of Death Infant Buried in Park Cemetery
An infant died at home in Clarence Lenhart Bed. Funeral services were conducted by Reverend Upham. Pallbearers George Pinky, George Thomas, Fonk, Clayton Lebbart. Interment followed at the cemetery. George W. Veter directed the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lenhart
Die
Wien
Park
Amin
George W. Veter
Sinnerat
The Crooked Trust and Restoration Dramas Highlighted
Local notes recount performances and film mentions including Nestor The Marvel Tonight and Thanhouger titles The Crooked Trust The Restoration with references to air dates and show details. An electoral meeting of the Republican County Central Committee is announced for September 10 1910 in the Grand Jury Room Court House with a call for attendance and a reward for information about a prior incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestor
Thanhouger
Republican Committee
Republican, County Central Committee
Grand Jury
House
Merober
Committee
Picnic and recital notices from a bygone issue
A flood of local notices promises a postponed picnic on September 10 with singing two bands and a merry-go-round plus a rail excursion same as last advertised. Also announced are a Frederick Railroad run, a studio sale continuing under same management, a complimentary piano recital at Frederick College and a Braddock Heights event with a discount drawing and prize on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Frederick Railroad’ Company
Sanc
Veite Wie
Breiman
Frederick’ College
Court, Square
BDP
Sokolove
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Pearre
Brush
Marvel Seed
Quynn “& Co
Jisdatiekska
Citizens’. National
eWalkeraeska, Sav
Otal Tiv - Rosenstock Bros
the ‘Courts
Cheulg'and Orphané
Brepen
Saltas
Grumbine
Citizens’ National Bank
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CORT
Litiarry
Babe
Jas 78
Victo Kaplan
Bal‘Mmore
Lon Phios
Glenn
Mr. King
Wisil Opan Jewelry Store
Braddock
Mr. Stone
Pup
Allen G
Quynn
Munk
Axtures General
Rfeettic
Motara
City Opera House
Fazoratex Railroop
Guo E. FL Andinson
Paic
Dr. Long
Orzice
John D. Hendrickson, Par Wodal
Patie
Manniane Traine Coats
Etree Avia
Grey
Tina
John D. Hundrickbon
Neidig & Miller
Nian
Eversiy Canges & Pulr
Sheen Bleso
Funnies Focal Thor
Auk Uyate
Bert Danketi
Nowtine
Haus Nees Yyge Eoperamen
Ctlliangon
Broite
Williamson's Dnug
Hbae and Clark's
North Maret Ata
Prederick
Agick Watores Qureds
Netley Ee
Iualus
Murakom
Aun Faria
North Eas
Contalnion
Acten
Lip
Cramer & Stauffer
Ion
Braddock Reights Casino
Tharede
Prise
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