Fragmented 18th Century Notes and Astronomical Events
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Mother Ann Lee founder, Watervliet events in 173u, 1826 General George Crook, and Galveston, plus astronomical items. It cites Sun voting times, Mercury visibility after sunset, Neptune passing west to east, and a Jewish era start. The text blends names, places, dates, and celestial references in disjointed form.
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Ann, Lee
Stuikori
Watervliet
Gereral
George Crook
Bern
Galveston
siNsea
Ighest
Mercury
Inidvisilaetton
Pizner
Personal Notes From Jefferson And Nearby Towns
A string of brief social items from Jefferson and surrounding areas entries list residents visiting or staying with friends in Boonsboro York Pennsylvania Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington D C Largely in passing mentions of trips vacations teaching assignments and family visits including Mr Murray Wachter Mrs Caroline M Fox Mr W Butely and family Mr and Mrs Cadwalder Mr and Mrs Lee Reich Mr and Mrs Arthur Yates and several others with notes of future plans and movements through Frederick and nearby locales
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Murray ‘Wachter
Jefferson
Biainess
Rezin
Warfield
Washington
Re. C. L
Lampe
Patrick Stevet
Boonsboro
Ernest Kennedy
East Third Street
Baltimore
Caroline “M. “Pox
East Patrick Street
Mesaphdl Mes
Busyard
Huplett
Philadelphis
Pours G. Blanchard
Philpot
Frederick
Noen A. Geiser
Fannie Geiser
York, Ps
W. Butely
Wardeigro
Poole
R. Nf
Lee Reich
la Plata
Charlea County
J. Reich
McDonough Institute
Arethur- Yates
Court Square
Edward
Shriner
E.D. Shriner
Ceresville
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Lanvcaster
Samuel.Coe
Bettie King
Ren Miaieen
Conard, Jr
Dill Avenue
Lee Wiles
Ellicott City
Am, Hatch
Catonsville
Chas.racltet
Edwin
C. Campbell
White, Oak
Springer
Austin G. Stoneburner
Nes & Arnold
Nd. Conard, Sr
Minneapolis
North Dere
Ihle
Elopes in Auto Wedding of Haldeman and Miss Kelley
Donald Gamieron Haldeman, president of the Hegere Electric Railway, elopes with Miss Mary Kelley of Herria Burg Pa. The couple, married in Lido Church by Rev Deffoughton, left for New York in an automobile with Richard C. Haldeman, general manager of the company, present at the ceremony. The bride is 39 years old.
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Donald Gamieron
Haldeman
New’ York
Donald
Cameron
Halde
Richard Ac
New York
Mary, Kelley
Herria Burg
Aid
Borin
Deffoughton
Breeding Association case and farm damages verdicts
Appellants in the Henry DeGrange case faced a jury that returned a verdict for the Breeding Association over two died colts after a trial before Justice Ritter. The lower court judgment was affirmed. Separately, Baker vs Abalt concerns cattle trespass and crop damage with a $30 verdict after a midday recess.
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Seth
Ropsica Aartinokia Henry
DeGrange
Lickaville Breedng Association
Alfred Ritter
Zitec
George’ Av. Fearre
Ate
Atalt
Abalt
Baker
Besing
Mr. Ahalt
Coblentz
Waters
Brown
Reno
S. Harp
Ahalt
Local hunters bag multiple squirrels in brief notes
Fragments report several residents hunting yesterday with counts of squirrels shot, plus a man injured at Ox Fibre Brainh Works and a damaged wagon tongue near J S Clingan’s store. Residents returning from visits include Adolphinn Loysville Orphans Home, F W Buxton, and Emton Payne in Baltimore. A new pavement was laid at Seeger Co. on West Patrick Street and a horse hitch near Feagaville sparked a wagon tongue break.
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Frank Staley
Emton My Payne
Baltimore
James Bruet
Charlea J. Reb
William BH
Shipley
North Market Street
Colle
Meese
Harry Bowers
Rudolph Crouse
Willis Bowers
McClellan
Joseph Ganker
Maurice Shaif
East Fourth
Atrect
Otis Waakey
Monotville
Mountville
John Derp
Feagaville
J. S. Clingan
Will of Mrs Barbara Mantz Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late Mrs Barbara Ann Mantz is filed for probate. She leaves one quarter of her bank money to each child of Lillie M Mullinix Willetta Quincy Keefer Francis Mille Mantz and Willie E Mantz. Daughters Lillie M Mullinix and Willetta Quincy Keefer receive all household and personal property. Keefer is granted use of the Clarke Place property for one year. Her husband Francis Mantz bequeaths Oxen Farm in Urbana District to son Willie E Mantz or its sale proceeds to be shared by all children. Executor named as William T Mullinix.
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Lillie ‘M -Mullinix
Willetta Quincy* Keefer
Clarke Plate
Alietta Quincy Keefer
Shorehouse
Clarke
William T. , Mullinix
To Eliminate Famous Sand Patch Tunnel Plan
Baltimore and Ohio officials say main line improvements will start next spring with an estimated expenditure of about 4 million dollars. The plan calls for eliminating the famous Sand Patch tunnel by constructing a new road through that section of the country.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Local Health Notes Mention Several Illnesses
A brief item lists residents such as Mr Lewis Derr Patrick and Rowe Yinger as ill or recovering. The column notes continued sickness and updates from East Patrick Street and surrounding areas.
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Mr. Lewis
Clingan
Patrick iMzest
Suriness in Courts Weekly Real Estate Transfers
Week ended September 8, 1905 records show real estate transfers, licenses, and guardianship actions in Circuit and Orphans Court. Notable entries include property sales in Brunswick and Frederick counties, licenses for Oswell Ashton and carrier trail, and administration matters in the Orphans Court with multiple estates and guardianship reports.
Law's Grip Fines Man for Disorderly Conduct
Samuel Strickland pleaded guilty before Justice C H Eckstein to a disorderly conduct charge at the end of Amusement Last Fifth street on Monday night. He was fined 2.30 dollars and arranged to pay. Sheriff Geo Ed Myere returned from York Pa with James Bag ay accused of larceny and Bag ay was jailed. Indictment by Whelest grand jury last September is noted.
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Samuel Strickland
Ean
Fifth Street
Caton
Rere
Geo
Myere
York
James Bag
Cavor
Davis Funeral Address Explains Wish and Life Motto
The funeral of Mr. Aerov Davis was held Saturday at 10 am from his home near Reagan. George Davis read the address stressing his father’s wish for a natural, non orthodox ceremony and his motto Seek for the truth wherever found among friends and foes. Mr. W. Groh of Hagerstown gave remarks, and interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery with pallbearers named Zimm erman and others. C. C. Carty supervised arrangements and Mr. Davis noted his father’s work on a new sugar corn variety and a large orange quince specimen.
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Bilet
I ‘Davis
Matto
Aerov’ Davis
Reagan
Gilles
Thie House
Davis
George
Hy Davis
Hagerstown
Grohthex
Mt. Olivet
Nicholas Zimmerman
John
Henry Zimmerman
Albert. Castle
Simon
Hargett
Edward
Fenga
C.N. Trundle
C. C. Carty
George HB. Davis
Open accounts for individuals firms or corporations
In our vault we offer a large number of deposit boxes for safekeeping of securities and valuable papers. We invite both large and small accounts and will give small accounts the same attention as larger ones. Visitors may tour the building during business hours.
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Largo
Eyler in Poor Health Amid Life Sentence
William Eyles once of Elmington county is imprisoned in the Eastern penitentiary for the Gettysburg murder of Howard J. Miller on May 30, 1906. Reports say his health is failing from confinement and witnesses note he hardly recognizes acquaintances, sparking concern he may not live many years.
Daughters of Confederacy Chapter Resumes Monthly Meeting
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter 279 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy resumed its monthly meeting with favorable reports from committees. Interest grew in a marker for Confederate dead at the Monocacy battlefield. Donations were acknowledged and plans discussed for winter projects as the year opened under hopeful circumstances. Miss Mary Castle Ott and Miss Bertha Trundle were noted for service. a secretary’s position was filled.
Will of Elder Eli Yourtes Filed for Probate in Browneville
The last will and testament of Eli Yourtes, deceased, admitted to probate in the Orphans Court yesterday. He directs that 200 dollars to the church mission board, 25 dollars to his daughter Edith Yourtee, plus her share, and the remaining estate to be divided equally among his children Eila Mary Wolff Edith A Yourtee Katherine Yourtee May H Kabroey John Yourtee George W Yourtee. The will is dated August 6 1909.
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Eli Yourtes
Browneville
Church of the ‘Brethren
Mission Board
Edith Yourtee
Henshare
Eila Mary
Wolff
Edith
Yourtee
Katherine Yourtee
May H.P. Kabroey
John
George
Fire devastates Hagerstown Foundry plant
News notes report a near total destruction of the Hagerstown Foundry Company's plant by fire. Other items mention the Timonium fair opening under difficult circumstances and the Maryland Steel Company securing a large coalier contract worth about a million. Governor Crothers may appoint Martin Lebmayer as successor to Judge Same. Frank E. Willan, Republican comptroller candidate, will be notified of nomination next Wednesday at the Renner hotel. Jacob M Crow, formerly at Johns Hopkins Hospital, has been discharged after a misdiagnosed illness.
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Hageretown Foundry Company
Timo Hium
Maryland Stec
Croth’ers
Martin Lebmayer Sa
Frank E. Willan
Rendert
Baltimore
Jacob “M
Miss Ott Takes Year’s Absence for Harvard Study
Miss Mary Castle Ott, a North Market Street public school teacher, is granted a year away. Miss Clara Jonies of Union Bhinge fills her post. Ott departs next week for Beaton to attend Harvard University for the teachers course and observation work in Malden, Boston, and Brookline with best wishes for success.
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Harvard
Mary Castle Ott
North Market Street
Clara Jonies
Union
Bhinge
Misg Ott
Beaton
Harvard University
Malden
Ton
Brookline Satay
Lake View Thursday Night Attractions Celebrate September
Local Lake View features a September evening with opening remarks and brief speeches by prominent speakers. Attendees enjoy roller skating dancing bowling and refreshments. Special Pathe Pictures nightly with a Saturday matinee. A Ladies Tournament at Braddock Heights Casino offers prizes. Baking Co coupons and a baseball players benefit game are advertised with various promotions.
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Lake View
Dttha
Lake -View
Edward H Spohn Secures Teaching Post Near New York
Edward H Spohn has secured a teaching position in a boys select school near New York. He will leave for New York next week after an English and Latin examination to secure the place.
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New York
Edward H. Spohn
P. E. Long
Hotel Braddock ‘Durite
Spohn
Miburban
New Yore
Spobo
Opening of Republican Campaign at Baltimore Headquarters
The Republican campaign event opens tonight at 7 30 at the Republican headquarters in the Winebrewer building on North Market street. Speaker of the evening is R. Schrim of Baltimore ex member of Congress with a band of music in attendance to entertain attendees.
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Epulican
D.C
Market Meres
Wedenday
Battle Relic Found Near Frederick Junction
A report notes a man named John J discovered a hat and bullets on the south side of the Penoeacy near Frederick Junction. The find is tied to a reference to the Battle of the Mongeacy, suggesting relics from a historic conflict.
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John J
Oerea
Postal ‘Telegraph Office
Penoeacy
Local Republican HQ Opens as Bridge Store Closes
Announcement notes the closing of the Fruit and Confectionery at 57 Market Street known as the Bridge Store to be replaced by Marine Bion Co. and a fruit and produce wholesaler. Grand opening of Republican headquarters set for Wednesday September 8 1901 with speakers and music. Event invites all, with Hon. Charles R Schirm among speakers. following events include a ladies tournament block party Cinderella race and more.
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Marine Bion & Co
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William ‘G. Bylen
Jacob A. Beard
William G. Byler
Alice M. Baker
Sallie M. Brown
Mt. Airy
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Chas, W. Lowery
William’t. ‘Scata
Board of County School Commissioners
Edward H. Powell
George W. Rice
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John D, Hendrickgon
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Gaithersburg
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Rar
Rue
AN. Sy Gpecaas
Meeling
Charles ‘R
Braddock Heights Casino
F . Dixon
M. Kewren
Dixon
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