Fragmented SRE Pally News historical notes and events
Dense OCR fragment lists items from American history notes and astronomical events. Mentions John Jordan Crittenden as a Kentucky Unionist born circa 1787 and died 1863, plus other figures and a famous dispatch claim We have met the enemy and they are ours. Also notes poet Hartlio Niltaed born 1991 and an astronomical entry describing Mercury’s western evening visibility and sun declination.
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John Jordan Crittenden
Gouwin
Mary. Wollstone
Hartlio Niltaed
Purely Personal Miss Mary Kussmaul in New York on business
Mary Kussmaul of West Fourth Street is in New York on business. Mrs William Dute has gone to Zanceville Ohio where she will reside. Mabel Ferguson, visiting relatives in Virginia, has returned. Ruth Garber of Weverton Maryland is visiting Mr and Mrs William Wachter on East Fourth Street. Mamie Akeroy has returned from visiting sister Mrs AvH Engelbrecht near Jefferson. Grace Artinn visited Miss C Besa Castle on East Shire Street and returned to Connellsville. Charles and Franklin Shipley of North Market Street are visiting Nate Falla in Rochester and other postings in New York and Canada. Mr and Mrs Levi Wiles of Lilicott City and Mrs Hatel of Catonsville have returned home after visiting Mrs Mattie Eyler and Mrs A S Phreeger on East Patrick Street.
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Mary
Kussmaul
West
Etxvet
New York
William Dute
Zanceville
Ohio
Thature
Bilan
Mabel Ferguson
Érginia
Misa Ruth Garber
Weverton
William ‘Wachter
Mamie Akerey
Avh
Engelbrecht
Jefferson
Grace Artiinn
New-York
Canlids
Levi
Wiles
Lilicott
Ala
Itobere'Hateli
Catonsville
Mattie Eyler
Phreeger
East Patrick Street
Town To Form Corporation For Electric Plant
A meeting at Thurmont last night decided to form a corporation to procure a plant supplying lights for the town. The town council seeks legislative power to issue bonds to pay for the plant, which will be turned over to town officials. Incorporators include Col John R Rouzer P N Hamaker J W M A Birley TL N Cresecs S Birley L R Waesche Thomas Ly ett DR Rouzer Charles Mackley J P S T Mathias and James P Waesche. Articles of incorporation are being prepared.
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Ia Tltizena
Fiats
Tinirmont
Onda
Offi
Will. Inslade
John R. Rouzer
N. Haamaker
J. W
M.A. Birely
TL. N. Cresecs
S.birely
L. R. Waesche
Thomaa Lyett
Dr.rouzer
Charles Mackley
J.p.st. Mathias
James P. Waesche
Law’s Grip for Assault Allegation Heard by Justice Ritter
Alfred Ritter heard the case last night against Brightwell for assaulting Roy Lebroyer during a quarrel on the beat. Brightwell received a reprimand and the matter was adjourned for further action.
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Brightwell
Alfred Ritter
Roy
Lebroyer
Braddock Man Arrested in Unclear Shifting Allegations
Fragmentary OCR item notes a Braddock man named William A B Maule facing unclear charges after an evening incident. The banded leg detail mentions numbers like 1149 and 114 and references a bird and berating. Further readable context is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiia
Wilam
Braddock
Court proceedings in Braddock district slander case
The circuit court convened with Judges Worthington and Motter. William A Brown sues Willis P Holter for 5000 damages claiming slander after Holter accused him of misfeasance in office during a July 1908 road discussion. Recess held at 12:30.
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Eoalatie
Cada
Mc. Biker
England
J. E.R. Wood
Yee
Rohrback
Vars
Stull Va
Worthington
Motter
Bebvb
William A. Brown
Willis P. Holter
Brown
Braddock District
Hotter
Holter
Pulititt
Hig
Middletown Fountain Dedication Planned for Tomorrow Evening
A public drinking fountain donated to Middletown by Dr. Philip Appleman of Bradtide Tleighta will be unveiled tomorrow at 7 o clock in front of the Valley Saving Bank. Rev. Wm E Brown delivers the presentation, with Rev. G A Snyder Rev. Hedges and Mr B E Coblents speaking. Wolfeville will provide music and the band will march to the Opera House for a festival continuation.
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Middletown
Formin and Beast
Philip Appleman
Bradtide Tleighta
Nnd
Valley Sivinga Bank
Wm. E. Brown
9. A. Hedges
Geo. A. Snyder
BE. Ob. Coblents
Wolfeville
Runaway Boy Sent Home From Correction
Walter Pergueon, a runaway from Pitteburt, was released from the House of Correction yesterday before Judge Dobler in altimore. Pergueon had left Pitsburg bound for Washington, was stopped near 35 Bronowick County by Baltimore and Ohio detectives, and secured release after Justice Jordan ordered three months on the original charge. Attorney Thomas J. Mason represented him.
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Walter Pergueon
Pitteburt
House of Correction
Judge Dobler
Altimore
Fergueon
Pitsburg
Washington
Bronowick
Wistaken
Baltimore and Ohio
Justice Jordan
Horse of Correction
Thomas J. Mason
Sheriff Earnshaw Battle With Swollen Leg Affliction
Sheriff George W Earnshaw of Washington County endures a painful affliction in his leg and recent complications worsen an old snakebite injury. He was bitten by a copperhead when about nine or ten, leading to months of suffering and a nonhealing wound that has recently worsened.
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Earnshaw
George W. Earnshaw
Washington County
Lake View's Anniversary Celebration Highlights Progress
Lake View marked its first anniversary with a city event held last night. Speaker Reébo Harp of Frederick delivered an encouraging address on the center's success over the past year and bright prospects for its continued operation at the skating rink venue, bowling alley, and other facilities.
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Lake View
Lake View' Wan
Reébo
Harp
Fréderick
Aes Pate Ave
Cv 85
Freder ick Council Meeting Draws Attentive Attendance
A large Freder ick Council No 118 of the JFOU ASM held last night with about thirty visitors from Jefferson Council No 127. The initiatory work was completed early, addresses by visitors followed, and refreshments were served as the session proved highly profitable.
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Frederick Council
Jf. O. U. Asm
Jefferson Council
Cade Rover
Harvest Home Services at Zion Reformed Church
Harvest home services will be held at Zion Reformed Church Charleaville. Sexton at 10 o'clock by Rev. A J Herman. Harvest home services will be held Red Mr Herta of on ame Buning.
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Harvest
Zion Reformed Church
Charleaville
A. J. Herman
Mr. Herta
Allegany Scene Large Political Convention Dominates News
The Democratic convention met at the minty sales and dominated ticket selections. Mrs Frith and R Drown were granted divorce from ex governor Franke Brown's son with $25,000 alimony. Leman sued the ex-county official in Delaware and a petition was filed at Annapolis. Martie Lohmayer nominated by acclamation for Baltimore city judicial post, ratifying Governor Crothers appointment.
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Allegany
Minty
Frith
R. Drown
Franke Brown
Leman
Ee Laroutie
Delaware
Denton
Annapolis
Gerthiers
Martie Lohmayer
Democratic Judicial Convention
Baltimore City
Crothers
Conway
Death Notices From Frederick District Obituaries
Multiple notices record deaths in Frederick County and nearby areas. Mrs Charlotte Fulmer of Braddock dies after long illness aged 65 years 11 months, with funeral at Mt Olivet cemetery. Mrs Catherine Wolf of Leitersburg dies at 69 after dropsy and heart trouble. service at Foxville Lutheran church. Elizabeth Hitter of Middletown-Lappana dies at ? age 75. funeral in Boonsboro. Dr J W Kerdert, formerly Middletown, dies in Washington DC after paralysis, aged 56. Anson P Nixdorf of Baltimore and Frederick native H Galway noted. Benjamin Holt dies July 28 1909 in Lewistown. funeral at Lewistown M B Church. Various other local obituaries and funeral arrangements listed.
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Charlotte Fulmcer
Charlotte Fulmer
Braddock
Fulmer
Harman I
Fulmér
Frederick and
Middletown
Middletown Valley
Isaob
Cathierine Heller
Thres
Mt. Olivet
Catherine Wolf
Catherine Amanda Wolf
Leithershiire
Washington County
Wednegaay
Wolf
Foxville
Frederick County
Lettemburg
Disciple Church
Chese
Eflie
Elon
Harvey
Harry. G
Chicago
Lutheran Church
Victor Miller
Miffer Wid
Boonsboro
Ang Wis
The
Reformed Church
Miss Thomas
Loughtera
Harry Emmett
Wr. Davis
Lappkna
Margaret Line
Nebraska
J. W. Kerdert
J. W. Herbert
Washington
D. C
Herbert
Misa May Alexander
Washington Barracka
Ife
Clare Wehhart
Hopeland
Monnday
Miphiboria
Ita
Mr. Warner
Brekeyatown M. P
Geo. W. Peters
Benjamin: Holt
Benjamin Holt
Mire
Frank Farne
Lewistown
M. B
Stet MiH for Hagerstown in Steel Rail project
Stet MiH for Hagerstown William Rushington Pa representing An Steel Rail Company travels to Hamptown to assess a dust-filled rite and smelt branch lines. The report mentions 1100 feet of paired rails and multiple branches in various country paths as part of the railway expansion plan.
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Stet
Hagerstown
William
Rushington
An Steel Rail Company
Hamptown
Han al
Roondy
Marrow Escape on Rail Tracks Ends Without Injury
Professor Ernest Lagarde of Mt. 8 College narrowly escaped death after misjudging a Western Maryland train at Carroll Street. He crossed tracks with his buggy just as the 840 train from the Baltimore line bore down. The engine’s whistle misled him, but he jumped clear and escaped unharmed as cars in front of the engine passed. The buggy wheel was smashed, but Lagarde controlled the horse and prevented further disaster.
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Maryland
FL & Gs
Ernest
Lagarde
Mt. 8 College
Atross
Moving Pictures At City Opera House Saturday Night
The City Opera House presents five reels of moving pictures and two high class vaudeville acts including The Bulig Folyscope Co feature One Leopard Guicen. A shipwreck tale follows a captain and daughter Elie, with leopard companions and animal demonstrations. Hell Bros roller artistes and Joe Burns perform, plus a matinee charity toy for the child with a lucky number.
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Moving ‘Pictures
City Opera House
Rebeck
Moving Picture
Vaudevilla
Tim
Kuet
Cottiea
Atrlcken
Auccumba
Elie
Sha
Desolits
Africa
Hell Bros
Roller Elite
Erogers
Joe’ Burns
Black Fnes Cormedian
Stelerst
Frederick County Auxiliary Forms Local Colony
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Frederick County Colony in Baltimore was permanently organized in the Coo building on November 12. Officers elected include President Mrs A Bubhey Vice President Miss Jeanie Krice Recording Secretary Mrs I A Moore Financial Secretary Mrs Pearl 10 Wall Treasurer Mrs Elma J Harwetel. Five new members were proposed. the group plans to meet bi monthly in the colony hall without rent and to charter cars for the Frederick Fair in October.
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Frederick County
Fréderick County
Baltiniore
Coo
South Schroederstrost
Baltimoré
Mra. A. Bubhey
Jeanie Krice
Frederick
Russell Against Fanwall Series to Decide Fifth Game
Managers of Sykesville Athletic Club and Mount Airy Athletic Club arranged a five game set with the fourth game at Sykesville on Saturday. Mount Airy leads the series three to nothing, with a $100 prize for the winning team. Lofty IL of Hagerstown will pitch for Sykesville, while Mount Airy starts Larry Fanwell of Hagerstown. Also notes illness among local residents including Mrs Frank Knipple and Mr Hi M Rager, plus rural cure Jeremiah D Rice and family hospital visit.
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Frank Knipple
Wisner
Bi Little
Alvin
Funeral for Robert D Montgomery Held at St Laxe Lutheran
Funeral services for Robert D Montgomery were held at St Laxe Lutheran near Point of Rocks on Monday September 3 at 3 o clock. Rev W E B Obey officiated. Pallbearers included Waton Mercer Rae Welling Chaves Brunket Leyl Shajiman James Gonna. Burial followed with pallbearers listed among local dignitaries.
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Robert D. Montgomery
St. Laxe'u
Bank Offers New Rooms For Clients To Transact Business
The bank announces ample rooms for individuals and corporations to conduct business and store securities. Vaults contain many safe deposit boxes for valuables, with convenient access during business hours. Recounts can be opened for both large and small accounts, ensuring equal attention.
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Frites
Local notices and promotions from a diverse 1909 advertisement page
The snippet lists a mix of notices and promotions including a free demonstration invitation, a note about a fruit and confectionery store moving to a wholesale fruit and produce operation at Market Street, a bakery and spice references, and reminders to pay gas and electric bills. It mentions firms like Besant & Knott, Baker's Favorite Flour, Dixon's, and Marino Bros & Co, with various local business details and schedule notes.
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Market Street
Ois Oc
Marino ‘Bios & Co
Heavy Rain Restores Parched Land After Night of Showers
Rain began after 1 o'clock last night with copious showers reviving springs and streams. The downpour will improve the parched earth, benefiting agriculture and water supplies.
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Avrain
Wilde
Irea Beneft
McCardell's Braddock Heights Fair and Candy Stand Tale
A garbled local notice advertises Chovolatka and Peach ice cream treats at McCardell's in Braddock Heights with whipped cream and a cherry, plus wafer sides. It mentions seasonal fairs, racing, special prices on ham, and a convict sacrifice feature at the Marvel Tonight. Public event times and obscure place names appear amid chaotic OCR.
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Laure
McCardell’s
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