Purely Personal Scent Paragraphs From Town Figures
A crowded column lists local residents and visitors. William Conway spends the day in Baltimore while D Columbus Kemp travels there on business. Many others, including Eva Krebb, Cora Miller, Miss Helen Kropps, and Miss Marie Yeakle, are visiting Baltimore or returning from trips to Hagerstown and other points. Several plans are noted such as Cordova de Garmendis entering Columbia University this fall and John A. Weems returning from time with Mrs. Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conway
Baltimore
D. Columbus Kemp
A. B. Youkle
Third Street
Roanoke
Eva Krebb
North Bentzatreet
Highbarger
Hagerstown
City Hotel
Wm. H. Ramaburg
North Market Atreet
Marie H. Yeakle
West Third Streets
Cora Miller
West Patrick Street
Mies Helen Gittinger
Mies Allan Kemp
William Nuts
John Eichner
Font Fourth Street
Charlotte Little
Jefferaor
Vernon Boxtop
Weat
Second Street
Christian Hailing
Perryville
Clinton B. Willard
Patrick Atreet
Middletown
Albert Gilson
South Market Street
Ae Vielt
Boston
Charien EK. Mealey
Helen A. Kropps
East Yoorth Street
Oak Orchard
Union Bridge
A. R. Rus
Howard Bosmant
Acs
Clarence Buxton
Vernon Beni
Second Strest
Mica Basale Fauckhouser
St. Jackson
William T. Dalapiaine
Atreat
Lexington
Washington and Lea University
John A. Weems
Edward
M. Dyer
East Fourth Strest
Vernon Buxton
Errest
George C. Shafer
Rocky Springs
Rosale M. Getsendancer
Waat
University of Maryland
John A. Hanson
Wil
Thomas Geisinger Beegons
Baneco
Wilmington
Joudgs Alvey Seriously Ill With Liver Enlargement After Accident
Judge Richard H. Alvey, longtime Maryland Court of Appeals chief judge and later chief justice of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, is seriously ill at his home in Hagerstown. At eighty one, he suffers enlarged liver and fever after a farm incident. Mrs. Alvey has been in Atlantic City and is summoned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Alvey
Maryland Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Biahome i
Hagerstown
Bia
Naval Academy midshipmen graduate amid praise for study dedication
About eighty midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis were graduates this season. The ceremony recognized their devotion to studies over the summer, enabling them to complete the prescribed course. The class was divided into three groups for graduation in September, February 1907, and another in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Naval Academy
Annapolie
Memorial Naval Academy graduate Calvin P Page noted
Among the midshipmen graduated today is Calvin P Page son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Page of the city He was appointed by the late Senator Arthur P Gorman and ranked high as a scholar At Annapolis he placed 14 81 6 and 7 in Mathematics Physics Mechanical Drawing and Mechanical Processes He previously studied at Maryland Agricultural College and served as brigade adjutant among midshipmen, a high military bearing role
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin P. Page
Mra. Dudtey Page
Page
Naval Academy
Arthur P. Gorman
Academy
Young Page
Maryland Agricultura College
Military Department
Court records show mixed verdicts and indictments in circuit court
In the circuit court proceedings Mary E Batts vs Robert D Webber ended in a verdict for the defendant after a money claim from funds held for a deceased brother’s children. Ida P Sullivan and Smith Cecil sued John F Davis for notes, resulting in $293.90. Ida F Bullivan's administrators pursued $278.11 in notes against Murphy defendants. Effish Bohrman sued Joseph O Gerpand for $2000 in damages for slander. A grand jury returned 24 indictments yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olreait
Mary E. Batts
Robert D. Webber
Dourt
Joseph W. Gavar
P. B. Pampell
Oours
McSherry
Henderson
Mack
Ida P. Sullivan
Smith Cecil
John W. Sullivan
John F. Davia
George A. Pearce
Glenn H. Worthington
Ida F. Bullivan
Smith Deal
John W. Bullivan
Thomas H. Murphy
Claney E. Murphy
George A. Pearre
Brown
Boon to Give Contracts for Rail Line Reelects Directors
Stockholders of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Company meet and reelect the entire board. D. Columbus Kemp and Eames serve as senior officers with Wertheimer as second vice president and Charisa M. Wi as secretary. United States work planned at Thurmont with rights of way secured to move forward swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Frederick
Ulises Night’s Flay at City Opera House Tomorrow
A fragmentary note touts Ulises Night’s Flay and the piece Why the Wee Sacrificed as a delightful program. The City Opera House await tomorrow night with claims of clever action and an excalient ome despite garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howse
Week's Record in the Oliees of the Otrenk and Orphans Gems
A weekly ledger from September 12, 1906, lists numerous property deeds, marriages and guardianships, and court actions. Entries name owners and spouses, estates, real estate transfers in Brunswick and surrounding counties, and payments for legacies and executorships, with notices to creditors and clerical reports from the Orphans Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ¥. Mayne
John B. Brown
Eeal
County
Lesather W. Bartlett
W. Fr . MoUomas
Bresawick
Orphars
Jane Theresa Becksabaugh
Jane Theresa Zimmerman
John A. Lynch
Sophia B. Maio
Cornelive W. Bain
John T.wena Diesrd
Ese Johnson
Davia W.alter
Aston Richardson
B. Richardson
Mary E. Tritapos
Cora D. Boyer
Hanson Boyer
Rominal
Henry Grose
Josiah Gross
Jonas Gross
Eleanor Rankles
Orecatrizof
Eldred W. Rankles
Notoe
John Z. Peddicord
Firet
Jacob Rohrbach
Local Mart and Nicodemus Quote Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Local Mart and Nicodemus with garbled figures and names such as Darrel Fate and Gale of Lot. The passage references a "per" rate and a list of unclear entities including Bare Ones Cate and D. Kagtioh. Context and specifics remain unclear due to corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart
Nicodemus
Darrel
Cate
Aye
Ana Ave
Gale
Lot
D. Kagtioh
Woman's College Opens With Bright Prospects and Reforms
The Woman's College of Bates City plans to reopen on September 20 under the present administration with enrollment ahead of prior years. Improvements include renovated buildings, improved grounds, a modern drainage and electrical system, new faculty additions, and an updated organ with electric blowing device. The Conservatory of Music resumes, a normal department expands instruction for children, and four year degree programs begin, with students from Maryland to Indian Territory expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College of
Bate City
Thoreday
Balldinge
Wenle
Halle
Mise "Rath " Parker
Brooklys
N.Y
Teura Great Bhart
Danpitte
Il Barabr Aeris
Vascar
Sumber
Mt. Holyoke
Packer's Institute
Columbis University
S Cal
Bhort Cuttes
Clerenca Eddy
Munich
Germany
Josef Rheinberger
Paris
Alex
Gallmant
Hae
Worth University
Texas
Cincinnati
Chicago
Frederick
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Ohio
Illinois
Indian Territory
Atudy
Ae Stan
Conraé
Adenta
Conservatory of Music
Stanley
Woman's College
Settles With Norwood Over Rockwell Terrace Improvements
The Rockwell Terrace improvements totaled 4,487.56 with 63,291.28 paid by Mr Norwood. Aldermen Bohell Lease and Hershberger were present for a final settlement before the board. A bill of 66 newm balaves was approved for surveying by Quear B. Cobants. The board discussed selling adjoining lots but took no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
Boorwell Terrace
Funeral for John W Hoergeehelmer Held at West Patrick Street
Funeral services were conducted yesterday at 3 o'clock from the home of Mrs Benjamin Phebas on West Patrick Street. Rev Chetwake officiated with burial at Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director F Gchroeder oversaw arrangements. Mrs Elisabeth Biale Lee recovered after a long illness. notes indicate a remaining age of three years and a future interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hoergeehelmer
Hie Slater
Benjamin Phebas
Patrick Shreat Bervics
Ware
Ns Chetwake
Aca
Bousett
Meiner
Chippews Trive
Mads
Olivet
Fragmentary OCR: Local 1993 numbers unclear
Obscure data sequence shows mixed digits and letters from an old ledger. Readable items include 6,000 and 93,827 and a date fragment 29 93. The text lacks full names, places, or concrete events to identify a clear news item.
Westminster Man Jacob L Shafer is Dead
News of the State reports the death of Jacob L Shafer of Westminster. Other notes mention a fire destroying two barns at Boeard's Narrows and a suicide by inhalation at 718 North Calhona Street. A delegation urged Governor Warfield to appoint H W Dewaase to succeed late Judge Martis. A Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting planned for October 25 and a rally October 3 featuring Miss Anna Gordon are announced with calls for entertainment donations and school children to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. Shafer
Westminster
Joto B. Thompcoe
North
Calhona Stress
Baltimore
Caroline County
Warfield
H. W. Dewaase
Martis
Woman's Istian Temperance Union
Biate
Eleveral
Mise B. M. Bartgte
Acéreeved
Mim
Anna Gordon
Fredericons Mooh
United States
The Law's Grip Fines for Disturbance Case
Viola and Emma Biggas were arrested for disturbing the peace and appeared before Justice J. Freace Beall. Viola was fined $1 and Emma $2, fines paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Emma Biggas
Ialles
J. Freace Beallath
Bouma
Herrera Millinery Parlore Reopens Friday at Market Street
Local notice states Herrera Millinery Parlore at 6 Market Street opens anew Friday with new drop hay. The excerpt mentions assorted names and shops in brief, indicating a revival event and nearby merchants, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrera Millinery
Sonth Market Street
Sant Genes
Uber
Fashionable Fall Fabrics and a Local Notice Spread
A fragmented 1900s style advertisement and notices share fabric prices for fall attire including skirts, plaids, and crepe, plus local events. Mentions Dr. O. S. Highbarger Optical Specials and YMC A Building Campaign reminders. Also lists removal notices, night school, auctions, and excursion details.
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Rameau
Dijon
Andrew Mull Foote
New Bravens
Mendelssohn
Ins—Gebhard Leberecht von Bucher
Wellington
Waterloo
Wasmurever
Breas
W. Ly. Mooma, ‘Obiel
The
Weather Bureau
Deader Bros
Herrera
Parloca
Joudgs Alvey
Ap Blok
Marry Genel
Gacot
Kagok
Alec Hadigh Grondieg
Henking Minomg
Leonidas W. Bartlett
James B. Farrell
Brocewick
Leonidas W. Barlett
Otto Arnold
Branewick
Gowan B. Philpot
McClintock Young
William Githings
Knoxville
Mary J. Boddy
Rohard M. Zacharian
Couaty
Richard M. Zachhartes
Mary J. Gaser
Getate
William O Jobncoe
Bath G. Johnson
James. Wolfe
Albert M. Ebelbaugh
Charles W. Siitely
Wits
Mary Pa
Elisa B. Worke
Baward O. Shafer
Brunswick
Sto. Wa
A. Smith
Thomas E. Smith
Isaac N. Bmtth
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Staten County
Eoma E
Robert E. Habo
Annie E Porter
Conn
Marriage Licknbee
Ernest Crawford Watkine
Near Mouloir
Suasonah Sherman
Kiltooit Oley
Jobn Wesley Digga
Louies Midlin
Jacob M. Bowman
Babulasville
Bavilla
Margaret Statth
Dastald
Allen Franklin Shorald
Fraderick
Elizabeth M. Sullivan
Gear Freederick
David Louis Osrtaall
Watkersville
Rachel B Barnes
the Woman's College
Elisabeth Biale Lee Very Li
Nick Ans
Sss
Ak Peta Iecdar Siseeat
Ciren
Edb
Heipeni
Ketar
Bane ‘Sates
WBHAS
Martland
Timmerman
Retina
Oweton
News OF the
Prissw
M. Nawxan & Co
Geerling & Son
Barney B. Lanes
Béward Bowles
Joe
John Meadricksor
Alana Cat
Ogy
Bator
Ocoller
Joew Hsedbiocelor
Neidio & Miller
Unu
Seidig & Miller
Logal Mention
Y. M. C. Building Campaign Committee
J. Tmavars
Thomas
Claes
Myre
Jacob RB. Kline
Petite de Valuable
M. Bready
Baltimors & O. BR. R. Laat
Hingera
Walthcors
Ningars Falls
Pointe
Mt. Airy Washington
Josctles
Lehigh Valey
LE Mull
Cer City
B. Moullinixz
Imonce
Rodoce
Thos, P. Rice
Mrs Prior
Alfred Ritter
Ofice
S Areteclave Wercantile Busines
A. Long
Tod
North Market ST. Frederick
Petermar
W. Franklin Street
Orst
Mernstawap
Eaat Church Street
Dar Ok
Maridawiy
Lowthes Forrest
North Charles Street
Baltimore, Md
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Ob Planets Optical Specialists
Po Np
Bob Khbret
Bet Parente Ret
Begant & Knott
Nort Te theiCity Hotel
Morgan Orci
Webt-Patrice
Treet
Frederick, Mou
Byve Fcauc Om Stoves
Flame G&l Stovee
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