Fragmentary state notices mix with local events and injuries
Scattered items report a racing accident in Cambridge and a lightning strike at Mrs Annie Campbell’s Gaventh farm, plus a horse injury, a river rescue, and a sewerage bid of 8612.46. Other notes cover a three day Annapolis medical meeting, tobacco pests in Prince George’s county, and a church service at Havre de Grace.
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Cambridge
Patchett
Easton
Deniton
Indiana
Anna
Polis
Island Navy
Phiadelphis
Glvoust
Alleghany County
Palegted
Hagerstown Fair
Cban
Coutreville
Pooed Sewerage
Maryland
Annapolis
Cumberlain’s
Annie
Campbell
Gaventh
Ceuil County
Grabrowski
Cumvenand
Young Men's, Christian Association
Prince George's
Elizabeth “Ann Hudgon
Tobias “Tuciioh
John B. Hanna
Republican
State, Central
Con Suittec
Fis
Beloit, High
Rothers
J. Frederick
Dgstua
Hering
Augustus Stabler
Wentuiln
Sick List From Frederick Area Hinges on Local Hospital
Reports from Frederick and vicinity show Dr. Frank H. Hedges confined to his home by illness. Stephen Smith, operated at City Hospital for cancer and quite ill. Mrs. Oliver Madeley critically ill with typhoid fever at City Hospital. Ira Wiles of Water Street threatened by typhoid fever, stricken weeks ago, now improving at City Hospital.
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Frank H. Hedges
Stleve Smith
City Hospital
Oliver
Madeley
East South Street
Ira “Wiles
Feram
Outbuilding Fire Suspected Arson Near Farm
A small farm outhouse burned and is suspected to have been set by an incendiary. Firefighters quickly extinguished the flames using a bucket brigade before more damage occurred. Authorities note a missing number and a delivery wagon was not involved.
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D.brit
Beef Barons Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
Chicago dispatch reports that twelve large beef packers are expected to be indicted by the Federal grand jury this afternoon.
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Dispatch
Chicago
Endangered Alabama Singing Contract Could Be Cancelled
Protesters at the News ton Mass venue target a singing contract with Cava Hlerl’s, threatening cancellation amid strong patron objections and uncertain terms.
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al. Dispatch
Ton
Mass
Owwlig
Mapy
Cava
Hlerl's
Murderer commits suicide by fall, August date
A reported case states a person named Wagner, described as a wife, died by suicide this morning in the fall. No other details are provided about location or circumstances.
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Wagner
Daring Hold Up on Highway Ends with Loot
Three men robbed in a highway ambush as two armed men with a revolver seized six hundred dollars from the automobile. Police pursue suspects as the victims recount the incident.
Court records reveal deeds and licenses in Frederick area
In the Orphan Court and Circuit Court offices, property deeds record W c Brandenburg and wife transferring to Ralph I Brandenburg for 8626 dollars. George A. Pearre Jr transfers real estate to Jessie Ambush for 800 dollars. Marriage licenses list several couples including Chester Kesselring and Edith Reed, Alva Gladhill and Mary Fry, Kenith Burkitt and Sarah Swope, Robert Wright Jr. and Muriel Denison. An inventory of David A Byers estate and Calvin O Hoffman filings appears, with Jacob Hoffman named administrator.
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MIM
W.c Brandenburg
Ralph I. Brandenburg
George A. Pearre,Jr
Jessie Ambush
Chester R. Kesselring
Frederick
Edith E. Reed
Thurmont
Alva Newton Gladhill
Baltimore
Mary Julia. Fry
Lander
Kenith E. Burkitt
Washington
Sarah E. Swope
Robert L. Wright, Jr
Muriel L. Denison
Hagerstown
David A. Byers
Calvin O. Hoffman
Jacob Hoffman
Cadet Corps Reorganized at Frederick High School
Frederick High School cadet corps reorganized for the coming season with new officers elected from eleventh grade led by Captains Johnson and Sappington and First Lieutenant Quynn. Tenth grade officers include Sergeants King Sunday Bugler Kidd and corporals Myers Thomas Duvall Kemp Shaw Grove.
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Johnson
D. Sappington
Leutenant
A.quynn
Haifleigh
E. Zeigler
L. Rice
C. Burger
W. Witter
D. Hendrickson
Shirley
White
Shaw
Fisher
Byler
R. Bargee
Rothenhoefer
Bugler
W. Solt
Serjeants
King
Sunday
Kidd
Myers
Thomas
Duvall
Kemp
Grove
City Health Officer August report lists births and deaths
August health totals show births 17 with white and colored breakdowns and deaths 24 with race and sex details. Leading causes include carcinoma cellulitis tuberculosis cholera infantum typhoid and other diseases. contagious diseases reported include typhoid fever with four cases.
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Kia J. McCurdy
Social World Ind Scription Dance at Braddock Heights
A pleasant social dance was held in the pavilion on Braddock Heights Saturday night organized by Miss Frances Longcope of Baltimore. About a dozen couples attended as members of the Braddock Heights Orchestra provided music. County officials report a fire destruction of coupons valued at up to twenty thousand five hundred eleven dollars and twenty three cents in front of the courthouse, covering interest on a bonded debt for parts of 1900, full year 1907, and portions of 1908 and 1909.
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Havre
Baltimore
Arthur
Herring
State
Susanne
William E
Westminster
Holland
Browning
Maryland Homeopathic Hospital
Maryland Mouss
Lankford
Braddock, Heights
Frances Longcope
Braddock "Heights
The
Tausic
Ceourt House
Kindergarten Opens at Gospel Mission on West Patrick Street
The Kindergarten will open Wednesday afternoon at 1 45 o clock at the Gospel Mission on West Patrick Street. It will be open every afternoon except Saturday and will be in charge of Miss Phillips.
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Weet
Patrick
the Gospel Mission
West Patrick Street
Miss. Phillips
Correction to Union Manufacturing article title
The Saturday News notes a miscaption stating Thomas Ll. Zimmerman as manager of the office. the actual article identifies John L. Johnson as managing superintendent of the plant.
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Union’ Manufacturing Company
Thomas Ll. Zimmerman
John.l. Johnson
Two Actresses Engaged to Desert For Matrimony
London reports Captain Frank Cary of Devonshire will marry popular actress Miss Burke while Miss Pauline Chase is set to wed Nicholas Jervis Wood of London club circles. Both couples to marry in New York in January as gossip connects Miss Burke and Miss Chase to prominent engagements.
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New York
Mills
Bliine Burke
Roent
Devonshire
London
Frank Cary
Pauline, Chase
Nicholas
Jervis Wood
Nikko”Wood
Gail
Arm Torn Off In Saw Mill Accident Near Summitville
Frank Harding, a young farmer from near Summitville, attempted to start a saw mill when the flywheel suddenly pulled his coat sleeve. His right arm was ripped from the socket and found hanging on the flywheel after others stopped the machine.
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Anderton
Frank Harding
Summitville
Tobacco sale nets twenty five thousand dollars in dispute
In Lancaster on September 12 a tobacco deal between EUL Niss Jey and C J Lederman ended with the court ordering the sale of 809 cases. The auction drew many buyers from eastern cities, yielding a net of about $25,000 that is impounded by the court pending final adjudication. A separate item from Orange New Jersey reports a third story window incident where a Polish girl recovering a canary fell but escaped injury after landing on her feet.
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Lancaster
Eul. Niss- Jey
C. J. Lederman
Orange
N. J
Jacob Hodes
Roosevelt on West tour unchanged aims in Saratoga fight
Colonel Roosevelt arrives at Oyster Bay after a West coast journey. He expects a hard battle over a progressive ticket and predicts a bitter campaign regardless of winning at Saratoga. He plans to stay connected with state affairs and meet letters from supporters.
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jOysternBay
West
Cole
Saganore Hill
Roosevelt
Duthix Atoor
Nga
Phe
Vesan
Saratoga
Barnes
Baratoga
Barnes-Woodruff-Wadsworth
Old Guard
Jarney City
Karl
Harold
Oyster Bay
Tha. Hill
Glace
Rey
Lyman “Abbott
Papal Legate Near Collapse at Eucharistic Congress
In Montreal on September 12 more than 100000 attendees formed the closing procession of the twenty first Eucharistic Congress. Cardinal Yanoutelli, bearing the monstrance, appeared exhausted and nearly collapsed near the end, with many dignitaries needing assistance along the route to Fletcher's Field.
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Montreal
Flaco
d‘Armes
Fletcher
Cardinal
Yanaoutelli
Notre Dame
Emony
Alnot
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
Baseball scores across leagues show Athletics losing to Betington 3 2 in Philadelphia. Boston beats New York 6 3 in the first game with Wood Kielnow and Criger among batters. Cleveland defeats Detroit 15 3, St Louis takes Chicago 7 2, and Saint Louis and Chicago split with 13 11 in the late game. Eastern League Newark tops Baltimore 10 2, Jersey City sweeps Providence, and standings list Rochester Buffalo Toronto Montreal and others. Miss Florence Pardee, daughter of ex governor Pardee, dies in auto accident near Corte Madera California.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Betington
Batterles
Morgan
Livingstone
Johnson
Bockendorf
Boston
New York
Ford
Pweeney
Chcoltts
Smith
Sollins
Madde
Noworiga
Wood
Kielnow
Uinn
Caldwall
Criger
Cleveland
Detroit
Suromers
Schmidt
Harkness
Falkenberg
St Louis
Chicago
St. Lois
Langs
Scott
Palty
Malloy
Stephn Louis
National League
Clue
Baton
Philadel
Pat
Batterles Barger
Argon
Moren
Gulp
Doolinklyn
BaterigaLaid
Gibson
Attiw Ork
Bos
Foot
Batterles—Crandall
Myers
Schle
Mattern
Brown
Burke
Mathewson
Curtin
Graham
Cincinnati
Bt. Louis
Batterings
Stacley
Phelps
Burns
Rowan
Clarke
Pittsburg
Batterles Cate
Camnitz
Ibsott
St. Louis
Batterlea
Golston
Harmon
Gasper
McLean
Clube
W.ts
L. B.C
Fittabrg
N.york
Brookin
Philada
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Firatsgawe
Providence
Jerey
City
Beeand
LAP G.W
BC ‘Rocate
Buffalo
Montr’l
Toronto
Pardee
Ban Rafael
Cal
Florence Pardee
California
Swas
Corte
Madera
Floral Conundrums and a Botanical Riddle Friendship Tale
A playful diary-like recounting how a Brooklyn woman and narrator used botanical clues to pass time during vacation. They exchanged floral riddles via letters and a map of plant features, confirming the riddles with a reference book and enjoying shared, profitable quiet moments during travels.
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Brooklyn
Couras
Slater
Porto Riso's Trade Surges in Last Year
Trade statistics show Porto Riso recording strong growth with shipments from the United States and other nations. Analysts note a 44 percent rise in port commerce and predict total trade nearing 135 million next year due to increased tobacco cultivation and higher rents.
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Porto’ Riso
United
Porto Telco
Cuntoniers
Povern Inrertal Statietion Experta
Iand
Porto
United States
Bolivia
Colini+ hin
Gorta
The
Doulton
Republic
Brazil
Amer Tea
Unclear fragmentary text from historical source
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places such as Chicago, New York, and 20 000 members. References a female figure, a headquarters, and return from England. Content is garbled with broken phrases and missing context.
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Chicago
Boules
New York
Englgnit
al- Miley
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Boye’ High School
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Raleigh News, and Observer
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