Disjointed 18th Century News Notes and Astronomical Items
Fragmentary historic items include New York capture by British in a long delayed 1704 battle on Long Island, note John Witherenson a preacher who died born 1862, and a list of military surrender events. Also blurs of 1907 Admiral John Grimes Walber obituary, plus astronomy trivia about Mercury and the Moon’s distance.
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Sikayes
New York City
J . Long Island
Stefoat
John Withereppon
New Jersey
Borm
Dizon A. Miléa
John: Grimes
Wal Ber -A
Bookkeeper Wanted and Local Advertisements
Classified notices show a bookkeeper position advertised with pay around 500. Additional ad mentions a meat market tonight and a canine party at 238 N Market St Fleur. Other listings salute local businesses and services including Lowenstein and Wertheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookkeeper
Deak
Market St. Fleur
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Personal Notices of Travel and Return for Various Residents
A long list of individuals including Mr. Harry G Trilappe Missca Nannie and Dorm Mantz Mrs George Still and others travel to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Lexington Va for business or visits. Several residents return home from Lancaster Baltimore Quebec Quebec City and Canada trips. Names include H Gallbril East Third Street Javier Michael H Dorsey Etchigot Rev John Gilde and Miss Ruth Hagin.
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Harry G. Trilappe
New York
Missca Nannie
Dorm Mantz
Philadelphia
George Still
Bax
Staunton Military Academy
Staunted
John Gilde
Willatorea Bucketateeghy
Thomas ?. Rice
East Fourth Street
Lancaster
Charles Biggs
Pittsburg
Mies
Ruth Hagin
North “Market Strpet
Baltimore
William Lanxman
Washington, D.C
Slater
Ae Fannie Steward
East Thred Stree
Javier Michael
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
C. H Eckatein Haa
Luzon
Franklin
Chilton
Washington, B. C
Haiter
South
Nellie Echloff
Pigentnen
Teresa Skelly
Washington, D. C
Ae ‘Caveral
Birk
PDA -Cubanehath
Market
Atecot
Mire
Mary Crawford
St. Louis
Liatie Rhodes
Indidonpolia
Ind
Ey “Houck
Bear
Fedgaville
Frinity Monthly Aldermen Meeting Postponed Tonight
The Saint Brien district notes a delayed Feghlar monthly meeting with Aldermen rescheduled for 7:30 PM. Rev. Dr. Freeman and Charles Rinehart are slated to speak with a local program including performances by Dixon and Reddy Dorson.
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Locaan
Thonise Freeman
Dixon “Ail
Odd-Pellawahip Saari aSee
Charles Rinehart
Reddy
Dorson
Sabie
Fairgrounds Expands Exposition Space and Comfort
Organization plans major upgrades for the fair including a larger machinery display area of over an acre, a new public comfort station, and a metal roof on the dog house for poultry display. Improvements in the household department will showcase extensive needlework. Running mule races with purses totaling 5100 will be added, and many inquiries suggest a stronger fair than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koreca
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Howard
Carroll
Postmaster General Boosts Registry Fee to Ten Cents
The Postmaster General signs an order raising registry fee from eight to ten cents to take effect in November. The action follows a committee report and registry experts’ views from Washington. The order also increases maximum liability for lost or rifled registered letters from $25 to $40, expanding insurer coverage.
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Postminster Gandal’ Hitchcock
Washington
Ita
Brarich
Saya
Purported Interview on Suffrage Amendment Support
Fragmented remarks from Governor Edwin Warfield in Baltimore advocate support for a suffrage amendment to be voted on by the people. He claims consistency with earlier positions and asserts protections for rights. discusses registration officers and fears of a one party state. Also notes Maryland Medical Society meeting with informal reception and smoker ahead of formal address by T. C. Routneo of Buckeystown.
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Edwin Warfield
Baltimore
Ratiféation
Watfield
Mia Uigg
Maryland
Medical ‘Society
Begla
Darelock
T. C. Routneo
Buckeystown
Feeierick
County Medieal Society
Maryland Immigrant Settlement Drives Farm Growth
The State Bureau of Immigration reports over 1,000,000 brought into Maryland this year by residents from other states and countries. New settlers seek farming, land purchases, and local posts, with some investing up to 40 000 dollars. communities anticipate rising demand for farmland and improved roads.
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Subimieston
Marrland
Idénta
Maryland
Asia
Westien
Shirylwod
Northwest
Severou
Chaysfeel
Andyratti
Baele
Lothaly
Three Twins Delights at City Opera House Show
The City Opera House offered a strong program headlined by Three Twins with Florine Streatwind in a highlight. The performance featured lively dance numbers, graceful dancing by Miss Siveathiwn, striking scenery, and impressive mechanical effects, backed by music and strong vocals from Elizabeth Carnolly.
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City Opera House
Dulfer
Yania Miu
Molly Summers
Ing
Atd
Wawerd
Wade
Thomex
Whitten
Rand
Harry” Schumann-Hérik
Lizabeth Carnonly
Opera House
Metz
Ireland
Tln
Quiet Wedding Promises New Mrs Sandford in Baltimore Area
Notices of a upcoming Sept 22 wedding between Nellie Tees and Leo Sandford appear amid local society items. The groom’s family ties to public service and a notable Baltimore teaching background for Miss Fleming surface alongside a later Ramsburg Remick marriage at Adamatown with plans to travel to Atlantic City before settling back in Baltimore.
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Wed
Nellie’ Tees
Robert Tyson
Macner
Ee Roe Montague, Niéze
Fithgua
Virginia
Sandford
B. i. Bo
JARR
Remsburg
Calvin F. Ramsburg
Adamatown
Remabo
Barr
Baltingre
Adimatuw
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Opening of Frederick College Enrollment Expands
Enrollment at Randolph-Macon College rises with many boarding students. Principal J. Lewie Koonts and Prof. C. E. Hawks discuss enrollment growth as advertising boosts business.
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Frederick Aes
Frederick Cole
Rae Lewie Koonts
Randolph-Micon College
C. E.hawks
Jenka Bates College
Marine
Arrests and Held Suspect After Robbery Call in Lewistown
Officers detain a man described as belligerent and erratic who demanded money from several people and threatened to kill. He was jailed for a hearing after claiming prior confinement in a Pennsylvania penitentiary. Gossnell, an employee of the G and PL Telephone Co, was assaulted during a separate incident before a man with a pistol appeared. no weapon was found on the suspect and authorities conveyed the suspect for processing.
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Ile
Warda
Tartauhy Grove
Lewistown
Penonylviola
John Francis Smith
William C. Gosnell
Ziegro
Gosnell
Fréederivte
Goativll
Local political moves and resignations noted in county report
The report highlights nomination activity in Queen Anne's county with a proposed partial ticket by Evitna, a noted Allégany county farmer, and a convention at Princess Anne. Denton residents push town improvement funding and contracts around $10,000. County clerk Edward Onward resigns, and Deinderavic is named nominee for clerkship. County convention plans and candidate mentions appear throughout.
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Queen Anne
Michael Evitna
Allégany County
Somerad Charity
Republicia
Princess, Anne
Denton
Morula
HalGmege
Ablo Rail
Edward
Tise
Deinderavic
Enrollment Event At Woman's College Chapel Tomorrow
Readable fragments indicate students enrolling at a four year college. An opening exercise will be held tomorrow morning at the chapel with parents alumni and friends invited to attend.
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Pioletinel Seignata Wartan's College
Ray Woman's College
Aire
Isi vi
Big Real Estate Deal Ties Up Frederick County Land
Messrs Mary Smoot and heirs sold about 1000 deres of land in Washington Junction Frederick County for 80000 dollars to Frank E Stoner of Stoner and Weinkeng. Paxson Virginian plans to settle on the land. testimony heard in circuit court as proceedings continued. A separate note reports G Mantz Besant enlarging property at Red Bank Street near Centennial Memorial Church.
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Mary Smoot
Farnia
Tad
Uel
Washington’ Junction
Thia County
Frank’e. Stoner
Stoner & Weinkeng
Paxson
G. Mantz Besant
Centennial Memorial B
Wien
Through Cara From porhebit Held Reg Cate Car
A fragmented report mentions Cara from porhebit and Reg Cate car tied to a scene at an alien station. No clear events or outcomes are established in the legible text.
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Cara
Reg Cate
Alien Cod Heather
Unreadable OCR Text Produces Brief Fragmentary Item
Fragmentary readable lines hint at a brief newspaper item with uncertain names and places. The readable portion suggests a short note or notice without clear event, date, or involved organizations.
Death of Mrs Sallie Sappington at Libertyetown
Mrs Sallie Sappington, 73, died last night at her Libertyetown home of consumption. She leaves two half brothers Elder Ged KK Sappington of Johanville and E J Sappington of this city. Funeral Friday at 10 from St. Peter's Catholic church with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Mibe Balise
Gayrington
Sallie
Sappington
Libertytown
Ged
Johanville
Local notices mix social events and ads in Frederick
The item lists a city social scene with a Lake View attraction, Thursday night skating and music, a theater production, and a Friday market scene. It notes Odd Fellows Frederick City No 100 inviting members to a meeting with general fellowship and entertainment outlined.
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Lake View
Frederick City No. 100
Renan
Acx
A. Lannie
Woman's College Shorthand and Typing Classes Start Monday
The School of Shorthand and Typewriting at the Woman's College opens Monday at 7 p.m. under Mae Hagen an experienced instructor. The Pitman shorthand system will be taught and other departments available for study. details at the college beginning Wednesday.
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Woman's College
Migs
Mae Hagen
Pitman
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