Personal notices of departures and visits across towns
Purely personal items report Mies Mollie Bartgis and Mies Gertrude Blumenauer leaving for New York. Others include Mrs Bettie Boteler traveling to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore and Mina Bride Birely returning from abroad. Visitors mentioned include Edward Anderson in Washington and Mrs Willard and daughters from Montana. several local residents are noted at homes on West Patrick Street and North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Mollie Bartgis
Gertrude Blumenauer
New York
Mog
Martin Luther
Fudge
Gett. of
Harridburg
Visitiog
J. W
Kirncofé
South - Market Street
Melhirling Holderatt
Western Union Telegraph Office
Melvin
Myersset
Washington
Sherif
Geo
Myers
Third Street
Harry Thompson
Mc. James
Rowe
West Patrick Street
Id Willard and Daughters
Montana
Harvey Wiles
Water Street
Bettie. Boteler
Blumenauer & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Edward Anderson
Sttchard Anderson
Mina
T. A. Dunalee
Washington, D.C
Jeffersonville
Died at Belair and county court jurors drawn
News of the state reports George B Cairnes death at Belair jurors for the October term of Somerset county circuit court were drawn Elmer Johnson is arrested in connection with the McAlister murder in Cecil county and a county Democratic convention met at Oakland nominating a ticket William Moore sentenced for perjury at Ellicott City Samuel Strouse founder of Strouse Bros Baltimore died Keedynville G A R tournament in Washington county Miss Nellie R Wooden Hampstead Bank resigns Justin E Harlow appointed resident engineer for Tome Repeal Frank Williams Republican candidate for comptroller notified by the Republican convention General J Aillagh Wilmer delivered the notification speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B.cairnes
Belair
Somerset County
Elmer Johnson
McAlister
Cecil County
Garratt ‘County
Oakland
William Moore
Ellicott City
Boye
Port Deposit
Frank
Wiliams
Wan
Aillagh
Wilmer
Unclear Referent Production at City Opera House
Fragmentary OCR reads Boel W Washburn presenting a large production of Uncle Tom's Cabin at City Opera House on Monday Eight. The text is garbled with stray letters and missing details, but suggests a staged show with attendees and performance notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vgn
the Marvel Meeting
Denocrat
City Opera House
Udder Tom's Cabin Profession
B. Peterman
Red Cross Shoes
Rosevioir & Sons Regal Roofing
Seeger & Co
W. Washburn
City Opéra House
New Year Celebrations Noted In Local Area
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a New Year celebration with unclear wording and possible references to local events and people. The readable bits indicate festive activities and community observance without concrete details or names.
Cuil Accepted and SNB Data Disputed in Aerial Charge
A disputed air data case sees Cuil Accepted and SNB facing questions over an entry about aerdows and aorta in the charge document. W.Bameh and Ethle elu thic are referenced in the fragmented text, with no clear outcome yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuil
W.bameh
Municipal Matters Reported at Regular Meeting
The Mayors and Aldermen met with most members present to review street improvements, water main requests, curb work on Maple Avenue, and drainage for East Patrick Street. Accounts were approved from National Carbon, General Electric, and several Frederick area suppliers. city repair needs included Chapel Street guttering and fencing removal near Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrill
Alfred Ritter
E. J. Hudgon
Houte
Eyard
Beritn
Atrest
Maple Avenue
Water Committee
Dicob
M. Newman
F. W
Obehasitet
East Patrick' ‘Atreet
Market Street
Middle Alley
Frederick
Wraley
Jacob Lambert
Lowenstein
East Patrick Street
Chapel
National Carbon Co
General Electric Co
Mueller Mfg. Co
Ideal Epectric Supply Co
A. G. Quynnit Co
W. D. Bowete Litter Co
Great Southern Pig
Mig.o
Frederick Iron Works
Union Manufacturing Co
Frederick Brick Works
Markell & Ford
MD. Brick & Supply Co
Burke & Keefer
G. Wm. Dansberger
Bob
Settlement Settled After Walkersville Train Tragedy
A settlement with the Northern Central Railway Company was effected for the widows and infant children of Mary V. Reddick and Mary A. Fitez, whose husbands James Reddick and Charles A. Fitez died after a passenger train struck an open switch at Walkersville on February 26, 1900. Reno Harp, attorney, stated the deal covered compensation for the loss, with no suit filed, and the case was resolved without further legal action.
Thieves raid Thurmont canneries at Carroll Street
Thieves raided Thurmont canneries on Carroll Street between midnight and 1 am Tuesday, stealing 45 chickens from Mrs George Freeze 2 from Clarence Creagill and 2 from Grayson Fogle. Clothing was also stolen from a wash line in the yards of Van Mackley and Miss Elisa Smith and from the Lester Armacust place. No clue leads to the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Thieven
Carroll Street
George Freeze
Clarence Creagill
Grayson Fogle
van. Mackley
Miss Elisa. Smith
Lester Armacust
Child's Leg Breaks In Fall At Home
Wister Street, two year old Lawia Boyer broke his leg yesterday while playing with his older brother. The injury occurred when the boy fell and his leg became caught between a wheel and a bike. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawia Boyer
John Boyer
Wister Street
Bip
Athletica and Detroit clash with unclear final score
Fragmentary report notes a game between Athletica and Detroit with a mention of Philadelphia area, but the score and key details are unreadable. No definite outcome or full team names are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletica
Detroit
Philadel
Camp Terrapta at Belt Rock Reported Capture
A garbled note describes a camp named Terrapta at Belt Rock where people caught turtles and eels. It mentions a return with seven attacked or weighed items and unclear weights in pounds, but the rest of the details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Rock
Damages One Cent in Trial of City Officials Case
A late Saturday trial involving damages claimed by plaintiff against Frederick city officials concluded with a jury award of one cent in favor of the plaintiff. The court adjourned with two more denoted cases to follow, including actions for damages to stock and services rendered during illness. Several witnesses testified as the cost to the city could reach hundreds of dollars. Judges Worthington and Motter presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Heving
H. T. Kine
Son Vis
Mayoral Alderaien
Frederick
Swe
Ict
Asacening Bie
Iainiages
Samual A.lewis
P21
Pampel
Hamaiond Uroer
Worthington and Motter
Aften
Aud
Wm. P. Mauls
Hammond Urner
John M. Belve
George
Bprioger
Doctors 1 Session Hears Talks At Montevue Visit
The semi annual meeting of the Medical and Chemical Faculty of Maryland held tensions of papers on thyroid surgery eye diseases and menstrual disorders. Dr. Randolps Winslow and Dr. James Carroll led discussions while Dr. Harry Vabriey urged a visit to Montevue Hospital and support for state care of the insane. A trip to Gettysburg was planned for Frederick County doctors after tonight sessions.
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Hotel Bradnock
Andine
Valdtpre Des
Milton
Tid Thicum
J. A. Chatand
Burgess Powell
D.m.cathell
William 3. Gardner
Sela
Upper Marlboro
B. A. Griffith
A.G. Griffit
Catonsville
Hichard B. Gundary
Eldcott City
Samuel J. Fort
Crisfield
J J. Somers
Montgomery County
Ofeom Pikeaville
H. Lew Naylor
Bryantown
L. C. Carried
Buckeystown
Buckeyatown
Frederick County Medical Society
Randolph Winslow
Ballimory
N.W. Owe By
Baltimore
W. BuCornell
Frederick County
Dan
Montevue
Femelon
Peregrine Toth
Hagerstown
Emil Novak
Vidal
F. V.beltler
Bright
J. K. Hirshberg
Gettys Burg
Frederick
Thurtmont
Thur
In Law Grips Local Youths and Other Vigil
Report from the town with multiple brief cases. David Orsar and John Jones, both about 14, were fined $10 each after a night-time mud throwing incident on Market Street near the Franklin Savings Bank, with Night Watchman Adan Uruchay aiding in their capture. Other youths faced charges including attempted robbery, drunkenness, and riding illicitly on a railroad car, with varied penalties and paroles granted by Justices Eckstein, Franela, and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Orsar
John Jones
Market Street
Franklin, Savings ‘Bank
Adan Uruchey
King
Sary
Lee
John ‘Franela-Bonith
Wiillas
Brightwell
Smith
Panole
John Mueir
Eugene Smith
Charles F. Flory
Thin City
H. Eckstein
Widow Exally J Reindollar Dies at 82 in Taneytown
Mrs Exally J Reindollar widow of David Reindollar died at her Taneytown home Thursday night aged 82 after years of ill health. She leaves a son Edward E Reindollar and two daughters Mrs Edine Jones of Taneytown and Mrs Sarah Hull of the West. Funeral services were Sunday at 11 a.m. at her home with burial in Grace Reformed Church Cemetery. Rev D J Wolf officiated. C C Fuse was funeral director.
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Urs
Emily-J
Reindolear
Exally J. Reindollar
David’ Reindollar
Taneytown
Rein- Tite
Irs
Reindollar
Iteshew
Edward
Reindolar
Tern
Eodine' Jones
Sarah Hull
Grace Reformed Torm
D. J. Wolf
Grace ‘Reformed “Church
C. “C. Fuse
Sunday School Class Picnic At Braddock Heights
Dr Henry Raabe of the Lutheran Sunday School led a class picnic at Braddock Heights yesterday. Many class members attended and reports indicate a very enjoyable day. Returning in the evening, attendees viewed a log picture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Raabe
Lutheran Sunday School
Braddock Heighta
Claea
Odd Fetlow's Mesting at a Well Attended Meet
A scrambled report notes an interesting meet attended by Odd Fetlow and others. The text mentions a playful misreading of names and a focus on sighting or timing aspects, with general observations on events and attendance.
Services to be held this evening at 748 oliouk street
Fragmentary text reports a service to be held this evening at a street address 748 oliouk. The legible portion hints at a communal or religious gathering but lacks clear names, organizations, or event specifics due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliouk
Resignation Sparks Debate Over Society Work
A society member resigned claiming insufficient duties justified her salary. The group consulted the Frederick County Medical Society, which advised focusing efforts on education rather than continuing paid employment. The discussion centered on appropriate tasks and long term strategies for the society’s goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Fréderick County Medical Society
Medical Society
Uclsty Lind
Local college shorthand class and community notices
The notice lists a Woman’s College shorthand and typewriting class with evening sessions at 7 PM and enrollment via the College Library. It mentions Braddock High carnival on Thursday night, September 30, and local price changes for pork by Frederick butchers. It also advertises baking flour, bread quality, a Frederick Driving Club event, preaching services, and Cracker brand flour details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
Reverend Page Milburn Named Professor at Melrose College
Rev Page Milburn former pastor of many churches in Baltimore and Washington has left Washington state to take a professorship at Melrose College an institution of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the West He was noted for his three years of service in the capital region and will assume duties as professor of moral theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Milburn
Milburn
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Han
Washington State
Mer
Press Oeble
Weat
Inieslayan Pollege
Mecmatet Epiacopal Church
Democratic Rally and Evening Meeting at Braddock Heights
Local notice invites Democrats to a tonight gathering at Braddock Heights Casino. Speakers include Ritter and others discussing the Constitutional Amendment and Democratic lectures. Tonight at 8 o'clock, with dancing and entertainment afterward.
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Hesdq
Uscern
N Lo
South
Sad
Rembher
Fred ‘Ritter
Eng
Braddock Heights
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Sessa
Maryland ‘Physicians
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Mike
Ben Be
Breddock
Ellen LaMotte
Cinta Viaieg Nutes
Nutes
Mdia Permeire
Otte Wall
Cele
Dlacusaton
Fok Pisonper
Phn
Stanton
Cok C
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A 'Ei Atsem
Woman's College
Model
Randaite
Dee Peau Feria
Sau Saviuu Banka
Fuurer
Biems
Ruth
Cous
Tnatitiathin
P. Hice
Erty Wesley
Eappesid
Ite
Ita Pa
Trong
Oh Ete Agate
Neidig
Muller
Funeral Direotom
Vhederick, MD
Brata Op Manieann
Covner
Rer
G. Hormerman
Tha Kbove
GM M. Sone
Cnr
Miller
Bérau
Hermes
Aigabs
Battis Hotell
Hac
Neah
Benwaline
Elneh
Bos
Neidio. & Mills
Charles
L. Weave
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BEAL
Pat
G. Tritapoe
Randal
Markat
Ieee
Etteet
Frederick City
B. Thomas
Feedan
Cramer
Realgehrate
Rane
Mortgauey
Cramer As
Stause
Arcane
Bethy Ene Balck
Beth
Teratry i
Qalthersbung
Mermeatcries Fendt
C. 7
K. Young
Seer Dieierven
Sure Stern
Trapericr
Braddock Highte Casino
Abnounioes
Ight
Exactine
Baking Co
Bente Bat
Aid Misao
Church of Oe Brethren
I Quran. & Co
Barrick
Valentine
Rocky
Baki
Cratumman
Breadie
Gies Braddock Het
Rome
Pathe
Atone Rey
Sity
Recs
Fine Music
Ron Aes
All Who
Clasees
Aril &E
Atian Cary ‘Dale
Entetielaments Abs
Re Peete
Pe W. Ritchie
Redericy, Md
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