Astronomical Events and Local Notices Highlight Daily News
A readable fragment from THE DAILY NEWS mentions astronomical events including moonrise times and planetary positions. It also lists city notices such as Pieters Wanted, For Rent, For Sale and various shop advertisements, with references to local businesses and sales offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opéra House
Pieters
Ture & Co
Craner Stauffer
Messuare
Rodeck & Co
Petsicoats
Personal notices from Hanover travel and health
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. Guy Ruprecht attends the Hanover Fair. Constable Lewis TP, Carter at Cus Koctin Switch Young on business. Fred and Robert Shipley visiting friends in Brunswick. Judge Motter in Atlantic City to recuperate. Rohrback family back from Seattle. P. Samuel Notpagle visiting relatives near Jefferson. Walter Duvall to Mercesburg to attend college. Meears Wilson Schley and William James vacationing in Philadelphia. Johnson family returned from Ocean City. Master Hewitt Knodett from Pennsylvania to Cumberland Valley State Normal School. Lee Ondeman to Lexington Virginia to Washington and Lee University. Lewia Lambright accepted at Murray Lambert parlors. Delaplaine and Quynn returned from Wisconsin. Ashton and Griera Kruger visiting, returned. Emma White extending visit to Morton, Philadelphia, Lancaster, Littlestown. Oscar L Nickels spending days with father A. Luther Nickels. Delaplaine resumes studies at Washington and Lee. Ida Goodale returned home to Cliden, D. C. Goodale made many friends. John Peebles from Lonaconing leaving for Frederick to place daughter in abroad. Rufus Zimmergies of Lithle Kiln in city for business. wagon accident on sugar corn damaged right foot. Edna Baker and Josephine Schaeffer of Tharmont. E. G. Th in New Oxford. Mrs. ELC. Bte of Hanover. Wm. A. Lough and daughter Zora of Dixon, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Flickinger. Misses Mary and Neva Cutshall. Gale Cutshall of Woodsboro visiting A. Ay Lough’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ruprecht
Lewis TP
Carter
Cus Koctin
Fred
Robert Shipley
Brunswick
John C. Motter
Han Gond
Allantic City
Jacob Rohrback
Seattle
Wash
P.samuel Notpagle
Jefferson
Walter Duvall
Mercersburg
Meears
Wilson
Schley
William James
Philadelphia
John L. Johnson
East
Patrick Street
Ocean City
Hewitt Knodett
Pennsylvania
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Lee Ondeman
Third Street
Lexington
Washington Nd ‘Lee University
Lewla Lambright
Tongerial
Murray Lambert
South Market
John Quynn
Wiahia West
Ashton
Girrea Kruger
Columbia
Emma White
East Fourth
Morton
Lancaster
Littlestown
Oscar L. Nickels
Scenery Hill
Washington County
A. Luther Nickels
East Church Street
Wm. T. Delaplaine
West Second Street
Washington and Lee University
Ida Goodale
Mise
Margaret Sherald
Cliden
D. C
Mise Goodale
John Peebles
Lonaconing
Eateria
Frederick
Ntherland
Rufus R. Zimmergies
Lithle Kiln
Zimmerman
Edna Baker
Josephine Schaeffer
Tharmont
E. G. Th
New Oxford
Elc. Bte
Hanover
North Market Street Clean-Up by Corporate Authority
Brief items note that North Market Street, north of Third, is being cleaned by corporate authorities. A work crew at Oni Works near Le Vienent is mentioned, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text. activity appears tied to municipal maintenance and street improvements.
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North Market Street
Third
R. M
Sores Holding
William Mereceene Sor
Oni
le Vienent
Court action recaps multiple Montgomery cases in Edger County
The circuit court convened with cases including William Brewer vs Edger C. Baker over a horse sale and a $4885.10 payment dispute tied to New Market school contractors. Other progress included Joseph Bussard vs D Joshua Wachtel and John H. Shank, plus a seduction-related suit by Dinterman against Grover Barton with a $58 judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Bussard
Joshua Wachtel
John Il. Shank
New Market School
Dodeird
Walltantet
Térman
Grover C. Barton
Ruil
Dittermah
Mr. Hurtan
Tip Elaughter
K. Dinterman
Courinel
Plaintif
Winerton Buckey
Coblenuty
Jand Waters
Death notices from Montevue Hospital and local town
The section lists multiple obituaries including William Fox aged 2 at Montevue Hospital and residents from Ladiesburg and Bromitsburg. Also noted are Richard Bowhan aged 80 and Daniel Kelner with brief death details and funeral arrangements. Louis A Baker aged 9 dies at home 234 Park Avenue. funeral and requiem at the Cathedral planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William For
William Fox
Montevue
Hoses Yeslerney
Hospitalie Ay
Ladiesburg
Lewio
A. F. Baker
Lewia A. Baker
Bromitsburg
County
Park Avenue
Ttimore
Bonnie Hre
A Permanent Mer chante' Business Association Organized
A permanent organization of the Mer chante' Business and Professional Men's Association of Fregerick was elected last night in the cognedl chamber of the Saget am Alte Ausdcintion Out. Officers elected include Casper I. Cline as President and ea A. Castle as Vice President with Frange I. K. Mottet as secretary. Executive committee members named are Staub Haller Coatle Fees, Markey, Hahn, Kemp, Brows Eichelberger Mati and Ray Moor Ford. The group will work with the mercany tile agency in Pittsburg and will meet quarterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchante’ Business and Professional Men's Association of
Fregeri¢k
Saget Amt Alte
Aste Seelbed
Alctaabven
S. Mercanytile Agency
Pittsburg
Casper I. Cline
Ea A
Colored Folks Dance at Nazarite Hall Attended by Large Crowd
A Colored Folks' Dance at Nazarite Hall on West All Sainte street drew a large crowd last night with nearly a hundred from Ha geratown traveling by a special trolley car. An echo of the event lay in three empty beer bottles found on the Union Hospital porch this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxley
Colored ‘Organisation
Hiast Wo
Nazarite Hall
All Sainte’ Street
Hageratown
Union Hospital
Sours Water Woes Prompt Caution From Officials
In the drought threatened period, residents were urged to conserve water with warnings about extended dry conditions. Authorities emphasized extreme care to prevent waste and to stretch limited supplies amid uncertain drought duration.
Funeral for Mr John Marken Held at Local Church
Funeral services were held for Mr John Marken who died recently. The ceremony took place at a Protestant Episcopal church with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Marken
Ieee
Wey
Mon
Protestant Tant
Eplecopal
Local Tear Wins At Athletes Park Yesterday
Local teams competed at Athletes Park with the top squad defeating an opponent by a large margin. Spectators saw standout plays from Fred Bampeon and Rhine, with Harrerstown and Darrew Brom also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lek
Athlets Park
Fred
Bampeon
Hagerstown
Darrew
Woman's College Opens With Noted Commencement Tone
Opening exercises at the Woman's College drew many students and visitors to Cullge Hall for devotion and welcome addresses by Rev. Dr. E B Bochbach and Rev. Ue C Fo Steck. President Apple outlined the college's life and a prompt start, as faculty prepared for a strong year with heating upgrades, annex readiness, and an advancing athletic field project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Sluman
Cullgo Hall
EB. R. Bochbach
Ue. C. Fo Steck
Lutheran Church
Apple
Remoe
Hne
Tie Ene Lite
Bright Hert
Tgs
State notes on Gate to escort Cardinal Gibbons and local events
A committer plans to gate New York for Cardinal Gibbons escort to Ballitore. Col W S andr B B Powell hosted a luncheon for Howard county bench and bar. Mrs Ann Summers Barber mother of ex Congressman Issac A Barber dies in Easton. Queen Anne's auditors release a cautious county finances report. Rev Chesley Gantt rector at Port Deposit dies at Blackistons St Marys. State Medical and Chirurgical Faculty at Ocean City endorses state care of the insane. Albert Johnson colored escapes from Hagerstown jail and vanishes in nearby cornfield while pursued by a Peter Pan automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Ballitore
Autographed Nation Figures Honored by Frederick Y M C A
The Frederick Y M C A received autographed photographs of national leaders including President Roosevelt, William J. Bryan, Charles E. Hughes, Taft, Cortelyou, and George F. Tibbits. The frames match the building’s woodwork and hang in the library of the Boys’ Department. A match play series at the Y M C A Wing Alleys will begin next week with ten teams of five captains listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Chas. E. Hughes
New York
Wm. H. Taft
Geo. B. Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Young Men’s Christian Association
Frederick
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Boye’ Department
Inter-State
Y.mc.a
George F. Tibbitta
Sntire
Win
D. Zhametmah
Lester Smith
Eichelberger
C. Johnson
J. P. Tyler
Jos
H. Apple
Harry Haller
D.J. Markey
J. Travera Thomas
C. Albert Gilson
Hymeneal and Engagement Notices From Local Society
The Misses Hat and Miss Lacy announce engagements with Arthur Kreh and George Rumpf while Wilhelm and Lloyd are wed in Brunswick. The notices name families and dates, highlighting upcoming marriages and ceremonies.
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Ton
Philip T. Hall
Adeleta
Mary Hat
Poe Arthur T. Kreh
Charles F. Krew
George RK. Rumpfasd
Stie Lacy
Sanith
Tate
Wilhelm—Lloyd
Joseph Wilhelm
Isshel May Llod
Brunswick
Branswick
J. W. McNeil
Adamstown Sheriff Reports Varied Potatoes In Trade
City official H. B. DeGra notes a selection of large white potatoes weighing about 7 percent pounds in recent trade. The report highlights several varieties and compares sizes amid local market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. DeGra
Adamstown
Barn raising planned at Three Spring Farm
Mr Howard Astputt will host a barn raising at his farm known as the Three Spring Farm near Adam tomorrow. The barn dimensions will be 0 by 100 feet with Mr William E Hendrickson of Urbana as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Astputt
Three Spring Farm
Adam
Wm. E. Hendrickson
Urbana
FATAL HOUSE FIRE CLAIMS LIFE OF 78 YEAR OLD MRS HOLMES
Mrs Caroline Holmes aged 78 died about two hours after her clothes caught fire in her home near Horton in Catoctin Mountain. Her daughter Mrs Sarah Jackson inside the house extinguished the flames before full burns. It is unclear if the fire was accidental or intentional possibly linked to her smoking a pipe. Funeral held at Grosanickle Church with Elder John M Busgard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Holmes
Sarah Jackson
Catoctin Mountain
Horton
Holmes
Ellerton
John M. Busgard
Freshdest Vice President Title and Unclear Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text provides names and titles but lacks coherent event details or context to form a complete news item. The readable elements include references to Freshdest and Vice President or similar titles, with garbled surrounding words. No verifiable actions, dates, or locations are present.
Fire damages girder at county official’s home
A fire was found burning the girder over the fireplace at County Commissioner H. Milton Kefauver’s North Market Street home. Firemen extinguished it quickly. origin unknown. Smoke escaped through the chimney with flames burning overnight. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Milton Kefauver
Narket Street
Middletown Farm Sales Include 125 and 150 Acres
John W. Beachiey sells 125 acre Ita farm with dwelling near Middletown to Edker Gover on private terms, excluding the old White House property. Martin Coblentz sells a 150 acre Henry Biser farm northwest of Middletown to Albert Miller for 15000 dollars. Joshua Summers sells part of 180 acres near Harmony to Jui Kiana Water for 11700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Vatley Farms
John W. Beachiey
South Mountain
Ita
Edker Gover
White House
Beartrey
Martin Coblentz
Henry Biser
Albert Miller
Joshua Summers
Myeraville
Harmony
Jui Kiana Water
Maryland Bankers Meet Opens in Baltimore
The thirteenth annual Maryland Bankers convention opened at the Selvedere in Baltimore with a prayer by Rev John Timothy Stone of Brown Memorial. President Henry B Wilcox spoke of re election while Iyor Mahool gave the Baltimore welcome as the mayor praised city bank ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Bankers Mest
John Timothy Stone
Brown Memorial Church
Maryland Bankers’ Andediation
Selvedere
Baltimore
Henry B. Wilcox
Iyor Mahool
Cit Bodatate
Joseph D. Baker
Dr Cullen Elected Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium Official
The Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Sebilasville held a meeting at the Union Trust Building Baltimore. Dr Victor Cushwa Cullen was elected medical superintendent assistant and a nurse was authorized. Projects including steam laundry cottages and plant improvements were reported near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Sebilasville
John Walter Smith
Union Trust Building
Baltimore
Victor Cushwa Cullen
Washington County
Frederick
Bayard T. Crane
Senator Smith
Joshue W. Hering
Mureray Vandiver
Charles M. Ellis
H. Warren Buckler
Charles H. Conrey
Samuset K. Dennis
St Johns Mission Opens With Address by Fr Burke
At St John s Catholic Church last night Fr Burke gave opening instructions and Fr Cronin preached an able sermon on The Prey of God Tonight Fr Cronin will speak and Rev Fr Burke will deliver a sermon on The Sacrifice of the Mags There is no sermon tomorrow night but confessions will be heard The mission closes Sunday night with Fr Burke preaching Rev Mr Burke will give a series of lectures next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Mission
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Burke
Fr. Cronin
Mags
Burke
Cattle Winners at Hanover Fair Gains for Frederick Exhibitors
Mr C W Zimmermen of near Frederick returns from Hanover fair with top herd prize four fry prizes and two seconds for Gu cattle. H B Witter wins on Jersey first herd prize five firsts and four seconds and on Canadians three firsts one second. G W Shord of Udier earns many prizes on Dykehogs. Frederick county exhibits move to Mt Holly New Jersey next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Zimmermen
Frederick
Zimmerman
H. B. Witter
Udier
Frederick Conty “Sehibitons
Mt. Holly
N. J
Temperance Workers Confer At City YMCA
A conference of temperance workers from the city will meet this evening at 7 o clock in the YMCA auditorium to discuss stronger establishment of the Anti Saloon League work in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Workers
Devine
Anti-Saloon League
City
Coun County
Beck From Shop W.F.46 RB In Wester Maryland Shops
Fragmentary report records a person named Beck from a shop in Western Maryland stores with reference to police or shop locations. The readable text mentions a location and possible shop activity but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mraine Beck
Eogice
Wester Maryland
Faked Fire Alarm Reported on Five-and-a-Hall Street
An alarm of fire at 7 30 last night proved false. It is believed to have been raised by colored children on Five and a Hall Street. Firemen responded to the call.
Lake View amusements and Braddock Heights dances on Friday
Amusement at Lake View Casino features roller skating and dancing on Saturday afternoon and night with Mualo in the afternoon and the Yellow Springs Orchestra in the evening. Braddock Heights hosts a regular Friday night dance with cars every half hour. Also notices on fall millinery display, canaries for sale, gas heaters, oysters, roof paint, and local dining parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View Casino
Lake View
Mualo
Yellow Springs Orchestra
Travis
Fourth Street Corner
Shered
Braddock Heights
Mountain Breese
Sousa's Larger Band To Play Friday Matinee Here
The Sousa organization comes to town with fifty five artists the largest on tour. Miss Lucy Allen soprano Miss Reichard violinist and Mr. Herbert L Clarke cornet virtuoso headline the program directed in person by John Phillip Sousa. Also noted a tragic accident as Brakeman Fritts died after being struck by a train near Charlestown W Va while en route for burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousa
Soyen
Herbert L. Clarke
John Phillip Bouss
B. F. Pritt
Hravewick
Thaee
Fritts
Virgin Avenne
Charlestown
W. Va
Pie
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