Edward 11 Murdered at Berkeles Castle
A fragmentary obituary note reports the murder of Edward II of England at Berkeles castle with references to European rulers and religious sites. It mentions Charles V of Germany and the monastery of San Yu de Spain, and cites various era-linked figures and events in a garbled fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 11
England
Berkeles Castle
Charles VV
San Yu
Spain
Evswick
Prince
Helland
John Leusen Macadam
Iss—William Warren
Boston
Philadelphia
ISG
William Crawford Winlock
United States
Ohristom
Bay Head
SS. J
Local Briefs Highlight Pets and Projects
A bulldog owned by Adam Notungle on West All Saints street was poisoned yesterday. A crew led by Mehr F Moberly began painting the United Engine House. William Selding of North Market street moves into the green grocery trade. Independent Hose Company to install a toilet room in their hall starting next Monday. A new brick pavement was laid in front of Miss N R & D Mantz on South Market street by Elmer McO. Phebus and helpers. Charles Bruhsey, son of David Brachay, injured his hips swinging from a rope on Wm Anderson’s farm and was treated by Dr. Charles F. Goodill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Notungle
All Sainte’ Street
United Engine House
Mehr
F. Moberly
Wm. Seldling
North Market Street
B. F. Grove
West Patrick Street
Green
Independent Hose Company
N. R. & D. Mantz
South Market Street
Elmer McO. Phebus
Charles Bruohsy
David Brachay
West South Street
Wm. Anderson
Chas. F. Goodill
The Law's Grip Punished For Disorder
James Painter was arrested by Officer Hobbs for disorderly conduct and fined five dollars by Justice J Francis Smith, which was paid. Margaret W Norris was jailed 20 days for disturbing the peace after a five dollar fine. Benjamin and Harry Linton faced assault charges at the Frederick City Lims Company lime kilns. Justice Smith set bail at fifty dollars, which was posted. The report notes several local illnesses and a typhoid risk after a stair fall, plus the Potomac and Monocacy rivers clearing readings at local mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Painter
Hobbs
J. Francis Smith
Margaret W Norris
Dieter
Presdway
Justica J Francis Smith
Benjamin
Harry Linton
Lewis F. Oshter
Charles Rice
Frederick
Devoe Paints vs competitors in a Maryland letter
A Frederick Maryland reader compares paint coverings stating Devoe is true paint and others are diluted or short measure. The writer claims Devoe offers reliable coverage while rival brands vary by body and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Md
Pappie
Artie
Devoe
Devon
Devor & Co
Ah Hargett & Co
Aeli
Brengle Bond Case Hearing Deliberations Continue
Testimony read in the Brengle bond case details Mannver and Dill possession of bonds after Dav id M Brengle death. Execut ors testified about bonds cashing and a lost or stolen ad vertisement, with cross ex amination raising questions on the Brengle estate and the Worth Market street property deed.
Fragmentary Trial Testimony Involving Bond Papers
Testimony discusses a paper tied to David M. Brengie and bonds linked to the estate of Alexander Brengie. Snowden testifies he saw Brengle deliver the paper to Mr. Dal's store and read part of it. Dill denies statements about bonds and explains his role as administrator amid accusations of shortages in the Brengie estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Brengie
Spead Ver
Bresgle
Snowden
Personal News: Local Socials and Travels Mentioned
Justice J Francis Smith is away on business. William Brickston of Baltimore visits in the city. Tester Tomshee returns to Washington and Lee University. Nannie Hollis of Stranabarg visits Mrs. Besant in East Church Street. Boulat Bweadner and Lizzie Staab of Libertytown visit Ladiesburg. Auva Staley resigns studies at Visitation Conens. Raymond and Jay Tows leave for Cornell University. Irene Lindsay returns to Frederick from Baltimore. Beulah and Mamie Onller visit Libertytown. Mrs. Charles E Smith of Ms. Airy and Bessy Nusbaum of Frederick visit Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagan visit Boonsboro and Keedynville. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roots of Washington host at Braddock Heights. Anna McDermott of Nottis town visits Libertytown. Louise Agron of Baltimore returns home after visiting Buckey. Bettie Boteler of Blomestown Co goes to New York and Philadelphia on business. Henry Ramsburg enters Western Maryland College Westminster. Mrs G N Rinse of Baltimore returns home after visiting W Z Baker. Mrs S S Steck of York returns home. Mr and Mrs Waring Tyson and Katherine Tyson return home from Braddock Heights. Edgar H and Alban C bio Bride prepared for Annapolis to attend St Johns College. Mr and Mrs W D Bradwall of New York and Mrs Carrine Danmesd and others arrive at Lingapore Hills Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice J. Francis Smith
Wm. Brickston
Baltimore
Tester Tomshee
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Nannie Hollis
Stranabarg
Harry R. Besant
East Church Streas
Boulat Bweadner
Lizzie Staab
Libertytown
Mer 'Naunte Engle
Airy
Charles E. Smith
Ms. Airy
Bessy Nusbaum
Frederick
Ohio
Charles Hagan
Boonsboro
Keedynville
Washington County
Edward Roota
Washington
J.B
Henry Ramsburg
Eset Secondstreet
Western Baryland College
Westminster
Mad
G. N. Rinse
W. Z. Baker
West South Street
Steck
York
East Churoh
Waring Tyson
Little Mise
Katherine Tyson
East Becond Street
Braddock Beighta
Edgar H.and
Alban C. Bio Bride
4. O MnBride
Jefferson
New York
Carrine Danmesd
Talbos Deomend
Hugh Gelaton
Mix
Isaac George
Sll
Lingapore Hills Inn
Injunction Dissolved in Frederick Over Telephone Pole
The injunction against the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. was dissolved after amicable settlement among George S. Whan, Wilson, the city of Frederick, and the companies. The dispute arose from a telephone pole near Wilson’s property interfering with water pipes. A new pole was placed closer to the curb as a compromise, ending the dispute. The article also notes the Barlow & Wilson minstrel parade at the City Opera House and a Chippewa delegation conferring degrees in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Whaan
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
James McSherry
Smith & Smith
Wilson
J. Roger Mosherry
Telephone Company
Charles P. Lety
Frederick
Barlow & Wilson
Barlow & Wilson Minstrels
City Opera House
Bose
William Sanderman
Wil
Local Mart Market Quotes And Grand Jury Indictments
The Local Mart lists buying prices for corn at 2.90 per barrel and 57 cents per bushel. Wheat No 3 red at 77 cents per bushel. Damaged or steamer lots noted with varied prices. Oats at 40 osnés per bushel. The grand jury brought down forty three additional indictments this morning and will likely adjourn this afternoon. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
City Aldermen Debate Street Paving And Water Issues
The mayor and board met with most members present to discuss Rockwell Terrace improvements, sewer pipe grating, and paving bids from Coryell Construction and Br R O Padgett. Water mains on Derr alley were raised, leases of tenants affected, and a committee review ordered.
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Douglass
Frank
Norwood
City
Rockwell Terrace
Coryell Construction Company
Br.r O
Derr’s
E. C. Shepherd
City Register
Sohell
Mesers, Ross & Staley
Mioucoacy Valley Canning Factory
Commitrce Street
Snd
Megara, Ross & Staley
Committee On
Samuel Titlow
Fredericke
J. A. Fritchey
Bass
Denver
Coclorado
Fritchey
Sesson
John Wisner
Wisner
Patrick Street
Hindley
East Church
Schell
Frederick Brick Works
Wilcoxon & Brown
Q. F. Zorn Co
Wood
Marken & Bielfeld
Wm. D. Lippe
Dcha Hartman
Frederick Gas
Emory T. Grove
B. Willard
Pater Brookey
H. D. Roberto Supply .Co
General Electric Company
Stat George
Engle N.S. Wilson & Son Elmer Mo. Phobus
Frederick County Telephone ‘Co
O. Cablentz
E.F. Tyeryar
J. Francis Smith
W. D. Bowera Lamber Co
N.C. Railway Co
B.&c.r.b
U.S Express Co
Gres’ Southern Pig
Mtg
J D Baker WM and Baker Team in Bank Title Case
Bank officers listed including J D Baker WM president and HD Baker vice president with ELMMERMAN cashier and Samuel G Duvall asst cashier. Capital and surplus shown as 100000 and 250000. Names Jepex Jas McBuxkur Geo Wa J.D Barre Jepex Jso C Morten DH Hascert. July 8.
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Erracver
Geo
Freckled Market Ads Highlight Sale of Fabrics And Goods
A long retailer notice offers silk breach cloths and various fabrics at reduced prices, with blankets, new fall items, and housewares from Neidig & Miller and other Frederick merchants. Local services include sewing machines for rent, pure aluminum ware, gas ranges, and eye ear nose throat specialists. Autographed dates and prices reflect early 1900s promotions and extensive sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mercbandems
Frederick
AU Steel
Yi - Lansdowne
Resignations and appointments mark Maryland state news
W L Radcliffe, Cumberland Y M C A secretary, will resign. Ss Johns College resumes studies for next year. Diphtheria cases reach ten in the Naval Academy fourth class. G W Martin finds a $500 roll of greenbacks in a Brownsville chimney. Poe amendment committee organized under Samuel Gorman with former Gov. E C Jackson as chairman. Prof Frederick D Kershner accepts Martinsburg ministry succeeding Rev Bruce Kershner who goes to the Philippines. Hanover hosts a state monument unveiling with the United Steam Fire Engine Company invited to attend for the Hanover battle commemoration.
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W.L. Radcliffe
Cumberland Y. M. C. A
Ss. John's College
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Brownaville
Washington County
G. W. Martin
Poe Amendment Committee
Sanstar Gorman
E.c. Jackson
Frederick D. Kershner
Hee-Mar College
Hagerstown
The
Christian Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bruce
Kershner
Philippines
Datisa
Hanover
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Hanover Fire Company
Pennsylvania
Local notices and business updates from Middletown area
Local items mention Lidie'sa Hard Crabs and assorted seafood sold by Bakers Favorite Flour branded by G W M Keller Middletown Md. Notices urge K of P members to Valley Hagerstown trip on Sept 29 with transportation notified by Sept 23. Minstrel show travel, special car after show, and tickets available via D W Zummerman and John C Motter. Legal notices list business contacts and county road matters.
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G W
M. Keller
Middletown
Woodsboro Pike
D. W. Zummerman
St Frederick Gate
John C. Motter
I. Secretary
DD. Sheiser
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the Daily News
Unite
Uus
Wasatheror
Tus
Marylana
Esir
W. J. Moos
Pablo Bale
Dry Goode
W. Gaver
Teast
J. W. Gaver
News Office
B. E. Bopst
Lidie’s
Kelier -Marksy
John Hendrickson
the Hick
Charles W. Wes
Eighth Street
Joseph Hout
East Sixth Street
Charles W. Finhayfrock
Market Space
Dees
Calvin Gelsbart
Patrick Etrest
Register of Wills
Melvin A
Biser
Ickness
James Poole
Water Strait
Harry Henban King
West
Patrick Streat
Zoun
Brengle
Mfr. DU
D. M. Brengle
Meese
Wilbur Hdutall
George 5. Rodock
Wiliam G. Zimmerman
Roak E. Cramer
Isaiah W. Loy
William C. Birely
Mr. Duvall
Mr. Dilz
Pbenic
Thas
David M. Srongle
Dili
Mr. Brengte
Brengie
Rodock
David M. Brengle
Mr. Brengle
Franklin Savings Bank
Hoelnlein Este
Heinlein
Enid
Dave
Mr. Birety
Frank L. Stoner
Tar News
Mir Dill
Geo. P. Beckey
Union Bridges
Frederick County
Noah E. Cramer
Oldmans’ National Bank
Zimmerman
Nash
Cramer
Mr. Buckey
Mr. Cramer
Elso
David %. Brengle
Alex. Brengle
Birely
Worth Market Street
Roger E. Young
Breuge
Billy
Maulsby
C. O. Keedy
Alexander Brengie
Wm. B Storm
George T. Baumgardner
Hamilton Lindsay
Edwin O. Markell
Joseph W.L Oarty
Samuel G. Davail
Benjamin Snowden
Mr. Dill
Ilo. R.M
Brunswick
Total
Citizens” National Bank
Citizens' Nat. Bank
J. D. Baker
Baker
Elmmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Wa. G. Baree
Lamb
Neidig & Heller
Black Goode
Belng
Avril
Sly Stineck Bisck
George G. Kodook
Thos, P. Rice
Tomas P. Riox
Kte
North Markst Street
Neidig & Miller
Allen G. Quiss & Co
Frederics Gas & Bice, Co
South Market St
East Fourth Street
E. Peterman
Franklin Etret
la Frederick
Coey Hotel
S.m
Foster
B.N.E
W.chard Street
Fredericke Md
Notts
Morgan Geell
Waat
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wodl
Baltimore & Ohio Ralilroad
Polote
California
Arizona
British Galactic Senrtiry
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wyeming
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederickst
Capital
Monumental City
Hagerstown Fair
L. BE. Mulliner
L. G. Mullinix
Cecil
Pasrsa
A. J. Eickelberger
Eichrsberger
WLW
Cor
Marret and
Teird
Eldar
F. B. Sappingten
UMMER
B. Bappingtor
City Mall
News OF the
Lidie'sa
Phone
Pspectini
Jastice J. Grahame Johnson
Court Street
Robert L. Rippeon
Roscoz C. Ware
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