Letters From the People Express Shared Grief for Reverend Ingle
Readers react to the death of Rev. Oxborne Ingle, praising his life of faith and service. Tributes speak of a beloved pastor, church community sorrow, and prayers for those left behind as they seek solace in faith and remembrance. The piece reflects a community journal of mourning and support.
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Atrioken
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Frederick
Political shifts and local crime in Torchester county news
A Republican campaign committee formed at a Torchester county meeting and Senator John P Moore was renominated for the State Senate by the county Democratic convention at Snow Hill. The Cumberland Valley Railroad installed coin‑operated slot machines in stations and coaches. John Forrest faces grand jury for parricide. likely indictment today. Judge Keedy awards $9000 to Thomas Smoune in high suit against William Morgatt. case to Court of Appeals. A sapphire worth about $100 found in a chicken’s craw at Pecom dining room owner Mrs. Crout notes similar stones from other poultry remains including an old hen’s opal from a Presbyterians church reunion.
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Torchester
John'p.’ Moore
State Senate
Wortister
Snow Hy
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
John Forrest
Leonardstown
Keedy
Cumberland
Thomas S.smoune
William A. Morgatt
Court of Appeals
Jason B. Crout
Peo.Mar
Courts Record In Frederick County Real Estate and Marriages
In the Circuit and Orphans Court weekly ending September 22 1009 transfers of real estate licenses issued and business transacted listed. Includes names such as William Schuf Dulsis C Rameburg Lavinia C Wenner Jacob Lowery Cora Aptuitto to Al Freshoar and others. licenses granted to Walter S Bare Eta M Burmebure and others. inventories estates wills probate actions and sales of personal property noted for Mary A Cloac Chas Trail Susan Winebrewer Barbara Mantz Joseph Schroyer Samuel Tregoning Juliet Diffendall Sallly Sappington Frederick Diehl Geo Null and others. The record shows multiple land transfers and ordains probate actions with executors and administrators appointed.
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Sind Orphans’ Courts
Lewis Town
Lavinié C
Wenner
Jacob
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Beunswick
Cora A.tuitiea
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Groshon
J. Stewart
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Minnie N. Delaater
Jon Stover
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Bare
Baltimore
Eta M. “Burmebure
Adamstown
Georgianas C. Hayes
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Friocis Fitzaimaons
Frederick
Edith
Victoria Buckinsn
Louis S. Sanford
Nellie D. Fieming
Grome B
D. Oland
Barbara Ann Mantz
Josep G. Schroyer
Samuel J. Tregoning
Jutiat Diffendall
Jutiet Diffendall
Wm. P. Eyler
Sallly Rebéeca’ Sappington
Francis. B. Sappington
Sarah BR. Davia
Frederick W.E. Diehl
Frederick W. E. Diehl
Geo. Null
Fitet
Edward J. Null
Marcellas Beall
Maryland Anti-Saloon League Questions to State Senate Candidates
The Maryland Anti-Saloon League sends a letter to candidates asking if they support a State-wide local option bill to let counties decide by majority vote whether saloons close. It outlines the league platform, notes the local option does not repeal existing laws, and requests answers by return mail.
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State Senate
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League
Maryland
Wittias J H. Anderson
In the Law's Grip Charged With Cruelty to Animals
Deputy Sheriff William E. Darner arrested William Gilbert on cruelty to animals charges after Gilbert hired a hearse from George E. Cookerly to Mt St Trement and allegedly drove through Shodkatown and Harmony Grove beating and overdriving the animal until a veterinary surgeon was needed. Gilbert was brought before Justice Alfred Ritter and held in his own recognizance to appear tomorrow.
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Wm. E. Darner
Willam Gilbert
Gilbert
Geo. E. Cookerly
Mt. St. Tretend
Vanderbilt Jr and Wife Part in Reconciliation Agreement
Muriel Confield and William I Vanderbilt 3d signed a separation agreement detailing financial arrangements and child custody. The split, long rumored amid New York society, follows Mrs Vanderbilt returning from Europe aboard the Lusitania. Willand K Vanderbilt Jr and Miss Virginia Fair wed April 4, 1899, at Mrs Herman Cellrichs residence.
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William I. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Europe
New York
Beo
York Society
Willonaire
QO. H. P. Belmont
Willand K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia Fair
Slater
Herman Cellrichs
New ‘Fork
Thirty two children in one family record set in Michigan
A birth certificate in Lansing reveals Joseph Tatro aged 58 of Pinconning Township Bay County is father to twenty children and stepfather to twelve, totaling thirty two. He married Hat Tie Chabineau who had twelve. they added five more since, bringing their combined brood to 32.
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Lansing
Mich
Secretary of State
Joseph ‘Tatro
Iving
Pinconning Township
Bay County
Hattie Chabineau
Tatro
Peary Declines All Public Honors Over Polar Discovery
Sydney Sept 22 Commander Robert E Peary says he will accept no invitations to receptions or ovations until the discovery question is settled by scientific authorities. Acting on advice of General Hubbard and Herbert Bridgman he thanks friends but will not attend public honors. Remarks delay possible one or two weeks. At the ship’s city wharf visitors seized souvenirs and critical records from the Roosevelt era. Valuable logs on tides, latitude 82 degrees, and Etah region Balines were lost or stolen while missing books hold key marginal notes. authorities appeal for their return.
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Robert BE. Peary
Thomas H. Hubbard
Herbert L. Bridgman
Peary Arctic Club
Peary
McMillan
Etah
Pale
Immeria
Cook Refuses Argument Proposes Proof From Pole Claim
Dr Frederick A Cook arrives in Brooklyn and declares he will present a clear record of his pole journey with data and witness testimony. He says he will not argue with adversaries but awaits verdict by competent judges while offering to bring witnesses to America to corroborate his polar voyage claim.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
Brooklyn
Pole
America
Quay Statue Sent to Storage by Railroad Officials
Harrisburg Sept 22 Pennsylvania railroad freight officials say the Quay statue was moved to a storage warehouse due to lack of claim. It will be held until called for by the commission as plans of the commission remain unknown.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Capitel
Gulf Storm Ravages Coast With Massive Damage
Sept 22 New Orleans reports describe a hurricane sweeping north at 200 miles per day leaving a trail of wrecks. In New Orleans five are dead, and the cost to repair the city tops $1,000,000 with plate glass alone estimated at $100,000. The siege stretches inland to Jackson and Vicksburg, wrecking the capitol and unroofing buildings as two vessels sink and others run aground.
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Loulafana
Mispja
Alppi Gulf
Como
Jackson
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Woman Dies Rescue Attempt in Burning Home
Mrs. Jane Carraged, eighty five, perished rushing into her north side home to save a fifty year old Bible amid flames. The Sept 22 tragedy in Pittaturg followed a fire that engulfed her residence as neighbors called for help.
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Pittaturg
Monty
Jane
Anonymous gift boosts foreign mission fund in Washington
An anonymous donor gave 50000 dollars to the First Baptist Church of Washington to support foreign missions. In Shamokin, John Groboskie was fined twenty five dollars plus costs for owning a gun while not a naturalized U S citizen after his arrest.
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Washington
Shamokin
John Groboskie
United, States
War game claim over hay crop and organ damage
A Massachusetts farmer sought $500 for hay crop damage and $230 for his parlor organ after a fencing post was damaged and a battery fired during a theoretical wartime raid. He claimed provocation by federal authorities and noted hay stored in a barn prior to the imagined attack.
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Massachusetts
Abe
Abandon Telephone Service in Montgomery County
A local telephone company plans to abandon operations in western Montgomery County and parts of Frederick and Ga counties. It has begun removing wires and ceasing service after the sale of the Boyd Telephone Company. Residents face poor service and nonpayment issues, while others plan to build their own lines connecting with nearby providers.
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Teleptio Company
Ite
Montgomery County
Penra
Tle Boyd ‘Telephone Company
Frederick
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Lea
Montgomery
Vervica
Péolea
Villa
Yom Kippur Observance Begins Friday Evening
Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Judaism, begins Friday at sunset and continues until the following evening. It is marked by fasting abstinence and prayer, with services starting the day at the synagogue and temple.
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