Week's Court Transfers and Marriages in Frederick County
Weekly record from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts lists real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and related business for the week ended September 23, 1908. Notable items include multiple property deeds in Brunswick, Mt Airy, Frederick city, and New Market, plus several marriage notices and first and third accounts in the Orphans Court.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Orphans’ Courts
William W. Millar
Gordon
William W. Wenner
John W.kaetzel
Bruns- Nvick
Frederick L. Wisotekey
Martha J. Wisotekey
Charles A. Poole
Svif
Alice Virginia Bartgia
City
Leg Weinberg
Catherine i. Renner
Nosh E. Cranewe
Jameeaa J. McBride
Brunswick
Kate W. R. Weems
Charles 'T’. KC. Young
Mt. ,Airy
Charles T. K. Young
Stella M. Wilson
Mt. Airy
James J. Andrews
John A. Dorr
Alfred I. Weeden
Fountain Johnson
James A. August
Helen Baughman Conley
Frederick
Charles Spaulding Davie
Board of
County School Commissioners
New Market District
Mary A. Nissing
Charles J. Whimba
Emanuel Fogle
John ‘I. Warner
Johnsville
Clara Haf
George R. Rumff
Lucy M. Smith
Albert W.gdrigis
Myersville
Loretta F. Koogle
Middletown
Leslie Harrison Bare
Elizabeth Adele Koogle
Ernnest Crawbaugh Jones
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
John Elsie Link
Irving
Grand Jury Praises Jail and Montevue Hospital Management
The September 1903 Frederick County grand jury reports 140 cases reviewed, 95 indictments, 54 dismissals, and 4 prisoners discharged. They commend Montevue Hospital keeper S A Gregg for excellent care of 385 inmates 237 insane and note jail 29 prisoners in orderly condition. Samuel P Young of Montgomery county tried to shoot prisoner Henry Carter after an altercation. Carter and Money Day were involved and warrants issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Acencan
Montevue Hospital
S. A. Gregg
Davin V. Stavrren
Worthington
Samuel P. Young
Buck Lodge
Montgomery County
Henry
Rock
Carter
Heaste
Young
Money Day
Ig Tooung
Courter
Day
Hessie
Carter Young
Real Estate Transfers Include Wisner Street House Sale
William Freed sells a gold tile dwelling on Wisner street to Luther Finneyfrock for 950 dollars. Freed also buys about five acres near Frederick for Dr. Wm. C. Johnson on private terms and plans a dwelling with improvements already begun.
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William Freed
Wisner Street
Luther Finneyfrock
Wm. C. Johnson
Frederick
Pleased With Emmitsburg Road Tour By Officials
Superintendent J A Sheppard and Western Maryland Railroad officials toured the Emmitsburg Road in a special car with General Manager Vincent Sebold. Officials reported high satisfaction with the road’s condition during the inspection run.
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Emmitsburg Road
J. A. Sheppard
Western Maryland Railroad
Vincent Sebold
Emmitsburg Railroad
Emmitaburg
Twins welcomed by two families this week
The Stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Whisner on Weat South street Sunday morning delivering an 11 pound boy. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin V. Keyser on West Patrick street welcomed a 12 pound boy Friday from the same bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Whisner
Weat South Street
Calvin V. Keyser
West Patrick Street
Bicycle Collision Damages Eppley and Mehrling Bikes
On an evening ride William H. Mehrling collided with Herbert Eppley as Eppley emerged from the Ox Fibre plant. Eppley was knocked off his bicycle, front wheel damaged, while Mehrling remained uninjured.
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Wm. H. Mehrling
Herbert Eppley
Eppley
Marriage of Charles and Margaret in 1005 recorded
A brief notice records the marriage of Charles and Margaret with limited readable details. The fragment mentions dates around March 21 1005 and a note about returning to the clerk’s office for earls, indicating archival processing.
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Ee Ene Iomaise
Charles Med Nog
Sind
Margaret
Ra Hot
Ee Eng Fe
Bie
March
Republican Committee to Meet in Courtroom
The Republican Committee plans a gathering at the courthouse to discuss local governance and upcoming ballots. Key party members from the county will convene in the central courtroom for strategy and updates.
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Republican Committee
Personal notices from Frederick residents and visitors
Purely personal items list residents and travelers with mentions of returns from Baltimore Pittsburg Washington France Egypt and other locales. Names include John I P Uhler Franklin McClow Charies A Tucker Baughman Rev Dr Ingle Miss Jacobs Royce Need Nickels Tome and others with moves, visits, and guests at homes and hotels.
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M Nee KE. Doll
Rhebus
Baltimore
John I’. Uhler
Hagerstown
Frederick
D. Baines
San Jose
Nash
Prospect Hall
Franklin McClow
East Third Street
Pittsburg
Charies A. Tucker
C.francis Baughman
Mitton Powel
Lewintown
John Holdcraft
Eset Church Street
Gabhorne Ingle
Misa Hoprietta Jacobs
Misa Atabe V. Royce
Washington, D. C
Geo
T. Phebus
West South Street
Jane Need
Bordeaux
France
Lourdes
Cairo
Egypt
Oscar Nickels
Scenery Hill
Washington County
A. Luther Nickels
Eaat
Atroot
S.A. E. Tome
Jay Tome
Raymond E. Tome
Sumter
Willian Bales
Beunawick
West Patrick Street
Beles
Messrs
U. A. Lough & Sons
Bishop Paret Turns 82 In Keen Health And Spirit
Bishop William Paret of the Maryland Heights diocese marks his eighty second birthday today. The aging clergyman appears vigorous and active, radiating vitality that belies his years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paret
William Paret
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Mary‘et
Political committee leaders seek city rooms for party clubs
Chairman George R. Dennis of the Republican County Central Committee and County Chairman Jacob L. Engelbrecht of the Prohibition Central Committee sought to rent third floor rooms in City Hall to organize party clubs. They learned Dr. Charles H. C., Democratic Central Committeeman, had rented space for Bryan Kemn and his Club last night and offered the market house and rear toolhouse as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Dennis
Republican County Central Committee
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Prohibition County Central Committee
Smith
City Hall
Charles H. C
Democratic County Central
Bryan, Kemn
Dennia
Engelbrecht
FOX UMNERAER MARRIAGE IN NEW MARKET
Hymeneal notice records the quiet marriage of Ha Fox son of Mrs. Howard Fox of McKaig to Edith Welsh Umberger daughter of Mr John Um er of Monrovia at the M P parsonage New Market this afternoon officiated by Rev B F Rutey. The couple will reside at McKaig. Also Charles W D Hoss and Nellie G Wills of Emmitsburg were married Sunday by Rev Charles Reinewald pastor of the Lutheran church of Emmitsburg.
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Fox
Umneraer
Ha Fox
Howard Fox
Mckaig
Edith Welsh Umberger
John 5
Umer
Monrovia
M. P. Parsonage
New Market
B. F. Rutey
Heas—Wills
Charles W. D. Hoss
Nellie G. Wills
Emmitsburg
Charles Reinewald
Lutheran Church of
Markell Succeeds Brother at Bank Examiner Post
Bank Examiner role opens as Mr. John A. Markell dies last week. Mr. Bawin C. Markell of Fredericktown, respected tester and auditor, expected to fill the vacancy. Local bankers and officials anticipate general satisfaction with his appointment.
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Bawin C. Markell
John A. Markell
Fredericktown
Banka
Big Bridge Breaks in Maryland Train Plunges into River
A northbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train of twelve cars derailed after the Misquehanen River bridge collapsed at 6 44 this morning on the Cecil county line. Watchman William Wilega was rescued from the river and taken home to Havre de Grace likely to die. Conductor Curtin McCuRo was injured but survived. Authorities dispute cause with rumors of dynamite amid ongoing bridge reconstruction and a two year completion timeline.
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Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
Misquehanen
Wiliam Wilega
American Bridge Company
Havre de Grace
Ald
Cecil County
Curtin McCuRo
American Bridge Co
Jersey City
Washington
Hine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Democrats Organize City Campaign Club
A Bryan Kern and Lewis Campaign Club was organized with over 400 members. Charles C Waters presided, ex-Senator Jacob Rohrback became chairman, Walter McDaniel secretary, and officers included William P Maulsby president Jacob Rohrback vice president Charles C Waters Charles Misher secretary and Charles P Levy treasurer. The group planned a rally before the City Opera House and set fundraising and meeting routines at City Hall, with remarks from Rohrback Fister Waters Col Jones Etchison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan, Kern and Lewis Club
Charles C Waters
District Central Committee
Jacob Rohrback
Walter McDaniel
William P. Maulsby
Charlea C. Waters
Charles Misher
C. H. Conley
Itchrback
Chas, Fister
C. C. Waters
Col
Wilbur M. Jones
H. Dorsey Etchison
Noah E. Cramer
Alfred Ritter
C.A. Wickless
Sousa concert features Lucy Allen and rising violinist Reichard
Sousa changes soloists on tours and this program includes soprano Lucy Allen making a third engagement after two earlier tours. Violinist Misa Rose Reichard, a Drake University graduate with Berlin Hochschule honors, debuts on the concert stage. Comet virtuoso Herbert I. Clarke is announced as the known master of his craft for the City Opera House Friday matinee.
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Sousa
Lucy Allen
Songa
Misa Rose Reichard
Drake University
Des Moines
Jaws
Europe
Yasye
Marteau
Hochschule
Berlin
Herbert I. Clarke
City Opera House
Local residents listed as patients at City Hospital
The Sick. Charlce J. Riddlemoser at City Hospital soon. Charles Dill of Dill avenue suffers an abscess on his right hand. Amanda Shoemaker of New Market treated at City Hospital. Earl Walters of West Patrick Street with bronchitis. Ella Rowe and Myrtle of East South Street treated at City Hospital for typhoid fever.
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Charlce J. Riddlemoser
City Hospital
Charles Dill
Dill Avenue
Amanda Shoemaker
New Market
Earl Walters
Patrick Atrect
Ella Rowe
Myrtle
East South Street
Rector R. Borne to Confer at Parish October 20
News from the churches notes Rev R Borne will visit the central parish on October 20 to administer confirmations. A convention is scheduled for October 1 to elect a candidate for bishop.
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R. Borne
Beit
Baker Freaidant and Wise Freadent Roles
Fragmentary OCR notes list WM G Baker as Baker Freaidant and reference Wise Freadent with Vic Premdant titles, but lack clear context or events. The snippet hints at leadership labels without forming a complete narrative.
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Wm.g. Baker
The Model Store Announces New Fall Goods Arrival
The buyer from New York has returned with choice merchandise for every department. The Express and Freight deliver daily fall goods including dress goods silks cotton fabrics fancy notions hosiery underwear and bedding. The store aims to meet every need with a full assortment of blankets comforters sheets and more.
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New York
Ready-to-Wear Garment Department Promotes Expanded Stock
Our enlarged Ready-to-Wear Department now offers a broader line of garments displayed on the first floor for easy access. In 10 minutes we can show suites skirts cloaks rain coats furs petti lounte walste madras net and silk wear with styles to meet every demand.
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Ntep
Notices of Black Goods Sale and Women's Mourning Attire
A fragmentary ad describes a town sale of black goods including satin broadcloth velour and corduroy with discounted prices. It also touts mourning dresses and fabrics for women, listing various fabrics and sale prices, inviting shoppers to purchase during the event.
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Thidig & Millar
Etlire
Apacia
Piuc Jaen
Tewulur
Governor Crothers to Reappoint Judge Boyd to Court of Appeals
Governor Crothers announced the reappointment of Judge A Hunter Boyd to the Maryland Court of Appeals. Ex Governor Warfield vacated his Annapolis official residence and will vote in Howard county. A large dahlia display marked the Portpartland Horticultural Society event at White Marsh. General Thomas J Shryopk to represent the Maryland Grand Lodge of Mason at a celebration in Boston the first week in October. Vandiver the Democratic campaign fund treasurer will not publish contributor names until after the election. R T Broadwater was taken to Cumberland with a fractured skull likely from an attack by George Warnick and his two sons. William Henry Caple, a leading Woolings district farmer, Carroll County, died Monday at home aged about 83.
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Crothers
A. Hunter Boyd
Court of Appeals
Warfield
Annapolis
Howard County
Numinor
Partland Horticultural Society
White Marsh
Thomas J. Shryopk
Maryland Grand Lodge of Masona
Bonton
Vandiver
Democratic Campaign Fund
R.T. Broadwater
Cumberland
George Warnick
Warnick
William Henry Caple
Woolings
Carroll Sounty
Eastview
Local Attractions and Notices in Villa Park
Community notices advertise a Thursday cake walk at Neidig & Miller with a dance and a cloning night, along with a dressmaking shop opened by Mrs. Beatrice A. May at 710 North Market Street. Also listed are Lake View Casino activities, plant sales, a notice to trespassers, shorthand classes, bid invitations for crushed stone, and gas heaters promotions.
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Beatrice A. May
New York City
North Market Street
Commission Named To Review Maryland Banking Law
Governor Crothem forms a bankers commission after a Maryland Bankers Association suggestion to study existing laws and propose improvements. Members include Joseph J. Baker Douglas H. Thomas Charles T. Crane Joshua W. Milea James R. Wheeler John B. Ramsay George L. Wellington Charles C. Homer Harvey Cooper Robert Dixon. A merchant vents about Sunday excursion debt and consumer spending without regard for creditors.
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Crothem
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Commision Com
Mesara
Joseph J. Baker
Douglas H. Thomas
Charles T. Crane
Joshua W. Milea
James R. Wheeler
John B. Ramsay
George L. Wellington
Charles C. Homer
Harvey Cooper
Robert 5. Dixon
Butchers' Protective Association Plans Next Meeting
Members of the Butchers’ Protective Association met last night to set the schedule for future gatherings. The group agreed to meet on the last Tuesday of each month on South Market Street to discuss pending measures and community concerns.
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Butchers’ Association
Ats Marting
Butchers’ Protective Association
Awe Sendgtartes
Bouth Market Street
Aus
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Aking
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Isabeth Saath
Chas. N. Reader
Larpere M. Heeler
Joniphine Reed
Ate
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Grand Jury
Montevus Hospital
Frederick County
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Citizens’ National Bank
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Frederick, MD
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E. Paicz
M. J. Grova
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G. Quem & Co
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Axminster
Rudoce & CO
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Markee
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Woman's College
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Nanvest Station
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