Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Vicinity
Purely personal items list residents visiting friends in Baltimore Frederick and nearby towns. Mentions of officials, students, and travelers include General Harry M. Clabaugh on business, Maud Darner Cumberland visiting, Warren Damuth Philadelphia vacation, and others from Montgomery County to Libertytown. Also notes opening of Winter’s dry goods in town with sales staff ready.
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Jorney
Harry M. Clabaugh Frederick
Ayton Haines
John Hershberger
Mary Jones
Montgomery Ty
Maude Darner
Cumberland
Ilham Simmons
Virginia
Ella Hogan
Brunswick
John Newman
Masarionus Newman
Han- Pa
V. Warren K. Damuth
Philalia
Pear Thurmont
S. John J. Kunkel
New York
Frederick
Chas. W. Ross
Iter Shafer
George Gardner
Brans
Hallie Norris
Unionville
Washington, D
Inventor Dr Charles Zimmerman A Flying Kite Machine
Dr Charles Zimmerman describes his kite based flying machine and toy versions built over fourteen years. He notes patents limit detailed disclosures while outlining models 1 to 7 feet long, priced from 1 to 3 dollars. A related report mentions an escape from Montevue Hospital and a pursuit to Frederick.
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Charles Zimmerman
Zimaneerman
Frederick Air Machines and the Kite Path to Flight
The narrator describes evolving flying machines built up to a heavy craft with front and rear wings and a ground wheel for alighting and starting. He notes wind speed, incline descent, and the need for stable equilibrium, then shifts to experiments with kites as the true path to a controllable flying machine.
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Frederick
Frederick Fair Features Wild Aerial Act By Vaidi Sisters
The Frederick Fair opens October 11 with an aerial act by the Vaidi Sisters, touring from Toronto, Canada. They perform La Trapezone, a revolving trapeze display, hanging by toes, teeth, and neck in mid air. Also advertised are Cotton's Donkey Circus, merry go rounds, photography, and many other attractions. The Board of Supervisors appoints Francis G. Tremer as judge of election for the second precinct. First and final account of Joseph J. Rontvahn administrator filed.
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Toronto
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Wvaidis Twi
Cotton's Donkey Circus
Sermons and Meetings at Local Churches Tomorrow
Religion notices list sermons and services across Buckeystown and surrounding towns. Rev. Paul M. Strayer, Rev. Victor Traglor, and others will preach at multiple churches including St Johns Germann Reformed and German Baptist, with Sunday School times and youth meetings noted.
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Paul M. Strayer
Pittsburg
Victor J. Traglor
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
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German Baptist Church
All Sanity’ Episcopal Church
Chiktron
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Page Milburn
Epworth
Frank Knipple
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
D. J. Wolfe
Wolfe
Alvill Conne
Adamstown
L .F. M. Myers
St. James’ Lutheran Church
E. L. McLean
Second Reformed Church
Gagerstown
Baltimore
J D. Hall
Marshalls
John Porter
A. Becks
Asbury M. E. Church
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David Johnson
J. H. Diggs
D- Halder
Grace Lane
Georgia Carter
J. H. Evans
M. Johnson
John Smothers
M-Jackson
J. H. A. Matin
J. A Staffen
Temperance
Ide Johnson
Arris W. Scott
George A. Diggs
Grace Lamb
J. D. Hall
J. H. Scott
Wm. Fletcher
WH. Chew
J. W. Jackson
J. H.A
Forder
Major Political Shifts and Obituaries Across Maryland
Statewide political moves unfold as Carroll county Democrats react to withdrawal of a congressman hopeful. Obituaries note deaths of Col. Richard Malvin Johnston, Roger McShame, and Miss Winnie Davis funeral attendance in Richmond. Baltimore developments include hotel owner Robert Reuvart's illness and a Mercantile and Manufacturers' Visa service syndicate takeover. Local figures James W. Thos and Elinor Wiles receive sentencing and decline candidacy, with farms and veterans groups active in campaigns and Confederate society representation.
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Alias McFarlans
Santiago
James W. Thos
Carroll County
Steulotron
Vivo i Survice Company
Baltimore
Roger McShame
Apod Iiftuon Yas
William McShame
Dundalk
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Richard Maleviu Johnston
Baltmmore City Hospital
Mary K. Sampers
John W. Supers
Cecil County
Simpers
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willa Willis
Talbot County
Congress
H. M Wharton
Richmond
Winnie Davis
Maryland Confederate Society
Wilbur F. Jackson
Dorehyster County
Castle Liven
Deaths: Theresa Houtt and Mrs Thomas Crawford
Mrs Theresa Houtt of East Sixth Street died this morning aged 0 years 4 months 10 days. Funeral Monday at 9 at Catholic church with interment at St John’s Cemetery. Mrs Thomas Crawford of Flint Hill died Thursday morning at 10 from paralysis. Funeral Sunday at 9 at Flint Hill Church with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Theresa Houtt
Joseph Houtt
East Sixth Street
Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Thomas Crawford
Flint Hill
Flint Hill Church
Mt. Olivet Cematery
Circuit Court Session in Frederick County
The Frederick Circuit Court convened at 9:50 with Chief Judge James McSherry and Associate Judges Henderson and Motter. Brashears v Royal Arcanum concluded evidence. Cé. Johnson Dutrow, ill but improving, testifies. William Heard ill. George H. Railing ill but able to go out. Red Cross Auxiliary Scott Schley met. $15 check sent to headquarters. society activities continue with monetary or delicacy contributions welcomed.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
James McSherry
Henderson
Motter
Royal Arcanum
Johnson Dutrow
William Heard
George H. Railing
Scott Schley
Local Market Prices and Sheep Losses Reported
Wheat in Frederick at 7 cents a bushel and shelled corn at 80 cents per bushel. A report notes eight sheep killed on the Bellevue farm owned by Koib Brothers at the North Market street butchers by vicious dogs.
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Frederick
Koib
Local notices from Renner Kemp and Sam's Place
Local items advertise carpet cleaning by Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company with phone 233 and mention fall and winter ready-made suits from Renner and Kemp, recently arrived base lamps with special prices, and a Seaxon opening at Sam's Place for oyster specials each Saturday evening while Samuel C Titlow promotes ladies and children's wear line from Renner Kemp.
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Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Qa.m.tellp
M. Renner & Kemp
Yours &Ec
Buisut Bros
Seaxon
Sam
Samuel C. Titlow
No Doubt You’ll Appreciate Rain and Umbrellas
A fragmented ad style notice promotes umbrella stock in uphosted fabrics with silk mixed handles and wide embroidery liners. It advertises low prices, new lines in waxed linen goods, and a corn cure claim tied to an old chiropodist prescription, urging readers to buy now for comfort at minimal cost.
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Frederick
ASE HL
Ophthalmic Surgeon Dr Wm Boteche Located Here
Dr Wm Boteche limits practice to eye and ear diseases and related issues. Permanently located on Market Street with residence at City Hotel. Spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight and spectacles examinations offered free.
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Boteche
Market Street
Residence City Hotel
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