Shane Gets 2 Years For False Pretenses In Case At Frederick Junction
In a noisy court, Amos Shane was found guilty of false pretenses for passing a Confederate $10 bill to Philip Shankle near Yellow Springs on February 18. The jury also cleared him of a sensational theft charge. The trial included testimony from Mrs. Elizabeth Cramer and her husband and featured a tense scene over an alleged insult with intent to murder. The judge sentenced Shane to two years in the Maryland penitentiary. The broader docket included further hearings and a separate not guilty verdict on a second charge amid ongoing proceedings yesterday.
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Amos
King Oliver Shane
Philip Shankle
Yellow Springs
Shane
Mr. Shankle
Counter
Shankle
Shave
Billy
M. Shackle
Charles H. Dutrow
Darner
Shane Day
Urbana
Frederick Junction
Lay
Peter Kuitl
Frederick Janction
Righ
Joseph W. Gaver
Keno
Harp
Salvator Abschino
Elizabeth Cramer
West Sixth Street
Samuel Awin
Tamner
Abschine
Sammy
Michael Cramer
Harry Brengle
Cramer
Geo. K. Brengle
Agen Mike
Ficer Herwig
Abachino
Marino
Abechino
Joe Mike
Orpat
Dora Palins
A Waleborg
Wm. Harper
Win_ Brengle
Afra
Cargo
Brengle
Johnson Burrall
Robert Burrall
James Ede. Miller
Dora Philips
Mike Cramer
Samuel A. Lewis
Upton Lewis
Moger HL R Frautz Bonnett’s J Db Hendrickson Neidig Miller
A ledger style listing shows Moger HL R Frautz Bonnett’s J and a group including Db Hendrickson Neidig and Miller in a sequence of names. The short fragment implies a formal record or partnership roster without further context.
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Moger HL R
Frautz -Bonnett's
J .Db Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
The Lord's Supper lecture at St John’s Church
Father Burke delivers a lecture on the Catholic belief in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. He explains that bread and wine become body and blood during the Holy Communion and defends literal interpretation against figurative readings. The talk emphasizes centuries of Christian belief and the spiritual value of the sacrament.
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St. John's Church
Father Burke
Jesus Christ
Manas
Hoe Pricat
Christ
Jesus
Cana
Galilee
Chris
Burke
Local Notes and Dances Cleanup At White Street
Brief items from Bright Home highlight community events and routine municipal tidying. Mentions of Route activity and local figures appear in scattered fragments.
Wanted to Be Ready Marriage Licenses and Youthful Consent
A near misunderstanding about marriage licenses leads a two mile radius youth to seek a license at closing time with a mother’s consent not yet signed. The clerk agrees to meet at 7 pm to finalize, but the groom expects a two week window. The incident ends with the clerk insisting on proper timing and consent before any ceremony, noting the license is valid only when used for the named person and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa
Leggat
Joan
New Schedule Affects Northern Central Railway Trains
A new schedule goes into effect on the Northern Central railway on Monday with changes to several trains. The 7 03 a m departure becomes 7 40, 8 15 a m arrival moves to 8 30, 9 45 a m departure shifts to 9 50, 3 p m departure is now 2 50, 4 45 p m departs at 5 00, an arrival at 5 40 becomes 5 35, and a 7 40 p m arrival is adjusted to 6 46.
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Northern Central Railway
Family Trouble Quelled at Weat Patrick Street
At Mrs Blanche Fout’s home on Weat Patrick Street trouble over property and rent ended when Officer King arrived. Mrs Fout resisted her brother Meteher De Grange attempting to move her possessions to the garret as part of a dispute over dwelling interests and the involvement of Jim Clipp. The incident escalated to objects being thrown before police intervention halted the quarrel.
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Blanche Fout
Patrick Street
King
Mra
Pout
Meteher de Grange
Jim
Pictures Taken of Local Fire Brigade Portraits
A morning photo session captured the Junior Chemical Engine and hose wagon with drivers in dress uniforms. Mr Marken photographed the scene while Mr Glessner guided the ring. The event highlighted the Pend ent Hose Company officers and other prominent members posing beside the apparatus yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Marken
Glessner
Syed Mr. Ten
United Apparatus
Dynamo Purchase Backed by City Committee and Mayor
Mayor Wee and the committee on lights with aldermen Frale Wile Coxon and Haha visited yesterday to inspect the dynamo for the electric plant. They will recommend purchasing one unit at the next morning bound meeting. Estimated cost about 3200 dollars.
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Wee. Kaw. Dmith
Hghts
Messrs
Frale
Wile ‘Coxon
Haha
Dynamo
Louie Popuerert
Compan Frederick
Conmittes
Es Dynamo
Plan Night School Opens Free Classes for Girls and Boys
A group of ladies launches a free night school for working girls and a parallel program for boys starting in early October. Sessions will be two evenings weekly at the Free Kindergarten Association building on Market and All Saints streets, with volunteer teachers aiding supervision. Fundraising continues, with Mrs. David Lowenstein as treasurer and Miky Grice Neidig as secretary, as contributions support both programs.
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Echoula
Kemp Hall
Market Aga All Saints
Atrects
David Lowenstein Ie Tevaxurer
Newochithon
Miky Grice Neidig
Local ill and injuries noted in town report
The Sick Master Jon A Six, son of Mr and Mrs Chas Six, confined to bed by illness. Mi Tt Clay De Grange in the south slightly improved. Joseph N Chisel near Buckleyeslawn severely hurt by a falling rain. Wor Hildebrand and Burt Patrick street to City Hospital for treatment. Master Harry Hopwood recovered enough from typhoid fever to return home. Thomas Whitmore tollgate keeper on Georgetown turnpike at Ashby taken to City Hospital. Douglass J Hargett taken to City Hospital for pneumonia. Higett came from Washington where he accompanied his wife en route to Newton NC to visit daughter.
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Jon A. Six
Chas. Six
Bicknoes
Mi Tt
Clay de. Grange
Joseph N. Chisel
Buck- Leyslawn
Wor
Hildebrand
Burt Patrick
City Hospital
Harry Hopwood
Thomas Whitmore
Georgetown
Ashby
Douglass J. Hargett
Higett
Washington
Newton
N. C
Real estate sale in Walkersville and Bear Branch area
Auction notices announce sales at the Court House door starting at 11 a m and 1 p m including real estate in Walkersville with 4 acres and a five and one half story house, improved and unimproved lots, plus household furniture. Additional parcels include 61 acres near Bear Branch Sugar Cove Mountain and an acre near Venga ville. Auctioneers Harvey R. Leaso and Luther Bradey conduct the sales for multiple executors and heirs.
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Harvey
Walkersville
Charles W. Goldsborough
Harvey R. Leaso
Court House
Ebert
Patrick Atreet
Vengaville
Luther Bready
Vrederigk Oland
Bear Branch
Sugar Conf Mountain
Woman Arrested After Disturbance On West South Street
Caroline Spencer colored was arrested by Constable Carter on a disorderly charge connected to a quarrel between children of Florence Cann and another woman on West South street. Justice Eckstein dismissed the case with a warning to take better care of the children or face institutional care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Spencer
Carter
A. A. Jones
Florence Cann
Pha
West South Street
C. A. Eckstein
Buckeystown Democrats Hold Large Meeting at Buckeystown
Buckeystown Democrats meeting drew unusually large attendance with strong lines of enthusiasm. Dawson Williams of Montgomery County and Dr A H Conlay addressed the club. The group plans a gathering at Point of Rocks on Thursday, October 1.
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Buckeystown
Bryan, Kern, and Lewis
Dawson Williams
Montgontey County
A.H. Conlay
Tod Win J. Grove
Point of Rocks
Local City Baseball Championship Final Set Tomorrow
Tomorrow the Al Frederick and Frederick Selects will stage a battle for the city championship. The game starts at 3 o'clock. The prior match between Frederick and Lewistown ended in a 6 to 6 tie with batteries credited to Frederick Reitz Creager and Lewistown Schaeffer Schaeffer.
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Al-Frederick
Frederick
Frederee
Reitz
Creager
Lewistown
Schaeffer
Excavation Party at Wm Freed Farm Grounds
An excavation pry was held on Wm Freed’s land east of the city last night. About ten of his friends used picks and shovels to dig the cellar area before dispersing for the night. Refreshments were served and enjoyed.
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Wm. Freed
Advertising Car Arrives Ahead of Robbing Circus Stop
The advertising car for the Frank A. Robbing circus reached town this morning ahead of its Wednesday, October 7 stop, announcing the upcoming exhibition in the city.
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Frank A. Robbing Circus
Onehier Amt Cashier Directors Uno Wa Sarray Jonn
Readable fragments list names and titles: Onehier Amt as cashier and director roles. Mentions individuals such as Sarray Jonn, G. Rawsauna, Wu Hagan, D. Hanomis, Jom Moreen, Tops Bates Daniay Hansa, Comer Mt D B. Guna, Honma. Lacks clear actions or events.
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Daniay Hansa
H. Comer
Mt. D
B. Guna
D. Honma
Funeral of John F. Mall at Quinns A M E Church
The funeral of John F. Mall, colored, was held yesterday at 2 o clock at Quinns A M E church with Rev W A Harris officiating. Pallbearers from the Young American Drum Corps attended in regalia. Interment followed at Greenmount cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
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John FF. Mall
Quinn
W. A. Harris
John Dorny
William Fom
Clarence M01
Eugene Ivory
Henry Oatey
Junes Hambridge
Young American Drum Corps
Greanmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
When Kuben Comes to Town at City Opera House
Moving Pictures presents When Kuben Comes to Town a lighthearted farce set in a farmer’s town. Green’s holiday ends in comic chaos with bed bugs burglars and a trunk escape culminating in a lively chase and reunion with his wife.
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Moving Pictures
City Opera House
Kuben
Farmer Green
Bunco Men
Rube
Wereek
Work of Death. 4 Colored Infant Dies by Burns
George Tunstall colored two years old died Wednesday night at his Broadway home from lye burns. Funeral held at 2 pm with Rev ST Norwood officiating. Services at house and at Laboring Sons cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director. Ground broken on East Third for two new modern houses by Moses Fisher contractor H M Gittinger. QUINN, in loving remembrance of father John S. Quinn Gr. who died three years ago today September 25 1908. Time passes and years deny yet I cannot forget him.
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George ‘Tunstall
Broadway
ST. Norwood
Laboring Sons
Thomas P. Rice
East Third Street
Moses Fisher
H. M. Gittinger
New and Miller Textile Adverts Offer Yard Goods
Fragmentary OCR text advertises yard goods from New and Miller with various fabrics and prices. Mentions black velvet touches and stitching, with a price reference around 1.75 per yard and other fabric notes.
Local Merchants Advertise Goods and Services
A jumble of 19th century ads references Good Eating Apples and Old English Red Shronk, bulbs for planting, dances at Lake View, skating, and a notice about holiday closings. Also mentions Irish potatoes for sale, a trespass notice, a dressmaking business, imported Holland bulbs, gas heaters, roof paint, and a local hardware firm promoting products and services.
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J. Schroeder
Woodwood
Braddock Heights
Lake View
Henry Trail
Kerap
Doll Bros
Dianarke
Micon A
Wounwai
Patrick Street
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Columbus
Cadif
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Allen
Lucknow
Pekin
China
Pepe
Tae
Ryland
W. L. Moons
Dureau
Halian
Als
Hickman‘e
Mike
Crumor
Nia
Radoek "Winebrewer
Cockerley
R. A. Bennett
Fr. Burke
A. Birdiget
Fiahi
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. D. Simmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Onehier
Amt
G M. Taomam D
B. Kuravesny
Dongs Jom
Moreen
Bates
Jon D. Hendrickson
Madras Reppa
Engliah
Point la Revo
John D. Hendrigksop
Neidig
el Miller
New & Miller
Reneral GM
Huttle
Todd
Stich Black
Neidio & Miller
Mindbock Ileights
Cara
Lake View Casino
Sued Music
Markell & Mord
John A. Markell
Sanat’ & Foun
Holida
Manno Bros
Market St
Ile
Prien
Mia
Beatrice A. May
New York City
North Market Street
C, C, Hermann & Son, Florists
Anke
Frapraicx Gas & Exec, Co
Allen G. Quix & Co
Bane
Thomas P. Rige
Fureual Dikgorod
Borth Shernstive
Richel Berger
A. 3
Eighelberore
M. B. Etchison
the Eyghison Furniture
1. L. Rtcribon
South Market Street
Juldavio
Charles L. Renn
Baved
Pete
Epound
Was. HK
Suker
Uocos
RENN
Ie Ei Chiton
East Church Street
Mim
H. B
Etchibon Funeral Director
Excalmer
Dylidewiy Eee
W. Cookeriey
A. U
Mount Pleasant
Puillness
Wuckling
B. Sappington
Alwaya
Carey
Sappingtor
Frederick, Me
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