International Telephone Company Files Record Deed in Delaware
A new giant in telephony files the largest deed of trust in Delaware history for 100 million dollars. International Telephone Company, recently chartered at Dover, vows cheaper service at mail rates and plans to raise capital to 200 million with further 100 million deed. Key officers include Rhinehart, Harrison, Fahey, and Kanyon, with Marvel as resident counsel.
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Recorder of Deeds
Eblen B. Harrison
Baltimore
Henry FE. Fahey
New York
J. Miller Kanyon
Washington, D. C
Marvel
Philadeline
Louisiana
Musnu
Pleasant Personal News From Town Circles
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr M BR Williams left for Baltimore. Miss Mattie Houser of Baltimore visits the Misses Radcliff on East Third street. Mrs Clayton Gilbert of Union Bridge visits Mrs Euros Ramsburg. Mr Ezra Houck Sr. leaves for New Brunswick and Trenton New Jersey on a ten day trip. Mr Joseph Eisenhauer goes to Baltimore for a Catholic Benevolent Legion meeting. Mrs John I Griffis of Baltimore, who took shottags at Blue Ridge Summit, visits sister Mrs L V Baughman at Poplar Terrace. Mr Walter Hargett, after work with Steam Traction Co, returns home before resuming medical studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
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M. BR. Williams
Ealtimore
Mattie Houser
Baltimore
Radcliff
Third Street
Cliyton Gilbert
Union Bridge
Euros Ramsburg
Ezra Houck
New Brunswick
Trenton
New Jersey
Joseph Eisenhauer
Catholic Benevolent Legion
John I. Griffis
Biue Ridge Summit
L. V. Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Walter Hargett
Steam Traction Co
University of Pennsylvania
The Social World A Surprise Party
A pleasant surprise party was given Misa Irene Rios of Brunswick on Monday evening with dancing singing and games. Refreshments were served at midnight. Attendees included Mrs M S Rice Misser Irens Rios Mabel Rice Gia Snoodts Mary Thomas Jeannie Snoots Imogens Thomas Bile Snoots Naunie Barger Nellie Barger Mattie Sigafoos Jmcy Connor Ida Connor V Gorsuch of Baltimore and Joseph Roeder Clarence Thomas Christ Orndorf Abs Orndorf Grover Potter Chariss Colliex Vernon Collier David Rosder Fred Callahan Quarrall Signfooss Edward Wenner George Butler and Harvey Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Irene Rios
Brunswick Test
Mrs. M.S. Rice
Misser Irens Rios
Mabel Rice
Gia Snoodts
Mary Thomas
Jeannie Snoots
Imogens Thomas
Bile Snoots
Naunie Barger
Nellie Barger
Mattie Sigafoos
Jmcy Connor
Swadener and Simpson Nineteenth Quiet Libertytown Wedding
Francis B Swadener son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Swadener and Mrs Susie H Simpson daughter of Mrs Mary L Nall of Libertytown were quietly married in the M P parsonage Libertytown last evening at S oclock Rev O B MecCashin officiated The ceremony was small with few relatives present Attendants were T Arnold Whitmore and Graces Zimmerma of Woodsboro The couple will reside at Mary Whitmore's property on the west end of Libertytown.
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Swadener—Simpson
Francis B. Swadener
Daniel Swadener
Susie H Simpson
Mary L. Nall
Libertytown
M. P
O. BK. MecCashin
Swadenet
Liberty
T. Arnold Whitmore
Mise Gracs Zimmerma
Woodsboro
Mary Whitmore
Labertytown
Man Indicted for Manslaughter in 1902 Emmitsburg Case
Intar Circuit Court heard Harry F Starner on trial for the May 9 1902 shooting death of Joseph Henry Rinehart. Testimony described threats to Starner's mother and sister prior to the killing. Starner admitted the act stating he struck Rinehart three times with a gun, the third discharge killing him.
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Harry F. Starner
Starner
Joseph Henry Rinehart
Emmitsburg
William H. Keller
Samuel P. Bussard
Frank E. Thomas
George W. Devitbiss
Daniel J. Whitmore
Peter 8. Nethagle
Chas. H. Cochran
Bliss £. Singer
Milton H. Getzendanner
F. Granville Thomas
George A. Gilbert
Charles Wertheimer
Wm Honck
Gan
Jeremiah Houck
Reinhart
Jane O. Koontz
Frank Houck
Harry
Rinehart
Barry
Bernard J. Hobbs
Young Koontz
Hobbs
Charles B. Ashbaugh
Millard F. Sheff
Krimmitsburg
Jacob Walter
Hanover
Abraham Naill
Johnny Hosntz
Jos
Wes
Frank Bowie
Samuel Mack
James &. Esworthy
Chester Thomas
Gary
Harp
Etchison
Travereer
James Shrams
Joan A. Byler
Jane Byler
Henry Brast
William Pear
Exagens Roberts Goar
Hagens Roberts
Rincienr
Noted Escaped Robber Roberts Recaptured in Carroll County
Roberts, a Maryland Penitentiary escapee who fled after pushing Deputy Shaw down stairs, was recaptured in Carroll County a week later. An earlier Aug 1891 plea to indecent exposure and assault led to a nine year term, with escape on July 1, 1898. Superintendent Jesse J. Moore seeks Roberts for remaining two years. Keogh Sentenced to 21 Years for Felonious Assault on Stella Poffenberger.
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Maryland
Roberts
Jell
Shaw
Carroll County
Roberta
Jesse J. Moore
Maryland House of Qurrcotles
House of Correction
Moore
Keogh
Jans M. Keogh
Stella Poffenberger
Bible Agent Arrested in Lancaster County Horse Thief Case
A. J. Glasgow, a Bible agent, was arrested in Millersville as nine horse theft charges loom. Det. White and District Attorney Groff presented strong evidence linking Glasgow to stolen teams from Mount Wolf and Annville, with bail initially offered by prominent locals. The Ports Deposit sale of a bay horse pair for 200 dollars ties to the scheme, highlighting a long pattern of theft amid Glasgow's church work.
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A. J. Glasgow
Millersville
Lancaster County
Charles E White
Lancaster
York Counties
Glasgow
White
Groff
Herr
Mount Wolt
T. J. Gemmill
Rei Lion
Gemmill
Mr. Gemmill
Annville
Lebanon County
Oberholtzar & Noll
Ports Deposit
Mai
Work of Death Claims Eliza Ramsburg in Virginia
Mrs Eliza Ramsburg widow of Asa Ramsburg died suddenly in Manassas Virginia from paralysis at her son Martins Remsburg home aged 82 She was a Middletown Valley native daughter of Jacob Smith She leaves two sons Milton of Sioux City and Martin J at home plus a sister Miss Elizabeth Smith Funeral held in Manassas Virginia Tuesday afternoon Laura V Sweadner Dies After Months Long Illness At Libertytown Maryland Widow of Richard Dorsey Sweadner she died September 17 aged 52 Survived by seven children three sons four daughters. funeral at M P church Friday afternoon Swesdner Brothers undertakers James G Topper Dies At 70 In Thurmont Area Funeral at St Johns Church Sunday after general debility with six daughters and three brothers listed
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Eliza Remsburg
Asa Ramsburg
Martin
Remsburg
Afanassas
Ramaborg
Jacob Smith
Middletown
Doro
Virginia
Storm
Entheran
Milton
Sioux City
Town
Anc
Elizabeth Smith
Myersville
Manassas
MES
Laura V. Sweadlee
Barr
Laura V. Sweadnuer
Richard Dorsey Sweadner
Libertytown
This County
M. P
O. K. McCaslin
Fairmount Cemetery
George H.whitmore
John W. Colleberry
Thos. Bitzier
John M. Vansant
Swesdner Brothers
James G. Topper
East South Stress
J. M. Newman & Co
W. G. Dager
Thurmont
Frank Stokes
Geo. Hoffman
Robert Fraley
Barrard Schill
Wim. Fleshman
Jacob
Emmitsburg
William
John
Pennsylvania
Ss. John’s Church
Nearing Completion Its Louanon 18 A Fine One
An elevating Hudson view building for the Nosiate community advances toward completion in about six weeks. Father O Rourke reports rapid progress on stone brick and plasterwork with two 200 foot wings and a granite basement. Father Walsh leads grounds work as the site sits high overlooking historic Hudéan with a full scenic view.
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Father O'Rourke
Jeauit Novitiate
New York
Hudson
Father Walsh
Hudean
Mcenery
Baltimore ready to welcome Rev J A Bowers at Calvary
Rev J A Bowers, pastor at St Mark’s Washington, DC, was unanimously elected pastor of Calvary Lutheran Baltimore and is expected to assume duties November 2. A Frederick County native, he comes from a family of preachers with brothers Rev George Bowers in Hagerstown and Rev M L Beard in Middletown. He has led St Mark’s for six years, growing membership and reducing debt amid youthful energy.
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Baltimore
J. A. Bowers
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Washington, D. C
Oalvary Lutheran Church
Bowers
Frederick County
Jefferson
George
Bovwera
Hagerstown
Maryland Synod
M. L. Beard
Middletown
St.Mark
Firas
iN THE LAW S GRIP BEFORE JUSTICE SMITH
Oscar Jackson, escorted, was arrested last night by Officer Holbraner charged with beating his wife and robbing his children out of the house. Justice Smith, after a hearing, fined him 10 dollars and sent him to jail for 30 days. Frmoak Goins, colored, was arrested last evening by Officer King, charged with fighting with his wife. Justice Smith after a hearing fined him 32 dollars, which he paid.
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Jubtio“N Smith
Oscar Jackson
Holbraner
Justice Smith
Frmoak Goins
King
Twentieth Annual Convention of Maryland Synod Women
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church will convene at the Lutheran church in Middletown on Wednesday October 8 at 2 o clock p m and continue until Friday October 10. Delegates from various congregations and societies participate with about 1250 members. Much business of importance will come before the convention and an interesting meeting is expected.
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Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland Synod
Lusheran Church
Lutheran Church of
Middletown
Eckstein Saloon Sold to Local Buyers for 900 Dollars
The saloon and restaurant on Court street owned by W F Eckstein was bought yesterday by Clinton Harwood and Thomas Steele for 900 dollars. The establishment will be operated by Thomas Steels.
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W. F. Eckstein
Court Street
Mears
Clinton Harwood
Thomas Steele
Thomas Steels
News Of The State: Notable Local Disasters And Departures
Thomas Ball of North Host drowned in North Waut River while swimming. Fire at A. Gambrill Manufacturing flour mills in Hillcott City caused great excitement. Rev A William Kaako resigns to join German Reformed Church at Roxberry Pa. A sow bank from J O Burk in Path Valley burned with livestock loss 4000 partly insured. Ditto dwelling near Dry Rap burned with furniture. family escaped in night clothes. October 6 set for monument dedication to Gen Philip Reed at Calk's field. Kent County to hear William M Marine address. In St Mary’s County Walter Hammett indicted for felonious age not clear. trial set. Fifteen negroes fined about $5 each for francista picnic near Clarkaburg. another unnamed black man fined for dip. More arrests to follow. James E H Ellegood, Democratic Congressional nominee, proposes open letter anti-bribery campaign with Republican nominee. Robert Kenny, 21, killed in Baltimore and Ohio roundhouse accident. Youth found along Perryville tracks identified as Joseph Miller of Wilmington Del. Lonaconing City Council revokes exclusive feature of Lonaconing Water Company franchise. charter forfeiture pursued with Maryland Attorney General.
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Thomas Ball
North Host
Waut River
0. A. Gambrill Manufacturing Company
Hillcott City
William Kaako
Zion Reformed Church
Cumberland
Roxberry
J. O. Burk
Path Valley
Washington County
Harry 8
Ditto
Dry Rap
Philip Reed
Calk's Field
Kent County
William M. Marine
Baltimore
St. Mary
Walter D. Hammett
Francista
Clarkaburg
Wall
James EH. Ellegood
Congress
W. H. Jackson
Repubiican
Robert Kenny
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumbarland
Philadelphis, Wilmington and Baltimore
Perryville
Gaols
Jozeph Miller
George W. Miller
East
Hileventh Street
Wilmington
Del
Lonaconing
Lonaconing Water Company
Maryland
Lazariat Fathers' Jubilee Rite in Emmitaburg
The Lazariat Fathers gold jewelry jubilee ended yesterday in Emmitaburg with a pontifical Requiem Mass. Bishop Alien of Mobile officiated aided by Rev. Peter Quad and Rev. John O. McGovern. Mount St. Mary's College provided choir. Very Rev. Father Mc Hale delivered the sermon. County award to place Mason Dixon line marker at Blue Ridge Summit to start dividing line between Frederick and Washington counties.
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Lazariat Fathers
Emmitaburg
Aglemn
Bishop Alien
Mobile
Alm
Peter Quad
Mount St. Mary’s College
John O. McGovern
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
F. Curran
Philadelphia
W. H. McDonald
Altoona
Acolytes
J.J. Redican
Boston
Mass
Malachi Kitrick
Als
Thurifer
J. A. Bratton
Ala
Mount 8. Mary's College
Dominic Brown
Mount 8. Mary’s College
Father McHale
C. M
Niagara Univaralty
P. N. Hammaker
Thormont
County
Blue Ridge Summit
Mason and Dixon
Frederick
Washington
Sub Committees Appointed For Firemen's Convention
The general committee on arrangements for the firemen's convention to be held here in January 1908 met last night in Independent Hall and appointed several sub committees to handle different branches of the work.
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Jans
Notice rescinds water use ban and schedules events
A city water allowance is sufficient to meet needs and the prohibition on sprinkling and fans is lifted. A Saturday night 10 30 PM electric road departure is noted. Fall millinery display starts Friday plus sofa pillow tops offered. A Grace Reformed church concert is set for 8 PM Friday in Woman's College Ball with reserved seating. Minor liquor restriction warnings and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion rates are announced with dates and specifics.
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Geo. Eow
Ayor
D. Mane
Markes St
Grace Reformed Church
Woman's College Ball
McCarden's
Pica
Last Move On Garment Line Remnant Sale
Joen Hendrickson offers remnant items from a garment line. White and colored waists moved to the remnant table with reduced prices. Colored percales Madras waists and linen skirts offered, mohair waists in fall colors, limited stock noted, sale promoted to shoppers.
Spring Jackets Bargain Drive Offers Deep Discounts
Lightweight jackets in Browne, Grey and Navy Blas offered from 82 to 38 boat, with many lines and fabrics. Unlined coats marked down from 875 and 400 to 1.30, 5.00 lined jackets cut to 2.25, 8.76 and 10 satin lined styles reduced to 6.75. An unknown extra offer is hinted for bargain seekers.
Eolipao Shirt Sale Display Promises Great Value
John Henpatosson promotes a south window display for the Eolipao Shirt sale urging buyers to compare prices. The ad emphasizes the shirt’s appeal and urges wearers to consider the deal.
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P. B
Local notices and ads list movers, carpet dealer, and legal services
An OCR fragment presents classified style items including a door removal at Potts Building Frederick Maryland for a law practice, promises of deeds mortgages and wills on short notice, and an artistical carpet promotion by L B Mullins Carpet House. It mentions Johnson Baker attorney at law and Hamilton Lindbay with references to local commerce and door relocation.
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Or Baker Johnson
Potts
Court Street
Frederick
Wil Clark Gale
Banquet Held by Jr. Order United American Mechanics
A banquet occurred on Tuesday September 23 at Manor Hall Doubs with addresses by Rev P O Holwarde and Ret W L Bourer sent to Monterae. In Montgomery county county commissioners declared Annis F Eaglen an indigent pauper and ordered commitment to Monterne Hospital for treatment. Sunday Excursions announced from Baltimore and Washington to Frederick with arrival at 1030 am and a trip to Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
0. U. A. M. Hanguet
Jr. Order
United American Mechanics
Manor Hall
Doubs
P.O. Holwarde
W. L. Bourer
Monterae
Montgomery County
Annis F. Eaglen
Monterne Hospital
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Local Mert Market Quotes From Eastern Milling and Export
The Esstern Milling and Export Company lists today's prices for corn at 62 cents per bushel shelled, wheat No 2 red at 64 cents, oats at 40 cents per bushel, and hay ranging from 10 to 18 dollars per ton. Zinc and grinding merchandise are noted as Devoe Leaf and Zinc Paints, mixed by hand, with lead costs unstated. sold by P. L. Hargett & Co.
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Esstern Milling & Export Company
Sre
P. L. Hargett & Oc
Business Change Moves Joseph Eisenbazer Grocery
Joseph Eisenbazer moves his grocery business one door north of the former location and will operate it separately from the old store which will become a wholesale and retail store under a new name and arrangement.
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Joseph Eisenbazer
Yan
Uqnitor
Fisherman Peter Mantz Catches Four Goa Bass
On Wednesday, Mr Peter Mantz caught four Goa bass weighing a combined pounds with a single fish of three pounds noted.
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Peter Mantz
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