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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1906

Page

3

Sept 26 In History Chronology of Notables

A historical roundup lists notable deaths and births. Figures include Lord Colliarwood born in Newcastle upon Tyne, Sir William Howe’s Philadelphia entry, Daniel Boone born in Pennsylvania 1738 and died in Kentucky, Marquis Wellesley, Clara Mundt, Tount Thompson, W E Bull, Columbus exhumation, Fanny Daveport, John C Nicolay.

Lord Colliarwood Mewcastle-upon-Tyne Willam Howe Philadelphia Daniel Boone Hunter Kentucky Mingouri Pennsylvania Richard Colley Marquis Wellesley Duke of Wellington Clara Mundt Louisa Muhlbach Tount Thompson Middletown E W. Bull Concord Mass

Personal notices of local residents and visitors

UKELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs about residents who travel or relocate. Master Cyril Grobbe accepts a position with Mr. Thomas Bookey on Booth Market street. Rowe of South Market street goes to Lonaconing for a new post. Mrs P Samuel Nottingle on extended visit to Montgomery county. Mr Robert McCleery and son Perry of Chicago visit his mother Mrs M J McCleery on North Market arrest. Julia Crouse of Cumberland returns after visiting Miss Nellis Babman on West Patrick Street. Mrs John Bowers and daughter Alice on West All Statute street visit Martiesburg West Virginia. Mrs Katie West and children of Washington return after visiting her father Lewis Shook on West Patrick street.

Cyril Grobbe Thomas Bookey Booth Market Street Rowe South Market Street Lonaconing P. Samuel Nottingle West Partick Street Montgomery County Robert McCleery Perry Chicago M. J. McCleery North Market Mise Julia Crouse Cumberland Mise Nellis Baaman West Patrick Street John Bowers Alice Martiesburg W. Va Katie West Waablogtos Lewis Shook

Deaths of Granville Mullinix Mamie Day George Hull

Obituary notices from Demasour Maryland report the deaths of Granville Mullinix at 89 years, Mamie Day at 85, and Mrs. George Hull aged 76. Mullinix had operated appendicitis treatment in Baltimore and was a Browningsville Cornet Band president. Day was his widow’s relative and a longtime resident with two sons. George Hull’s wife Mrs Jane Hall died age 86. funeral details list local ministers and Damascus cemetery.

Granville Mullinix Demasour Montgomery County Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore William Mulliniz Damascus Mulliniz Browningsville Cornet Band R. Granvile Mulliors Lenvea William Day James Newland Oleugh Damasguas I G. T Warn

Brief items of Laval and general interest

A fragmented note highlights bright items of local interest with mentions of a person named Byechart and a specimen described as a portent. The text is incomplete but indicates a small town news brief focusing on notable items and general matters.

Laval A. Byechart

Jury Ends Case as John Leese Bot Found Guilty

The jury convicted John Leese Bot of the manslaughter charge after hours of deliberation. The panel indicated unresolved verdicts on Frederick Debold, with some members holding for acquittal and others for manslaughter. Witnesses testified about reputations and alleged threats connected to the Debolds case.

Deboldanes Ant Baring Csert John Leese John Debold Samuel A. Laws Wai. Markell Genith Smith Boith Ben Denled George Boith

Hagerstown Fair urged to ban gambling devices

Ten leading Hagerstown clergy submitted a memorial to the Hagerstown Fair Association urging a prohibition on gambling devices on fair grounds. The ministers argue the gambling elements endanger morals and violate law, while the association vows to curb gambling as much as possible.

Hagerstown D. A. Staley

RAMSBURG AND HEINBACH WEDDING IN TOWN

Clarance Adolphot Rameburg of this city and Miss Katherine V Heinbach of Baltimore were quietly married at the Evan gelical Lutheran parsonage by Rev Chacon F Steck. After the ceremony they visited Braddock Heights and Avalon Cottage for a reception, with a wedding trip planned to Carlisle Philadelphia and Atlantic City. They will reside at the Avalon Cottage. Gertie Barkman and Dinsmore O Toma, both of Wolfaville, were married at Cavetown on September 23 by Rev J P Harner of the Re formed Church.

Ramsburg Heeindach Clarance Adolphot Rameburg Katherine V. Heinbach Baltimore Evangelical Lutheran Church Chacon F. Steck Braddock Heights Avalon Cottage Philadelphia Atlantic City Toms ~ Barkman Mies Gertie Barkman Dinsmore O. Toma Wolfaville Mar Cavetown J. P. Harner The Reformed Church

Mule Attacks Wagon After Automobile Sighting on South Market

A frightened mule pulling a cart belonging to Thomas Myers bolted down South Market Street near J A Kidwiter's saloon. The animal collided with a Dayton wagon at the Emergency Hospital crossing, ejecting Miss Ashmutt and injuring Mme Clara DeLashmatt. Mr Charles B E Zellere Jr halted the mule near Eat South Street. DeLashmutt suffered serious injuries. DeLashmatt was slightly bruised.

Thomas Myers J. A. Kidwiter South Market Atreat South Market Street Dayton Mme Clara DeLashmatt Robert Grove Miss Ashmutt Eat South Atreas Charles BE. Zellere

The Detary Dadhes Musical Comedy at City Opera House

At the City Opera House last night a two note musical comedy titled The Detary Dadhes was presented before a small audience. The performer appeared in handsome costume and made a fine impression with good musical numbers and well received specialties.

City Opera House Miliary Malde

A Bleter's Sacrifice. One of the latest dramatic enocecsss

A dramatic piece titled A Bleter's Sacrifice centers on a sacrifice theme with notable emotional turns and a focus on character conflict. The article highlights stagecraft and performance notes from the theater scene.

Mid-week nervies set for 02 at Leasherna cheroh

Misread OCR notes an event labeled nervies scheduled for 02 at the Lesherna area with an 047.8 o'clock time hint. Details are unclear and partially garbled.

Real estate deeds and marriages in county notices

Weekly record of property transfers and marriages. Deeds include George A House, Mary Bowlee, Ashby L Wolfe, William Harwood, Leonidas W Bartlett, and William A Hawkins among others. Marriages listed: Shearer with Stillicas, Blackstones with Johnson, Baker with Plank, Dolphy with Fouts, Waymire with Dean. Orphans Court items cover final accounts, administrator actions, and sales of estate properties.

Ollesa Olrenkt and Gouste Td George A. House Pan Ike Toesok D. Betfer Welter O. Himes Frank L Gsoner Michael Joseph Shearer Earle Mary Stillicas Washington Ulysses Grant Blackstes New Windsor Barthe Irene Johnson Near Linganore William Harrison Baker Thermont Alberta Plank Gattynburg Joseph Dolphy Union Bridgs Giriny Fouts Jennevilles Webster Clay Waymire Dayton Mary Rebecca Dean Middlewo Catherine Groff Oscelia Benusberry Alverta M. Crambaugh Osurt Joseph N. Lohr Osassd Jobn I. Jambon Jobn I. Jambon, Deprmsed, Aled. Firat Gval J. A. Baxto William A. Baxtin Firet Goal B. J J. A. Baxtie Mary J. Saxtio Pareoun Jobs P. Rout Edger O. Moser Firat Edgar O. Mover John P. Moser Nicholas Baker Xenbell M. Baker Francee M. Zimmerman Millard O Albert M. Zimmerman Bolomin J. Smith Panne

Dick Sends Out His Ciruclars and Political Attacks

The piece reports a long pamphlet by David E. Dick attacking Editor J. J. Robinson and various public figures, recounting alleged past conduct and mining business disputes. It notes threats of a public debate with Pearre and others and mentions charges against Collector Stone and Thalholmer over actions toward an alien from a German steamship in Baltimore on April 38, 1906.

Bo Sayan David E. Disk Cnumberland Isis D. E. Dick J. J. Robinson Aiaseota Robinson Bhaw Reynolds Stone Co. Pearce Baltimore Thalholmer Isene Belog Stone

Waynesboro Farm Sold For 4155 To Mr Arupab Rogers

Mr Arupab Rogers of Buckeye town Evaderink county on a traveling calamas for the Frick Company Waynesboro Pa has purchased the late James McPheerren farm one mile east of Waynesboro for 4155. The 17 acre farm includes a dwelling house frame barn and five fields with a water stream and is said to be well suited for farming.

Arupab Rogers Buckeyatown Evaderink County Frick Company Waynesboro James McPheerren

Saks Couple Near Libertytown Land at 640 per Aera

Mr and Mrs Elisha Saks of near Libertytown acquire land measured at 640 per aera in a transaction noted in local records.

Elisha BR. Saks Near Libertytows

York Fair Dates and Reduced Rates Announcement

An obscured notice from York Pennsylvania advertises a fair October 1 to 5 with reduced rates and excursions. The fragment mentions October and York, but full details are unreadable.

Simons Case Now Indicted for Manslaughter

The trial reports Robert M. Simons charged with manslaughter in the Fergusonville case over the August killing of Joke Fridinger. Key witnesses describe a post office road brawl ending with Fridinger shot in the back. Defense argues Simons acted in self defense as Fridinger attacked with a blackjack. The jury list includes Willer and others. court adjourned for reconvening.

Shootig Fridinger Binsens Gelf Feidinger Wien Robert M. Gimom Joke J Feidinger Potoravitte Aagaet Joke W. Loy David H Ros Daeod IL Abels Albers P. Bars Jambse O Stoilionger Willem Lobe Zapp O. Maarader Yoke T. Ghafer Charlee W Jehnotw Albert Suite Joke F Yieger Tae Grates Attornsy Willer Etatesnent Reno B. Harp Simons Henry Bigier Fridl Bimone Fridiager Enoxville Bim Golf Catherine LaSalle Baltimore Peteraville Neve Aimour Andyean Fridieger

Cancer From Sore Tooth In Chambersburg Area

Clem Kesselring formerly of Wolts ville in this county who worked as a baker at Waynesboro Pa is said to be dying from cancer. A sore tooth treated by several physicians weeks ago led to a severe condition and an operation proved futile.

Clem Kesselring Woltsville Coounty Waynesboro Chambersburg

Local Infirmities Noted in Community List

The sick list records Misa Grace Be at East Fourth Street 1100 and Mr Gay Albaugh at Bayt Third Street as quite ill. Mr John Feaga is under treatment at the Saintiak Oey Hea vital and shows much improvement.

Misa Grace BE Bobleigh East Fourth Atreet Gay Albaugh Bayt John Feaga Sreantiak Oey Hea Mach Improv

Law's ani Waived Bearing Before Judge Hobsteis

Mrs Elen Emoyle appeared before Judge Hobsteis on charges of Giserderry bows ned war. She was given bail set at 200 for the grand jury term. The febby critic Minion Sentay Snestra.

Elen Emoyle H. Hobsteis Giserderry Ned War Minion Sentay Snestra

Diphtheria Threat Looms as Rawlings Epidemic Fears Rise

A diphtheria epidemic is threatened at Rawlings Allegany county amid community concerns. Mrs Bilan A Phelps of Laurel dies at 80. A railway cafe blast case in Misbury involves five men charged. Dasisl Sollenberger, 73, found dead at Altonwald. John Tall, 62, dies after long illness. he served as a boatman on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Hagerstown Fair stock jumps with recent bids and auction sales. Washington Frederick and Gattynbarg Railway directors plan to meet over roadbed improvements. Mt Johns Literary Institution library upgrades relocate books to the third floor for Sunday school use.

Bilan A. Phelps Laurel Rawlings Allegany Ool Cumberland Ohsenke Atlantic Railway Misbury Dasisl Sollenberger Altonwald Western Land John Tall Tall Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Hagerstown

Displays of Fall Militnery At Mrs Payas Shop

The item announces a display of fall millinery at Mrs. Payas’s shop located at 1 West Patrick Street. A date near November 39 is referenced along with related accessories and fashion items.

B. Payas Bai Fenaber West Patrick Street

Frederick Md Notice and Help Wanted Ad Fragments

Fragmented local notices show a boy wanted to learn trade with small starting pay. Also listed is a YMCA building campaign goal with a fifty percent or more contribution due by September 16 1906. A coal dealer announces a 25 cent per ton delivery surcharge starting October 1 1906. Also Niagara excursions advertised with round trip price 911.03 from Frederick and routes to Mt. Airy and Washington.

Y.M. C. A. Building Campaign Committee J. Teavenis Tuomas Frederick Battimorsa Niagara Sraderick Exoureloo Isbes Venice Pollate Mt. Airy Washington Wale Arsestoe Seni Valley Ee Ee

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