Colonel Schley Denies Census List Possession in Plea
Col Schley state census superintendent through attorney Mason filed in Hagerstown an answer to a petition to compel exhibition of census lists. He admits some petition facts but denies being superintendent, possessing the lists, or bearing any obligation to expose them. He argues the office is defunct and requests dismissal for want of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Buchanan Schley
J. Augustine Mason
Hagerswn
Andamos
Colonel Schlag
Schley
Purely Personal Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
D O Hendrix has returned from Pan American Exposition and Niagara Falls. Albert Ritchie of New York has been visiting relatives in Frederick and has returned. Isa Katherine Weiner of South Street is spending a few days in Brans and Martinsburg. Sabina Beckley and Adelaide Wood have returned from a visit to Baltimore and Washington. Mrs Edward Kelberger of West Church Street visits her daughter. W J and Mrs George Knott of Wheeling West Virginia have been visiting Frederick relatives and have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.o. Hendrix
Nia
Albert Ritchie
New York
Fredek
Isa Katherine Weiner
Haat Southeet
Brans
Martinsburg
Sabina Beckley
Adelaide Wood
Timore
Washington
Gray
Massachusetts
Edward
Kelberger
West Church Street
W.J
George M. Knott
Olers
W. Va
Frederick
Reed
Death notices for Bergman Yaste Reynolds in local obits
Sr Mary Bergman died at the Visitation Convent after illness from grip. Funeral at Tew and interment in county graveyard. Jacob Yaste, prominent county citizen, died at his nephew's home near Breathedsville. funeral at Reformed Church Middletown. Ames Reynolds, a well known painter, found dead at home of Mr Otho J Ber, Burkittaville. about fifty, unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bergman
Visitation Convent
Misa Agnes McQuade
Nawna
Acad
Bergman
New Ora
Jacob Yaste
Derick County
Leonard
Breathedsville
Washing County
Reformed Rch
Middletown
Ames Reynolds
Mes Reynolds
Otho Jer
Burkittaville
Ynolds
Hymeneas to Wed Next Week in Local Notice
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Alice Freshour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Freshour, to Mr. Wm. Grove at their town home. The wedding is set for Wednesday at 11 o clock, with the event to be held at the couple’s residence in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Alice
R. . Freshour
Wm. W. Grove
Atown
Hour
Roddya
Thia County
Weestling Will Case Reveals Witnesses On Health And Dress
Court hearings in the Wiestling case feature witnesses describing Miss Wiestling as frail and poorly dressed. Testimony covers health, attire, and financial arrangements, with notes on church ties and disputes over bequests.
Miss Wiestling Death Case Ties to Norwood Deed
Testimony describes Miss Wiestling's dependence on Mr Norwood, the transfer of a deed without her reading it, and Norwood paying taxes on a house assessed at 5200 with 160 personal property. Witnesses include Roger Motter, E A Gittinger, T M Biser, Adolphus Fearhake and juror Charles Stephens. Court adjourned for weekend.
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Wiestling
Charles Hrenner
Miss Whestling
Miss Wiestling
Witesa
Bremner
Rockwell
Maria
Mr. Rockwell
Harry B. Whitter
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Wrestling
Dr. Beale
Sallie White
Mr. Whitter
Dr. Brige
Miss Whsatling
James McSherry
Gac. Heinlein
Migs
H. J. Krise
Misa Wiestling
Mies Wiestling
Ausherman
Board of County Commissioners
Miss Wies¢ling
Norwood
Albert Smith
Josephine Brenner
John Fleming
West Third Street
Mr. Norwood
Mr. Kemp
Kemp
O. Smith
Liberty
Michael McCaffray
Annie Pagett
Wagner
Lewis Kemp
Harrison
Miss Whatling
Roger Motter
E. A. Gittinger
City Register
Elihu H. Rockwell
Tligy
T. M Biser
Justice of the Pewce
Youngest woman admitted to bar in Massachusetts
Miss Sarah Norris of Woburn and Miss Janet M Corbett of Charlestown passed the Massachusetts State board of bar examiners. Norris studied at Boston University Law School, Corbett read law at home while employed in the Suffolk registry of probate. Corbett is the youngest woman admitted, a few months over 21, with a belief in a growing field for women in office practice including probate, bankruptcy and conveyancing.
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Massachusetts State Board of Bar Examiners
Sarah Norris
Woburn
Janet M. Corbett
Charlestown
Norris
Boston University Law School
Miss Corbet
Suffolk Registry of Probate
Miss Corbett
Frothingham School
Mass
Girls’ High School
Boston
Mary E. Corbett
Joseph J. Corbett
Corbitt
James D. Meagher
New York City
Meagher
California
Real Estate Transfers and New Telephone Line in Local Counties
Sheridan McKissick sells east of Thurmont to Woman Jones for 275 dollars. McKissick buys a small farm near Fonuntsindale Pennsylvania. Josephus Hasterday farm of 226 acres near Olive sold to W Scott Kefauver of Burkittsville for 6800 dollars. Emory L. Coblentz sells James T Boyer Property north of Middletown for 925 dollars to Charles F Castle. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co builds a new line to Jefferson Petersville Brunswick and Harper's Ferry via county road from National Pike near Catoctin Mountain 21 miles east of Middletown. connects with trunk line along National Pike.
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Lvld
Sheridan McKissick
Thurmont
Wmn. Jones
McKissick
Fonuntsindale
Josephus Hasterday
Charles Caller
Olive
W. Scott Kefauver
Burkittsville
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Jefferson
Petersville
Brunswick
This County
Harper's Ferry
Charlestown
Winchester
Catoctin Mountain
Middletown
Appointment of Joseph Wolf as station agent in Myersville
Joseph Wolf named station agent of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad at Myersville replacing the resigned John T. Hildebrand. Wolf takes over duties at the station serving the line, with the change effective immediately as announced by the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wolf
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad
Myersville
John T. Hildebrand
Belt Break Delays City Lights Return Tonight
The city electric light plant halted service last night due to a broken belt. A new belt has been installed and streets will be lighted tonight.
Democratic County Convention Names Slate and White Supremacy Rally
The Preying County Democratic convention met in the City Opera House to name delegates for resolutions and credentials and to nominate candidates for House of Delegates, county commissioners, sheriff, county treasurer, and surveyor. The platform affirmed McKinley’s death, endorsed Governor Smith, and urged white supremacy while inviting allies opposed to Negro influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Jacob M. Newman
Central Committee
John W. Fogle
Woodsboro
Newman
Hoy Meondia
Etnosty
George Castie
Harmony
Maston
J. W. Downey
New Market
George Snouffer
J. F. Eisenhawer
E L. Cablentz
O. J. Barrick
J. O. Williams
BE. ©. Brandenburg
E. T. Dixon
R. F. Sappington
Z. T
F. R. Neighbors
L. T. MacGill, Jr
Dr. J. E. Beatty
L. 0. Ogle
Vincent Sebold
G. W. Blickinstaff
D. O. Walker
O. B. Stona
J. L. Hanver
J. M. Holbrener
Thomas Craig
W. W. Welker
David Souder
G.H. Bassard
J. H. Shank
Philips
Dr. Whitehill
G. W. Geesey
R. M. Neighbors
Henry Wiener
Lewis Hargett
J. W. Grove
Committee On
Democratic Party
McKinley
John Walter Smith
House of Delegates
Eugene L. Derr
Mr. Sebold
Emmitsburg
Enoch L. Frizzell
Eli Charles Renn
Ballenger
Rueben Saylor
Johnsville
D. C. Kemp
Tuscarora
John A. Molesworth
Beatty
George W. Gaver
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis E. Barrick
L T. Brien
Butes H. Magruder
Urbana
M. F. Starr
Samuel D. Smith
Liberty
John F. Davie
John Holbruner
Barrick
Molesworth
Mr. Gaver
E. L. Coblentz
C. O. Goblentz
Jackson
Edward Fink
Wm. Bruce Ogle
Col. Brien
Urleans
John Davis
J. Roger McSherry
Braddock
J. Allen Grambine
O. A. Castle
Thurmont
James ‘J. Waesche
M. J. Allan Grombine
Mr. Ogie
Shamrock Leads This Time In Today's America’s Cup Race
Special Dispatch reports Shamrock and Columbia in a brisk America's Cup duel from New York with Shamrock taking early lead and windward progress noted. Start times 11.00.04 for Shamrock and 11.00.06 for Columbia, wind around eleven knots, Shamrock ahead by 150 yards at 13:00, outer marks passed by 1:24 and 1:25 respectively. Also brief local notices on typhoid illnesses in Libertytown and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colambia
Shamrock
Columbia
Surrey & Borst's ad lists steep sale items and prices
Local note describes Shipley Boost Special with numerous goods and prices, including brooms soap dishes cups and saucers jardinier baskets and bicycles. Also mentions Chry Hotel and Turtle Soup lunch, dancing lessons at Independent Hall, shell oysters at Doll's and Yingling restaurant, and Union Veteran Legion event with Baltimore & Ohio Railroad fares. Provides medical and dry goods notices and Frederick's wall paper store promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Boost
Surrey & Borst
You Want to Make Your Table Look Handsome
Column design tips aim to improve readability and appeal. Clear headers, aligned data, consistent fonts, balanced whitespace, and subtle color use enhance visual impact for reports and dashboards.
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Tet Amenga
Jean Baptiste Musallon
William Moultrie
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Ragland
Karl Ritter
Berlin
Strassburg
Samuel D. Sturgis
West
St. Paul
Bhippensburg
John Pope
Sandusky
Thomas Francis Bayard
Great Britain
Cleveland
Dedham
Lory
Willington
Del
Pear Fanperoe Kottiasre
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Renteacher
Larlor Furniture Illinery
Ohibition
E. W. Batlerane
S. Market
G. Ford
Miss Ritchie
Doll's
City Hotel Buffet
City Hotel Baffes
Yingling’s
Rodook & Co
Carty
Doll Bros
D. S. Rice
Obair
Hymeneas
Testatrix
Mise
Janet Corbett
SEDER
Preyiong County
House of Delegtates
County
Onicer
K. L. Ooblentz
Charles C. Ooblentz
Coblentz Ws
James W. Troxel
Sebold
Troxel
L. Victor Baughman
Libertytown
Madge Sippington
Henry Swadener
Gasper Diller
John H. Shook
Chry Hotel Buiter
Heighta
Pythias
Castle Hall
Anderson, C. C
Devel Crana
City Hotel
Yuna
Independent
Ritchie
W. M. Rircarg
Frederick, Md
Shell
Yinguing
Yingling
Sam's Place
Market Space
Union Veteran Legion
Gettysburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Battlefield
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Wm. D. Boteler
Kansan City University
London
N. Market St
LeFever
Groff’s Park
East Church Street
de Rae
L. E. Mullinix
Designa
Wm. Campbell Co
L. BE. Mullinix
Ryan Model
Eno Mint
LN Perest
Joan Herdricklor
Neidig & Miller
NZ & Miller
Aeason
Gooda Clearleg House
Clinton FE
Clinton E. Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Onur
Ibanogle & Wagamana
North Market Street
B. Sappington
Bright New
Peice
S. B. Sappington
Olty Hall
GEO. S
Rodooe & GC
RIOR
COLES
Brunsel
Smyrna
GEO. B. Rodock & LU
A. T. Rios & Sons
Wat Deanes Dingc
Frederick CO
Telephone
T. P. Rice
RICE
Bredk Co
Ceresville Milling
W. F. Roland
Saxo
Potomac River
Phose
Willard
Kane
Septs Nr
Inquire
South Market Street
Patty
Buckeystown
Ford
Buckeya O
Gulag
Samuel Werthaimar
Grover
Frederick County Agricultural Society
STAR
Chas
F Flemiog
Rich Lever
Cousty
G. P. Alteuann
E.W. Butler
Columbia Street
Cumberland, Md
North Market St
D.C. Winebrewer & Son
DeGranga
Motter’s Station
A. Orndorf
Motter's
Baker Johnson
Attiornee
Potts
Court Street
Povldly
Devilbiss Gurner General Insurance
Hare
First National Bank
Doll & Albanmh
Fysicrr
Ibe
Josephs Academy
Emmitsburg, MD
Sisters of Charity
Blue Ridge Mountains
Enien Sted
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