Court notices in Frederick County Virginia 1907
In vacation the 19th day of August 1907 Bettie M Murphy sues Theodore Scott Catlett and others to obtain a decree for sale of Mary C Catlett estate two acres near Brucetown to distribute sale proceeds and settle administrator accounts. Defendants nonresidents ordered to appear within one month and notice to Four weekly in Evening Star Winchester Virginia. Maurice M Lynch executor note follows.
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Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Bettie M. Murphy
Theodore Scott Catlett
Lillian Catlett
Charles Baker Catlett
Susan Catlett
Edith Lee
Samuel Lee
Elizabeth Janney
Eli Janney
J. Hiram Catlett
C. H. Purcell
Mary C. Catlett
Brucetown
Charles,Baker Catlett
Evening Star
Winchester
Samuel Rodgers
Alice Meriwether
Board of Finance
Baltimore
Phil. H. Gold
M. M. Lynch
Booths Balm Skin Remedy Advertisement
An old time ad promotes Booth's Balm for softening rough skin and healing chafing irritation. It claims quick relief for burns wounds strained tendons and muscles and positions the product as a pure skin food available for 25 cents at Franck Baker & Son's drug store or Booth's Hyomei Company Buffalo NY.
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Booth
Franck Baker &Son
Booth’s Hyomei Company
Buffalo
Narrow Escape From Bad Wreck
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wright Sr and their granddaughter Virginia Wright visiting son Joseph Wright Jr near Pittsburg Pa had a narrow escape when a Martinsburg Cumberland Valley Railroad derailment occurred as the 7 10 train approached. Engineer William Hyssong slowed the train. a tower switchman derailed the rear coach causing passengers to be thrown. An air hose burst and Mrs Wright suffered a nervous shock.
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Joseph Wright
Virginia Wright
Jesse Wright
Pittsburg
Winchester
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Martinsburg
William Hyssong
Martinsburgh
Wright
Pastor D. H. Kern At Campmeeting In West Virginia
Rev D H Kern pastor Braddock Street M E Church South spoke at a large campmeeting near Keyser West Virginia at Van Myra Grove. Other speakers included Rev Forrest J Pretty man of Baltimore and Rev H A Brown of Rommey with attendees from West Virginia and Maryland.
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D. H. Kern
Braddock Street Methodist ~ Episcopal Church
South
van Myra Grove
Keyser
W. Va
Mr. Kern
Forrest J. Prettyman
Baltimore
H. A. Brown
Rommey
West Virginia
Maryland
Braddock Street Church
C. L. Potter
Frederick
Methodists To Adopt New Hymnal Service
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South orders a large set of jointly issued hymnals from the church publishing house. The new service aligned with the liturgical form used by Protestant Episcopal and Lutheran churches will be inaugurated early next month.
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Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church
Southern Church
Grangers Picnic Train Links To Williams Grove Reading
The Cumberland Valley Railroad advertises special excursion trains for Grangers Picnic at Williams Grove August 76 to 31 1907 with Winchester departures at 5 15 am and Grove returns at 5 20 pm. Excursion tickets are on sale with two day passes priced at 1 50 for round trip and reduced rates from Monday to Friday.
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Williams Grove
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Masits of Mexican Indians In the streets of modern Mexico
The article contrasts Mexican Indians with their Northern counterparts, praising their peaceful, polite nature and generosity. It notes their improvidence, love for children, and readiness to help others, while describing daily life and respect for elders in a bustling modern Mexico.
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Mexico
Gery
North
Prince Max of Saxony Denied Admission at Cannes Marriage
Bystander recounts Prince Max of Saxony with china blue eyes and flaxen hair as a princely priest who shuns worldly life. He was refused entry at Cannes church doors during Princess Marie of Bourbon’s marriage until his identity was shown. He later attracts a smart Paris audience when preaching at the Church of St. Laurent in the Faubourg St. Germain.
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Prince Max of
Saxony
Cannes
Marie of Bourbon
Prince Max
Church of St. Laurent
Paris
Noise Making Spiders Demonstrate Stridulating Organs
Government naturalists report that diverse subspecies of the giant mygale possess noise making organs allowing them to emit sounds. Professor Moorhead notes no evidence these spiders have hearing, yet the sounds appear defensive and akin to a rattlesnake rattle when threatened or angered.
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Moorhead
Death by own action rises in UK and Europe
The article notes a 200 percent rise in self death in fifty years in the United Kingdom. In 1904 England and Wales recorded 1,074 cases, with more among men than women, and crisis reports rising from 1885 to 1904. It compares Europe and America, citing Swiss, German, French, and American figures and trends.
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United Kingdom
England and
Wales
Metropolitan Police District
Social Gazette
England
Switzerland
Germany
Europe
German Empire
America
Ena
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