The Weekly News overview and features list
The Weekly News presents local and world items with Mary Jane letters and Market Ecribe column. It notes Will Lisenbdee's Cantica final chapters and Captain Geo L Kilmer's stories of Appomatox plus Shiloh. It lists farm dairy live stock and ads from BralemMenl to Kuster offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intereat
Fm Attracion
Taz News Alwayne
Mary Jane
Will Lisenbdee
Geo. L. Kilmer
Bheridar
Shiloh
Preservation ads and local sale highlight small town notices
Farmers urged to preserve meat using Peerless Paper Mest Backs from Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing, Frederick Maryland, with samples at Taz Mawes office. A Treeday sale of a 57 acre farm near Lewistown fetched $1,918 to Mrs. Sarah C. Blahl. James Hovek elected president pro-tem of Franklin Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mest
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Taz Mawes
Jacob Hohrback
George W. Mort
Lewistown
Sarah C. Blahl
James Hovek
Moraiag
Franklin Savings Bank
German Pioneers Beginning Settlements in Western Maryland
A note on Edward T. Bekgulz's First Settlemente of Germans in Maryland, with Frederick County origins. Praises Mr. Schultz for researching early German migration, Monocacy village debate, and the 1737 settlement claims. Describes illustrations, the bound volume, and availability at Temple of Fancy and Schultz & Bros. Baltimore, priced 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Heith
Talechy
Maryland
Edward T. Bekgulz
Baltimore
Schulis
Frederick
Pearching
Schulz
Frederick County Historical Society
Schultz
Scheitz
Society For the History of the
Butt
Mom
Old Reformed Church
Col Stephen Steiner
Daniel Zacharias
Susquehanna Tiyer
George M. Zacharias
All Saints’ Street
Washington
Franklin
Sharps
Braddock
Alte
Manocacy
Dre
Zacharias
Kachbach
George Zacharias
Walkersville
Echultz
Creagetatown
Beakessen
Mahlenberg
Frederick Ie
Tasker
Old Court House
Pennapivanta
Princes George’s County
Frederick Co
Frederick County
Dulaney
Faaker
Joseph Branner
Carroll Creek
Stephen Ramseburg
Christian Getsendanner
Jacob Stoner
Steiner
Conrad Kemp
David
Smith
Temple of Facey
Corner Market
Church Streets
Schultz & Bros
West German Street
Local baseball clubs organize for challenges in town
A new baseball club formed that night lists players including Moberly as captain and right field, Fleshman as pitcher, Riddlemoeer as pitcher, Pheobas at first, Keefer at second, Barnes at third, Clabeagh at shortstop, Ely as catcher, Eckaueln as catcher, Hooper at center, Harman in left. They plan to play Frederick Unions soon and the Maryland School team opens the season tomorrow in Frederick at the fair grounds against Western Maryland College Club. Easter Monday features Frederick versus Maryland School at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jal
A Moberly
L. Fleshman
D. Riddlemoeer
M. Pheobas
EB. Keefer
J. Barnes
A. Clabeagh
W. Ely
P. Eckaueln
EB. Hooper
Centra
C. Harman
Frederick Unions
Maryland
Frederick
Western Maryland College Club
Fair Grounds
Accident injures Mrs Gites on East Patrick Street
Mrs Gites of East Patrick Street suffered a painful stair accident yesterday while descending with a lit lamp and spoon. Her foot caught, she fell, and the lamp went out. the spoon lacerated her ear badly, though she escaped more serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Gites
East Patrick Street
When Traveling Take Bottled Lyrac of Figs on Trips
An old advertisement promotes bottled Lyrac of Figs for travel use. It claims benefits for kidneys, liver, and bowels, preventing fevers and headaches. Sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Byrap
North Marbos theater show amid ornate interior
A fragmentary description of a theater display for Mr Henry Wineterg a North Marbos water clothing dealer. The scene includes a side window exhibit Opura home a richly adorned interior with flags and carpeted doors. A royal court and nightly performances are referenced plus artistic work by Mr Webster Heck and painter Mr Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wineterg
North Marbos
Eason
Opura
Rick
Ceca
Elzot
Theserie Culiery
Ezbeth
Tadies
Geouemen
Perdot
Zita Land
Comstrastion Line
Webster Heck
Welty Gibbons Martmar among late 19th century nuptials
Bertha Louise Simpeon of Cleveland to Horace G Welty former Frederick professor of mathematics at Maryland Agricultural College to wed April 15 at 8 pm at 380 Harkness Avenue Cleveland. They will reside in Brest September. Gibbons Hartman of Braddock wed March 31 at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with a small ceremony and few friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Welty
James Walter Simpeon
Cleveland
Ohio
Bertha Louise
Horace G Welty
Frederick
Maryland Agricultural College
Harkness Avenue
Brest
Washington, D.C
Gibbins
Martmar
Jacob H. Gibbons
Botella Hartman
Braddock
Losy
Holy Thursday and Maundy Thursday Observances
Maundy Thursday observed marking the institution of the Lord's Supper. Catholic bells silent from Gloria until Saturday morning. Solemn mass tomorrow with purple altar coverings. Reformed Chapel holds evening service. Good Friday services and confirmation scheduled for tomorrow night. All Saints Episcopal hosts Holy Communion tonight at 7 30 and services tomorrow at 2 and 12 noon.
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Geo. L. Stalay
Balimore
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Funeral Services for Marian Sleopaon at Liberty Church
The funeral for Miss Marian Sleopaon of Urbana was held yesterday at noon in the Methodist Protestant Church at Liberty. Rev. David May of Urbana's Episcopal Church conducted the service, followed by interment in Fairmount Cemetery with pallbearers Lorain Simpson James Boyle Joseph Boyle and Charles Yingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Rubiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Messrs
William 8. Miller
August Mehilsog
Luther Firestone
Willam H. Zimmerman
Mount Olivet Cemetery
W.H.B. Etcheon
Sixtyeighth Mary land Annual Conference Opens in Baltimore
The sixty eighth Mary land Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church began yesterday at Al Ault Memorial Church in Baltimore with large audiences across three sessions. The conference covers 123 charges across Maryland the District of Columbia Delaware Virginia Southern Pennsylvania and some New Jersey. Last year church membership reached 21538 with 257 Sunday schools 3972 officers and rescuers 268 churches 268 parsonages and church property valued at 1181175 bearing a debt of 99111. During a memorial service Dr J J Murray read the memorial for the late Rev John K E Nichols of Johns ville in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
al- Ault Memorial Church
Chester
Lombard Street
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
J.J. Murray
John KE. Nichols
Johnsville
County
The Great Diamond Mystery at City Opera House
At City Opera House the comedy drama The Great Diamond Mystery in four acts was presented by Miss Stamford's company to a small audience. The play features a well laid plot with thrilling and unexpected denouements and lively acting. The company has delivered excellent performances and will continue producing good plays through the week with a rollicking tarce comedy Fum in a boarding school as the evening attraction.
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City Opera House
City Opera
Stamford
Committers Out Move to Rally Frederick Business Support
Directors of the bicycle club form committees at a Monday meeting to call on Frederick business men and citizens to raise funds for the Maryland Division of the League of American Wheelmen. The drive aims to lure the group’s annual meet to Frederick, with another solicitation session planned to report results and decide on more aggressive actions.
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Bicycle Club
Frederick
Maryland
League of American Wheelman
Bills Sent to Governor on Frederick County Local Laws
The governor was sent bills to sign tomorrow including forbidding liquor sales within one mile of a Hunday-school picnic ground in Frederick County and banning liquor sales in Election District No. 1. Also proposed are a county treasurer in Frederick County and amendments to the Frederick County jury law. Post offices and banks to close. no money order business. tax and collections to be delivered.
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Frederick County
Shookstowa
Mesers
John Grove
Charles Miles
Charles Kail
Walter Reader
David Grove
Shookatown
Rocky Springs
Col
L. Victor Baughman
The
Golden State
County Correspondence Mew Marert and Local Moves
The column lists residents and movers across towns including William Downey Hookins graduates of the Maryland University class of 1896 Mrs Adam Borer returns from Baltimore Mr William Ange and family plan a visit to Rettimore and various relocations between Braddock Shookstown and surrounding farms. Also notes church events and school drama Easter preparations.
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William Downey Hookins
Dental
Univeresity of
Maryland
Adam Borer
Baltimore
William Ange
Rettimore, Sre
Unclear fragment prompts bread and buyers in CERES ILL notice
Fragmentary OCR cites bread offer and buyer, mentions CERES ILL SOLLER FLOOR and torta separator, with unclear context and names partially readable.
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Soller
Obituary for Caroline Staley and local funeral notices
In a somber notice, Miss Caroline Staley, a prominent young lady, passed away. Her funeral was Monday at the church with pallbearers named and interment at a nearby cemetery. several local names appear among mourners and funeral officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Worthen
Moustein
Caroline
Staley
Fried
Ant Debiliig Society
Txegus
Beter
Ice Hv. Jr
Meaare
Wiilim
Hiram Foomas
William Shook
Harrison Rebus
Samuel Staley
Elmee Bildebrand
Mi O
A. F. Rice & Sone
Worth of Death and Local Notices From Urbaes to Martinsburg
Obituary notices report Leonard Mullinix aged 2 of Urbaes died of pneumonia. funeral set for tomorrow at one. Mrs David Kinney near Hagerstown informed of brother in law B B Wieton death in Pittsburg. A court case, Angelier murder trial, delayed as jury nears verdict. jurors split on acquittal vs manslaughter. A Braddock letter objects to marriage of John W T Wiles and Ava B Castle. Divorces granted for Glenn A Worthington and Imma Brady. Advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as blood purifier and tonic.
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Leonard Mullinix
Leocard C. Mallinix
KR. F. Mulliniz
Urbaes
Hycee
David Kinney
Hagerstown
B. B. Wieton
Pittsburg
Michael Hoffman
Myersville
This County
Angelier
Mattie V. Angelier
Frank P. Angelier
Charles F. Parger
Local Advertisements Highlight Stores in Frederick Area
Local notices promote W. A. Etchiton’s furniture, Irene Brac and Pictures selections, and Easter remembrances. E. H. Albaugh offers engraving at Simmons’ Jewelry. Dr. Ira J. McCardy moves to West Patrick Street. a bakery opens March 30 with fresh cakes and Easter treats. A.L. Kline advertises produce at 5 W. Patrick St.
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Exvster
Frederick
W. A. B. Etchiton
Erica Brac
Ira J. Mc ‘Cardy
West Patrick Street
Schrey
Unclear fragmentary clipping involving John Bendrickson
Fragmentary OCR text describes a person named John Bendrickson and mentions delicate perfume and dress materials. The legible parts offer no clear event, date, or location to form a complete news item.
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