Weather forecast and storm movement report
Weather bulletin notes a storm center moving from the East into Kentucky while Ohio and Upper Mississippi Valleys see continued activity. Temperatures rise in New England and the West with falls in the Ohio Valley. Rain expected along the Atlantic Coast and Ohio Valley with anticipated cooler conditions inland tonight and Tuesday.
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AL W. Hareington
Kasgas
Kentucky
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
New England
Ohio Valley
Eastern
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Westie States
New Advs To Day Advertisers Impress Local Readers
Fragmentary ad notice thanks advertisers and urges support for local business. Names included Adam Hoser P Renner H Best E Fleming Mayor Shriner Milling Co G Levy Rhodes.
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Ashe
Boyeur
Adam Hoser
P. Renner
H. Best
E. Fleming
Shriner Milling Co
G. Levy
Rhodes
Local Brewery Planned at Harper's Ferry West Virginia
Brief notes report a cemented plan for a $25,000 stone and brick brewery to be built by James Moran at Harper's Ferry. The facility will create employment for about fifty to sixty workers.
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James Moran
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Ailding
Nicholas T. Haller
Fred Tick
Washington
Walter F. Hewitt
Earl Lee Hewitt
Hewitt
Haller
Chicaco
Mias Diehl
Charles W. Ross
Ourt Square
Orsey
Schleysville
Miezes
Church Street
Ark Street
Patrick
Pleasant Paragraphs From Those Who Come and Go
Mrs. Florence Schley of Washington visited Frederick yesterday for ten hours. Mr and Mrs Schley of Paterson were in Frederick on Saturday. Edw B Tyler is in Frederick representing Messrs Edw B Bruce Co of Baltimore. Arthur Bhrevet of Baltimore is visiting friends in Frederick. David Lowenstein of Baltimore is in Frederick today. C Allen Jones of Washington is a guest of friends in this city. Harry Lopez left this morning for Baltimore. A barn belonging to St Abraham Michiel about ten miles north of Frederick was destroyed by fire last night. No livestock or hay lost, and the blaze possibly incendiary. Loss estimated at 400 to 500 dollars. Marriage licenses Frank M Stevens and Elsie May Craver near Cresgerau in this county. Hood's Sarsaparilla recommended.
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Florence Schley
Washington
Frederick
Thomes Schley
Patersle
B. Tyler
B. Bruce & Co
Baltimore
Arthur Bhrevet
D- D
Freder
David Lowenstein
C. Alien Jones
Harry Lopez
Altimore
Sara
AemailSaitzer
Abraham Michiel
Beibe
Seabright
Fleming
Eckstein
Partiss
Fieming
North West
Molesworth
Ely
Brust
Bennett
Hona
Danner
Maryland
Mesers
Tomer
Wood
Frederick Boys
Maryland Scool Boys
Benson
Esterly
Eisenhauer
P. Riddlemoser
McCaley
Mercer
Wineberg
Eichelberger
The Virtues sermon on morality and patriotism
The Presbyterian pastor preached on The Virtues focusing on virtue versus mere morality, the Christian path to holiness, and the need for genuine religious life. He contrasted virtue with worldly marks, urged purity, warned against impurity, and emphasized charity, self-control, marriage faithfulness, and the duty of citizens to uphold temperance and national loyalty.
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Presbyterian Church
Romsee
Christ
Siary
Morailty
Firat
Wad
Parente
Cleracman Cannttes
Felthfolen
Enias Sfril
Thurmont acts fast to welcome food firm in 60 hours
Letter writer lauds Thurmont for decisive action inviting the American Sterilized Food Company. He credits physicians bankers and other leaders for swift effort and contracts to feed the town, pledging support to encourage industry and noting water questions were answered by progress followers.
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Thurmont
Progress
American
terEzed Food Company
Our Country Cousin at Front Street Opera House
A revised bill at Front Street Opera House featured Frank Jones in the lead of Our Country Cousin with Tama Casi in a thin plot and appealing scenery. Miss Lilan Wai impressed as heroine and Frank Young’s dancing drew attention as audiences enjoyed the matinee. The show runs through the end of the week.
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Worcester Telegram
Front Street Opera House
Frank Jones
Our Country
Desire Cunaldersbe
Mise Lilan Wai
Frank Young
City Opera
Property Deed Notice of Multiple Transfers
John Diehl and wife Iss Repp and Ells Mey transfer 109 acres 1 rood 32 perches for 6300 dollars. Sophia J Waltman and husband to Laura A Grimes include a certain tract for 350 dollars. Milton G Urner trustee to Jacob Dorcus acres 1 rood 15 perches promised. Daniel Her and Emma wife to Anna M Bontian 23 acres 1 rood 1 perches for 1750 dollars.
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John Diehl
Hannah
Repp
Ells Mey
Sophia J. Waltman
Wm. J
Laura A. Grimes
Milton G. Urner
Jacob Dorcus
Daniel Her
Emma C
Anna M. Bontian
Large Funeral to Millichan
The funeral for Mrs Howard Sparrow, who died Thursday from injuries after the collapse of an old rick Bowes, was held in Mich's town yesterday. Crowded services at Bethe district Episcopal church moved to Loch bears ekorese lessead where the Methodist church observed by Rev. Mo Bears and others. solemn emblems and a large wreath were noted as part of the procession.
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Millichan
Howard Sparrow
Rick Bowes
Mich'stown
Loch Bears Ecoores
Lessead
Reva
Reformed Church
Kivesuur
Bretarca Chorea
News of the State and Surrounding Areas
Mrs A T Brenneman died suddenly at Cumberland. J Levy clothing store in Cumberland robbed. A new depot to be built at Smithsburg, Washington County. Public school teachers of Frostburg held a blastisate. Funeral of Hoo Be J G Harris at St Mary's County. Enoch Pritchard's Frostburg stable burned. Race program set by Charles County Agricultural Society for September. Poramoke town voters opposed reassessment of property. Western farmers to visit Worcester County for cheap lands. Rep Wm B Baker rumored to delay resignation as State Senator until after next election. Capt Pet Mullen of Baltimore to run a tug and schooner down the Sassafras for Kent County producers. Fish refuse dumping permitted on Stequehanca River near Havre de Grace. Body of Capt Willlen Fears found near Elk River accident site. Idle report causes street excitement about fires in Frederick. authorities deny warnings. Fire rumor leads to nighttime watchfulness and property fear.
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A.T. Brenneman
Cumberland
J Levy
Smithburz
Washington County
Alezury
Frostberg
Hoo Be
J. G. Harris
St. Mary's County
Enoch Pritchard
Frostburg
Bult &Uoee
Charles County
Cocil County Agricultural Society
Poramoke
Worcester County
Harford
Wm. B. Baker
Pet Mullen
Baltimore
Will
Kent County
Stequehanca
Havre de Grace
Willlen
Fears
Town Point
Cecil County
Elk River
Wagon Tongue Wounds Horse Near Zora Pa
A horse owned by Charles Hunter on D Bf Reiman’s farm at Zora Pa injured Thursday afternoon when, after being driven from Emmitsburg, it bolted from a buggy and ran into the wagon tongue striking its left breast. Dr. J W Reigle of Emmitsburg attends, hoping for recovery.
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Chas. Hanter
D. Bf. Reiman
St Zora
D. BH. Reimar
Emmitsburg
J. W. Reigle
Hotel Arrivals List From Last 24 Hours
A list of visitors staying at the hotel since yesterday noon includes W. H. Thomas E. B. Tyler Chas D. Smootz W. H. Bateman C. J. Lewis Samuel Carr N. A. Aldridge H. H. Brickerhoff O. T. Shreve B altimore H. A. Wagner Cleveland C. Allen Jones Washington M. Sheetz Pittsburgh H. Ellis Trenton D. W. Snyder Martinsburg A. E. Jacobs H. A. Kistnes Philadelphia C A. Keedy Higerstown H. dg. Martz Chicago D. Dewitt Lawrence New York J. P. Biser Rouxville Jd. H. Hargrave Ve. county 12. Carlin Hotne J.M Wisner N. Xs Mrs. J. Long Baltimore county 9. Grorr Hecax H Jones Littlestown Barrick Washingon county 16.
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W. H. Thomas
E. 8. Tyler
Chas
D. Smootz
W. H. Bateman
C. J. Lewis
Samuel Carr
N. A. Aldridge
H. H. Brickerhoff
O. T. Shreve
Baltmore
H. A. Wagner
Cleveland
C. Allen Jones
Washington
M.sheetz
Pittsburg
H. Ellis
Trenton
Baltimore
Grorr Hecax
H Jones
Littlestown
Barrick
Washingon
Pawnee Bill in Frederick to Inspect Wagon Work
Pawnee Bill arrived Friday evening and will stay a day or two to ensure repainting and fettering by local workmen meets standards. After improvements the phantasmagia troupe will appear brighter and may hit the road later this month. Funeral services for Cys G Heifenstein, 67, will be held this afternoon from his West Patrick Street home.
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Frederick
Siday Orj
Punetel
Cys G. Heifenstein
West Patrick Street
Aveines
Mir. Heifenstein
Key Monument Association Plans Important Meeting
A special meeting of the Key Monument Association is scheduled for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The article notes a shift in medicinal history toward modern remedies and cites Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as the true remedy, available from leading druggists.
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Key Monument
The
Key Monument Association
California Fig | Syrup Co
Death and funeral notices and local baseball report
Obituary notices for Mary Lamar aged about 24 at Urblans home and Mary Dixon 55 from Linganore district with funeral details. Catherine Cook aged 92 dies in Emmiesburg. Grace Zimmerman, 11 months, Fremont Ohio. Local baseball: Frederick Unions vs picked nine and Maryland School team games with lineups, scores, and outcomes. Also brief notices of illness and local ads.
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Grace Zimmerman
Fremont
Ohio
Grace
Geo. Zimmerman
Dr. Zimmerman
Frederick
Seed Potatoes for Sale by Temple of Fancy
Local ad lists various seed potato varieties including Early Danver Early Rose Prince Edward Island and Puritan with prices quoted as low as possible. The notice promotes genuine stock, weekly prices, and assurances of quality and best goods on the market. It is signed by David H. Smith, Temple of Fancy, Frederica.
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Prince Edward Island
Barty
Gale
Besary of
Hebron
Mamroth
Pegr Bortenk
Frederica
Frederick City Directory notice and poultry ads
A local directory notice requests cooperation for an upcoming city directory and census for the centennial year, listing residents and businesses. Also promotes First Premium Poultry Yards offerings advising orders for eggs and specific breeds. Clara Mae Bryant to read at St James Lutheran Chanel to benefit the chapel with admission 15 cents. Schroeder ads promote canned goods with rebates.
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Frank J. Schroeder
E. Patrick St
Clara Mae Bryant
Clara May Bryant
St. James Lutheran Chanel
Ae Motstats
Brabman
Frederick Fair
F. Rothenboeler
St. Frederick
Jebagdandm
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