The Weekly News twelve page issue vivid and varied
The twelve page issue offers abundant local and general news with regular features by Mary Jaze and the Market Scribe. It includes stories poems and sketches, plus Fort Fisher history by C A Kilmer and General Ames lore for old soldiers. Also ads mirror community commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Wisity News
Mary Jaze
Mary
Dan Cupid
Cartsin Kilmer
Ames
Fort Fisher
Charles A. Carleton
C. C. Carty
B. Eichigan_ orseuenem Valentine
Benny Willams
E. B. Bablitt
John .D. Yingling
C. K. DeGarmendis
W. A. Mansfield
Cuticara
L_B
Maltiniz
Sohn Hendrickson
Spring Dry Goods
Jas. B. Walker & Go
Esster Pictures
Rodock & Neidig
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A collection of short items notes costume trends, first soft crabs in Baltimore, drinking habits, charity views, umbrella theft, York ordinance against fakirs, soda fountain names, Frogtown Baby coach, graduation dreams, a New York to Philadelphia ride record, missing Gog, a homecoming twin sister tale, mustache fashion, fashion origin at Bradie Bartin ball, and a lengthy nestle scouring process for needles involving oil, powder, canvas, and mechanical mangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
York
New York
Philadelphia
Louis Nixdorf
Terrible Conflagration Destroys Enoxvilla Hotel Knox
A large fire in Enoxvilla today destroyed Hotel Knox and thirteen other buildings in the business district. About fifty guests were present at the hotel, with twenty reported missing. The blaze damaged the west side of Gay Street from Commerce to Daloa, with losses estimated at three million dollars.
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Enoxvilla
Taeawe
Erxoxviliz
Taix
Hotel Knox
Gay Street
Commerce
Daloa
Maryland Senators Clash Over Patronage in Baltimore Posts
Washington dispatch says Percy C. Hennighausen nomination for immigration chief at Baltimore remains unsettled amid party friction. Senator Wellington’s push for central patronage control provokes House members, jeopardizing Maryland Republican unity and upcoming state convention prospects. The battle risks weakening the senator and harming party fortunes.
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Maryland
Representatives
Washington
Baltimore
Percy C. Hennighausen
Wellington
House
Fnally
Hennighsweep
Senate
Fenetor
Hennighausen
Borze
McIntire
Barber
Baker
McDonald
Mudd
Rockvllie
Gary
Rocheville
Rockville
Lesns
Hite
Water supply talks with property owners along pipe route
The Frederick delegation led by the Board of Aldermen and city officials visited mills and farmers along Fishing creek to secure rights of way for an expanded city water supply. They traveled to Lewistown, walked over mountain terrain, and reportedly reached satisfactory terms with many landowners to secure uninterrupted access before pipe laying begins.
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Sildermen
Board of Aldermen
Yeakla
Esterday
Fishing Creek
Frederick
Lewistown
Boy Mauled by Dog DuringCounty Visit
Mr Wro Heard and his wife traveled to the county on Sunday to spend the day with friends. While the boy played, a large dog jumped and attacked him, biting severely through the upper lip.
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Wro
Heard
Edward Addison Wins Maryland History Medal at City College
Edward Addison, student at Baltimore City College, won the Mrs. John Eitchle medal for the best essay on Early Maryland history. The medal, sent to President Roper for presentation, features a five pointed star with Maryland coat of arms and a Psalms quotation, and bears inscription acknowledging Edward Addison as the awardee.
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Edward 8
Addison
Baltimore City College
John Eitchle
Frederick
Maryland Daughters of the American Revolution
Maryland
Ritchie
Baryland
Mrei Ritchie
Roper
Bal- Umore
John Ritchie
D. 4
Edward Saddison
Buckeya Town Christian Endeavor Meets on Brotherhood Topic
The Buckeya town Christian Endeavor Society held a regular meeting last evening at 8 o'clock led by W Ernest Biadsy in leader absence. The topic The Brotherhood of Man drew many members, with two new members added at the monthly business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeysatown Christian Endeavor Society
J. Wm. Works
W. Ernest Biadsy
Brotherhood of Man
Baltimore
A. D. Melvin
J. D. Kinzer
Ray
Hugh Elderdice
Westminster Theological Seminary
J. T. Ward
Kinzer
Kirzis
Buckeyan Town
Christian Endeavor Socie
Surdly-school Press
Funeral for Joseph Lidie Held at East Booth Street
The funeral for Joseph Lidie was held Monday at 3 o clock at his son's home on East Booth Street. Rev. Luther Kuhlman officiated. The Fall-Seaters included W H Zimmerman L W Mehring Thomas Strickler and F P Rice. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet. A T Rice and Sons were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lidie
Coleman Lidie
East Booth Street
Luther Kuhlman
W.H. Zimmerman
L. W. Mehring
Thomas Strickler
F. P. Rice
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ike Summers to Face Hearing on Carroll Street Revolver Charge
Ike Summers, a colored man, is charged with firing a revolver and causing a disturbance on Carroll Street. He will appear before Magistrate Bier this afternoon at 3 o'clock for a hearing.
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Ike Summers
Carroll Street
Disappearance of Westminster Baker Jacob Wehrgemuth
Jacob Wehrgemuth, owner of a Westminster bakery, vanished from his home between 9 and 20 oclock Monday morning. He has suffered brain disease and is mentally disordered. He is 2 or 15 years resident in Westminster, with a wife and five children, and previously lived in Baltimore with siblings there.
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Jacob
Wehrgemuth
Westminster
Wohlgemuth
Weatminster
Merly
Baltimore
Orleans Street
Washington
M. B. D. Juniors Seek Baseball Challenges in Maryland County
The M.8. D. Juniors, ages 11 to 15, announce their season and invite junior teams to challenge them. Send notices to Manager George Brown at the Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick, Maryland, proposing a game on Saturday April 16.
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M.8. D
George Brown
Maryland School For
Desf
Frederick
Ike
Visiting brother noted in Huntingdon Indiana man
Personal mention reports Mr Balizell Eisenhauer of Huntingdon Indiana visiting his brother Mr John Eisenhauer in the city. The elder has been away for about thirty years heading west and is described as enterprising and successful, with lingering influence in his former neighborhood.
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Balizell Eienhauer
Huntingdon
Indiana
John Eisenhauer
Eisenhauer
West
Expression of Sign Language Spreads in Sports and Theater
A new method of expression, termed Nir by some, spreads rapidly among sports and theater figures. The practice, featuring the wight bend and doubled thumb over the palm, gains immediate popularity as a communicative gesture.
Puleect New York Company in Frederick engagement
The Puleect New York Company arrived in Frederick and are quartered at the Catlin House. They are booked for an engagement in the City Opera House this evening.
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Puleect
New York’ Company
Frederick
Catlin House
Army Salvation meeting called by Adjutant Miles in Handsome Eloquent
The Ba Adjutant Arthur Miles of the Salvation Army's Delaware Maryland and Virginia Division will conduct a meeting tonight at the army barracks in Handsome Eloquent. By will of Miss Winefride Martin of Baltimore the St Joseph's Female Academy at Emmitsburg receives funds. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad issues orders for men to wear white caps. An original widows pension is granted to Mary M Mentzer in Emmitsburg, this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Allen
Mount St. Mary’s C.sege
Emmitsburg
Jeremiah O’sullivan
Molifie
Baltimore
Gibbona
Allen
Charles Street
Arthur Miles
Dela— Ware
Maryland
Virginia
Salpation Army
Army Barracks
Winefride Martin
Joseph’s Female Academy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Tislmen
Mary M. Mentzer
Eomitaburg
Legg Elected President of Baltimore Commonwealth Club
Edward K. Legg is elected president of the Commonwealth Club in Baltimore. The notice promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as aiding blood purity and nourishment to maintain health.
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Mr. Legg
Edward K. Legg
The
Commonwealth Club
Baltimore
Hood
Arrest of Lewis Jackson for bicycle theft near Frederick
Deputy Sheriff Crum arrested Lewis Jackson on the Buxton farm near Frederick for stealing a bicycle from Reuben Bolb of Mt. Pleasant district. A footprint and shoe fit were used as evidence, but the missing wheel remains unrecovered. Jackson denies the theft and a hearing is planned in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Jackeor
Stapleton
Sherff
Janice B. Crum
Lewis Jackson
Wm. Buxton
Frederick
Reuben 5. Bolb
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson
Johnson
Kolb
The Paleo of New York at City Opera Home Tonight
Tonight’s big production at City Opera House promises a melodramatic season highlight with a large first class cast led by Stells Mayhew and Chris Bruno. The show features a piling drive effect, new scenes including The Raines Law satire, and electric light reproductions of Hoffman House Cafe and Herald Square.
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Paleo of
New York
City Opera Home
Ite
S Evers
Raines’ Law
Hoffman House
Herald Square
Electric Light
Stells Mayhew
Chris Bruno
Yale
The Sporting Craze at City Opera House Saturday April
The Sporting Craze with te fanny comedians and dancers returns to the City Opera House on Saturday evening April 10. The farce has enjoyed great success wherever presented and features new songs dances and costumes. The company is led by George H Adams with Carlin Clark H Mosamer F Farley John Boone John Get ter Alice Hanson Tonia Adams Cecil Iverness Ly Adams and Mrs George H B Adams. Also notices of land transfers and wheat pricing in Frederick concluded.
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City Opera House
Mataic
Taskes
George H. Adams
Carlin and Clark
H. Mosamer
F. Farley
John Boone
John Getter
Alice Hanson
Tonia Adams
Cecil Iverness
Ly Adans
George HB. Adams
Frederick City meetings and church reception report
Frederick council holds regular meeting at seven tonight with business of importance. Frederick County Historical Society foregoes April meeting, May meeting set May 18 at secretary’s residence. Presbyterian Church to host pastor Rev T Freeman Dixon at parsonage No 48 West Third Street tomorrow evening from 6 to 7. Friends invited. Pennsylvania Railroad offers free bicycle transport on trains east of Pittsburgh and Erie if no baggage. otherwise bicycle charged at regular rate. Turtle soup tomorrow and crab soup Saturday at The Buffalo. Car dealer promotes new carpets and mats with reduced prices.
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Frederick
The
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Weet Third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylviana Railroad Company
Blepclea
Pennsylvana
P.treburg and
Erie
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Frank Bs
Gaetano Donizetti
Don Pasquale
God
Bergama
Italy
Heherd Grant White
Ged
New York City
Stom
Missisippi
Ohio
Jernur Josats Ho Mfuryl
Delaware
Lacret
James L. Bemper
Puckert
Gebur
J. Borm
Till
Wasatmeros
D. C
W. Il. Moore
Chlef
Weather Bureau
Jr.c
Historical Society
Cure. C. Carty
Doll Brothers
Issing
Wellington Sccurae
TRE Water Supply
Maryland Hisney
Bretaren
Ciy
John KE
Senseny
Linwood
John Royer, Sr
Davis Myers
Uniontown
Gandh
T. J. Kolb
Samuel Weybright
Double Pipe Creek
Wiliam Hoffman
Union Bridge
John
Leatherman
Myersville
Lodging Committee
Samuel H. A.z
New Market
Geo. G. Herp
Gbaries Groemickle
Ellerton
W. T. Miller
Monrovia
Charles W. Harrison
George Giddrogs
McKeaig
Henry Nousbaum
Bam's Creek
Thurmont
D. BR. Ssyler
W. E. Frankite
Sam’s Creek
E.A. Broner
Urtab Bixler
W. E. Roop
Ephraim Stouffer
New Windsor
George J. Renner
New Midway
Anderson A. E Zlsr
Woodsboro
Mears
David J. Roop
George Biltely
Ezra R. Stoner
Johneville
John D. Sagle
Middleburg
Philip W. Englar
D. O. Metz
Johnsville
Lee Royer
Solomon P. Englar
Dining Hall
Emanuel Renner
David RB. Petry
Frizzlenburg
Johan Ds
William P. Btone
Wm. Fienbrode
Rocky Ridge
Czaries Roop
E. W. Stoner
Tressorer
E. M. Bish
John 8. Weybright
Europe
Holy Land
William FT. Rice
Emory E. Soyer
Wao. T. Rice
Milton BR. B. Rice
Chas. W
Rice
A. Miller and Husband
John D King
Tago Colliflower
Agnes Colliflower
Irons
John &. Unkelfer
John M. Vansant
Lnberty Town
Jacob Crontse
E. D. Neaighbors
Frederick County
Howard Sinn
Eugene Sponsetler
LOOSS
Frederick Vouncil
No. HS
H.C Smith
Ime
Buffalo
Charles N. Hauer
Eer
John Hendrickson
Chicago
Ta&m
Chopin
RTC
Jonn Henontozson
F. V. Staub
F . Vv
Norte Market Street
DOLL
Brothers
Dow Biorazns
N. Marert St
Oes Railing Grocery Co
West 7Th Street
Railing Grocery Co
E Oline
Korday
Rodook & Neing Ae
Frrovoucs Mais
Cogi
Paluks
Elzewhire
Matt Inge Frum
Bjocce & Neidig
A. T. Bige & Sons
Stabutsnep
A. T. Rice & Son
North Market Street
Telephone
James BE. Walkerr
AS. E. Walker & CO
James EB. Walker
String &Penng
Cale
Jas. EB. Waizen & Co S
Dorset
Sam & Dill
Crwford Bicycle
Oracorp
TAS
O. Tre
Cheawford
Pope Mfg, CO. Waldlese
Crear
Buserassg
John Eisenhader, Ristai Osama
John Exsexaacer
J. J. Remsburg
Joan J. Remsburg, PH. G
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J. J. Bembbure
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