Illustrated Trade Edition to Promote Frederick Business
The News plans an upcoming illustrated edition highlighting Frederick as a healthful thriving city. It will showcase principal buildings and business incentives to attract manufacturers and others to relocate here, with wide distribution to leading trade centers. Local partner LS Hugentagler will visit area businesses seeking support.
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Te News
Frederick
The
News
Guy
Maryland
LS. Hugentagler
Parely Personal
Mr C H Cline of GC E Cline Co returned from Charles Town West Virginia on a business trip. J B Putnam of Williamsport Pa and J A Parkworst of New Pasway were in the city yesterday on business. Charles Kromline of Chambersburg Pa spent yesterday in the city. Mr and Mrs Charles Markell of Baltimore are visiting their daughter Mrs Jos D Baker. W G2 W F Ropsky left for Baltimore to attend the funeral of his son's wife. Bliss May Marshal of Kearneysville WV, visiting friends here, returned home yesterday. Miss Maggie Droneberg of Licksville is visiting Miss Katie Ranneberger. Mr C E Rowe left for Emmitsburg this morning. Rev A J Gill went to Hanover Pa this morning. Geo L Cramer and sons Fred and Willie, mother Mrs G A Cramer of Welkersville, and Miss Laura Getzenanner left on B&O 10 50 train for Wits Point and Wacachie Texas. From there they go to Kansas Hill. They will return via Niagara Falls.
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C.H. Cline
GC. E. Cline & Co
Charlestown
W.e
J.B Putnam
Williamsport
J. A. Parkworst
Nork Pasway
Charles Kromline
Chambersburg
Cil
Wits Point
Waxahachie
Texas
Kansas
Hil
Niagara Falls
Haller- Ley Wedding Notices At St Aloysius Church
Hymeneal notices report Mr William T Haller of Frederick to Miss Ley, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ley of Washington DC, wedding at St Aloysius Church in Washington on the 29th at 3 30 PM. After, couple travels to Frederick and hosts a reception from 9 to 11 that evening. Also wedding of Miss Amanda M Anderson to Mr William Herwig in this city at 3 PM at the Reformed parsonage with a reception at 51 West South Street later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Haller
Frederick
John Ley
Washington, D. C
St. Aloysings Church
Mia
Laure ¥. Anderson
William Herwig
West South Street
Badly Wanted Man Zepp Convicted in Berkeley WV Court
Arthur Zepp a.k.a Woodberry from near Mt Airy was convicted in Berkeley county circuit court on store burglaries and car robberies along the Baltimore Martinsburg line. He received a two year penitentiary sentence. Indictments reportedly await in Frederick Carroll and Howard counties after his WV sentence ends.
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Arthur Zepp
Askies
Woodberry
Mt Airy
Bs.c. RR
Baltimore
Martinsberg
Berkeley County
W. Va
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
West Virgins
Death by own action shocks community in Washington
John Goldsborough of Frederick, twin to Dr John Goldsborough, died by a self inflicted gunshot in Washington. The coroner's certificate completed a tragic notice as family mourns the 21 year old, formerly in the bicycle business, and his body to be returned for burial in Olivet cemetery with funeral rites from the B&O station.
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Washlington
D. C
John St. Golis
Herough
New Harpshire
Goldsborough
Gardner Wes
Patterson
John Schley Goldeborough
John Goldaborough
Frederick
Edward
Russ Nannie Goldsborough
Washington
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
The Weekly News and Advertisements Prospect
The Worcester News ready today circulates 3,100 copies across Frederick county and adjoining states. A column packed with world dispatches, local city and county news, and entertaining features highlights enterprise and timeliness. Advertisers are valued with new ads listed including Wanted Men, For Sale Farm, Wanted A Girl, Covler Greamers, and various local mentions.
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Frederick County
R. H. Campbell
J. Doll & Son
Covler Greamers
Mouliinixs Shemp
Harness
Death notices for Bennett Baker Hardy Cook Eschbach
Obituary notices from Poolesville and vicinity recount deaths of Joseph S Bennett 65 retired shoe maker. Edward C Baker 49, Civil War veteran. Ora Hardy wife of Grant Scissor. Luther E Cook printer and Patent Office examiner. Seth H Eschbach brother of Rev Dr Eschbach. Funeral plans listed with relatives and churches in Maryland and Milton Pennsylvania.
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Joseph S. Bennett
Poolesville
Montgomery County
West 4Th Street
Lewis H
William Bennett
Julia Bennett
R.R
Air
Lewis H. Bennett
West South Street
Rex. L. Kuhlman
John Holmes
Lewis Burck
J.D. Murphy
J. Henry Lewis
C.c.catty
Edward C. Baker
Gardner
Bir
D. GC. Winebrewer
Grant Scissor
Lesves
Lime Ein
Luther Coon
Washington, D.C
Luther E. Cook
Liberty Banner
Patent Office
Baltimore Presbytery Receives New Members and Elects Officer
At the Baltimore Presbytery session Rev Dr Beale formerly of Johnstown Pa now serves as support to the church in Baltimore and was received from Bisksville Pa Rev William C Malloy was received from the Methodist Episcopal Church South Dr Wm H Purnell was elected to fill a vacancy on the committee of Systematic Benevolence The Presbytery adjourned to meet in Annapolis next June.
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Baltimore
Beale
Johnstown
Bisksville
Wa. C. Malloy
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Wm. H. Purnell
Annapolis
Frederick City Spoke Factory Fence Erection on Commerce Street
Several property improvements are noted around Frederick with a fence going up at the Frederick City Spoke Factory on Commerce Street. Alexander Noland on Exsi Street extends his property with a third story including a basement. Others, including J Ho Atner, Bir Lewis Heffeer, Air Gover Beet, and Mr Peter Pebryroek, are listed as enhancing or constructing structures.
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Frederick City
Commerce Street
Alexander Noland
Exsi Street
J. Ho Atner
Licasyille
Lewis Heffeer
Donde
Gover
Gover Beet
Jefferson
Pisibe
Ieral
Peter Pebryroek
Weod
Creatertown
Ben Fond
Mary Flynn
George Geruci
Feagavile
Farewell to Arms Col Douglas Resigns From Maryland Guard
A Hagerstown special reports Col Hy. Ryd Douglas of the First Maryland National Guard resigns as colonel citing acceptance of a judgeship. He recalls long service since 1886, praises his officers and men, and expresses regret at leaving the regiment while wishing them continued honor and duty.
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EE. Hyd Douglas
Hagerstown
Hy. Ryd Douglas
M.N.G
Sutetust Shiveyk Deyalac
James Howard
Maryland
State Guard
Pouglas
Jane
Maryland National Guard
Douglas
Maryland Agricultural College Athletic Meet Report
The Maryland Agricultural College sports drew strong interest with many events. E A Grove of Frederick won multiple events including the 10 yard dash in 10 seconds and high jump 5 feet 2 inches, while D C Kemp also from Frederick placed in several contests. J B Latimer, J D Brooks, and S W Silver were notable in hammer throw, distance events, and shot put with Kemp and Gambrill claiming boxing titles.
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the Agricultural College
Maryland Agricultural College
E. A. Grove
Frederick
B. Latimer
J. D. Brooks
D. C. Kemp
D. G. Kemp
R. Manning
Wood D. Silver
A.G. Towers
WH. Moss
J. B. Latimer
S. W Silver
Grambill
A.grove
Company A
Mir E. A. Grove
al J. Grove
Kemp
D. Columbus Kemp
Masonic Lodge Officers Present Prize at Meeting
Grand Architect N. C. Kiliman and Grand Secretary Colonel William Lewis Schley led Westminister Lodge No. 41 LCBL Tuesday night as W. Jones A worthy Master E. Stephens Lewis received the gold bened crook as fourth prize for increased membership in the first and second degrees. Visitors and members gave addresses.
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O. M
N. C. Kiliman
William Lewis Schley
W. Jones A Orthy
E. Stephens Lewis
Westminister Lodge
LCBL
Crook
The Coronel and His Friends Grow Restive in Baltimore
The friends of Colore aughmsan grow restive over treatment by managers and plan firm action to show support for his executive nomination before the convention.
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Coronel
Baltimore American Sest
Saya
Friends of
Coloreaughmsan
Chautaugus Circle Meets. Next Meeting Set for April 23
The Chautaugus Literary and Scientific Circle met Tuesday at Miss Minnie Market's home on East Patrick street. An interesting program was given. The next meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Nicodemus's home on North Market street Tuesday evening, April 23. Marriage licenses issued: John R. Gus and Amanda Elzines of Fountain Mills.
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John R. Gus
Amanda Elzines
Fountain Mills
County Surprised By Longstanding Boarder Bill
Allegany and Frederick county commissioners debated a claim of 2 157 95 for the care of Elizabeth Ryan at Montevue Hospital from June 1874 to November 1888. The case notes an entry error left her unbilled and unpaid, with Frederick County footing the cost while Allegany avoided payment. The matter was referred to counsel B A Richmond for guidance and settlement.
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Precerick
Alleghany County Commissioners
Hebi
Afer
Sylvaz Bestez
Marg
Tse
Monterge
Frederick County
Aleghany County
Taster Institution
Elizabeth Ryan
Coust Missioners
Frepezics Court
Frepenick
Juni Stewart
Bey
Coundy Commissioners
Cunbertanis
Dean Siss
Sonterue Hosplctel
Alleghany
Steec
Montevue Hospital
Circuit Court
Allegany County
Pearre
Circuit Court of
Alleghany County
Hoffman
Montegue Hospital
Bontevue Hospital
Therfore
Elizabeth Sryan
Araly
J. BR. McSnerny
Raw
Commissioners of Charity and Correction
Montevus Hospital
McSherry
B. A. Richmond
Hotel Arrivals and Real Estate Transfers Listed
Yesterday's hotel arrivals include many guests from Baltimore Philadelphia and beyond with names and origins noted. Real estate transfers record Susan A Wenner to Zamich for Brunswick parcels at $900 and other deeds including John Elder to Mary Myers for 62 acres at $1,375 and Catshall warehouse lot.
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Susan A. Wenner
Geo. FP. Zamich
Brunswick
John F. Elder
Mary C. Myers
Jennie B. Shank
Willie B. Catshall
Charles M. Wenner
Nash Cramer
Branswick
County approves initial step for Annapolis to Bay Ridge electric railway
Anne Arundel County commissioners adopt a resolution to begin connecting Annapolis with Bay Ridge about five miles by electric railway. Edison General Company of New York gains permission to use county roads and bridges for operating the line.
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Annapolis
Bay Ridge
Anne Arnnde
Edison General Company of New York
Farm Labor Scarcity Hurts Washington County
The canal, Potomac Valley Railroad and Brunswick yard projects have drawn workers, driving farm labor scarce in Washington County. Daily wages rise to about $1.25, higher than farmers can pay, making it hard to hire farmhands in the region.
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Potomac Valley
Brunswick Yard
Washington County
State v Wa Smith for attempted rape and assault
The case of the state against Wa Smith for attempted rape and assault on Emme Bowie, both described as colored, was heard before Magistrate C. H. Eckstein yesterday. Smith was found guilty and committed to jail in default of 500 dollars bail.
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Wa. Smith
Emme Bowie
C. H. Eckstein
Frederick Exhibits and Local Notices From Frederick
Brief items from Frederick include an exhibit opening tomorrow by Bics The Washburne and Arlington. a Republican League Clubs session in Cincinnati with delegates Geo. W. Grove and Garrett De Grange. Lowenstein’s addition plat filed for record. a Therntsy musicale at Harmony Grove hosted by George Kguck. Baltimore architect Mr Kennedy reviewing Carlin House improvements. George Koctler credited with fatally striking a bird near the PARL wack. Jacob Dadismian enhancing lots with new fences. J C Kane, Baltimore Republican youth leader, seeking Beers of the Republican State League. Merchants and Manufacturers Journal entering its static volume. Williams Grove resort work planned for summer. William A. Hilton jailed 10 days by Magistrate Eckstein.
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Washburne
Arlington
Frederick
Republicap League
Cincinnati
Geo. W. Grove
Garrett & de Grange
Lowenstein
Fredeneh City
George Kguck
Harmony Grove
Kennedys
Baltimore
Carlin House
George Koctler
Parl Wack
Jacob Dadismian
Ier
J.C. Kane
Tor
Williams Grove
William A. Hilton
Montevue
Eckstein
Mount Pleasant Briefs and Local Notes
SGONTY CORRESPONDENCE reports Mrs. Cameron Burall returning home from Hagerstown. Gideon Remsburg lost a valuable mare and colt last week. Mt Zion service drew a large crowd with Rev House delivering a sermon on hidden intent. Sunday school reorganized. A week’s meeting at Bi. P. church led by Rev House. Hezikiah Betrow now convalescent after three weeks illness. Mrs Charlie Lutz of Woodboro visiting Mrs William Betrow. George Cromwell has a lamb of notable protest. progress slow. James Fritz of Liberty visited Miss Lucie Fox. Frederick Jacobs, troubled by the cold, has finally managed.
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Mount Plea Mant Agnin
Cameron Burall
Hagerstown
Gideon Remsburg
Mt. Zion
Reverend House
Bi. P
Rov. House
Hezikiah Betrow
Charlie Lutz
Woodboro
William Betrow
George Cromwell
Lamb
James Fritz
Liberty
Lucie Fox
John Brandenburg
Cereville
Mattie, Harflegh
Frederick Jacobs
Shakespeare Anniversary Observed by Balti more Woman's Club
The Balti more Woman's Literary Club marked Shakespeare's birthday with a meeting at Lehmann's Hall. A life size bust of the poet stood among plants as members recited scenes from Two Gentlemen of Verona Henry IV The Merchant of Venice and read papers on Hamlet Lear and the new school of dramatic art. Next Tuesday the club will celebrate its first anniversary with addresses and music.
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Woman's Literary Club of
Baltimore
Lehmann
New Depot at Claggetts and local business ads
Officials of the B and O Railroad visited Claggetts Station to observe the new depot under construction following yesterday’s news note. Foundations for the Steam Brick works are dug and site work is rapidly advancing toward completion. Mullinix and Kemp advertise new Japanese and Chinese matting stock, featuring Banget, Opium, Bingos, and Kioto Shintos with a large Frederick delivery. A former D C Winebrewer partner announces a move to 36 North Market Street, offering tailored merchant tailoring stock and custom buttons, inviting inspection and trade.
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Claggetts
B. & O. Railroad
Claggetts Station
Tue
Frederick
D. C. Winebrewer & Co
North Market Street
Sai Il
Advertising Pointers And Funeral Notices In A Dying Era
Advertising principles urge bold eye catching copy and sustained reader impact while noting the demise of PT Barnum as a benchmark for effective campaigns. The piece links persuasive ads to business health and mentions a funeral service for Christian Winebrewer at Glade Reformed Church. Interment followed in Glade cemetery with A T Rice & Sons as directors.
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Christian
Glade 1
Church Notes and Local Clergy Appearances
General J A Steiner in the presence of Rev B R Eschbach led services in the Reformed chapel last night. Miss Myrtle Fout of Columbus Ohio, well known locally, has been appointed organist of the Second Lutheran.
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J. A. Steiner
B. R. Eschbach
Myrtle Fout
Columbus
Ohio
Talmage to Lecture There on Play 2lat Day
Committee works to secure Rev. T De Witt Talmage for a lecture at the venue announcing the date as Play 2lat with the subject yet to be selected.
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Dr. Talmage
Rev
T. Dewitt Talmage
Local notices mix with fair events and shop openings
Porous OCR fragment shows local mentions of prizes and giveaways at county fair venues, new shops and groceries opening, and scattered business notices. Names and places are garbled but indicate a bustling community page with attractions, vendors, and addresses around a fair and city hotel.
Great Increase Reported in Ceresente Roller Trade
A local report notes the weekly period ending March 1 shows production rising above prior records, indicating strong demand for household trade goods. EA Skrnner Ailes Co. manufactures extensively for home use.
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Ceresente Rolier Sour
Gresser
Epprec
Ea, Skrnner Ailes Ca
Attractive Advertising Specialties For Spring Announcements
We have received attractive novelties ideal for advertising purposes. New items perfect for spring announcements. Visit The News office to see them and consider our cheap printing services.
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R.H. Campbell
C.E. Cline & Co
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Earl
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Poe
Adoen
Ate
Sei Eschbach
Seth H. Eschbach
Dr. Eschbach
Milton
AX Oed
Ciry Hore
W. R. Hill
F. C. Hinds
G.P. Thomas, Jr
J. Greenbaum
A. W. Matthews
York
A. Klein
C. H. Feltus
D. J. Sweeney
J. C. Briller
F. Osborne
P. C. DeFrancis
E. B. Hayman
A.E. Lovell
Phila
C. W. Saunders
Richmond
T. H. Hodg- Eiss
Georgia
E. Bf. Davis
Wm. Davis
Dr. Hardesty
Wash
D.C
W. P. Page
Pitts
Thompson
D. Mt. Grove
H. T. Goebel
Connie Cantin
C. F. Hanson
Wm. J. Cousins
Hemsley
P. Mf. Perkinson
Balto
Mulliniz & Kemp
Chiseley Mattings
WN. B
B. H. Blackston
Blackston
Merchant Tailor
B.H. Blackston
Barnum
Rota
Doctor of Business
D. H. Best
DH. Best
Smiths Temple of Fancy
C. B. Oline & Co
New York
G.B. Cline &Jr
Geo. A. Gilbert
Bicicle Shoes
Rebber Bottio
Wigwam Shoes
der Deuer Wijk
G. A. Gilberts
Daniel Ter
James H. Gambrill
Bella
Greta Aps Ringer
Jobo Hershberger City Bakery
John Hendrickson
Abeteseeese
Anes Crerrererareres
Peete Deg Ee Eng
Dorfor
St. Frederick
Boris
Ev Vania
Mutual Investment Co
Minneapolis
Bind
Gooral Agen Oh
Gay
Apezulde “ Stanted
GEM Bream
Patrick Bibs Precerick
Tunis Ossd
Bates
St. Brederick
Coles
Myrtle Aves
Brooklyn
Ted
Edward Scranton
Paul
Asb
Anoort
Rh Western
Farm Mortgage Trust Company, Aw
Denver
Colorado
Gatt A Toersecaten Mayors
Ceeeet A Bros Qters
Pon
C. L. Hartsock
Real Estate & Insurance
West Patrick Street
Saer
Gj, Doll & Son
Calland
J. Doles
Tmo Fine
Frecerics
C J. Luis
Ff Lewis
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