The Weekly News in Frederick County
The Weekly News presents a broad local mirror of a week in Frederick with features by Mary Jane and the Market Scribe plus tales by Alfred R. Calhoun and a treasure legend. It highlights Farragut stories, a full International Sunday School lesson, and varied departments, with numerous new advertisements listed for public sales and local businesses.
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Tez Weaxer News
Frederick
Mary Jane
Alfred R. Calhown
Central America
Geo. L. Kilmer
Farragut
New Orleans
Malliniz &Kemp
Dry Goode
John Hendrickson
Shirk Wattta
Srccennenere
Doll Brow
Central Hardware Co
Dol
Hodock & Meidig
Farnitare
C. Carty
Personal News From Frederick City and Surroundings
Purely personal notes from Frederick and Charlestown include Elizabeth Dennis returning from Charleston, W Va to relatives here and visiting her sister Mrs F B Sanich. Mrs Williams of Elkridge visiting her father on Court Street. John L Jordan of Bromswick boarding in Frederick. Rose Talvert of Charlestown visiting here. Rev A H Zimmerman and wife leaving for Hagerstown to begin new field. Elmer Buckey of near Union Bridge visiting his brother William Buckey and regaining health. Martin P Miller of St Thomas Pa on business. Frank Cell left Frederick for Charleston W Va to find work. Also Maryland dental law amendments list Edward Meison of Frederick as a screened appointee. travel tip notes Syrup of Figs for kidneys, liver and bowels with local druggist availability.
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Elizabeth Apaher Dennis
Charlestown
W. Va
Dennis
F. B. Sanich
Court Square
Dr. Williams
Elkridge
Baltimore
Court Street
Anna
Clark
John L. Jordan
Bromswick
Frederick
Talbert
Bockey
Martio P. Miller
St. Thomas
Ms. Frank &Cell
Charleston
Maryland Republicans at Baltimore convention name delegates
The Maryland Republican convention met in Baltimore and elected delegates at large to the national convention. George L Wellington, James A Gary, William Maister, and Robert P Graham were named as large delegates with alternates listed. The roll call sparked protests over resolutions and McKinley support, with Frederick County delegates debating instruction to vote for McKinley.
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Frederick Comat
Moeertag
Maryland
Baltimore
Yeaterday
Aleoud
3. Lewis
Asc Kisley
Albaugh
Lyceces Theatre
Arc
Iie
Patiocal Cvanvention
Jane
George L Wellington
Cumerland
James A. Gary
Balimore
William Maister
Robert P. Graham
Wm A. Fletcher
Anne Arundel County
G. Wellington Bryass
H. F. Sinclair
Dorchester County
N.M. Blatenhouse
Acate EB
Paria
J. Kmaz Boyd
Baltimore County
John C. Motter
Frederick
Madd
McKinley
Urner
N. Lous
Ohio
Edward A. Gittinger
Cecil
Kent
Washington
Manly
Douglas H. Hargett
Mudd
State Committee
H. Clay Nall
Bryant
Sinclair
Rittenhouse
Linville
Rutherford
George H. Whitmore
Frederick County
L. Beckley
George W. Cram
E. A. Gitlinger
Adam E. King
Failure of a Worthy Lampe in Insolvency Petition
A petition in insolvency was fled in the Circuit Court yesterday afternoon by LC Lampe and trustees. Lampe, a longtime Frederick grocer on North Market Street, is described as an exemplary citizen. Assets listed at 7500 dollars, with trustees believing property can pay all debts through careful management. Community sympathy and hope persist for his recovery.
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Ottison
LC. Lampe
Sheree Waanes
Chas. . Levy
Lampe
Atucere
McA Doe
North Markee Street
Prederich
Stone Crushers in County Use In Upper Districts
The Board of County Commissioners has received congratulatory letters on new stone crushers. Five miles of road in Kopmlisberg and nearby towns will be improved with these crushers, costing up to 100 dollars. Farmers assist with the work and more stones will be added. Applications come from several districts for use of the crushers and purchase by the commission.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Coun Sirestones
Lsat
Kopmlisberg
Mechenseatown
Creegerstown
Middletown
Paetererilis
Brunswick assistant postmaster charged with embezzlement
J F Reed Brunswick assistant postmaster was arrested in Frederick for misappropriating postal funds totaling 143 dollars. Constable Bimpcoe, armed with a warrant, seized the case after a quarterly report exposed the discrepancy. Reed, a 30 year old married man with a wife and child, posted bail of 300 dollars for a preliminary hearing scheduled Saturday.
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Breeawick
J. F. Reed
Brunswick
Frederick
Jobs Bimpeoe
Golomon Bieasley
Washington
Hewse
U. S
E. ¥. Goldaborough
Ball
Fourth Lutheran Ministers Reunion Held in Barkittsville
The Middletown Valley Lutheran ministers born in the region gather for a July 14 to 16 reunion at St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Barkittsville. Members from Pennsylvania Maryland and beyond attend with a program featuring sermons addresses and discussions on church history and ministry influence.
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Middletown Valley
St. Paul's
Barkittsvile
Reva
J. E. Bitue
Tarte Creek
Bowers
Hagerstown
J. C. Bowers
Gattysburg
M.L. Callen
Apollo
J. Derr
Hampstead
D. B. Floyd
Newville
M. D. Gaver
Wil Hamsport
T. Gladhill
Jersey Shore
H Hedges
Jefferson
M. C. Horine
D. D
Reading
Minsicb
Barlow
Metzger
Dilleburg
J. K. Metzger
Blaserville
G. E. Zimmerman
Tannersville
M. C. Horlie
B. Floyd
Lool
T. Metzger
Inner Bittle
Gospel Ministry
J. T. Gladbill
J. W. Pefiaberger
J. L. Smith
J. L. Mentzer
W. L. Remnaburg
G. 8. Bowers
Lutheran Church
M. L. Culler
M. L. Young
Bert. J. Derr
W. G. Minnich
M. L
In the Law’s Grip Hearing For Charles Barnes Set
Charles Barnes hearing delayed as Nicholas Robinson remains in serious condition after a stabbing and stabbing incident. Police Justice Eckstein will preside this afternoon. John Brows waived a hearing on assault and battery against John Grems and posted 100 dollars bail for next grand jury appearance.
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Charles Barnes
Nicholas Robinson
Robinson
Eckstein
John Brows
John Grems
A Family Monorial Near Msplerile In Washington County
Dr Peter Fabroey a Chicago patent medicine man plans a memorial near Msplerile Washington county remodeling the Fabrney homestead he recently bought and once home to a physician He will install marble tablets with relatives names at the door and build a brick vault to house Fabrney family relics A memorial fountain for public use will be placed along the road
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Peter Fabroey
Milllionaire
Chicago
Msplerile
Washington County
Fabrney
Mar and
Besst
Fire in Carroll Burns Acres in Valley Notice
A Monday blaze in Carroll County burned about 10 acres of William Gachman and 15 acres of Mes. Mery Palmer’s beaves in Bachkman’s Valley. The fire destroyed 1,000 rails and 12 cords of wood. It was started by sparks from vaparks burning brush. Early discovery limited further damage.
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Carroll
Wiliam Gachman
Mery Palmer
Bachkman’s
Carroll County
Vaparks
Frederick Comety Appointees in Frederick City
Governor Lowndes yesterday named several local appointees for Frederick City. Joseph W. Davidson becomes Justice of the Peace in the 1st district. Milton B. Siifer serves in the 20th district. Worthington R. Johnson is named for the second district. Captain Kil Frost is appointed Notary Public for Frederick City.
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Frederick Comety
Lowndes
Joseph W. Davidson
Milton B. Siifer
Worthington R. Johnson
Captain Kil
Frost
Frederick Elty
Freder ick and Middletown Electric Railroad Board Meeting
The Freder ick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company board met in the Citizens National Bank building to review bids for a power house and discuss electric equipment purchases. Directors noted progress on track laying and trestle installation amid weather delays, with plan to hire more workers and extend rail delivery as work advances. President Sadth declared progress whenever private matters surfaced.
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Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company
Citizens National Bank Bulding
A. G. Boatey
Frederick Eecuic Light and Power Plant
Pew Real
Itia
Middletown
Salih Whilat
Telegraph Street
Sanffer
Hagan
Jefferson Pike
Sadth
Property transfers and mortgages multi parcel list
Property Deeac executors transfer 168 acres to George Hood for 3200 dollars. Cherlea Norwood mortgages real estate in Frederick county for 591.39 dollars. Brealey Gambril and John Markell transfer 10 acres 8 roode and 24 perches to Charles Grove for 599.50 dollars. John Motter and Clayton Keedy trustees transfer to Mary O Keefa in Burkltteville. Mary Hoke transfers real estate in Emmsteinburg district for 300 dollars. Albert Maxwell and others to Mary A. Waggeman for acres of mountain land.
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George E. Hood
George EK. Hood
Cherlea A. Norwood
Agustus E. Blom
Frederick County
Brealey Gambril
John A. Markell
Charles D. Grove
John C. Motter
Clayton O. Keedy
Trustesa
Mary C. O'Keefa
Burkltteville
Mary Hoke
Mary A. Waggeman
Emmsteburg
Albert H. Maxell
Mery A. We
Rockford Team Beats Paga Fenca Giants In Apriled Game
Rockford team defeats Paga Fenca Giants 14 to 4 in a Rockford Gazette report. Molesworth, formerly of Frederick, pitched and struck out one. Horton pitched well until leaving after the fifth as the visitors clashed with his line drive and left handed throws amid rapid scoring runs.
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Braine
Wheelman Pitman Injured by Dog in Frederick
A cyclist named Pitman, en route to his town through Frederick, fell on West Patwck near Telegraph Street yesterday and dislocated his left arm. A small dog darting across the path caused him to lose balance. he was assisted by Dr. TG Sharrets and treated at his office before returning to Washington by train.
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Pitman
Frederick
Histown
West Patwck
Telegraph Street
Gooss
Gofer
TG. & Sharrets
Washington
Literary Societies Effort at New Market Club
The New Market Literary Club met Friday April 17 at the residence of Mr MF Wood. Nine members rendered items including an account of the Cuban revolution, character sketches of Chamber Mize, Mamie Aa Motes, and Miss S tier, plus editorials and quotations on progress.
Notable Frederick Social Roundup Returns to New York
Mrs Eldred Johnson and her daughter Lo, visiting Court Street hosts Mr and Mrs Arthur Pots, depart for New York with Miss Corvalis Ringgold Potts. Mia Jobasos and her young daughter leave Frederick to join a large circle of friends who regret their departure.
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Eldred Johnson
Arthur Pots
Court Street
New York
Corvalis Ringgold Potts
Mia Jobasos
Frederick
Board delays appointing under restraint law
The Board of County Commissioners did not appoint the officers yesterday as expected and deferred the decision until May due to disagreement on several nominees. Tired mothers find Hood's Sarsaparilla gives pure blood and renewed strength with a better appetite.
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Board of Ocenty Commissioners
Sscessora
Hood
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union May Program
The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union schedules a Sunday program on May 3 featuring a watchword Souls for Christ, opening hymn 324, prayers, a 60 minute talk on the watchword connection to pledges, and hymns 328 and 114. The event includes praise, collection for Frederick’s Deaconry Union, and a Gospel hymn at Graceham on May 27 and 26.
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Chritian Eeéeasor Union
Frederick
Sol Ilymo
Poe Marte i
Gracebam
Fire damages bridge and corn house near Frederick
Yesterday evening Marshall Alien spotted smoke between bridge boards on the Monocacy near Frederick Junction. A bucket brigade from Mr. F B Miller and others fought the blaze, saving most of the bridge. damage to the corn house at the B&O RR yard was about twenty dollars. Authorities suspect incendiary causes and lighted matches or cigars.
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Marshall Alien
Wes
Mikeach
Allen
Frederick Jandon
Bucket Brigade
Mtr. Meier and Sons
Concert Tonight at Woman's College by Glen Club
A local concert at College Hall features the Glen Club of the Woman's College with the Arlon Sextette to benefit a new stage curtain. Reserved seats are 85 cents at Yeakle's. proceeds support the college, with promotions by W. C. Bell's Studio and S. E. Homer.
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College Hall
Glen Club
Woman's College
Arlon Bextette
Yeakle's
Curtato
Arlon
Yeakle’s
Best and Kepler Prize Winwel Summer Corset Sale
Advertisment extols summer corsets at 30 cents with claims of superior value and merit. It urges comparing our goods with others and invites customers to try latest designs, promising a wide selection and ready service. It boasts 18 different options and mentions shield products as a related offer.
Our Carpet Department Offers New Mottled Weaves and More
Among the many new items today are tag of fee eke Decks figures am stripes at 10 cents. Also new pens with beautiful changeshie effects, Tulle Chatelaine and Tissoc ideale among late novel colors and designs. Jeces for trimming. Also large, varied stock of Ladies Waists and a vast carpet selection with new patterns and high grade inogains not found elsewhere.
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Tissoc Ideale
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