Local and General Interest Budget Items
Bright items note Miss Nettie Shank of Smithsburg as an American half dollar dated 1775. England sees frock fronts return. frost expected next week. A scientist cites corset intolerance as the main obstacle to abortion. Straw hats and soda water show weak demand due to lack of balminess in the air. An ad offers a bull terrier two years old that eats anything and loves children. A new shade named butter appears in ladies wear, prompting wish for molasses or apple butter tint. A trial storm system in Hagerstown links a box to two engine houses. The boastful rise by bootstraps remains common. another man whistles for his bay. Seventeen-year locust larvae appear near Nyeck. Many tramps head toward Washington. Benjamin H. Blackston’s store is being repainted by Michael Kennedy. County church edifice expenditure estimated at forty to fifty million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Shank
Smithsburg
England
Gale
Hagerstown
Mwmany
Pleasant Paragraphs On Local Residents Returns and Visits
Miss Maggie Wiles has returned from S Pleasant to Adamstown where she has spent several weeks. Fluddie of Pedestile Montgomery county was in the city yesterday. Geest Belman of Hagerstown was in town on business yesterday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Schley of Pevere ville were in Fredecks to csy. Thomas Eisenhiuer and W C Casey have returned from a short trip to Bag eTstown. The Ferris Wheels Last in Chicago will be modern around once more. Superintendent L V Rice says he expects to get up Steam for the revolution today after which tearing down will begin. It is to be moved to Broadway and Thirty-seventh streets New York. The job of tearing down transporting and reerecting will take four months. The Sick David Matthews is confined to the case with a sore thrust. Charles D Doll of the City Hotel was better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Wiles
S Pleasant
Adamstown
Sokt Fluddie
Pedestile
Montgomery County
Geest Belman
Hagerstown
Thomas Schley
Pevereville
Fredecks Tocsy
Thomas Eisenhiuer
W. C. Casey Rave
BageTstown
Chicago
L. V. Rice
Broadway
Stree
New York
David Matthews
Charles D. Doll
City Hotel
Urbana
Inne Sud
Plummer
Biinn
Oamo Henrietta
JS. Coxey
Hyattstown
Mid
Marshst Humphreys
Rockville
Shram and Ball
Commonwess of Christ
Mnarch
Babylon
D.C
C.F. Fieming
Chas. Diffendal
Charles Baumgartner
R. Neidhardt
August &Dams
Franklin County
Mr. Bos Jey
Charles Diffendel
Chas
Ctermehle
Keller
Newman
Boon
General Coxey
Eli
Washington
Congress
J. ’ Clare
Bard
Rendered & Corme
Sole
Carl Browne
Rothschild
Coxey
Marshal Browne
Eli Frost
Messrs
C. F. Flock
John Murray
Edward Gittlager
Wm. MecGil
Warfield
Marcus Wertheimer
Charles Dertzabaugh
G. B. Philpot
Charles Riebl
Walter Cook
Marshall Browne
Jesse Coxey
Oklahoma
Sam
Hne
Met
Market Street
Ashington Pike
Committee OF Safety
Gaithresere
Gaithersburg
Allsp Rutherford
A. B. Cramer
David G. Carlisle
J. W. Walker
Thompson
Spates
Saffey and Town Council
Frederick
The
Amay
Ackez
Tell
Waston
Pittsbore
Id. E. Markey
B. Letoh
D. A.clarke
Centreville
Presbyterian
Ellscote City
Balttimore
A. BE. EB
Gaines
Maryland National Guard
United Mine Workers
Knights of Labor
Frostburg
Wilson
Brown
H B. Rethrock
John Trainor
J. A. Haupt
A. F. Jones
R. C. Griffith
Farewell Commonweal Army Heads to Hyattstown
The Commonweal Army marches from Frederick toward Urbana and Hyattstown amid speeches by Coxey and Browne. Crowds view the grounds, a 10 cent admission, a baseball game wins for Frederick’s colors, and march orders push toward Washington as deputies patrol and safety committees form in Gaithersburg Rockville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Army
Frederick
Mmen
Robbery in Mountgame Targets Randolph Household
Robbery at Ells Reiser home in Randolph Montgomery county occurred Tuesday around 7 pm during dinner. Thieves stole about 150 dollars worth of goods including gold watch rings and clothing. six tramps were seen nearby en route to Washington. Washington officials notified and a $25 reward offered for capture and recovery of the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountgame
Ells Reiser
Randolph
Montgomery County
Washington
Ches Town Bridge Repair and Local Developments
Calvert county faces tax levy changes with a $1.07 per $100 rate, a minor drop from last year. A series of local events includes a Glenville death at 85 from heart disease, a Hustington dwelling destroyed by fire, and plans for new Presbyterian church construction in Ellscote City. The piece notes the Coxey movement’s limited military impact, oyster grounds inspections, and new appointments in plumbing and oyster sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester River
Chestertown
Benjamin Silver
Glenville
Harford County
Thames’s Point
Millsrd G Cox
Hustington
Calvert County
Maryland
Chesapeake Beach Company
Brown
Senate
Garreld Chase
Hathersley W. Talbot
Ellicott City
Baltimore A M E Conference in Hagerstown
The Baltimore A M E Conference met at Ebenezer Church in Hagerstown with Bishop W J Gaines presiding Communion led by Rev I A Johnson assisted by others. Rev B G Hill elected secretary with Rev J B Wareer and Rev W C Gowena as assistants. Converts reported and statistics reviewed. Rev J W Beckett noted large increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A.M. E
Hagerstown
Ebenezer Church
W.J. Gaines
Atlanta
I. HA. Johnson
D.D
Philadelphia
B. G. Hill
Annapolis
J. B. Wareer
W. C. iGowena
Amos Henderson
Wm. Chew
Jobe
Hurst
L. FE. Beckett
J. W. Beckett
Bethany Church
Baltmere
Chazze
LB. Howell
Grisiald Ciecalt
Bia Cegnest
New Jersey
Bsltimore
Man from Somerville Shot and Robbed in New Jersey Incident
A man named 4. L. Matthews of Somerville New Jersey was found behind Brunner’s building Tuesday with a blood wound. He said he traveled from Somerville to Philadelphia to buy goods, was abducted by men who robbed him of 156 dollars, drugged, and boarded a train to Washington where he later reached Montere for treatment. He reported escaping an attempted self harm and mentioned other travelers involved in a carriage crash near Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Matthews
Somerville
N. J
Brunner
Monterre
Philadelphia
Washington
Blery’s Curpter of All Sainte' Gu' 25 Gpei Meeting
Fragments describe a church meeting with routine business and a pleasant text reading. Attendees included Sirs Rose Baer Helen Young and other women in pale attire. The cantor will resume meetings on the first Wednesday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs Rose Baer
Bmistesirginta Brarner
Helen Young
The Evolution of Medicines from Herbs to Liquid Jazative Syrup
The text claims medical agents shift from herbs and draughts to the pleasant effective liquid Jazative Syrup of Figs. It advises seeking the true remedy made by the California Fig Syrup Co. and notes sale by reading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
May Weather Highlights From 93 Years Of Baltimore Data
The Maryland Weather Bureau summarizes May observations from Baltimore over 93 years. Mean temperature 61 degrees. warmest May 1930 at 71 degrees, coldest 1883 at 58. Highest May temp 95 on May 15. lowest 34 on May 18. Precipitation average 3.55 inches. 13 days with .01 inch or more. Greatest monthly precip 7.20 inches in 1892. least 1.22 inches in 1893. Snowfall in 24 hours record 7 inches in 1854-5. Clouds average 10 clear days, 2 partly cloudy, 9 cloudy. SE winds predominant. max May wind 43 mph on May 23, 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Bililag” Trust
Advertising Advice From The Weekly News
A lengthy editorial urges focused advertising spend in one strong paper, then expanding. It emphasizes honesty, distinct offerings, prices, and true claims, citing James Gordon Bennett Sr. and urging readers to pick best local paper and avoid scatter. A page index lists advertisers and items including gowns, dry goods, flour, bicycles, hay, and a public sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon Bennett, Sr
Adam
Renner & Kemp
Haller
Rodock & Neldig
Jas, E. Walker & Co
John Hendrickson
Bhunner Miling Co
W. T. Belaplaine
H. B. Krefauver
D. H. Best
Saleam's Claggett
F. V. Hargett
Death of Franton Hildebrand at 227 West Patrick Street
Franton Tobias Hildebrand aged 24 years 16 months 2 days died of tetanus at his Frederick residence. Funeral Saturday at 3 PM Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. He was a respected member of the Temperance Hose Company. Also notices the death of Mrs. Clingan at Washington DC and the new reservoir Board meeting concluding with amicable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trave Wildebrand
Franton Tobias
Brs
Lewis Hildebrand
West Patrick Street
Stnoon
Leaves
Emall
Mt. Olivet
Hr HiMebrrad
Frederick
Cloingan
Meria Chagan
Firmin
Washington
D.C
Rerson
Laces and Voiles Sale Notice from Irish Guipure Supplier
Irish Guipure Oriental Bourdon Point Be Ireland at very low prices. Also a new line of Linen Torchon and Val Laces Nainsook Edges, Pisin and Dotted Veilings. One special good thing in large Dotted Swiss suitable for curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Carpet Department Invites Stop of Ingrain Carpets
The carpet room reports daily arrivals with another duplicate lot of Ingrain Carpets. The good quality and pretty patterns at low prices draw customers, and shoppers are urged to see the selection before buying.
The Midnight Alarm to Play at City Hall on the 27th
The Midnight Alans melodrama will be at City Hall on the 27th instant. It is a superb spectacle and should be seen by all. Mrs. Lewis Baker of West Patrick street has a red tulip with four blooms on one stem, a remarkable curiosity. Large crowds have witnessed the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slr
Lewis Baker
Weat Patrick Street
Reverend Jack Rogser to Preach Week of Services at Trinity
Rev. Jack Rogser of the Virginia Conference will preach next Sabbath morning and evening and nightly through the week except Saturday night at Trinity Church South. Hundreds reportedly converted. Also a City Hall lecture on May 7 to raise funds for Francis Scott Key monument. tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
E. Church South
Jack Rogser
Firginia Conference
Francis Scott Key
City Hall
New Spring Dress Goods and Trimmings Arrive
E. Walker & Co announces a full new line of spring dress goods and trimmings. The store showcases latest weaves and shades with novel effects, including a three piece coat vest and skirt set, chemisettes and ties, ladies wrapppers and ready made outfits, all offered at prices lower than custom tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Walker & CO
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the Daily News
Ferninand Magellan
Thomas Reid
Hi—David Hume
Edinsburgh
Els Ter
Jeremy Coluer
He—Johhann Ludwig Ubland
Peorem
Tubingen
Orient
Charles Farrar Browne
Artemus Ward
America
Waterford
John Clurie RB
Oeinstorfan
Dante
London
Booth
Dssuash
Lincon
Lesier
Trent
Watermeton, D.C
Mr. Samarserox
the Weather Bureau
Tadies
D. M. Nixdorf, Jr
Third St
M. E. Gherch
Frederick Fence Co
Mildred Miller
Hhis
Nyeck
Washington By
Benjamin H. Blackston
Michael Kennedy
Coxes
Browne
Riggs
Malihan
Crank
Coxer
Croeks
Secret Service
Georgetown
Cozey
Ais
Cer. Browne
Cerec Esch
Hood
Babe Luck
E. E. Hare
Arthur Haines
Unionville
Shriner Milling CO
BE. O. Shrinre
Ceres
W. H. Martz
the Weekly News
Bir
Lene
Sid
Mullinix
ERMP
India
Lansdowne, Seenana
Tista
Quisite Molres
FV. Staub
A&e
Married
North Market Street
Cortdly
W. T. Delaplaine
Frederick, Md
Lerch
Eckstein
Henry Williams
James E. Walker & CO
A. E. Walleze & CO
Rodooek
REDIG
Rome
Are
Nedo
Herstefore
Waite
Rodoce
Neldig
A. Trior & Sons
Rice & Sons
R.L. Harley, R. L. Harley
Harley
Fourth Market
John A. Kennedy
Lailor
N. Mare
W. C. Eldridge
ATS ,Bonnetskii and
Bonnets
Eldridge
West Pathick Street
Brederbio“R
B. H. Blaceston
Topen
B. H. Buaczst OR
N. Market Street
Miller & CO
Miller & CO. Co
P. H. Peters City Coal
Cumberland
Baltimore Vein
Lyren's Valley
Bed Ach
George's Creee
Oniers
Shrimer
Sletore
Wil
Miller Ace Yard
Water Street
Artest
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