Frederick Daily News previews illustrated trade edition
The Frederick Daily News plans an upcoming illustrated Trade Edition to showcase city business and inducements for manufacturers. Frederick emphasizes health, progress, and prosperity, with a large format highlighting principal buildings and prospects. L S Hugentugler will promote the edition to business leaders nationwide.
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Tas News
Frederick
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Hugentugler
Purely Personal Local Notes On Visits And Departures
Mr Ingomar Albaugh will leave for Washington to work in Mr Charles Young barber shop. Miss Bettie Earnshaw visits Frederick. Mr Lewis E Birely of Geo KE Birely & Sons leaves for New York for a week. Br Harry Baer visits Baltimore. Miss Bertie M Baer returns home from Lime Kiln. Rev Fr Meade of Taneytown is guest of Mrs Mary Crimmins. Capt Graham Oakehart visits Enoch Arch Chapter in the city. Col William S Roose of Washington was in the city yesterday and left for Washington via overland route. Mr Charles Rhoderick of New Midland visits Mr John Hershberger. Tobias Kuhn and Walter Welter return from Hagerstown. Mr Alex Robertson of St Louis returns home. Master A Robertson and grandfather S T Brengle spend yesterday in York Pa.
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Ingomar Albaugh
Washington, D. C
Charles Young
Bettie Earnshaw
Frederick
Lewis E. Birely
Geo. Ke, Birely & Sons
New York
Harry Baer
West South Street
Baltimore
Bertie M. Baer
Lime Kiln
Fr. Meade
Taneytown
Mary Crimmins
North Market Street
Graham Oakehart
Grand
Mad
Enoch Arch
William S. Roose
Washington
Charles Rhoderick
New Midway
John Hershberger
Tobias Kuhn
Walter Welter
Hagerstown
Alex. Robertson
St. Louis
Master A. Robertson
S. T. Brengle
York
Church Activities And May Devotional Services
Church notes report tonight's meeting of the official board of the M EB church and the Singing Circle gathering. Sunday school teachers held their regular monthly meeting last night, and May devotional services at St Johns Catholic church begin Thursday with a sermon by Rev Gainey and a singing by Sunday School youths led by Charles Brenner. The Knoxville Missionary Society fair ended last Saturday, with gross receipts around 200 dollars and net about 225 dollars planned for bell tower repairs and other church work. An incendiary fire destroyed a haystack at D W Sommers estate near the city yesterday.
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M. EB. Church
Singing Circle
S John's Catholic Church
Rr. Gainey Ona
Chatles Brenner
William Ebberts
Knoxville
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
D W. Sommers
Board of Charities and Correction
Among the Indians Special Correspondence in Crzverany
Special correspondence recounts a journey from Mitchell to Chamberlain South Dakota detailing plains scenery, a Brule House visit, and a river excursion to observe a Sioux event. Descriptions cover landscape, mineral springs, and a dramatic cattle herding scene with vivid color.
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Crzverany
Chamberlain
South
Mitchel
South Dakota
Commonwealth
CM & Se Ry
Prairies
Carno
Jack Rabbit
Missouri
Sandown
Brule
Iver
Upper
Red Ban
Boston
Sioux Lodge Scene Described in Agency Outing
A group tours a Sioux village and watches carving in a circle as a buck uses a paunch and intestines for sustenance while others observe in steady interest. The narrator notes attire and efforts, then departs the agency, admires chalk bluffs, and reflects on the humanitarian Indian agent and local views of a political figure.
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New York
Gehcatesat
Delnor
Waltug
Buck
Hudson
Chamberlain
Washington
County Correspondence Yellow Springs Apr 37 Item
Farmers plow and prepare for corn planting with some beginning. A cold wave last Friday made overcoats comfortable. Mrs J Ezra Summers is ill. George L Broadrup visiting Cumberland uncle Charles Broadrup at Charlesville. John L Dutrow trips to Charlesville. Reverdy Wachter returns from Norfolk Va. Charles Victor Wastler drew a copper snake 3 feet long. Fruit trees in full bloom, cueing a likely abundant crop.
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Yellow Springs
J. Ezra Summers
George L. Broadrup
Cumberland
Chas. Broadrup
Charlesville
John L. Dutrow
Reverdy Wachter
Norfolk
Charles Victor Wastler
Pensions Granted in Maryland Navy Roll Names List
Pensions have been granted in Maryland with a long roster including Navy officers James Knight John McCusker Henry Netter John Thompson George Henry Boston Edward Miller James Wesle John W Newman Peterson Gallagher Lockman Joseph Curtis William Marine Francis Dakehart Charles Johnson Sterling William H Stewart plus George W Bush John T Patterson Cyrus Wesley Ben Hoffmeister and increases for Francis B Billard James Parsons Original widow Anna widow of Bernard Gallagher noted.
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Maryland
Navy
James Knight
John McCusker
Henry Netter
John Thompson
George Henry Boston
Edward Miller
James Wesle
John W
Newman
A Peterson
Bernard "Gallagher
di Peste Lockman
Joseph Curtis
W. William Marine
Francis Dakehart
Charles Johnson
Algier
Sterling
William H. Stewart
George W. Bush
John T. Patterson
Cyrus FT. Wesley
Ben: Hoffmeister
Increase
Francis B. Billard
James Parsons
Anna
Sdow
Bernard Gallagher
Bad Little Boys and Girls
People on East Patrick street caution children about trespassing on the P R R trestling beside the creek. A boy fell in after reaching for a blown Sunday, getting soaked, while two girls recently had a bath after near slips. Residents warn attention before a possible drowning occurs.
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East Patrick Street
Judge Camden Dies and Funeral Held in Clarksburg
The death of Judge Gideon Camden, father of Mrs. Robert M. Ramsburg of Frederick, was reported last week. His funeral in Clarksburg, West Virginia, Sunday drew a large crowd including Governor Fleming and Congressman Pendleton. It is said his will, to be probated this week, may show him as West Virginia’s wealthiest man.
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Judge Camden
Gideon Camden
Robert M. Ramsburg
Frederick
Camden
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fleming
Congressman Pendleton
Goldadges
John Brannon
Hogan and
Maxwell I
West Virginia
Real Estate Transfers In Frederick County Offices
Henry C. Grebenhorst and wife transfer 4 acres 2 roods 28 perches to Charles V. Levy for 600 dollars. Emms A. Gring, executriz, transfers tract of land to Geo. A. Gilbert in Frederick county for 3190 dollars. Jet A. Grabenhorst and husband transfer 273 acres 3 roods 21 perches to William J. Worman for 31935 dollars.
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Henry C. Grebenhorst
Charles V
Levy
Emms A. Gring
Geo. A. Gilbert
Frederick County
Jet A. Grabenhorst
William J. Worman
Orphans Court Accounts Settled for Listed Administrators
The first account of Lorenzo E. Mallinix, executor of Leonard Mallinix, deceased, settled with distribution completed. The first and final recount of Alfred Smith, administrator of John T. Smith, deceased, settled. The first and final account of D. H. Hargett, administrator of George F. Roodes, deceased, settled.
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Lorenzo E. Mallinix
Leonard
Mallinix
Alfred Smith
John T. Smith
D. H. Hargett
George F. Roodes
WINEBREWER WILL PROVES ESTATE AT $30,000
The will of the late Christian Winebrewer was filed for probate. It bequests $9,000 to his wife Phebe and amounts to his children and grandchildren, with four grandchildren each receiving 4000. The estate amount is listed as 30,000 with executors David C. and Reverdy J. Winebrewer.
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Fanny Hone
Phiton
Phebe Winebrener
George A. Winebrener
Raverdy
Winebrewer
Margaret E. Getzendanner
David C. Winebrewer
Harriet
Fulton
Emms B. Nebig
Margaret
Adolphus Fearhake
L. A. Zimmerman
David C
Reverdy J. Winebrewer
Government License Changes Tax Stamps for May and June
A surge of liquor dealers visited the internal revenue office to obtain special tax stamps needed to operate through May and June. Congress changed the law so taxes for the year are due by June 30, the end of the federal fiscal year. Licenses renewed for May and June must be reissued by then. Tobacco tax rules shift with exemptions for leaf tobacco and retail peddlers, while cigars and tobacco products must be stamped. manufacturers must register, excluding retail manufactured tobacco. This update allows more Frederick dealers to engage in cigar and tobacco sales previously hampered by the tax.
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Internal Revenue Office
United States
Congress
May
Jane
Revenue
Frederick
Car Window Shot Frightens Passengers on Baltimore Line
A gunman fired at a train from Harper’s Ferry on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near Terra Colta, striking State’s Attorney Ed. S. Eichelberger in the face and cutting the side of his nose. Passengers, including women and children, reacted with shock and called for safer limits in the District. Miller of Frederick stood with Eichelberger at the cooler before the shot.
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Ed. S. Eichelberger
Frederick
E L. Miller
Miller
Hichelberger
Larceny arrest of Clara Jones in City Hotel case
City Officer Obenderfer arrested Clara Jones this morning on larceny charges at the City Hotel. She appeared before Magistrate Turner and is held for a hearing tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Festival event set for Friday and Saturday evenings at the Central Hotel building on West Patrick street.
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Obenderfer
Clara Jones
City
Turner
Lodge
Wil
Central Hotel
West Patrick Street
Mechanicstown appoints town bailiff and constable
Joseph XM Freeze has qualified before the Circuit Court clerk as town bailiff and constable of Mechanicstown village in this county.
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Joseph XM. Freeze
Mechanicstown
Marriage Licenses for Willhide and Eyter in Frederick County
Marriage licenses issued for Charles E. Willhide of Valley Roads, Frederick County, and Martha A. Eyter of Eyter's Valley in the same county. Police Court Officer Abrecht arrested Michael Ward yesterday for disorderly conduct. Jenox Broner committed him to jail for 20 days.
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Charles E. Willhide
Valley Roads
Frederick County
Martha A. Eyter
Eyter
Abrecht
Michael Ward
Jenox Broner
Funeral pallbearers for Dr Gundry at Loudoun Park Cemetery
Brisf Ban reports honorary pallbearers at the funeral of Dr Gundry held yesterday at Loudoun Park Cemetery in Baltimore. Community groups announce upcoming meetings including No 91 at Bir. ML P. Morse’s office on North Market Street and Frederic Council No 2198's monthly gathering with invitations. The Laned Drill Association and Chautauqua Circle schedule regular meetings. the Independent Drill Association meets tonight. Local notices also report a pet incident, a job change for a tailor, and several fishing trips for area residents with bass caught at Monocacy and near Greenfield.
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Lewis H Steiner
de. Gundry
Loudoun Park
Baltissore
No 91
Bir
Laned Drill Association
Wil Lake
Chautauqua Luerary Snd ScientiGe Circle
Ihevenlygs
Wim HH
Socadermus
North Market Street
Harry W.drer
East Fourth Forest
Pleasant sociable hosted by Young People’s Society
A pleasant event in Kemp Hall hosted by the Young People’s Society of the United Brethren church featured a musical and literary program with the F.C. Y. of. . A. ombestre in attendance. Refreshments followed as attendees enjoyed the evening while officers’ elections were postponed to next Monday. Also noted are health updates on Miss May Dieht, Mr. William Poole, Mrs. Ebberts, and J. Alfred Ritter. Water works plans include a site visit by Mr. Martin and the water committee to assess expanding the city supply. In Antietam camp No. 3 Sons of Veterans several new members were elected and a resolutions committee formed for the death of John S. Goldsborough. The entertainments committee plans forthcoming events.
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Young People’s Society of the United Brethren Church
The
Good Templars
Kemp Hall
F.C. Y. of
A. Ombestre
Ats
Robert KE. Martin
Baltimore City Water Works
Eisenhauer
Martin
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Monocacy
Sons of Veterans
Antietam Camp No
John
Goldsborough
Wedding Notice at Trinity M. B. Church May Sth
Gertrude Lamar will wed Harvey H. Ronzer next Wednesday morning May 5 at 9 45 in Trinity M. B. Church south. Public announcement notes naptusis of Mias 3M and urges Try American Standard inks and pen.
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Gertrude Lamar
Harvey H. Ronzer
Trinity M. B
South
Mattings Inbound From Japan At Mullinix & Kemp
Frederick dealer Mullinix and Kemp announces a large new shipment of Mattings including Bungos Opayamas Bingos and Kioto Shintos from Japanese makers. The note says the 123 listed items are only a portion and more stock is en route, with unique styles and prices not found elsewhere.
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Frederick
Styles for Spring and Funeral Notice and Garbage Proposals
Styles for Spring reviews menswear trends with coats, ties and leathers in a period voice. Funeral notice for Mrs. John L. Nicodemus sets Wednesday service in Boonsboro at 11 a.m. Burial follows. Garbage removal proposals for city limits opened by Mayor Bruner. contract not yet awarded.
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John L. Nicodo
Boonsboro
Isis
Nicodemus
Tae News
Snowag
Bruner
Canning Factory in Knoxville Progress Report
J Polk Bleer of Knoxville plans a small scale operation this season as a new canning factory is erected and arrangements finalize. John Bendrickson promotes a fashion line in Cassimeres with three styles announced at prices around 5 to 7 dollars, plus negligee shirts and a complete clothing assortment including collars cuffs and underwear.
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J. Polk Bleer
Knoxville
Cassimeres
Detter
Coon
John Hendrickson
Local Wholesale Stock With Free Delivery House Route
Ise cet Inet Alwars on hand wholesale and metal. New stock of freak tea offered at rock bottom prices. Also large amount of home cured meats. Free delivery. AItT oak sairial and wil coarmece sale that we sell and keer whet see atvest te CL 4. Lewis, No. 1% EL Patrick street. 22nrds.
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Rock Bottom
Lewis
EL Patrick Street
Baby Carriages At Bargain Prices In Store
The store highlights a large stock of Baltinese male work carriages for children with full coating for comfort and durability. Prices start from £2, emphasizing low pricing and value while promoting Kimith's Tempco Saucy Pieler.
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Kimith
Pieler
Spring and Summer Opening at 19 South Market Street
Mayer, 16 Market St Frederick Me, invites patrons to a spring and summer exhibit on Wednesday and Thursday, April 29 in ash dikh, featuring assortments of patterns Bonnets and Hats and a wide range of new millinery novelties.
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Ash Dikh
South Market Street
D. Mayer
Market St
Frederick
Great Increase in Weekly Cerestite Roller Sales
Our retail sales of Cerestite roller Sour rose one third during the week ending March 21, exceeding all prior records. The Luise tame product line from Gucuine F Hiliing Co shows strong consumer appreciation for the article.
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