Weather forecast by W L Kooks Chief of the Weather Bureau
The report notes high pressure off the South Atlantic coast and across the Middle and Northern slopes. A storm moved from Minnesota to Wisconsin with rain across the South Atlantic and Middle Gulf coasts and the Lake regions. Temperature rose in the Atlantic states and Kansas, fell in Wisconsin and the Lake region. Forecasts predict cloud and rain here if present in the Northwest today, with potential cold rain or snow in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghe
W. L. Kooks
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Middle Gulf
Lake
Midas Mississippi
Missouri
Atlantic
Blazea
Kansas
Webraski
Ape Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
8. W
N. W
Mortgagee's Sale Notice and Classified Fragments
Fragmented notice items show a mortgagee sale general heading and scattered classified lines including rent notices and misc ads. Names and addresses are partially legible, including W. H. Wayzee and 168 Market St, with sparse product mentions like Five Cent Dress Stuff and stamped linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sng
W. H. Wayzee
Henry Miller
R&d. Mantz
Market St
Weekly News announces upcoming 12 page issue details
The Wrexty News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and special features. Advertising copies for The Weekly News are accepted with deadlines at 5 p.m. Wednesday for new ads and 12 p.m. Wednesday for changes.
Yinger's Orchestra to play at Braddock Heights dance
Brief notes list local events and items: Yinger's Orchestra to provide music for a Braddock Heights dance Wednesday. Spencer Jones tipped for Democratic State Central Committee chair. aldermen and Republican Association meetings tonight. two local injuries, a boy Castle bruised from a fall and Gro. 4, Shoemaker Jr. breaking a wrist. Alfred Bowman exhibited a rattlesnake. partridge abundance in Washington county. B&O Railroad issues a restrictive off duty alcohol order. Taz News to attend Loudoun County Live Stock Exhibition, August 27-29. misfired air pump incident at B&O. planning for a Fourth holding day. canal grass problem over for the year. frost damage to fruit minimal. C Edwin Zellers displays a night blooming cereus. Mrs. James Vonson reports geranium blooms. a marriage license granted to F W Shook and Jumma Jane Beckey. Gov appoints JF Snowden Hill to the Desh and Damb asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yinger
Braddock Heights
Spencer Jones
Democratic State Central Committee
Board of Aldermen
Republican Association of
Frederick
Castle
Shoemaker, Jr
Hagerstown
Alfred Bowman
Euclid
Pen-Hmar
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Taz News
Loudoun County Live Stock Exhibition Association
Leesburg
Wes
E.T. van Ostrand
B.C. Turner
Allegan
van Ostrand
Turner
C. Edwin Zellers
South Market Street
Cevers
James Vonson
North Market Street
Barroom Robbery on East Patrick Street
A Sunday evening intrusion at East Patrick street saloon owner W Liam L Gilbert reports entry by unknown party. Thieves forced a kitchen window, rifled the bar area, took whiskey gin cigars sardines and empty bottles, but no major items. No clues yet. Mr. Go rt suspects a man he calls BLOW She Boos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Liam L. Gilbert
East Patrick Street
Gilbert
Rome
Mr. Gort
Lineman Falls Twenty Feet At Frederick Exchange
Anthony Clausen, a lineman for Frederick Electric Light and Power, fell from the East Patrick street telephone exchange building on Saturday. He fractured one rib but the injury is not considered serious. he got up after the fall and continued working, later examined by Dr. Tra J. McCurdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Clausen
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Telephone Exchange
East Patrick Street
Tra J. McCurdy
Serlona
Orphans' Court Admits Wills and Appoints Executors
Wills of C Edwin Jacobs and Catherine Flynn admitted to record. First account of executor Rachse B Charles EB. Albaugh appointed for Jss Albaugh, deceased. distribution made. Inventories of real estate, personal estate, stocks and bonds filed for estate of eter Shaler Sr. Property of Geneva It deceased listed and order sent to sell. Letters testamentary to Lewis Crawford revoked. Carlton J Harbaugh appointed administrator cum testamento annexo. Letters granted to Wm H Blentiinger for estate of C Edwin Jacobs. Additional inventory for Samuel Putman deceased filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB. Albaugh
Jss
Cour
Carlton J. Harbaugh
Wm. H. Blentiinger
C. Edwin Jacobse
Samuel Putman
Waa
Hymeneal at Union Lutheran Church in York PennsylvanIa
A quiet Union Lutheran wedding in York PA last Thursday afternoon joined Mr William T Maeran and Miss Asle Bleeder daughter of Baker J F W Sleeder. Rev A G Fastnecht officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Margie Bleeder was featured during the ceremony. An informal reception followed. The couple will reside at 214 North Newberry Street. A pending ceremony at St Johns Catholic Church is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cellech
Union Lutheran
St .York
Pennsylvania
A. G. Fastnecht
Wo. T. Maeran
Misa
Asle Bleeder
Baker J. F. W. Sleeder
Mendeleszohn
North Newberry Sreet
York
Remarkable Owl Captured by Farm on Friday Eve
Mr John Ricketts, a farmer near the city, captured a remarkable owl after it became snagged on a fishing line and heavy sinker. The bird was brought to Fredericksburg, where crowds viewed it at Knoff store. A neighboring report recalls a decade-old episode when a large net yielded a squirrel and fish, suggesting a tree overhang may drop creatures into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ricketts
Wirebreser
Hickests
Hickets
Fredericx
Kno
Patrick Simet
David Knott
Baltimore
Connec
Ricker
Ymond Retch
Intorenfes
Brenn
Tom sTanch
Brant
Family Reunion at Buckeystown Home Honors Elmer Putman
A large Buckeystown gathering on August 1 celebrates Elmer E Putman of Kingfisher Oklahoma visiting his Frederick County family. Relatives from nearby towns joined Mr and Mrs J J Putman for dinner, photos, and an afternoon on the lawn, rendering a memorable return after twelve years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Putman
Buckeystown
Elmer EB
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
West
Frederick County
Ar. Putman
Putman
Acer
Marken
Erick
J.J. Putman
Soan
J. Jerome Pootman
Freiterica
Greenbury H. Pitman
Cresgeratown
Annie B Warner
Elmer E. Putman
J. Fred. Patman
Cresgerstown
Benny 8. Bisch
Julia M. Patman
Middletown
Lewis W
Calvin L
Dessie G. Putman
Sixth District Democratic Judicial Convention at Rockville
The Sixth District Indepe nel Democratic convention meets tomorrow in Rockville Montgomery county to nominate an associate judge. Frederick county delegates include Glenn H Worthington Benjamin F Reich P F Pampel Jacob Rohrtiack John C Wi Mama Nathan J England H A Peddicord John D Ahal George W Myera Vinson Sebold Cephas M Thomas P M Gorman. P Frank Pampel was chosen to second James B Henderson for the Brecesisx county nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Rockville
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Glenn H. Worthington
Benjamin F. Reich
P. F. Pampel
Jacob Rohrtiack
John C. Wi Mama
Nathan J. England
H. A. Peddicord
John D. Ahal
George W. Myera
Vinson Sebold
Cephas M. Thomas
Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out Sermon Delivers Gospel Address
Nearly every seat was filled at the gospel meeting of the M C A on Sunday afternoon as Rev A H Zimmerman delivered the message Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out. Rev D E Moylan of Baltimore spoke impressively in sign language before the address, and Mr Grayson Z Stup of Gettysburg College is slated for next Sunday's service. The association held its regular monthly meeting last night with large attendance, reporting committees and private character business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. MO A
A. H. Zimmerman
Mc. Zimmerman
D. E. Moylan
Balthmore
Grayson Z. Stup
Gettysburg College
Fort Frederick settlers haunted by Indian attack memory
The Williamsport Leader recounts an oral history from descendants of Nathan Williams showing that great grandparents fled from Falling Waters to Fort Frederick. A 19 settler group reportedly died in battle with Indians who besieged the fort for 15 days and nights, while rescuers reached the sheltering walls. Additional bands arrived from Boonsboro Bakersville and Great Cacapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Frederick
Williamsport
Nathan Williams
W. Va
Girtle
Georgetown
Senate
Boonsboro
Bakersville
Great Cacapon
W. Vi
Arrivals listed at Hore Arrtrain since yesterday noon
The notice records multiple arrivals including Dirz Hormi KK Wheeler Spring IClty Va C C Hughes J N F Babcock H C Lupton W K Freeland Miss E F Staler Miss Helen Staler Adolphus Cooke H King A B Worthington 5 McComb Baltimore W P Swartz Harrisburg A L Bosley Westminster F F Alvey Washington R J Miller Philadelphia RC Williams Zanesville Ohio county 4 Cantos Horse R L Craycroft New York W W Casey Elmer Hanfield Jno F Wints J Seegel Baltimore county G Grorr Housen F W Spollen Col aumbis county 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hore Arrtrain
Dirz Hormi
KK. F. Wheeler
Spring Iclty
C. C. Hughes
J. N. F. Babcock
H.C. Lupton
W. K. Freeland
E. F. Staler
Helen Staler
Adolphus Cooke
H. King
A. B. Worthington
A. B. Worthington, 5. McComb, Baltimore; W. P. Swartz, Harrisburg; A. L. Bosley
Westminster
F. F. Alvey
Washington
R. J. Miller
Philadelphia
RC. Williama
Zanesville
Ohio
R. L. Craycroft
New York
W. Casey
Elmer Hanfield
Jno
F. Wints
J. Seegel
Baltimore
G. Grorr Housen
F. W. Spollen
Colaumbis
New Counterfeit Ten Dollar Note Detected in Detroit
Secret Service bureau uncovers a fresh counterfeit ten dollar national bank note from Brownbacks 1882 series. Photographic reproduction uses two paper pieces pasted with red elk thread, blurred printing hides differences from genuine notes, and a large dark red scalloped seal replaces the chocolate seal. B. K. Bruce registers, James Gidillan treasurer noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Detroit
Secret Service Bureau
C.” B. K. Bruce Register
James Gidillan
Petersville Delegates to Beanbikes County Convention
Petersville lists delegates including W.9 Elgin G. M. Swank Dr. A. R. Todd G. A. Willams Wm. Bratt J. W. Porter ZT. Brantner W. L. Richards G. Humphreye Col. B. D. Barnard D. Roelke J. M Miller G. O. Siifer Jno. Johnson W.S. Kefaaver J. T. Pfeifer Josephus Karn Thos Aightman L. WH. Bowlas HM. R. Rice FLL. Bowlas J. M. Mortleon Henry Sigler W. A. Gardner Vincent Kepier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersville
Beanbikes
Elgin
G. M. Swank
A. R. Todd
G. A. Willams
Wm. Bratt
J. W. Porter
ZT. Brantner
W. L. Richards
G. ¥. Humphreye
Col. B. D. Barnard
D. Roelke
J. M Miller
G. O. Siifer
Jno. Johnson
Key Monument Association Meeting Newsroom
The Key Monument Association will hold its regular weekly meeting this evening at 6 oclock in F.C. MLC A rooms. A committee to select a date for two special appeals to school children will meet at 7:45. Blacksmith Suen burned. A one story discharge and coach painting shop owned by Milton Zimmerman of Woodabord was burned near the depot, with losses around 509 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
F.C
Suen Brrned
Milton Zimmerman
Woodabord
Purely Personal Visitors From Hagerstown to Frederick County
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors across Maryland. Names include Mises Bdis Schafer of Ladiesburg visiting Eakle’s MI, Mrs. Margaret Mumin returning to Fackeystown, Miss Edith Fisher and Ada Lough visiting Emmitsburg and Empireburg, and many others from Hagerstown Frederick Westminster Mt. Airy and Martinsburg visiting relatives, with several taking vacations in Atlantic City and Ocean Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Bdis Schafer
Ladiesburg
Eakle’s MI
Hagerstown
Richard Banels
Dacehter
Fsg
Lillian
Frederick County
Harry Becher
Aagerstown
Wolfsville
Emms Betson
Wocater
Okla
Frederick
Jon. Limmerman
North Market Street
Nelile Myer
Licksville
Margaret Mumin
Eagerstown
Fuckeystown
Mina Mary Puthberger
Elmer Moser
Bagerstown
Rome
Mieraville
Edith Fisher
Emmitsburg
Hiss Ada Lough
Misa Ada Lough
Empireburg
N. R. Bhfield
Tm Daghlens
Merle
A. P. Marah
Yule Child
Westminster
Fred J. Schroeder
Pennsylvania
M. Imogen Dorney
Second Street
Eaat
Mt. Airy
Br. Gilmer Schley
Walkernville
Bliss Alverda V. Renner
Joshua Renner
Pleasant Walk
May Sod Jesse Bowlas
Charles Bouck
Misa Katie Houck
Atlantic Clery
Renor. Harp
B. L. Brightbilt
Cettiage
Mt. Gretna
Thomas H. Haller
Atlantic City
Haller
Charles Alvey
Alvey-McSharry
Rebecca Firestone
Oakland
Deer Park
Bachbach
Martinsburg
Grace O'Donnoughe
Latta Ennis
Washington
Blanche Ogle
Robert Temp
Double Pipe Creek
Carroll County
York
Episcopal move for Rev John N McCormick at St Luke's Atlanta
Nowa of the Churches reports Rev John N McCormick of Suffolk Virginia has accepted the call to St Luke's Episcopal Church Atlanta. He formerly led Trinity Methodist Episcopal South in Baltimore and a Madison Avenue Preston Street church earlier in Maryland. Age about 35, native Virginian, eloquent speaker. Also notes Maylon of Baltimore singing in mute language for a talk to mutes at MM E Church with Owen Compher on organ. Brotherhood of St Andrew monthly meeting to be held at All Striw chapel this evening. Christian Chapter to meet Friday at 6 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
St. Luke's Church
Atlanta
Maylon
Baltimore
MM. E
Owen Compher
Zimmerman
The
Brotherhood of St Andrew
All Striw Chapel
Chris Sion
Picnics and tournament at Manor woods near Buckeystown
An all day picnic and a tournament are held in the Manor woods near Buckeystown this county today. Knights of the tournament compete at 1 o clock while music from Frederick City Orchestra and other performances entertain attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Zimmerman
Valley Comet
Iadies
Manor Woods
Buckeystown
Frederick City
Profile of a Road from Fred Arch to Jefferson
Deputy county surveyor RA Rager has completed a profile of the Jefferson road section from Fred arch to Jefferson. The drawing shows elevation differences along each mile from the Court House steps through Brewer's Alley to Jefferson, with the peak on the mountain and the lowest point in Brewer's Alley. Jefferson sits about 300 feet higher than the Court House step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA. Rager
Jefferson Road
Fredarch
Court House
Brewer's Alley
Jefferson
Lightood barn fire and political notes across Maryland
News of the State reports a barn burned near Union Town by Lightoog, Prince George's Republicans elect delegates and nomines a county ticket, St Margaret’s P and Church cornerstone laid, Berlin fire losses exceed 100000 with insurance covering about a quarter. A Baltimore city special election plans, Hagerstown witness fees ruling, Medusa yacht groundings, Allegany bar proposes Republican appointment, Towson convention results, Carrell County Republicans back Clabaugh for attorney general and Lownden for governor, Anne Arundel anti German Democrats avoid independent ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Latrow
Uniontown
Prince George's
St Margaret's P. & Church
Annapolle
Berlin
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Nays Academy
Medusa
Horn Point
Cheesapeake Bay
Bar
Allegany County
Anlte
Brown
Enzormen
Baltimore County
Towson
Carrell County
Clabaugh
Lownden
Anne Arendel County
Coeeday Market Report of Vegetables and Fruit
Abundant vegetables and dairy items fill the market with corn and Mina beans expected to be plentiful. Tomato supply may worsen with more overripe fruit while blackberries are small and costly. Huckleberries are fine though plums pears and apples are scarce. Peaches arrive well from 5 cents per box to 50 cents per peck with good watermelons and slow cantaloupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeeday
Frederick Honors Visiting Socialites At Local Mansion
Miss Nells Parker Skinner of Pittsburg Miss Melanie Boone of Baltimore and Miss Marie Casain of Washington were guests of the Misses McSherry at 21 East Second street. The visiting trio were warmly welcomed and are held as great favorites in Frederick society by their many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nells Parker Skinner
Pittsburg
Melanie Boone
Baltimore
Marie Casain
Washington
McSherry
East Second Street
Frederick
Local notices and ads from a 19th century issue
Short items describe a toothache remedy trial by William Williams at 36 South Atreet with instant relief after one application. Also listings for steamed crabs at 77 South Market Street opposite B&O depot, an excursion by Riflemen to Baltimore and Bay Ridge with train times from Frederick, and a travel fare note. Includes U No Worm and U No Cor cure advertisements with fixed prices for corns, bunions, warts, and stomach worms, including children’s doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
South Atreat
South Market Street
B.&o
Lewis
Castle
Local Dress Goods Sale Shrinks Stock With Bargain Prices
A few pieces in our south window have proven a great sale and the pile is getting small. Desirable styles remain and customers are reminded of marked down prices on black dress goods. The department is brim full of bargains and ready for shoppers.
Our Opportunity Great August Reduction Sale
Our great August reduction sale is now going on at Mullinix and Kemp. Fine dress goods, silks, and Swiss fabrics offered at low prices. The Gem's half hose on sale at half price. New fall line of body Brussels rug fabrics presented at lower prices. Call and see us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Shiner Milling Co Ad Highlights Flour Brands in Use
Shiner Milling Co agents promote several Wheat brands including Nancy's Chores and Iiamond Hart Spring wheat flour from Sueur and Diamond brands. The item notes use by a famed Pittsburg cracker baker Mary a Marvin and mentions exclusive distribution in Frederick, Md with a DroCand listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mary
A. Marvin
Weil | Amonp
Dhriner Milling Co
Agts
Frederick
Cleansing Formula Promises Gentle System Purification
A historic complaint extols Syrup of Pigs as a mild purge to cleanse the body. It claims the preparation clears habitual constipation, awakens kidney and liver activity, and alleviates headaches, colds, or fevers without irritation or weakness.
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the Daily News
Bistory
Reezy
Wasumaros
D.C
the Weekly News
Wr F. Shook
Jumma Jane Beckey
JF. Snowden Hill
Prince George's County
Breterio
Glee Oden Bogle
Orphans’ Court
C. Edwin Jacobs
Gatherine Flynn
Reca
Anne Ridgleybet
James
F. Frederick Alysy
Reanigeas
St. Sohn’s Catholic Church
Judicial Convention
the Key
Bowers
Dee
Anns B. Jones
Wm. Mount
News OF the State
John Hendrickson
HSB
Bruasnan Barly
Joxy Hanohoxson
F. V. Staub
Uinness
J. Burke
Doslin
F. V. Saw
Eee
North Market ST
Theiez
Don Bjorsens
BAS Bern
Railing Grocery CO
NEW Pana Goons
Jon A. Kennedy
Tatlue, SN
Mares Ce
Baltimore and
Bay Ridge
Bodooe & Neidig
Rove & Neidig
Anty
Stace
Wareigures
Alvic
Wwe
Budoce & Neidig
A. T. Bice & Sons
A. T. Ricz & Sons
James E. Walker
J. E. Walker
Jai, E. Warsz , Ov
J. ¥. Eisenhauer
J. F. Eisenhauer
ICR
J. F. Eisenhaure
Eisenbauer Building
Bartholomay
Rochester
BAY View
Eharts
H. Evans & Boos
thelAgen John & C. Lipps
Gov. West Patrick and Telegraph Ster Telephone No
Frederick, Ma
Srnes
George H. Wisner
Attorneys-At-Law
H Dorsey Etcbison
Atiorney
Sheen Papcitha Mons
C. Y. & Levy, Atiornsy-Atiaw
Akd
Czp
Court Acuse Cours Street
Frederick Md
D. H Best
D. H. Bausis
North Market
Mullinix
Shriner Milling Cp
Mouisnax
Kawe
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