Tour and dance at Manor woods near Buckl ystown station
A large August 10 event promises family amusement with swings and merry go round on Manor woods grounds near Buckl ystown station. Leaders include Chief marshal Joseph N. Chiewell and judges John Kessiec William Chiwell and John Davis. Admission, ride fees, and a coronation address by Frederick residents noted amid a heavy program with Frederick Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Woods
Bucklystown
Chfef Marenal
Joseph N. Chiewel
Ju'ges
John Kessiec
William ‘I. Chiwell
John Davis
Mills
R. H. Padgett
Marshall
Jno. Groff
W. H. Hersh
Frederick Elect
J D Kline
W. Cafswell
B.C. Eohrenberg
Rons
W.t.chiswel
Jobo Groff
HC Niscsmus
Mr. W. & Hershberger
Prohibition slate pushed as Maryland rivals weigh futures
In Frederick County Republican primaries loom with meetings set at the Court House to elect delegates for the August nominating convention. The Marland Prohibition party names Jamean W. Frizzell for comptroller and Richard T. Turner Jr. for Clerk of the Court of Appeals as a cross section of candidates. Senator Gorman hints at no definite withdrawal while Judge McSherry rejects running for the U S Senate. Montgomery Republicans nominate Kirk for State Senate and Wils for Circuit Clerk, with a county party central committee chosen. Democratic state chairman swap and new county party leadership noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Frederick County
Probiti Fonters
Marland
Sraoscle
Glyndon Park
Jamean W. Frizzil
Baltimore City
Court of Appeals
Richard T. Turner, Jr
Kent County
W Frank Tucker
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Home Protection Party
Prohibition Party
Mary KE. Haslap
Snd
Fannie A. Cathcart
Tressaurer
Revolutions Committee
Fr'zzell
Art Deaser
Lexington Street
West Eutaw
Baltimore
Ho Haat
Legislaire
Turner
Betterton
Homer Castle
Pitsburg
Pennsylvania
Cagte
Gibmar
Leurel
Saratoga
Thue
Sarstogs
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Washington Ann
Thomas M. Llanahan
Freeman Essin
Menerry
McSherry
United States
Eama
Montgomery
Montgomery County
State Senate
Charles F. Kirk
House of Delegates
G. Minor Anderson
James B. Ayton
Ashley M. Gould
Thomase Wils
Frank Pister
Wa—F Sherff
Frederick
Gal. Buchanan Schley Yetarday
Morris Vandiver
Ber
Ford County
Crairman
Democratic State Central Committee
Hattersly W. Tessett
Damaged church, deaths, and court actions in Maryland notices
Various brief items from Maryland: damage to a Lutheran church at Bazereville, deaths of Dr Charles Combs in Leonardtown and a Montgomery County clerk race for Allan B. Rutherford, a divorce decree for Emor and Maggie Reteneck, hydraulic water plans for Hratteville, over 1500 mothers and children taking a free excursion to Chester Wood, an unknown young white man found in Cumberland, workers nearly overcome by natural gas near Hyattville, Western wheat price drop noted, Peter Monabas receiving whiskey to drink, Cambridge steps against nuisances and disease spread, Republican primaries in Dorchester County on August 21 with county convention next Tuesday, Commissioner Conrad to recommend divorce for May 8, a boy named Philip Blaine run over and killed, and jobs for inmates at the House of Corrections due to work shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazereville
Charles Combs
Leonardtown
David Clark
Augustine Gambrill
Seward County
Williams -Ordery
McCaleb Street
Baltmore
Allan B. Rutherford
Court of Appeals
Revel
Pspolla
Emor Retsneck
Maggie BE
Baltimore
Peter Monabas
Cambridge
Darchester County
Henry C. Conrad
Wilmington
S Dvorce
Gane
H. Victor Ganee
Fbilp
Blaine
Light Street
Bailmore
House of Corree Fan
Picnic and festival notices sweep through Wellsville area
The Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Wellsville is postponed to September 4. Several group events occur August 1 to August 28 including Mr Mathew's Reformed School manor picnic August 21 and St James Lutheran School annual picnic August 31. Others include Christian Budaver Society festival August 13 and Jefferson Union picnic August 19. Communities from Araby to Providence announce multiple picnics and a forthcoming festival with venues from Kennytown to Engeville.
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Wellsville
Mathew’s Reformed School
Manor
Cnic
Christian Budaver Society
Armony Grove
C. Cronke
Jrown
Jefferson Union
Angis
Araby Ua
St James’ Lutheran School
Providence
Wear
Kennytown
M. P. Charen
Engeyille
Pleseant Walz
Tomoroz
Unes
Church Sill
Prospect
Mr Pleasant
Barmony
Woodyie
Marriages Of Colored Couples Near Mt Pleasant and Old Fields
HYHENEAS. COLIRED COCFLES Charles Alrs and Rebecca Etherage colored were married last Thursday near Mt Pleasant by Rev Bor ley Boyce Libeny. Christopher Colimbas Alles and Mary Elizabeth Valentine colored wed in the church at Old Fields last Thursday night. Bridesmaids Deila McKinney Clara Jenkins. best man William Brown of Diberty. A brother of the groom attended. Bride wore white lace gown and bouquet. The couple received many useful presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colired Cocfles
Charles Alrs
Rebecca Etherage
Mt. Pleasant
Borley Boyce
Libeny
Christopher Colimbas Alles
Mary
Elizabeth Valentine
Old Fields
Deila McKinney
Clara Jenkins
Wm. Brown
Diberty
Mammoth Fotastoes Grow On Keefer Thomas Farm
Mr Joseph Buochey of Araby keeps Irish Early Rose potatoes from his Keefer Thomas farm. One tuber weighs a pound and the crop currently yields four ten barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Buochey
Keefer Thomas
Araby
Klondike Fetes and Oddities Parade Through Town
Grief bits and general interest items mix oddities from a local paper page. notes include Klondike fever, arson talk, cholera germs, stuttering wheelmen, fall plowing, a baker joining a brass band, and a Norman Creamery shipment of 8480 pounds of pasteurized batter. Also mentions insurance agents reassignment and a Baltimore financial note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossboro
PURELY PERSONAL MESSAGES IN FREDERICK REGION NOTES
A string of social notices from Frederick area newspapers lists visits, guests, and arrivals. Names include Willian T Haver in Baltimore on business, Miss Cook of Baltimore wishing Mr Susan Kleer in Unionville, and Prof BE B Cates arriving as Frederick College principal. Numerous locals and visitors from Baltimore, Unionville, New York, Philadelphia, and other towns are documented as guests or travelers, with several weddings, family visits, and hosting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian T. Haver
Baltimore
Miss Cook
Susan Kleer
Upionville
Allen Rohrback Haz
Mise Darling
Baltmore
Clara Capelogton
Unionville
Jesmetts Goddard
New York
Regus
D. C. Winebrenner
Mina Helmer
Philadelphia
Mlages
Frederick
John R Mille
Liberty
Coot
Hattie Klees
Klees
Galenville
Horace Hadclfis
J. M. Rae
Clife
Frederic
Helen
Wiellie Wrizh
Vielog Myra
Jaxon Pearre
Udionvila
Josie Norris
Uaparille
BE. EB. Cates
Albany
N. Y
Frederick College
Bifea Halite Lease
Hanover
Mies Rosa Dempser
Phoenix
Billmors County
Thomas Etzier
Mies Orrison
Leesburg, Va
M's. Bilttea
Smithsburg
Charles Lease
Reistives
Gayon Brewhes
Harry and
Willie Clemson
Mr. Busfier
James &. Clemson
Ciemaongonville
Eliza Gilbert
Moudey
Pittsburg
Piri Csirn
Miles Mary Dozer
Montgomery County
L. T. MacGul
Helen and
Nilia Wright
Baltimore City
Hizon Pears
F. B. Smith
Wilmington
Delaware
J. &. Marsh
M. E. Parsonage
Madge Clark
L .W. Pierce
Claren
N.Y
W. Duirear
William B. Taylor
Nelison
Mica Grace Taylor
Washington, D. C
Ana
Lewis Cram
West Fifth
Thomas Wood
God
Chas. W. Wilville
Haight
Carroll County
Wm. E. Carliele
Wil Bo
Washington
D. Columbus Kemp
Drunken Irishman Arrested for Indecent Exposure in City
John Rose, a tramp with a loose tongue, was arrested by Officer George Breagle on North Market aticot for indecent exposure. He appeared before Magistrate Bier and was committed for default of three dollars. Ryan, intoxicated, threatened the magistrate and was dismissed after protesting the injustice and vowing revenge on Frederice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drantes
John Rose
George Breagle
North Market Aticot
Bier
Ryan
Magistrats
Ioirteh Brogne
Sleer
Frederice
Tife Agatnet
A. A. Lawrence
State
Charles Baxter
Baxter
Richard F. Waitman
Jstl
Howard Sentz
Santz
Bea
Ing
Justie Sram
Nora Smith
Center Wily
Johnsville
Willam Cospley
House of Correction
Myers
We Sell the B81 Long Glosh at Nsice
Readable line notes a local shop advertising a product labeled B81 long glosh available in PaloR with sales emphasis. The fragment mentions a sale or listing details in a newspaper page context. No further factual details are discernible from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsice Palor
Baltimore and Ohio announces New York City entrance and tours
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opens a new entrance to New York City via Whiteball Terminal on July 19, offering convenient connections to Brooklyn trains and ferries. It promotes excursions to Atlantic City on August 7 and 8 with special parlour cars and through Philadelphia transfers. Tickets and details available at B & O ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
South Ferry
Hamilton
Thirry-Ninth Street
D. B. Martn
Trafic
J. Af. Behryver
Pasenger
Adaptio Ory
Ruge
Royal Blue Line
Atart
C City
Puilmsnear
Baltimore
Camden & Ton
Mt Royal Sation
Alantic
Atlantic
Washington
Baltmore
Calvert Eta
Central
Baltmore and
Calvertos
Eaaltimore St
South Broadway
Death of Mies De Lashmatt in Washington
Miss De Lashmatt deather of Basil De Lashmatt formerly of this city died in Washington this morning. Her remains will be brought here on Tuesday and interred at Mt Olive Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Delashmatt
Misa Fuente DeLashmat
Basil DeLashmatt
Washington
Mt. Olyst
Citizens excursion tickets to Bay Ridge on special train
Tickets for the Citizens excursion to Bay Ridge are valid only on the special train leaving Frederick at 6:00 am Wednesday August 18. Return allowed on regular trains. Fare is 1.50 for the round trip. A bell at the Frederick Court House is set for 2:00 pm Saturday August 7 by the state Central Committee for Frederick County. Ham mond Urner chairs the district committee. Mizpah Chapter No 9 CE&AS holds a regular meeting Friday August 8 at 8:00 pm in the Masonic Hall. By order Emma R. Gittinger, secretary.
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Citizens
Frederick
Bay Ridge
Conton
Fredrick
C.E
Emma Rk, Gittinger
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Pata
Kerry
Genoa
Alfred Tennyson
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Temeesiy
Lincoleshire
Tenarsos
George Clartot Teanren
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Ans
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Mus
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Jacke
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Promene
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N. Bern
Toll
Wadlesgron
Dod
Bern
Tae Nowa
Wasermerton
D.C
W. GL. Moorr
Westber Burea
N. Market St
Trustees
Ross and
Rel B
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SOL Izene
Carty
and Aire
Upton Glageh
Abstimites
Wiederick
Ciy
Plaee
East Fourth Street
Horace Zacherlas
Bis
Weenli
Resdineas
Lewis Engte
Ginghill
Gladhill
Ailss
Eleanor Young
Howard Young
East
S'Reet
Ortess
Ugnata
E’esnor
Myrtle
Norma Hershberger
Isabella Zimmerman
Cecila Beckley
Mamie Young
Helen Mantz
Edwh Padcliff
Marie
Pauline
Louise Diffendal
Georgia Gitlinger
Marion Morgan
Lilian Moore
Fredie Aubert
Clinton McSherry
Quitman Beezley
Leslie Toms
Ignatius
Allen
Howard
Arthur Young
Austin Mantz
Ollie Young
Groganore Hills Farm
Singapore
Braddock Heights
Everi
Cato Adams
Chas, Davis
Naomi Davis
Mattie J. Brown
Usband
Mary A. Davall
Frederick City
Hood
Hitka Hood
Glyndon
Wsherry
D. Wyera
C.T Hitselberger
Femels
Reaseke
Wil
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Railroad
Alexander Seureckog
Phy— Aician
Anes
Bessie Norsis
Funac- Vonerke
Maurice Welton
Cumberland Yeaerday
J. E. Nelson
Knoxville
Jst
Weltog
Backs
Brunswick
Jsllt
Wal
Aix
Katie
Alberts
Cassie
Georgie
Albers Barces
Peter West
George Brengle
Mazlatrate Biser
John Hendrickson
Elondyre
Alaska
Baggala
SNELL
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George Hegidocn
Patrick Street
the Beau
G. A
McKinley
Gbto
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Obio
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OL Egeat
Benz Street
L. HE. Moroux
Mason's
Bailing Grocery Co
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Rodock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Riz & Sox
Telefhon
F. YV. Star
Warn Weacher
EOP
Haimsville
EF. V. Sraus
North Market Street
James K Walker
Lei J
Jai
DUuL B _ BROTHERS
OLL Brothers
Shaidon
Japan
China
Orn J. Remsburg
Gro
Drauss
Wight
Oczdawim
J. Bennebueg
Doll’s
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