German Syrup Endorsed by Lewiston Hotel Proprieter
Mr Frank A Hale of the De Witt House Lewiston and the Tontine Brunswick endorses Boschee's German Syrup. He cites personal family losses from pulmonary consumption and frequent colds. He says he uses it for his own illnesses and has advised over two hundred people to take it, calling it the best cough syrup on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hale
de Witt House
Lewiston
Tontine Hotel
Brunswick
Boschee
Boschec
Wonderful Invention Improves Violins and Bows
An advertisement promotes an improved violin with a second sounding board inside the instrument. It claims enhanced tone and power rivaling higher quality violins, with prices from 20 to 106 dollars and express shipping from Frederick to New York. Testimonials from musicians and Ole Bull are cited to urge buyers to visit The News office in Frederick for demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
New York
Cai
Wioto
Wilhelm
Ole Bull
Tae
L. Conz & Co., Agts
Frederick, Md
Whitechapel Strangling Scene Raises Ripper Alarm
A brutal Whitechapel assault leaves Woolfe fatally wounded and Sheila German wounded as a masked assailant uses a knife and a razor. Police hunt the suspected Ripper amid claims of self harm by the victim and insurance motives. Casualties include a 1 year old woman, with a hospital report and witness confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospex, Sr
Whitechapel
Woolfe
Sue Techere
Sheila German
Ripper
London
Making Improvements In Mechanustown The Lathes Happenings
Extensive changes in the nature of improvements are under way by Messrs Larrabee and the leases of the Rower to near Mechanustown. Additional ties and modern appliances are being installed, giving the excellent Tages new impetus as they proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrabes
Tages
Larrabee
A Delaware Hanging Ends Protest in Tortured Trial
James Thoroughgood, condemned for the murder and rape of Louise Huffington in Delaware, was executed after prayer and defiant pleas of innocence. The crime, dated April 14, 1891, led to a sensational case, identification at trial, and a refused respite. The report also notes Italian and U S political notes and other minor items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Thoroughgood Wes
Louise Hoffington
Toro
Taresnar Reynolds
Thoroughgood
Huls Viet
Huffington
Louise
Man Falls from Sixth Floor Elevator to Death in Philadelphia
Edward Garner, 30, an employee of the Gladstone building annex at Th and Vine, plummeted six stories to the basement yesterday afternoon and died instantly. Garner had been married only six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priladelphia
Edward Garner
Gladstone
Vine Streets
Garner
Webster Surrenders in New York Police Head Quarters
Bertram Webster, a noted sporting man known for speed, arrives at police headquarters this August afternoon to surrender. He presents himself under allegations linked to the recent show of court. Authorities take him into custody for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
New York
Bertram Webster
Ayers
Finance and Trade Seen Brighter Amid Sluggish Markets
Lakes of Woul at Buston New York and Philadelphia aggregate 148000000 pounds lower prices for commodities Bustores failures New York August 7 G Dun Co weekly review notes improved confidence despite dispointed business in many places crop prospects brighten foreign demand for American grain expands iron manufacture hindered by railroad costs cotton and wool markets show mixed movement western crops strong Boston Philadelphia New York report rising merchandise trade with boots shoes and favorable western southern notes Chicago dampened by harvests while crop prospects across the west remain high prices for commodities decline for the first time this year with a 1.2 percent drop. money on call cheap but commercial loans cautious. Foreign imports July fell 5 percent. exports up. Treasury receipts exceed payments by 300900. foreign exchange declines. talk of gold imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ang
K. G. Dun & Co
Muiew of Trade
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Treasury
Strawsburg and Bardstown Play to Nightmarish Tie
In a four inning game overshadowed by darkness, Strawsburg and Bardstown battled to a 9 to 9 tie after features including a notable double play by Glutager. Both sides traded runs in the early innings, with Bardstown leading briefly before Strawsburg took the lead in the fourth. The game was halted with two teams locked at nine runs apiece.
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Cunsterfog
Raspingert Fister
Caingug
Lers
Shawabene
Benes
Qown Bard Uines
Formir
Uust
Ming
Strawsburge
Straweburgs
Strawsbores
Battiog
Strawsbures
Koetler
Brengle
Bards
Nusz Brothers
Nuszstrock
At. Nusz
Eisenhauer
Dave
M. Nusz
Beder
Glutager
Roelkey
Vic
Umpire Wineberg Faces Crowd Criticism At Local Game
Reports say spectators crowded the plate area, blocking bases, while umpire Wineberg’s decisions drew severe criticism after a tense match. The Bentztown Bard fielded five regulars with fill-ins from Red Fronts and Stars. A Monday game on Third Street pitted Catholic Unions against Wook, SPack clubs, and a Braddock league clash looms at Brawl Dock picnic between Staras of Braddock and Valley Club of Bolivar New county schedule noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wineberg
Dus
Wineberg
Bentztown Bard
Weir
Nuaz Brothers
Woodard
Red Fronts
Mercer
Stars
Braddock
Wm. H. Leichert
Wook
8Pack
Battery
Hormer
Rowe
Brengleard
Moberly
Ely
Stara
Valley Club
Bolivar
Thia County
Brawldock
Picnics and Festivals Bloom Across County Areas
Multiple Sundays and community groups host picnics today across districts such as Emanuel Eckenrode's grove near the Frederick Emmitsburg road and Zimmerman's woods in Bakers Valley. Union Sunday School events, M P Sunday Schools, Mount Vernon A B, and Boonsboro Lutheran groups hold gatherings with planned evening entertainments. Local grave and supper events noted. hotel arrivals list visitors from Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, and other locations, with 200 plus attendees and county counts.
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Toxaca
Emanuel Eckenrode
Union Sunday School
State Line
Jefferson
Cordelia Rhoderick
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Crengerstown
C. W. Los’s
Carr ix Horse
Barrick
Hegerstown
W.P. Bringman
Waynesboro
C. J. McCarty
Columbuis
J. LeDozeo
Bic Biackwell
Baito
A. Reene
Grorr Borse
F. J. Russell
Carroll County
Ofit
Washington, D. C
Electric Railway for Hagerstown Ordinance Signed
The mayor of Hagerstown signed the street railway ordinance, granting incorporation to Phares M Misier Jno D Wain Cornelis L Keeds d J Beachiey Reuben J Keedy Chas W Sebold Alez R Hagner and M Schindel as the Hagerstown Street Railway Company to construct and operate a line with capital stock at full. Incorporators will serve as directors for the first year. Also listed are Middletown public school teachers for the coming scholastic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Phares M. Misier
Jno
D. Wain
Cornelis L. Keeds
D. J. Beachiey
Reuben 3. Keedy
Chas. W. Sebold
Alez. R. Hagner
M. Schindel
Hageratown Street Railway
Grand Army of the Republic encampment notes leadership and fund updates
The G A R encampment reports progress on the John A Logan and Phil Sheridan monuments with $5,000 pledged for the Logan project and $50,000 on hand for Sheridan. New Commander-in-Chief P. I Raid is welcomed, flag transferred, and statements praise the organization. Death resolutions for Parker Sherman Hamlin and Davens are approved. Women’s Relief Corps officers are elected in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrett
G. Alr
John A. Logan
Phil Sheridan
Sheridan
Oglesby
Hirot
Aney Progeris
Deestur
Ill
Bunnett
Washington
Join Palmer
Sons of Veterans
United States
G. A.R
Heath
Belphis
von Zey
Furning
Grand Army of the Republic
P. 1
Veazey
Hannibal Hamlin
Pasl
Charles Davens
Mt. McGregor
Detroit
Women’s Relief Corps
Woman's Relief Corps
Nations
Biz
Sue Apenders
Pee
Aes
Margaret R. Wiggin
Sabatha
Kes
Mary Lyle Reynolds
Covington
Amelia Chener
Beh
Clara Barton
Minor Accidents At Work In Baltimore Area
George Hofman of the B and O repair shop suffered a severe injury when a large frog fell on his right foot after he stumbled while loading old switches and frogs. Earlier, George Crommitt with Frederick Ice Company was weighing ice when a beam tipped and a cake of ice struck his leg, narrowly avoiding a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hofman
Wilks
George C. Crommitt
Frederick Ice Company
Large Fish Haul At Emaltaburg Dam
Meesrs. John M. Stouter and J. J. Brera went semine in Maseil's dam near Emaltaburg and made somne haul. Among their catch were 42 sixteen inch suckers and a cess 21 inches long. The dacs weighed 4 Th 6 oz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Stouter
J. J. Brera
Maseil’s Dam
Emaltaburg
Local residents leave for visits and trips across multiple states
A long list of residents from this city travel to Washington D C Maryland Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania for visits business and family. Among them Miss Bary Kussmaus Master Clyde Bante and Rev Geo W Kirsc o f e are noted with others visiting relatives in Middletown Waynesboro and Martinsburg. Funeral services are held for Cornelia Randells and George W Harrie with interments at local cemeteries.
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Bary Kussmaus
Lermies
Norms Usemant
Washington
Thomas Parramore
Beck
Ladtonati
Ohio
Geo. W. Kirscofe
Baker's Valley U
Clyde Bante
Deer Park
Broner Bante
W. E. Boermer
Middievowrn
Weynesboro
Misa Fagnie Appleby
Washington, C
Monrovis
Dict Long and Wits
Saddleton
Waynesboro
Misa Jencie Rhodes
Miss Ells
Ashta Gre
Samuel Grove
Broad Run
George W. Miller
Springfield
William H. Miller
Me Pleasant
Myr. S. N. Young
United States
Internal Revenue Office
Delbhnore
Middletown
Emmitsburg
James H. Bladen
Washington, D.C
C. A. Gilson
South Market Street
Hing
Howard County
Thurston Hagan
Clarence
Batthmore
C. H. Heisey
Mire
John C. Hagen
Walter Myers
Liberty
Margaret M. Grove
Weverton
Emanuel Grove
Braddock
Gladys Porter
Edne
Baltimore
Wm. Dames
B. C. Unger
Jefferson
A.D. Doty
B.D. Weigle
Attotis
Evangelion Lutheran Church
Arfon Quartette
Presbyterian Church
Lou Turner
All Saints Orphanage
Virginia
Jennie Garrett
Anderson
Anne Arundel County
Mamio Heck
B. R. Heck
Boonsboro
F. Marahall Diffendall
Andiesburg
Lite England
Philadelphia
Mini Glesener
Nettie Norris
Sentantiag
Catoctin Lake
Jacob Bohn
McKeesport, Ps
Jobo Ritchie
New York
Donald McLeas
Wm. Wright
Easton
Katie Vite
W. H. Duvall
Wm. P. Manlaby
Atlantic City
N. S. Afr
C. M. Wenner
Brunswick
D. R. Stonebraker
Washington, D. C
Tirs
J. J. Eggitan
North Market Street
Laura V. Kline
Lizzie Biker
East Patrick Street
Westminster
G. Rosenour
Atlantic Cay
Wm. H. Benner
Industry
Kansas
Cornelia Randeils
Bar
Chutes Toung
Institution
F. Schroeder
George W. Harrie
Rev. S
Hench
James Morgan
Y William Staley
Vernon Feaga
Charles Staley
Vernon Sanner
M. Summers
Plessant Hill
Schroeder
Ida J. Lavington
Charles Young
Sister Mary Dead In Mysterious Morning Toll
A sister named Mary died this morning at the convent. Diary entry by Louise O Donoghue notes confusion and mourning as authorities begin inquiries into the death at the religious house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Louise O’donoghue
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