Weekly News Promises Wide Coverage and Lit Stunden
The Weekly News touts a twelve page issue filled with city county state and world news, fiction such as Doyle’s The Sign of the Four and Stories of Aeroism, plus poems, household features and current ads from merchants. A thunderstorm floods Middletown Valley with a destroyed barn, hay and gear loss pegged at 500 dollars. no insurance. A B&O freight car of tin plate arrives in Frederick in 22 hours from New York, noted for speed.
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Dr. Conan Doyle
Bherlock Holmes
George L. Kilmer
Nile
Scott
Bunday’s Lane
Morgan
Colonel Pleasants
Petersburg
Willbe
Daily Index
Mullinix
Satine Isle
Rodock & ‘Nelais
New Fall Goods
Renner & Kemp
Bitchen
Cce-Nssres
Noreen
Cata Hardesty and
Chidester
Penmanabip
Wolf's Business College
H. O. Nicodemus, Agt
Bara
Peter Hauver
Foxville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Louis McMurray Packing Company
Thin City
New York City
Frederick
In the Law's Grip Reprimanded at Baltimore Depot
Chaz Eaton was arrested at the Baltimore and Ohio depot by Policeman Eichelberger on a charge of misconduct. He appeared before Police Justice Eckstein, who released him with a reprimand.
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Chaz
Eaton, Co
Orse
Baltimore and Ohio
Eichelberger
Eckstein
Death notices for Mary Elizabeth Peston Brown and family
The obituary lists Mrs Peston Brown age 27 years 10 months 18 days daughter of Mr W B Grimes of Johnsyille died Sunday morning August 4 funeral held Beaverdam Wednesday morning conducted by Elier Ges Sappington with Upton Waltz as undertaker.
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Mes
Pritox Brown
Mary Elizabeth
Peston Brown
W. B. Grimes
Johnsyille
Beaverdam
Elier Ges
KE. Sappington
Upton BR. Waltz
Ike Uidertaker
Struck by Lightning in Baltimore Chimney Damaged
Mrr. F. I. Lewia of Baltimore said during a heavy storm the chimney of his house was struck by lightning but suffered only slight damage. The hit was not discovered until days after the storm. An unknown 20 year old man was killed on the B and O near Ellicott City Tuesday night.
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F. I. Lewia
Baltimore
Frederick
B&o
Ellicot City
Emancipation Day Celebration in Frederick Observed
Frederick and surrounding counties celebrate the thirty second annual Emancipation Day with a dawn crowd arrival. A prize march forms a route through West All Saints Street to Market and Patrick Street amid bands, choirs, and many invited guests including Congressman elect George L Ellington. A baseball game, cadet drill, evening parade, cake walk, and dance close the festivities.
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Freeticom
Frederick
Robert Jenking
Saints Street
Saints
Bentz
Patrick
Cherch
Carter
Denkina
Frederick City
Frederick Skids
Kilpatrick Post
Maryland Trotters’ Association
Golden Leaf Club
Westminster
Iscen
George Lellington
Malach Gibson
Baltimore
James N. Davin
Metroten
Captain Hawkins
Spirs
Captain Johnson
Capital City
EB. Hoffman
Nazsrite Carpet
Frank Johnson
Silver Springs
Obao. Hill
National Guard
Archie Washington
Terra Cotta
Gaithersburg
David Stewart
Winchester Cornet
W. Harris
Frederick Cornet
Captain Jenkins
Metropolitan
Bannaker Club
Terrapin Club
Mt Vernon Club
Washington
Capital City Guards
Eagle Drum Corve
Rockville Fre Company
1St Battalion of
Maryland
Progressive Assembly No.1
Union League No. 5
Keystone Pleasure Club
Lone Star Club
Hagerstown
Fairgrounds
Frederick Slide
Br Mary’s
Egat
Patrick Street
State news briefs from Maryland rail to politics
Mr. F. J. Maddox elected school examiner of Charles county. A man’s body found after rail incident in Howard county. Judge Stake allows tolls on bicycles by turnpike firms. Harford county awards six scholarships at State Normal School. State Tax Board amends assessments in Annapolis. Schooner Samuel Chase from Baltimore sank at Annapolis wharf after leaking. Turnpike firms at Hagerstown reject bicycle toll authority. Junior Order of American Mechanics seeks candidate support. Senator Hayes urges overthrow of German influence. Conway Sams declines vote for united action on senators. A factory rises in Hagerstown for electric motor components. Labor federation backs John E. B. Hurst for governor. Governor Brown expected to appoint Robert H. Gordon to judgeship after Hoffman's death. Carl Brown brings wife to Maryland near Hyattville. Melon train collision damages B and C V Railroad near Conococheague bridge. Mountain Chantauqua session opens at Mountain Lake Park with many students. Duck hunter Gratton Day killed by train near Havre de Grace. Anne Arundel Democrats meet in Annapolis to plan campaign and denounce Baltimore Sun. Committee appointed to oversee county registration. Thomas Little, former stage driver between Frederick and Hazers town, dies near Williamsport.
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F. J. Maddox
Charles County
Howard County
Judge Stake
Oriffeld
School Board
Harford County
State Board of Tax Appeals
Annapolis
Samuel Chase
Baimore
Hagerstown
Order of American Mechanica
Thomas G. Hayes
Conway W. Sams
State Senate
United States
Federation of Labor
John Eb, Hurst
Brown
Robert H. Gordon
Cumberland
Hoffman
Carl Brown
Goddess of Peace
Maryland
Hyattaville
Baltimore and Cumberland Valley
Conococheague Bridge
Mountain Lake Park
Oaxland
Gratton Day
Havre de Grace
Philadelphic
Wilmington
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore Sun
Syrup of Figa For Gentle Cleansing Remedy
To cleanse the system effectively yet gently when constipated or bilious and blood is impure this syrup claims to permanently cure habitual constipation awaken kidneys and restore health without irritation or weakening dispel headaches colds or fevers using Syrup of Figa.
Accident Involving Mr Merriweather Near New Market
Mr Colyer Merriweather brother in law of Geo Rodock of Rodock and Neidig, met a serious accident near New Market, county, when his bicycle threw him from the rear wheel. He lay unconscious along the road, recovered briefly, then reached the railroad depot to ride to Baltimore. Married to Lizzie Qayna of this city, his injuries were to his head and face with a severe shake up.
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Colyer Merriweather
Geo
Rodock
Rodock & Neidig
Marset
Merriweather
Baltissore
Serurdar
Hla Macitno
Eiand
New
Umln
Baltmore
Merrimesther
Mas Itazie Qayna
Thircty
Weather and Crops Report From Garrett and Surrounding Counties
Continued cool dry weather impacted crops across Western Maryland in late July and early August. Frosts on July 30 to August 1 damaged low land crops in Garrett and Washington counties while hay and oats showed strong yields. Apple and pear prospects vary by county with Garrett seeing huckleberries abundant but blackberries scarce. Potatoes and early cabbage are market ready. corn and wheat yields depend on ongoing moisture and warmer weather. Local reports from Libertytown Adams town Jefferson New Market and surrounding areas note variable conditions, with overall potential for above average corn if rains return.
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Maryland
Sistanion
la Gacrett County
Garrett County
Allegany
Washington County
Ferderick County
St. Mary's
C. E. Dv Bors
Libertytown
Thrashers
Cora
J. W. Banwas
Letters from the People on Price train accident
Engineer Iso W Swors defends the railroad in a letters to the editor. He argues the train was under control as it crossed Eighth Street and suggests Mr Price could have avoided the collision by turning away earlier or driving around blocked streets. He blames Mr Price’s lack of judgment rather than the railroad or its workers.
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Swope
Tae Newa
John K. Price
Eighth Street
Mr. Price
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Haifs
Bruizen
Burbahn for Frederick Electric Railway Plan Takes Shape
Financial plans outline an electric railway from Washington to Ellicott City with a branch to Frederick and Baltimore connections. A syndicate led by Allston Gerry and Nathan Miller will issue 750000 in 30 year gold bonds to fund three divisions totaling about 64 miles. James B. Colegrove leads the project with Dr F C Crane as temporary secretary.
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Washlogne
D.C
Ellicott City
Sas
al Ellicott City
Baltimore
Washington
Washington, Shady Bpring
Une
Frederick
Brighton
Montgomery County
el Moore City
James B. Colegrova
F.C. Crane
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK SOCIETY
Purely personal items list dozens of Frederick residents visiting relatives or returning home from trips to Baltimore Philadelphia Shepherdstown and Washington with names including Mrs Otis Tyler Dr Charles W Goldsborough Mrs Ephraim Kline Mr Joseph Cassin Miss Zoe Trail Miss Emily Quynn Miss Helen Windell Rev Dr Bacon and others. It also notes a marriage license for Nathan Cooper and Mary Simpson.
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Otis Tyler
Charles W. Goldsborough
Walkersville
Luray
Goldsborough Iu
Bhepherdatown
W. Va
Dorsey
Miss Dorsey
Montgomery County
Lloyd T. McGill
Ephraim
Kline
Charle
Frederick
Hughes
Catharine
Aisit
Baltimore
Joseph Cassin
Zoe Trail
Eastern Shore
May Woodard
Hichmond
North Market Street
Eeeee Anders
Baliogrtty
Merc
C. H. Anders
Uth Market Street
James E. Stanfield
Baltimore City
Annie Honff
East Sixth St
Washington, D. C
Bacon
Frederick County
A. Wolfe
Gertruds Daly
Washington
F. W. Davis
C. P. Schaeffer
Martinsburg
J.D. Kauffman
Gertrude Daly
Katie Ranneberger
Sophie Schley
Jane Clark
Wincheater
Celia Shower
Carroll County
Clingan
East
Patrick Street
J. Gill
Alleghany Grove
Garp
Messrs
Keen Clagett
Charles Nelson
Petersville
Nathan Cooper
Mary Simpson
New Market District
T. Frederick Alvey
Anne Ridgiey McSherry
Freder
Shriner Milling Co Advertisement Blends Four Brands
Shriner Milling Co advertises a exclusive blend of four flour brands including Nancy's Choice and Diamond Hard Spring wheat Boar. The brochure promotes Damond brand flour used by a famed Pittsburg cracker baker and Mary.o. Marvin crackers, with claims of exclusive Lia mone Flour. Frederick, Md. WTOP card offer.
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Nancy
Pittsburg
Mary.o. Marvin
Shriner Milling Co
Agta
Frederick
Public Schools Certificate Examinations Reported
Special examination of applicants for teachers certificates in July 1905 registered twenty six women. Four sought first grade and thirteen second grade certificates. Forty two were admitted to seat and later eligible for first grade, with several noted as pupils of Walkersville High School and having completed the eighth grade course. Most applicants came from county high schools or neighboring normal school.
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Twesty-Screz
Forex
Walkersville High Hchod
F. KR Neghbors
Heforeed Sunday School Picnic At Mt Pleasant Grove
The Heforeed sunday School at Mt Pleasant will picnic in the grove adjoining that love on Tauredsy 15. A band of males will be in attendance. Refreshments will be sold on the ground by the school. Some neighboring ministers are expected to be present and deliver addresses. Property Desired. Geo M Morrison to Susan C Morrison real estate in Frederick county 5.00. Joseph Walter to Albert J Walter real and personal property 1,000.
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Heforeed
Mt. Pleasant
Geo. M. Morrison
Susan C. Morrison
Frederick County
Joseph Walter
Albert J. Walter
Lawn Fete For Aged Benefit At Backeystown
Local notices merge health claims and event ads. Reuben Hann reports malaria relief after U No Tonic use. Braddock Height transport 80 cents round trip for groups of ten or more. Lawn fete planned August 8–9 at 77 South Market Street to aid the aged. Crabs sold at steamed sale near B&O depot. Also promotion for UNo products including tape worm, corn cure, and stomach worm lozenges.
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Braddock
Mr. Gottendanner
David Mann
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