August Flower Endorsed by Kent County Sheriff
The Hon J W Feanimore, sheriff of Kent County Delaware, from Dover, praises August Flower as a superior remedy for dyspepsia and chronic headaches. He describes years of sick headache and post meal fullness relieved by a few drops on a leaf, endorsing it for others. Manufactured by G and Green in Woolwich New Jersey.
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J. W. Feanimore
Kent Co
Del
Dover
2 G. & Green
Woulbun
New Jersey
U.S AS
Or Rent Maiden-Trock Farm Near Monocacy Valley
For rent a 19 acre farm near Monocacy Valley with 220 hot bells and half mile from city lions. Possession Sept 1, 1891. Advertising by Alex Vearley Son, Balto. Md. Also a convenient brick apartment house for rent at ... details incomplete.
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City Lions
Winebeener
Sage
Monocac
Beaty Baery
Alex. Vearley Son
EB. Lerington
Balto
Vandalism at steam brick yards damages boiler
Information from Tre ens indicates a bold act of mischief at the steam brick yards. A saboteur entered the yard during the night, drained the boiler, emptied oil cups onto the engine, and partially set them alight, though gauges showed water and an accidental fire was prevented by the engineer's morning discovery.
Weather bulletin for Frederick County crops and sun
Dr P Cronk meteorologist in charge of the Maryland Weather Service furnishes Bulletin No 6 for the week ending August 7. For Frederick County crops and vegetation benefited from normal rain and temperature but sunshine was lacking. Corn stands in fine condition, potato crop large and fine, abundance of fruit, pasturage excellent. Sunshine and warm weather needed.
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P. Cronk
Maryland Weather Service
Frederick
Frederick County
Funeral Arrangements for Miner Keefer Krise Named
A telegraph from Mrs. P Keefer of Eesdots Sob informs that the body of Buchanan Keefer Krise, killed last Friday in the mines, has been embalmed and sent to Frederick. The funeral is set for Thursday at 1 PM with interment at Mechanicstown. The coffin is due to arrive by the B&O train Wednesday evening.
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Barry E. Evise
Keefer
Eesdots
Buchanan Keefer Krise
Frederick
Mechanicstown
Ice Factory Begins 24-Ton Bipartite Run
The Ice Factory operated by The Bygers Ice Company started up this morning to run night and day. The night crew begins this evening for the first time. Output from the factory will be twenty four tons every twelve hours.
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Bygers Ice Company
Desperate Jesse James Rides Again in Bank Robbery
A bold outlaw bursts into a Columbus bank, shoots cashier T J Maple mortally wounds him, then fires on bystanders before fleeing with cash. A farmer Walham Vandemark dies later from his injuries. A reward is posted as an extensive manhunt unfolds near Beaver Dam and the Lake Erie railroad. Abbott and Benson sue locals for damages over assault and battery amid the unrest.
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Lois
Wan Ywepel
Cincinnati
Hawnitor
Dayton
Columbus Grove
Joayu Crawiluni
Dhan Lad
Tit
Maple
T. J. Maple
Trford
Walham Vandemark
Love
Andemark
Jesse Fatoes
Jesse James
Ieee
Biufften
Findisy
Board of County Commissioners
Putnam County
Exchange
Hymeneal notes and local updates in this city
Hymeneal reports include the Borset Boyce marriage at Sonck House to Elizabeth and the Norwood Devis ceremony in Baltimore. A magistrate discharged Eugene Black after an assault case due to insufficient evidence. Quick Run notes feature M Lechlider’s swift bicycle trip. Liberty County hosts a Tarif Reform Club organized with officers named O Smith Norris Trendle and Yingling.
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Borset—Boece
Diehl
Na Sonck House
Thomas Elizabeth Boyce
Colona
Beedysville
Daria
James Norwood
Fountain Mills
This County
Burrow
Baltimore
Lavina Devis
Parsonsze
ML E. Church
Lowe
Tle
Eugene Black
Wilson
Liberty
County
O. Smith
John G. Norris
H. G. Trendle
J. T. Yingling
Reunion at Jefferson Lutheran Ministers Gatherings
An article lists a multi day Lutheran ministers reunion at Jefferson Church with a roster of expected clergy from Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio. The program spans Tuesday to Friday featuring sermons addresses devotional exercises and business sessions led by prominent church leaders.
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Tuy
Middietown Valley
Jeferson
Tuesdy
Chienere Des
Rera H.W. Wiles, DD
Mars Ohio
J.T. Gisdbi
Stone Church
A. Hedges
Jefferson, Ma
J. W. Poffinberger
Leechbury
M. L. Young
Meyerdate
Samuel J. Derr
Hampstead
M. L. Culler
Apollo
D. B. Floyd
Newvike
L. Smith
Ligoater
Friedens
M.C. Horine
Reading
R. A. Fink
Johnstown
Amos
Ezra Betler
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Oho
Bide
Roanoke College
Salem
Charles A. Stark
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Daniel H. Bittle
Secundus
L. A. Hedges
J. W. Pofinberger
Primarius
Leechly
ML. Young
Myersdale
Hey
J. Derr
Uampstead
A. Mn
Gotpel
Lit’s Institution
ML i. Culler
D B. Floyd
Newville
J. L. Smith
Pomexius
Ligonier
WS. T. Metzger
Fankstown
Tilus
Ciurch
DB. W. Smith
Mansfield
Ohio
D. Shhindler
Hanover
M. L. Smith
LaGrange
Indiana
G. I. Bowers
York
J. L. Metzger
Callingburgh
A. m
J. J. Welch
Piedens
Ind
Primariue
L. M. Culler
J. W. Feffinberger
Seechburg
T. Glad' Bi
Stome Church
D. Schiniler
D.D
Primerius
Pas
J. L
Mazzger
Secendes
Callinsbarz
Sunday church services and notes across several denominations
Sunday religious services were conducted across several churches with pastors delivering morning and evening sermons. Notable speakers included Rev. A J Gill at Metrodist and Rev. D J Beda at Presbyterian churches. Local notes mention Mite Society officers, arrival of Lutheran Sunday school chairs, and Christian Endeavor service details.
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Metrodist Episcopal
A. J. Gill
George Be. Smith
Gil
Emory Grove
BE. R. Gachbach
Malachi
Lomueran
Elias B. Weigie
Altoona
ST. Zames
George Diehl
Thia
T. B. Mite Society
Louies Jacobs
North Market Street
Trinity M.E. Ehorcth
Herman Bielfeld
D. J. Beda
Arion
Mite Society
Liberty M. P
J BM. Gill
J. M. Gill
Misa Zina Digies
G. We Rowles
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Mation Kine
Christian Endeavor Society
Improvements at Baltimore and Ohio Depot Begin Arrival
Lumber for the B. and O Q improvements arrived on Saturday and the workmen reached town on the 8:40 am train. Crews will push the job rapidly to completion so the Gepor can be used and handed over to the contractors.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Explosion at York Colliery Kills and Maims Miners
A gas explosion at York Colliery in Porrsville Pa on August 10 badly burns fourteen miners. Victims include John Corbers Thomas Goldsworthy Joseph Robertson and George Tierney among others. Rescue efforts halted by lingering gas. hundreds gathered at the scene as authorities assess the full extent of the disaster.
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Porrsville
York
Tana
John Corbers
Yorkville
Thomas Goldsworthy
Minersville
Joseph Robertson
Mount Hope
David Davis
Foibuck
Banda
Thomas Davis
Scott Brubaker
Llewellyn
Henry Zinnaermin
Pottaville
Charhes Sour
Robert Kelly
James Miller
Janes ‘Bidleback
John Coanes
Yorke
George Tierney
Yea
Tidiback
Picnics and Festivals Near Buckeystown and Montgomery County
The Grand Circuit picnic plans near Buckeystown and multiple Montgomery county events tomorrow include music and a flag watch by two hundred girls. Other notices cover a St Gabriel’s church benefit, Harmony Grove Sunday School picnic, and transport by omnibus. Local sickness and a new coal firm formed Keller Delashmutt are also reported along with a Uniontown baseball defeat and a minor arrest for begging.
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Buckeystown
James R. Schultz
St. Gabriel's Catholic Church
Harrison
Podi
Potomac
Montgomery County
Hayes Grove
Personal notices from Frederick area residents
A long list of visits and travels across the region features Miss Sathe C. Rose and Miss Cora Grewhbine among others. Residents from Emmitsburg, Baltimore, Washington, and Frederick visit relatives, attend events, or travel to Atlantic City.
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Jusepiuse Monsure
Muss
Hore Melatire
Eunitebeng
Bette
Sathe C. Rose
Mefetire
W. L O'Hara
Sc Mary's College
Moosered
Towa
Quebec
St. Anne of Beaupre
Joseph McDevitt
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Mistee Carnie J Byers
Suete Mclain
Stella Spalding
Enmituiteburg
Atlantic City
Missy Cora Grewhbine
Baltimore
O. M. Burucker
Dr. Crowther
Cambridge
North Market Street
J. E. HfeComes
Lome
Northwest
John Bransom
Washington, D.C
Mar. Lewis C. Gilincer
Adam Uorine
Olin
Sherrif Gaver
William Touck
Harry Castle
A. L. DeGrange
Predericks
Grandpa
A. J. MedQeilkine
Martinsburg
Bessie Delauder
Frederick City
Magertown
William St. Wards
Aurily
D . Phones
Washington
Frank T. Knock
Dic
Vrs
Edith Dickervon
Dickerion
Montgomery County
Rach ‘Kundle
South Market Street
Eleanor Chambers
Point of Rocks
John Reich
Lester Schmidt
Frederick Heinlein
Judge McSherry
Hugh McAleer
John J. Yellett
Fannie Trail
East Church Street
Baltimore County
Olle Anderegn
Emma Gilbert
Mollie Brashears
Monrovia
Mesara
Daniel H. Steiner
Edward Schroeder
Lewis Bayer
Taneytown
Greenwood
Mary
Walter Saunders
Elies A. Daisy Birely
Lewiesburg
Aen Rohrback
Saliie
W. T. Ziegler
Gettysburg
Leona Wolf
Cavetown
Mamie Steck
Chewsville
Frederick County
Minnie Buesing
Waelington
Pearl Gittings
Charles Gittings
Fred. Miller
Mary Dean
Mary Eschbach
West Uch Street
A. Rosenour
Alantic City
Ernest Frazier
Lttle Daughter
D. Frazier
East Patrick Street
From Foreign Lands and Dying Dukes Across the World
Aug 19 dispatches report Persian oppression under the shah with heavy taxes and brutal punishments in Hamadia and Uriek provinces. Abdulla Khan W suffers execution by boiling water after pleas for mercy, while governors face seizure of royal funds. In Lesvos an alleged plot to destroy Chilean ironclads Pinto and Errazuriz surfaces, with a German officer offered money to blow up Errazuriz, rejected amid naval suspicions. London clerks form a union amid long hours, a major Offenbach factory fails, and transatlantic dory journeys by Captain Lawlor reach the Isle of Wight. Desertions from Parnell, the Duke of Cleveland’s death nears, a fatal train collision in St. Perensecac, Carnegie funds a library stone, and a Marylands shooting leaves one dead and others wounded.
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Loxnos
Uriek
Abdulla
Khan W
Victontel
Abdallah Nhau
Mavenderann
King of Kings
Sam
Enisia
Chitear Trouchian
Lisbon
Presidente Finto
Toulon
Grew
Errazoriz
Pinto
Chile
Mrs Potter Palmer Leads Chicago World’s Fair Ladies Board
Mrs Potter Palmer president of the Ladies' Board of Managers of the Chicago World’s Fair embodies international support. Born Berths Honore in Louisville Kentucky she studied in Georgetown and is a social leader on Chicago’s Michigan Avenue. After a recent world tour she organized European committees and met Mme Carnot to secure French sympathy for America’s grand undertaking.
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Yghta
Sao Shea
Ta Utes
Potter Palmer
Thia Exceeding Y Landsome
Berths Honore
Loulaville
Georgetown
D. C
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Warrlotte Potter Palmer
Chicago
Fx Bion
Michigan Avenue
Palmer
King
Qnlist
Europe
France
Mme. Carnot
America
Frederick County Schools Select Sites and Appoint Staff
A special meeting of the County School Commissioners transacted business selecting sites for a new school at Tilea and Sandy Run and Greenfield, renting Koont Hall for one year with options, appointing Mr. Jim P. Richards as principal for one year, and naming several assistants for Red Hill Buckeystown Point of Rocks Liberty New Market Johnsville and a colored school at Bentz Street. The board adjourned to meet again later this month.
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Frederick
Court House
Tilea
J. G. Rogers
Ysaimh Lestherman
Sandy Run
Greenfield
J. 8. Bell
Board of County Commissioners
Edward Koontz
Koont
St. Michael
Talbot County
Western Maryland College
Hibbards
Ted
Myereville
Mountain View
Huying
Appen
Red Hill
Ig Hogan
Same
Buckeystown
Bettie L. Hayes
Point of Rocks
Bliss Eleanor Chambers
Liberty
E. Kate McMaster
New Market
Tone Wood
Johnsuile
Emma J. Saylor
Bentz Street Colored School
Susie Hardy
Fall at steam brick yard destroys bricks and presses
A morning accident at the steam brick yard saw a pallet of about 6000 green bricks and a brick pressing machine collapse from a failing four on which they rested. The bricks were all made that morning and ruined. one machine arm bent but no serious injuries occurred due to nearby visitors.
Gittinger Wins Church Interior Remodeling Contract
Mr H M Gittinger received the carpentry contract for remodeling the interior of the Reformed church. The bids for printing frescoing and other work will be awarded on Wednesday.
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H. M. Gittinger
Te Reformed Church
Ihe Ee
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