Winchester to honor Charles Broadway Boass with water works celebration
The Daily News reports Winchester Virginia will celebrate Boass, New York philanthropy, whose $30,000 donation funded the city water system. Preparations are under way for what is billed as the greatest local event in history, including a large parade. In other news, corn and wheat prices on the Baltimore and Chicago markets show slight movements with corn around 56 to 62 cents and wheat near 63 to 65 cents per bushel.
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Rouse
Winchester
Charles Broadway Boass
New York City
False alarm drains reels and hoses at firehouse
The night alarm proved false with only reels and hoses removed by the fire department. No fire occurred and the unit returned to readiness after checks.
Syrup of Figs A Gentle Laxative Promoted Nationwide
Knowledge notes the health benefits and comfort from Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative. It cleanses the system without weakening organs, eases colds headaches and fevers, and is approved by physicians for kidneys liver and bowels. Sold by druggists in 50 cent bottles, made only by California Fig Syrup Co. Beware substitutes.
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California
Lasig Ares
Who Will Be Leader of State Central Committee
The sun reports that Naval Officer Barnes Compton plans to resign from the Democratic State Central Committee. Col. Buchanan Schley will name his successor before the fall campaign, with Compton resigning once a choice is made. Names discussed include Col. Baughman, though unwilling, and State Treasurer Spencer C. Jones as possible alternatives.
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State Central Committee
Sun
Barnes Compton
Bohse
Democratic State Central Committee
Buchanan Schley
Compton
Colonel Schley
Col. Schley
State Committee
Schley
Afr. Compton
Central Commtttee
Col. Baughman
Frederick
Spencer C. Jones
Terrible accident ends prohibition meeting at Purcellville
A severe windstorm toppled a large tent during a prohibition gathering in Purcellville Virginia killing John Nichols of Philemont and injuring several others including Mrs Schooley Mrs Dunbar Mars Leslie and Mrs Peacock. carriages were wrecked by falling trees. Speakers Volney B Cushing and Rev Al Bennet addressed the crowd while Prof A W Hawna entertained.
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Purcellville
John Nichols
Philemont
Schooley
A. W. Hawna
Baltimore
Marriages Reported In Frederick Area Parishes
Hymeneal notices record the marriages of Martin O. Butts to Carrie Travis at Central T B parsonage Rohrersville by Rev J R Nelson. George W Turner of Frederick wed Ide M Duncan of Roxbury Md. Jos F Willard wed Clara E McAtee of Foxville Md at Zion Reformed Church parsonage Hagerstown. Lewis B Adams wed Daisy E Brast of the city at St James Lutheran parsonage East Second Street.
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Butts
Travis
Central T. B Parsonage
Rohrersville
J. KR. Nelson
Martin O. Butts
Canile
Frederick
Adams—Brast
Lewis B. Adams
Daisy E. Brast
Hasskarl
St. James Lutheran Parsonage
East Second Street
A Lecture to Women by Dr Ems Willard Bateman
Dr. Ems Willard Bateman gave a free lecture for women in Kemp Hall on health and how to attain it. She represents Viavi Medical Co with offices in San Francisco Chicago and New York and a Baltimore branch where Miss Spaulding acts as representative. The audience was small and attentive and Bateman plans to stay in Frederick until Tuesday before returning in the fall to lecture again.
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Ems Willard Bateman
Kemp Halli Jast
Heaith
Batman
Viavi Medical Company
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Miss Spaulding
Marriage Licenses Endorsed In Local District
Marriage licenses list several couples from communities in Frederick and surrounding counties including Samuel Costley and Mary Sewell of New Market and Ernesteine Browning of Urbana. Also noted are Hugh Adam Fank and Ernesteine Browning, Henry W. Dean and Maud May McMahon, Louis B. Adams and Daisy E. Brust, John Henry Beachley and Emma Catherine Gross, Byers W. Schroyer and Mery E. Branner. The Sick reports Mrs Jno. E. Fleming of West Third Street somewhat improved today.
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Samuel Costley
Mary Sewell
New Market
Hugh Adam Fank
Strasburg
Ernesteine Browning
Urbana
Henry W. Dean
Brunswick
Maud May McMahon
Harper's Ferry
Mery E. Branner
Catoctin District
Jno. E. Fleming
West Third Street
Jesus Faces Temptation in Wilderness Commentary
The Rev. D. M. Stearns explores Jesus led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted, drawing parallels with Abraham, Moses, Elijah, and Israel. He notes Jesus fasts forty days, resists Satan with Scripture, and emphasizes spiritual over bodily needs, urging believers to endure trials with faith rather than presumption.
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Jesus
Abraham
Joseph
Moses
David
Lord
Israel
God
Elijah
Horeb
Mount of Transfiguration
Mark
Satan
Luke
Devil
Sultan
Thas
Eden
Esau
Isaac
Adam
Eve
Holy City
Temple
Jerusalem
Thor
Eder
Christ
John
Daniel
Ibis
Isis
Eildeon
beTiere
Four Big Success Remedies Promote Noted Health Products
Four advertised medicines claim remarkable sales and guaranteed results. Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs, Electric Bitters for liver stomach and kidneys, Buckleas Arnica Salve as world’s best, and Dr Ring’s New Life Pills described as perfect. Apothecary L Pearra invites inquiries and notes the ad appeared in The News.
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Tas
Dr. King
Bucklea
Dr. Ring
aAlbor
L. Pearra
Apothecary
Ex Gov William White Celebrates 70th Birthday
Ex Governor William White marked his 70th birthday with a day of well wishers at his Baltimore law office on Lexington Street and later with family at his Ruxton cottage. He greeted attorneys general, doctors, and local officials, and appeared in good spirits, remarking he looked 15 years younger.
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Whyte
William White
Uate
Baltimore
Maryland
Lexington Street
Ruxton
Poe
John T. Morris
Sheri ¥ Quinn
Col
William B. Lore
Latrobe
Lake Roland
Fratricide Charge Involving Smith Brothers Near Smuhhsberz
Jonathan Smith, 4, held in Washington county jail after a Sunday church incident left his brother Solomon Smith fatally injured. Solomon died after being struck with a stone in Pleasant Valley. Jonathan was arrested by Constable Ferguson and awaits hearing. The case shocks the local community and draws sympathy for both families.
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Jonathan Smith
Smuhhsberz
Washington County
Solomon
Pleasant Valley Church
Conathan
Solomon Smith
Fertionius
Jonathan
Ferguson
Hagerstown
Smiths
Deaths and funerals near Liberty and Unionville
Bettie Bowers aged about nineteen died at a tenant house two miles northeast of Liberty from consumption. Her funeral was at St Peters Catholic Church and burial followed in the adjacent cemetery. John Earl infant son of John H. and Susan R. Bohn died at home northeast of Liberty aged about eleven months. Funeral services were at the house conducted by Rev. G. E. Sanner. The wife of Harry Stitely died at Unionville, with funeral at Linganore chapel. the husband is critically ill.
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Beetie Bowers
Bettie Bowers
James Bowers
Jones Urner
Liberty
St. Peter
John Earl
John H
Susan R. Bohn
G. E. Sanner
Mes Stitely
Harry Stitely
Unionville
Linganore Chapel
Hotel Arrivals and Guests by House and County
Hotel arrivals since yesterday noon list guests at Grorr House Cantin and Grorr House including Orrr Horexr W F Bell York and 16 county visitors. Names span York Littlestown Manchester Bloomsburg Philadelphia and Syracuse with local stops in Mount Atry and Parkersburg among others.
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W. F. Bell
York
W. EB. Fonknonser
A. Rhodes
W. FP. Woodward
Geo. W. Hutchison
F. L. Toung
Lexington
Dr. Hardesty
Washington
M. Alleman
Littlestown
H. B. Bring
S. D. Herheiser
Manchester
Alfred Grotz
Bloomsburg
D. H. Clark
Jas. Hutchinson
G. ©. White
H. King
T.R. Herring
Fred Caler
Baltimore
M. Griffith
New York
W. B. Patten
Springfield
C. B. Buckingham
Mt. Atry
A. Carpenter
Philadelphia
G. H. Hendershot
Parkersbuck
A. J. Otto
T. P. Sonne
Syracuse
W. A. Marks
Charles Waskine
Lancaster
J. W. Moore
C. H. Hantez
Counts
St. James Lutheran Chapel Services and Picnic Notice
Sunday services at West Second street church at 4:03 and 7:30 post meridiem. Dr Hasckeri to speak on The Love Display. St James Sunday school plans a grove picnic next Wednesday with wagons leaving the chapel at 6 o clock. Rev Luther Ruhman expected home for Sunday services, arrival Saturday evening. A separate item notes a wagon accident at the Fair Grounds with minor injuries. It also mentions Raymond Selmer of Denbury Conn who hanged himself in despondency, age around nine as a misprint, with context of a large family and circus trip at the time.
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J. James Lutheran Chapel
West Second Street
Hasckeri
St. James Lutheran Sunday School
Luther Ruhiman
Raymond Selmer
Denbury
Conn
Lving
Dfir
Local Visitors Pack The Rooms Amid Surprising Turnout
A meeting yesterday afternoon drew visitors from Washington, Benimere, Hagerstown, Lancaster, and Fairmont. The rooms saw 29 snog in the reading room as old newspapers were replaced by clear glass. A cold soldier’s claim of a chronic diarrhea cure is linked to Jemine Chamberio's Colic Cholera and Digrrboss remedies sold for 27 cents per bottle by local druggists.
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F. C
Allfrmer
Wshington
Benimere
Hagerstows
Lancaster
Faurmont
Srd
Coors Us
Manzimes
Hinstretch
Jemine Chamberio
Ainneapolis
Cresider
F. Pearre
Erick
Aire
Piles Describe Common Trouble That Harms Work and Sleep
The piece portrays piles as a widespread condition that many dismiss as minor yet silently undermines health. It highlights symptoms such as nervousness irritability disturbed sleep and reduced appetite while noting sufferers often ignore it.
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