Pleasant Paragraphe Of Guests And Visits
Purely personal notes record Mrs Edwin Myera and daughters of Washington visiting Mrs M E Lutz in Frederick, plus many local acquaintances and travels. Entries name Rev Eschbach Miss Anne Davidson Miss Goldsborough Miss Zoo Trail and others visiting Frederick area while reporting returns from Atlantic City and Washington. Funeral notices cover Miss Annie Herring and Herman G Wain, with pallbearers listed and Donb's graveyard interment. Additional railroad news notes a Frederick Baltimore test train and improved facilities after B and C and P E R schedules. A brief health update mentions Mr Beale recovering from a sprained ankle with cane use.
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Washington
M. E. Lutz
East Patrick Street
E Doll
Gettysburg
Eschbach
Peonsylvanis
Anne Davidson
Tyler
Patrick Preeet
Peymaster Littlefield
Col
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Prospect Hall
Freder
Annie Herring
Wamington
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St. John’s Catholc Church
Mesers
J. Roger Young
Daniel Crimming
Thomas Chapman
Wm. Baitzell
W. Lebbertz
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W. B. Bichleom
Herman G. Wain
C. W. Nespring
Warz
Chas. Hanshew
Wm. A. Biltop
Wm. A. Masser
John BR
Campaign plans outlined by Maryland Republican leaders
Chairman George L Wellisgios of the Republican State Central Committee memo outlines campaign headquarters in Baltimore. Secretary Beary Cisy Nabil and Cumberland native Wallington to lead efforts and rally support for McKinley. Wellington plans non partisan sound money meetings and hopes Democratic support to boost the ticket before election day. Speaker Sydney E Mudd is reportedly favored for Congress with Wellington backing.
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Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore
Taeniay
Maryland
State Central Committee
Mc.Kinley
Te Bite
Baltimore News
Chatrmas Wellington
Democrata An
McKinley
Wellington
Sydney E. Mudd
Religious services and events across several churches
Yesterday services were held at Evangelical Lutheran Reformed Cherches and various congregations including United Brethren Saint James Episcopal and St John Catholic Church. The Mount Pleasant Camp Meeting began near Mr Pleasant with sermons, love feasts, and a planned picnic for September 5, while the Salvation Army hosts an ice cream festival with music tomorrow night.
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Naval
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Moses the Patriot
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Brunswick Political Clubs Form in Brunswick
Republicans organized a McKinley and Aeban Club with J W Porter as president and 87 members enrolled. Democrats formed the Bryar and Sewell Democratic Club with E C Shafer as president and 102 members. Postmaster reports surge of inquiries about free silver from the West, and a Frederick Bar Association meeting will select delegates for a late February gathering.
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Orter
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George M. Swank
Brown’s
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H. P. Bilson
E. C. Shafer
Vee Preadenta
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C. C. Marks
E.C. Unger
Hodges
West
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Emmitsburg Personal News Highlights Visitors and Travels
Baltimore visitors Missea Jennis and Grace Symes call on Mrs Jenole Byrnacs' family while Brooklyn residents Mr Andrew Pahie and Mrs Margaret Schole visit Gettysburg Street. Local residents including Miss B J Smith from Chambersburg and Miss Meg Tyson from Baltimore are noted among frequent visitors and household calls. A Sunday school event at Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church is mentioned with guests from Franklinville and West, and many townspeople are listed as visiting relatives or hosting guests from York, Frederick, Altoona, and St. Louis.
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the Chronicle
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Grace Symes
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Andrew Pahie
Margaret Schole
Brooklyn
Peter Bettlemyer
Gettysburg Street
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B. J. Smith
Chambersburg
Saac
Annan’s
Watson I. Davidson
Greencaste
Isaac
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Edna
Allentown
Maggie Clason
Wear Tanertown
Philip Suouffer
Joseph McDivit
Frederick
John McDivit
F. A. Dufendal
Clara Bankett
Bes
Westminster
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McNatt
Mary Topper Bes
Mcbsherrystow
David Welsh
York
Charles W. Getwicks
Joseph T. Gelwicha
Jacob L. Hoke
Sarah Hows
Carrie Rowe
Lou Mesndog
Knoxville Tenn
Harry Manning
Mt. St. Mary's
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Meg Tyson
Jno. Tyson
Harry K. Denner
Samuel Gamble
Wilber Gelwicks
Danner
Florence Damuth
Franklinville
Mary P. Gamble
West This Place
Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church
Henry and
John Gonderdorf
Hilzsbeth Zimmerman
West Town
Eve Danner
Gutyabare
Charles Relas
Bicyclers Bhowid pe Careful In Emmityburg Ordinance
The Burgess and Commissioners of Emmityburg pass an ordinance prohibiting bicycles crossing streets without a sighted escort and bell. Riders must ring a bell within ten yards of crossings, with a one dollar fine per offence. The ordinance takes effect Saturday, August 15. Hagertown Electric Railway opens to Williams Esty with service along Potomac river. six miles to Williamsport, round trip fare twenty cents.
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Bageestown Road
Hagervtown
Pearrs II JI Col George A Pearrs Backed in Sixth District Nomination
Col. George A. Pearrs of Cumberland declares in an interview that the Sixth District fight is settled with Alleghany county backing. Dis patches say Senator Welington supports him and his nomination is secure.
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George A. Pearrs
Cumberland
Dimesis
Carneet
Daleslog
Hhis
Alleghany County
Pearre
Welington
Deaver and Tenants Clash Over Farm Road Feud
In a Frederick County case, McBride and A. M. Thomas defend their use of a farm road against Misses Deaver who barred the way with a buggy. The dispute centers on a long standing right of way claimed by tenants on adjacent farms owned by A. M. Landauer. Both sides accuse the other of assault as hearings proceed before Justice Barnard with bail set and further action anticipated.
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Thomas Trespars
Assatt
Brunswick Estaidsy
ED. Barsard
Justice of the
Pease
Martin McBride
A. M. Thomas
Toeeday Latten
Mises Mery
Nannie Deaver
Mess Rovere
McBride
Thomas
Misa Estherine Busiged
Cemerilo
Queen Anne County
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Frederick Tuesdey Sant
Thewis
Barnard
Marti McBride
Mesara
Misaca
Denvers
A. M Landauer
Fredericx
H. T. Denver
Ostate
Tenente
Rosd
Misses Deaver
Mises Deaver
Baltimore Sun praises Miss Denver as heroine of farm defense
A Baltimore Sun feature extols Miss Mary Denver of Frederick County for defending her farm against invading teamsters with resolve and skill. The piece lauds her courage, agricultural prowess, and moral example among brave women, praising perseverance, intelligence, and leadership as forms of virtue.
Heat Wave Hits City As Thermometers Reach 104 Degrees
North Market Street registered 104 degrees yesterday with the day starting hot and lingering into the afternoon. By 2 PM four people were seen on Market Street between the Square Corner and Third Street as many residents fled the city for cooler country. Banks along the Monkey were crowded as residents sought a respite from the heat while tivery labs struggled to meet demand for horses and buggies amid the outage. An approaching storm faded by nightfall and a shortage of ice exacerbated discomfort.
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North Market
Third Street
Ing
Waame
Breach of Ticket Trouble Tangles 1895 Rail Trip
In Washington D C and Frederick area a passenger claims Baltimore and Ohio Railroad misled him about a Frederick bound service in May 1895. He says the last Frederick train had left, forcing a freight ride to Frederick Junction and a walk to Frederick. The carrier, then under a receiver, argued service issues and a trial is set for Friday. Also listed are undelivered letters in Frederick postal office and a Maryland political note that R T Caney, a Hancock merchant, will vote for McKinley.
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Baltimore and Uhio Railroad Company
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Frederick
Washington Junction
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Frederick Junction
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Polet
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lUver
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Farmers meet to fix land valuations for reimbursement
Allen G Quynn and Buckeyastown District farmers plan a meeting on Tuesday August 25 at 6 oclock p m to fix land valuations for reimbursement. Macy Farmers exhibit Symphonions in five styles at Harry Wilxons Birely Palace of Music. Se Tsidor Lake the Optician will be at Rosenotts Storms Saturdays and Mondays.
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Birely
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Rosenott
Chas. N. Haver
JOHN HENDRIT MCDEL SELLING REMNANTS AT GREAT REDUCTION
An advertisement shows John Hendrit McDel selling off stock remnants at very low prices. It highlights shirts and other items pulled from stock, reduced to 75 cents for certain fancy shirts and noted brands Eclipse and Bmest as best goods.
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Beira Foreigh Brura Studt Under Guinness Flair
Beira Foreigh Brura Studt faces unusual scrutiny as Guinness' extra foreign 8493 4L8 becomes a talking point. El J Burke is cited in the middle of the debate, drawing attention from regional watchers and industry observers.
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