Brief Bits Of Local And General Interest
A miscellaneous rail of items notes Coffes growing wild in Arabis and the Soudan, champagne corks costing about six cents, Japanese bill top and Pema below, Philadelphia proposes spending 25000 strengthening its bail team for 99, and curved-rail work on the BL Q. Also reports smaller poach crops near Boonsboro, seven Chinese arrested for selling liquor in Hawthorne, Frederick Council meeting tonight, and near-misses from natural gas digging. Georgia University students to Cuba for insurgent war, a Montgomery County woman’s encounter on South Market Street, Long Island bicycling Fourth of July spend of 18000, Royal Society of London discusses new apparatus for rowing strokes, and policemen counts in London, Paris, New York. In Austria a law forbids parents sharing beds with young children to curb infant deaths from overlaid.
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Soudan
Philadelphia
BL & Q
Boonsboro
Hawthorne
Novads
Frederick Douncil
Arcanum
Beu
Georgia University
Cuba
Insarzenta
Montgomery County
Iquorar
South Market Street
Long Island
Tures
Royal
Boc'ety
Ian Loacoa
Cacsina
Market Ban Mishap On Way To Market Ends Without Injury
A wagon driven by Gio W. Moser near Myerayilie County fractured a wheel causing the vehicle to overturn and spill market produce. Moser and his daughter Hitla were thrown to the ground but escaped injury. he planned to return home, while she refused to ride again so soon after the accident.
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Mossi
Hils
Dance at Bradock Heights Inn Under Pleasant Skies
A nice dance event was held at Brad dock Heights Inn under Braddock Heights company auspices. The mountain air was cool and a Middletown Valley thunderstorm drew keen watching. Frederick Beicci Orchestra played, marking a final enjoyable occasion as a 5000 gallon water tank was placed atop the Heights with ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights Company
Middletown
Frederick Beicc
Emancipation Day Plans Stir Baltimore Debate
Fragmented notice from a Baltimore area page discusses Emancipation Day where some groups will not parade locally and will instead march to Frederick. It mentions evening events after Falr Grusda exercises and references various patent medicines and local ads for Dr. Calwell's Syrup Pepsin Shiloh's Cata rh remedies, with vendors and addresses in Market Street.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Death notices and funeral notices from a Maryland area
Notices recount the deaths of James A. Clary James Warthen Frank Elmore Ley and Elmo G T Kinney with details of survivors funeral arrangements and church services. Also recorded are infant deaths Hazel Landis and infant Saylor and obituaries for Elizabeth McDermott and Jane Daley with burial plans and mourners.
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Clemsonville
Saylor
Woley Sauble
J. J. Murry
Sam’s Creek M. P
Hymeneas Prosbus Eline Quiet Wedding at Home
Margaret V Eline daughter of William Buke and Elmer Mc Crellan Phoebus son of Benjamin Phoebus wed in a private ceremony at the bride's parents home. Rev Marion J Kitnne officiated with immediate family present. The couple reside on North Market Street and receive best wishes from friends. Henry Green and Flora Smith of Centreville wed August 5 at Elder Geer Sappington's Johnsville residence.
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Prosbus— Eline
Hiss Margaret V. Eline
Wmn. B- Buke
Elmer McCrellan Phoebus
Benjamin Phoebus
Bbride
Marion J Kitnne
The
Birds
Paoebusci Tesida
North Market Street
Geren
Henry Green
Flosence C. Smith
Centrevi 1
Geer
KK. Sappington
Johnsviile
Culprit Nelson Arrested in Cumberland Robberies
A man identified as William Nelson was arrested in South Cumberland on Saturday, suspected of stealing from Baltimore and Ohio freight cars between Cumberland and Bronewick. He sold cheap shoes around saloons, held twenty five pairs worth about forty dollars, offered at fifteen. Nelson had a hearing yesterday.
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Wiliam Nelson
South Cumberland
Cumberland
Bronewick
Nison
Cale
Nelson
St James Sunday School Picnic at Glaze Farm Grove
The St James Sunday school picnic will be held tomorrow at the fish institute grove on the Glaze farm near the tollgate on the Jefferson pike. The grove is well kept and the event promises a pleasant time for all attendees.
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St. James
Wedneway
Glaze Farm
Tollgate
Jefferson Pike
Busy harvest notes for August kitchen gardens and market
The article surveys August harvests with abundant fruits and vegetables. It notes drying corn and a large crop, Lima beans arriving, tomatoes for canning, and beets onions and cucumbers pickled. Blackberries peaches and cantaloupe appear, with damsons quinces and crab apples in play. Markets show damsons at 10 cents a box and cultivated currants around five cents a box as peaches grow cheaper.
Social World Bicycle Tea At East Church Street Delightful
A bicycle tea at Bilas Beasle Tyson's home on East Church Street drew many friends from Baltimore Vermont and Philadelphia among attendees were Miss Brace Miss Mann Miss Doll Miss Lenz and Mrs Charles W Rosa. The event featured a 7 o'clock start and an evening gathering with a planned tea next Friday at the Misses Diit near Frederick. A manor tournament and dance were under way today in Major woods near Adium town with an afternoon gathering and continuing dinner plans.
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Bilas Beasle Tyson
East Church Street
Stark
Aroun
Baockeystown
Miss Brace
Washington
Richard Eost
Richard Potts
Harry Nixdorff
Dorney Uwinge
Roger Wood
Lee Goldsborough
A. Draper Coale, Jr
Madizon Nelson
Frank Smith
Francis Barghman
Thomes Well
Harry E. Chapline
Orhera
Missea Diit
Frederick
Adium Town
Myersville and Catoctin Rail Stock Sale Underway
In Frederick County delegates George D. Norris and C. G. Miller of Unionville head to Westminster for the Patriotic Order Sons of America convention. The sale of Myersville and Catoctin Electric Railroad stock continues with only a small amount remaining. construction work on the line will begin soon. Also appears an advertisement for Dr. Cardinet's Wrap Pepsin and other patent medicines.
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Myersville
Catoctin
Frederick
George D. Norris
C. G. Miller
Unionville
Convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America
Westminster
Linwood Camp Meeting Draws Thousands in Carroll County
Linwood camp near Linwood in Carroll County draws about four thousand attendees for a Church of God gathering directed by Dr. Tyler of Rocky Springs. Despite Sunday weather maring services, the event features prominent denomination leaders and a large crowd, with general cautionary editorials and local notices mixed in.
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Linwood Camp
Linwood
Carroll County
Church of God
de. Tyler
Rocky Springs
Uniontown Clircals
G. W
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Albert J. Pearson Guarantes
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Liry
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Clary
N.G Clary
J. Wilson
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Esnea
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Hey
Wm Wolf
Singapore
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Sidney Church
Mu Airy Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Raymond Barnes
Dorsey
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Albert Jones
J. B. Bartholow
J. B. Runkies
Prospect Cemetery
L. T. Lewis
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Elsbon
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Pop's Springs
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C A. Smitih
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A.B. Wilson
Tracey Cemetery
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L. T. Lewiser
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Frank Elmore Ley
Lop’s
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Ureagerstown
Creager & Hann
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Jane Sarilia Daley
Henry Daley
Schwalben’s Row
Baptist Church
Crockett
Hazel Landis
Hazel Wilson
Barry
Clara G. Landis
Baispensburg
P. RR
C.D. Carty
Elizabeth M Dermot
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Esmondson Avenue
Baltimore. Anns
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Hymeneas
Baby Rouseberfres
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Pearce On & Guarantee
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Dr. Catdnet
Pepsiu
ACA
Pearra’s. A
Pactese
WN. OR
Fairbank Company
Si Leas
Ber Fork
Boson
Apaper
Bitloh
Albert &, Pearre On & Guaranties
Warket Street
Hell
A L. Fearra
Xtebisco Balding
S. Market Street
Sople
Dr. Pierce
Abrs
Henrrgtta Hart
Voorheesville
Albany Co
Pierce
Pibi
Derby
Geo. A. Gilbert
Worth Market Street
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Rague
Elys Cee
Balal
Mai Ely Brothers
Werren St
Evans & Son
Chas. N. Hauer
the Buffalo
Frederick Maark
Pennsylvania
Miller & CO
Uber
Madea gWell Man
Royal Medicine Co
Frederics, Md
S. Schley & RO
Cropeiste
Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
CO G Carty
Anna Giering
Saltorore
Femaies x
Albert Era ‘Ponese
Carty
Mon
Patrick Street
Wiebe
They &T
B. Hi. Blackstoy & Son
North Market ST
Frederick, Wp
Ideal Bicycles
the News
Frederick, Md
Willard C. Keller
South Market
S&f
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market &St
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