The Weekly News's Mammoth Twelve Page Monitor
The Weekly News offers a broad harvest of global telegraphs, local happenings, and varied departments in its twelve page issue. Highlights include The Girl About Town, Market Ecribe, stories, poems, sermons, and a lively advertising section with numerous local merchants and notices from Frederick. Captain Kilmer narrates a bull run tale, while the hourshold page and advertisements showcase regional commerce and culture.
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Lke
Ths
Vernix Newa
George L. Kilmer
A& Bull
Frederick
Flak Telegraph School
John
D . A Mansfield
RE. Cramer
Baltimore and
Bay Ridge
Arvecssentereereere Resenerees
BrCurefon
Joan Hendrickson
Matting
Bodock & Neidig
Far Tarsrs Picnic at Beed Gock Heights Tomorrow
Large gathering expected at Beed Gock Heights for the Far nera Institute for Frederick county big weeds meeting. President D C Kemp arranged arrival times and speakers in Frederick. attendees will be met at the depot and transported to the Heights by electric road. Notables include B H Warner Washington Col G E Bringham Sylvester Moora Mazon and W C Boteler who will discuss Primitive Agriculture and Maryland topics. Careful arrangements provide 45 minute service from Frederick after the 2 o’clock special.
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Beed- Gock Heights
Farnera
Frederick Coun'y
Braddock Heights
D.C. Kemp
Frederick
Wilgon
Heights
Thore
Desloyer
B. H. Warner
Washington
G. E. Bringham
Sylvester
Maryland Agricultural Colege
Walls Lb. Moora
O. T. Mazon
W. C. Boteter
Maryland
Ron
Pleasant outing by Frederick social set aboard Bir Eugene Sponseller’s four seated survey
A group of young ladies and gentlemen from Frederick enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon drive to Manor woods aboard Eugene Sponseller’s four seated survey. Attendees included Miss Bessie Young, Miss Maggie Lenkl, Miss Bessie Sid Penn Michael, Messrs Webster Emhth, Calvin Fox and Allen Lampe. They returned home pleased with the day’s outing. The next bicycle tea will be hosted by the Misses Drit at their country home near Frederick, with departures from Miss Mary Togis’s home at 6:30. All are asked to be punctual.
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Gext’emen
Bir
Eugene Sponseller
Manor Woods
Bessie Young
Mies Maggie Lenkl
Washington
Bessie
Sid Peui Michael
Webster Emhth
Calvin Fox
Alien Lampe
Frederick
Drit
Misa Masry Togis
Uast
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Inle City
Ocean Cty
Hagers
Phiadelpata
BGU
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Newport News
Thomas E Sestarchy Taken for Funeral in Maryland
The body of Thomas EB. Esetarchy who died at Hagerstown was transported to Jefferson, Frederick County for burial. Funeral services were held there at 10 thirty morning with interment in Jefferson Cemetery.
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Wanersai
Easterday
Thomas EB. Esetarchy
Hagerstown
Jefferson
Frederick Courty
Jeffsraon
Plea for a National Highway to Reach the Capital from Gapland
George A Townsend reports from Gapland Maryland on a push for a Washington Frederick national highway. The piece notes local Wheat elevator activity at Gapland Exation and freight flows through Gapland Station, advocating military commission led road work akin to Antietam Gettysburg efforts. It cites past proposals, road decay toward Frederick City, and rising wheat prices plus summer boarders in Pleasant Valley. Local farms show peach yields and expanded orchards, while bicycle industry growth in Hazertown hints at broader economic momentum.
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George Alfred Townsend
Gapland
Middletown Valley
Baltimore Sun
Gap and Exation
Washington County
Barilon Shafer
Gapland Station
Middletown
Catoctin Valley
Bouth Mountain
Frederick County
Washington
Carmen
Antietam
Frederick City
Washington City
Muncersop
Nebraska
Gettysburg
Weashington
Adam
Maryland
Wealington
Crampton
Howell C.bbs
Genersl McLaws
Crampton Gap
South Mountain
Rice Ridge
Crampton Farm
Clarence Lane
Mr. Var
England
Messrs
Crawford
Measley
Wheat Prices Rally as Markets Hold Steady in Baltimore
Wheat continued its upward move with spot prices at 90 percent certs in Baltimore and September delivery up to 9 cents. Tuesday’s spot and September figures were 6TZ and 86 respectively, while last year’s spot was 60 cents. Receipts totaled 134,059 bushels with southern and western regions noted, and Frederick market quoted 89 cents per bushel amid a positive tone.
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Baltimore
Frederick
New Arrivals at Linganore Hills Farm
Linganore Hills Farm welcomes Mrs Emma Barnes and two daughters Bennie and Deboreh along with Mrs G lhets and two daughters Busses Prorence and Grace Gilier, Miss Fannie Blades, Miss Mary Blades, Mire. Mary Peaton, Miss Mary Fesatson, Miss Marly from Baltimore. Mr Edward Carroll and Mr Edward Phillips, visitors, have returned home after their stay at the farm.
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Linganore Hills Farm
Emma Barnes
Bennie
Deboreh
G Lhets
Busses Prorence
Grace Gilier
Fannie Blades
Mary Blades
Mary
Peaton
Mary Fesatson
Marly
Baltimore
Edward Carroll
Edward Phillips
Y. M. A. Tonight Meeting Led by H. Ma phy
The weekly Y M A meeting for men will convene at eight o clock in Y M C A rooms with Mr H Ma phy in charge. The gathering aims to deepen spiritual faith and close fellowship, requested for men seeking strong religious guidance.
A Cruel Act Witnessed on a City Street
A man kicked a Loree in the aide as it stood frightened by a railroid engine. An observer reported the incident on one of our streets this morning with the crate described as the probable target.
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Loree
Ita
Professor Heapes Named Re citer for Temperance Demo
Prof. W. J. Heapes of Summit Park Normal Institute has been secured as re citer for the eighth annual temperance demonstration set for August 26 at the fair grounds.
Election Board to appoint judges and clerks for November vote
The board of supervisors of election will meet tomorrow to appoint election judges and clerks for the November election. The action will set the staffing for polling places and ensure proper conduct of the election.
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Board of Superviscn of Election
Hood's Sarasparilla Claims to Keep You Well
A brief health line promotes Hood's Sarasparilla as a tonic to maintain digestion and overall well being, urging readers to take it to sustain strength and appetite. The wording emphasizes keeping blood and digestion balanced.
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Hood
Humble Hero Saves Family Then Fares to Hospital
John Hobbon, a modest helper from Washington by way of Frederick County, rescued Mrs Lewis Brachey and her children from a East Seventh Street fire. He exposed himself to flames while extinguishing them, suffering severe burns, and was sent to Monterut Hospital for proper care. He sought work when the act occurred and is praised by a civic minded community for his brave, unselfish deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Brachey
East Seventh Street
Monteoe Hospital
Bruchss
Yeakle
Monterut
John ‘Hobbon
Frederick Thisty-Size
Washington
Ciy Ta
Mortavae
Bodizon
Doza
Frederick
Butesus
4 Day in the Woods Picnic at Gleze Farm
The Sunday school of St James Lutheran church hosted a four day picnic in a grove on Gleze farm. About 150 children were chauffeured to town free of charge in a comfortable bus. The event featured well-kept grounds, amusements, and a genial driver Mr Zacharies, described as the best pleasure of the season.
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Picnkc
Gleze
St. James Lutheren
H. ©. Zacharies
Howe
Wheel party rides to Frederick from Needwood home
A 4A bicycle party led by Miss Anns O Hozeey and companions rode to Frederick yesterday from Needwood the country home of Ben Grinthridge Horsey. They registered at the City Hotel Mac Witmer Mrs Der Vira Baldwin and Misses Taylor and W Taylor cyclists from Baltimore Washington and Norfolk registered at the City Hotel this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Anns O- Hozeey
Mary D. Lee
Mildred Lee
Louise Lee
Eizabeth O’donovan
Matilda Jenkena
Messrs. J. Lee
D. W.denkens
T-S. Horsey
Needwood
Ben. Grinthridge Horsey
Frederick Yetterday
Mac. Witmer
Mrs. der
Vira
Baldwin
Taylor
Wasneabsro Centennial Invites Fire Companies
Two fire companies have received invitations to attend the Wasneabsro Centennial next month. The town expects dense crowds and extensive demonstrations, making space tight for attendees seeking comfort. Some individuals may be forced to leave if they need to turn around in crowded areas.
Bought an Orchard near Richi'a Mills in Frederick county
Mr H Brive purchased from Mrs A J De DeLesimutt a fine peach orchard near Richi'a Mills in the county. The orchard contains over 1400 bearing trees and is highly elevated, claimed to be one of the most productive in Frederick county.
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H. Brive
A.J. de DeLesimutt
Richi'a Mills
Frederick County
Overland Travelers From Cloppers Take Pleasure Trip
Overland travelers Charles Wison and W L Blunt with Mrs Wilson and Miss Jol a Wilson, of Cloppers Maryland, drove to Frederick yesterday in a Dayton wagon for a pleasure trip.
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Charles Wison
W.L. Blunt
Mrs. Wilson
Misa Jol'a Wilson
Cloppers
Frederick
Dayton
Emancipation Day Festivities Draw Big City Crowd
Emancipation Day celebrations draw numerous visitors from Baltimore Washington and towns along the B&O line. Music parades at Market and Nazareth and a grand band contest offer gold prizes while civic groups march to fair grounds for a day of events and sports.
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Baltimore
Washington
Gageratown
Jenkins
Blarket Street
Commonwerth Snd
Baltaore
Branaker Co
Terrapin Club
Monumental Club
Madison Club
Capital City
Mozley
Hagerstown
Fair Grounds
Buckeystown Gorist
Frederick
Frederick County
Ander K. A. W. Satcion
Bopa
Patrick Street
Law Catch and Fine in Local Fishing Incident
Samuel Whitney paid a $2 fine after being notified by Policeman Echelberger to appear before Magistrate White for fishing with his wife on a street. The case records the fine paid and the summons issued. Meanwhile authorities pursue Frank Smith, alias Black Diamond, for recent disorderly conduct and ongoing search.
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Samuel Whitney
Echelberger
White Monday
Ia Etruet
Frank Smith
Sback Diamond
Smth
County Commissioners to hold session on August 16
The Board of County Commissioners will meet in regular session on Monday August 16 to decide where to locate a new bridge site at Monocacy near Bitlis Ford or Leveres distant. Howard Kneemavl, the Court House janitor, began preparing the court chamber for the upcoming term.
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Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Arondsy
Bitlis Ford
Leveres Dtaston
Howard Kneemavl
Waiter Melon Buo Arrangements for Bicycle Run
Arrangements have been made for the next water melon run under the Frederick bicycle club. Start from in front of the club house at 6 45 o'clock with a run to the Liberty bridge. All wheel men invited to participate. Tickets available from Messrs Munkey Brigh Basaca Baller or Captain Lach Ler.
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Frederick Bicycle Club
Liberty Bridge
Messra
Munkey Brigh
Basaca Baller
Lach- Ler
Armonurs Prediction Sparks Market Talk Before Thanksgiving
A Chicago forecaster predicts Wheat at 1 dollar before Thanksgiving and 150 dollars within 17 months. The oddly phrased forecast stirs debate among wheat growers nationwide about potential price volatility and market prep.
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Armonurs
Asmour
Chicago
Woodbine Sunday School Picnic Set for August Slat
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school of Woodbine Carroll county will hold its annual picnic in Mr Alvin Owings grove near Woodbine on the afternoon and night of August Slat Morgan's Chapel Cornet Band will furnish the music Recitations by members and friends of the school all invited to attend.
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Oodbine
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Woodbine
Carroll County
Alvin Owing
Grove
Morgan's Chapel
Memteca
Altare
Bell Telephone actions to curb infringing telephones
The Bell Telephone Company plans to sue scale to equip in various courts against infringing users and seek damages. The bell telephone wars will be precipitated by these suits aimed at sabtse riders, not against independent companies.
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Satuocribers
Bell Telephone Company
Local Maryland items mix weather, politics and crime
News of the state notes a Baltimore bank stock drive at Ca toushire, a fatal fall in Worcester, and a hanging case in Baltimore. It mentions Centreville National Bank presidency, storm destruction in Prince George's, a Chinese branch efforts, and resignations in Maryland politics. Also reports observances, court actions, and receivership orders.
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Peppie
Charles County
Wiliam Bridges
Mulberry Point
Cambridge
Worcester County
Mary— Land
Patriotic Order Dons of
Wealey Grove
Emory Grove
Lloyd Wilkinson
Baltimore
Maryland
Lowndes
Monahan
Mulcray Vandiver
Cvil
George H Habe
Springfield Aaylam
Board of Managers
Epic Psi Church
Allen Chapel
Stock
Samford Davis
Misa Bretta Johnger
Hagerstown
Sandsy
Martinaburg
Denale
Walter B Brooks, Jr
John O. Distier, Jr
Home Telephone Company
Virginia
Sask Ball Indoor Baseball Match Between Frederick Junior Team and Adamstown Club
A Friday afternoon game on Fifth Street grounds drew a large crowd as Frederick Junior team faced Adamstown. Adamstown defeated Poolerville 19 to 12 last Saturday. Molesworth pitched seven scattered hits with seven strikeouts for Adamstown. Remnaberger hit two homers and a three-base hit for Poolville, while Molesworth, Scarf, and Remnaberger starred for the home side. Batteries were Molesworth and Wood for Adamstown and Berbterger and Wire for Poolville. Umpire C. R. Thomas.
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Frederick
Adamstown
Poolerville
Montgomery County
Adamstons
Molesworth
Herabberger
B. Scarf
Remnaberg
Wood
Poolville
C. R. Thomas
Funeral services for Jane Dal7 held at Baptist church
The fuscisi of Jane 8. Dal7 occurred yesterday at 3 o'clock with Rev 8.8. Crockett officiating. Pallbearers were Chas Sprow Lewla Maxell Elias Merrt Qeo. Fall George Washington and Nicholas Whines. Undertaker Echroeder. The fereiz of Besele Breechey will be held this afternoon from the East Severth street home. Interment at Mt. Ollyat Cemetery.
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Jane
Baptist Church
Crockett
Chas Sprow
Lewla Maxell
Elias Merrt
Qeo. Fall
George Washington
Nicholas Whines
F.echroeder
Farezi
Besele
Lewis Breechey
East Severth Street
Mt. Ollyat Cemetery
Harvest Help Wanted Sign From Kansas Farmer
A Kansas farmer posted a fence sign seeking workers with a quirky ad. It promises harvest hands, a hired girl, cabinet organ music, pie three times daily, and sugar with coffee. It also offers Bammocka beds or leather divans and lists odd hours and meal cues in a rustic, humorous tone.
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Salow
Kansas
Bloni
Sea for Divorce from a Convict
Lillis Kemp Grimes filed for divorce from William O. Grimes, a Maryland penitentiary prisoner serving ten years for forgery. Her maiden name was Lilie May Kemsz. they married November 1, 1890. Also notes a Knox County man seeking to join Ang using Helmes in Hagerstown and a party masking an insurance map of Frederick.
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Sea
Lillis Kemp Grimes
Washington
William O. Grimes
Maryland
Lilie i May Kemsz
Grimes
Knoxville
Ang
Helmes
Hagerstown
Klondike
Frederick
Y M C Picnic at Inland Park Announcement
Local notice inviting all to attend the Y M C picnic at Inland Park with an emphasis on community enjoyment. Mentions the Young Men’s Catholic Union picnic at Island Park scheduled for Tuesday August 17.
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Y- M
Inland Park
Y.ung Men's Catholic Union
Island Park
Nazareth Boy Trial Notes Noted For Build… Comfort
A fragment from a historical page notes a Nazareth trial or ruling involving a boy or youth. The item references a court or authority and mentions build and comfort in a cryptic fashion. No additional context or dates are readable in the fragment.
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Giel
Nazareth
Comfort
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