Twelve Page Weekly News From Frederick Praise
The Weekly News boasts a twelve page issue amid intense heat and constant energy. It features fiction by Jerome K. Jerome, reports on General Miles, a full International Sunday-school lesson, Talmage sermon, and diverse short pieces. Advertisements include public sales and local merchants, promising bright reading for every family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xt Cape
Cllmaz
Mary Jane
John Ingerfeld
Jerome K. Jerome
George L. Kilmer
Remsnseneesern
D. G. Cooley
Dbrabam Michsel
Zobn 5
Qassaway
Trost
Avsignec
J.T. Martenet
Algeron Poole
Sarah W. Price
Catarrh Specialiss
Dr. Hartley
Sss Ceoeerersserenerm Dob N. Noyes
Jacob Bohrback
Trust
Buckeystown Farmers
Ccserenner Regen
Dalmaatar
Personal notes on residents of a Maryland county
A fragmentary society page item lists locals and visitors including Mr B Dorcas Taar Md University Hospital superintendent in Baltimore, Mrs Clara Mergards of Berharne East Church street, Miss Virgiais and Battie ill from Martianburg visiting Exisderick, Mr ek B Kieffer of Bagarsto, Dr Coad Wacoal and alster, Charles Helfanstein in Atlante City, Meeats, Maalsine Welacn and Gay Thomas returning from Baltimore, Constable 7 pin Benen in Washington, Cosas B Haeghmas in Maple Molinoery, Louise von Araby visiting, Miss Rothanhelmer of Heading visiting county, Mr AC Lorents and party to Bowie Washington, Edward Goldsborough of Belt ware to spend weeks at aunt Mary Goldsboroughs, Miss Mamie Little Bee visiting, Mr Charles Groff ill in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrc B. Dorcas
Maryland ‘Universty “Hospital
Clara
Mergards
Berharne
East Church Street
Baltimore
Virgiais
Battie
Martianburg
Exisderick
Ek B. Kieffer
Bagarsto
Coad “Wacoal
Alster
Charles Helfanstein
Art
Atlante City
Maalsine Welacn
Gay Thomas Retammai Howe
Batimor
Benen
Washington
Buspe
Cosas B. Haeghmas
Louise von
Yeeray
Rothanhelmer
Heading
P. Ts
AC. Lorents
Bowie Toashington
Edward Goldsborough
Beltware
Mim
Mary Goldsborough
Mamie Little Bee
Emancipation Day Festivities in Frederick Colorful Parade
Frederick observes the thirty third Emancipation Day with a city parade from All Bays to the fair grounds. Magnificent turnout includes Maryland Trotters Association, Golden Lee Social Club, and bands from Washington and Baltimore, followed by speeches by George B Mills and J D Clark. jubilant crowds, excur sion trains from Baltimore and Washington, and a concluding evening parade cap the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Aty's
Fair Grounds
Baltimore
Washington
al Bainu' Street
Nasarle Hall
Eagle
Hocksville
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Noczarite Hall
Civb
Marshall
Merkel Street
Jenkins’ Cornet Band
Frederick Guards
Julius Ceasar
Maryland Trotters Association
Golden Lee? Social Club
Urbana Baseball Club
Colored Rockville Fike Company
Preston Assembly No.1
Metropolitan Cornet Band of
East Street
Patrick
Death notices and obituaries from Funkstown area
Frisby Hnode died at his Funkstown home at 76 from dropsy Brights disease and paralysis after two years of illness. He was postmaster, well known in the region, born near Funkstown with a first wife Miss Briver and a second wife Miss Marker. Funeral held with Rev Ayres officiating, interment in Fowketown Cemetery. Also listed are notices of Mrs Clara Bodine Ednaughier. infant Athel May Heotertek. and Henry Lerch son of F Larch, died in Baltimore after living there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode
Frisby Hnode
Fankstown
Bright
Knode
Hisufe
Funkstows
Funkstown
Node
Hagerstown
Koode
Camden
N.J
Hallie
Branchs
May
Lelia
Edward
Uiver Roads
Boonsbere
Hows
Rev. E . Ayres
Fowketown Cemastery
Henry Byler
Charles Wilson
C. B. Booth
N. P. Bouth
Joaleh Williane
Wilkes Hiltech
Samuel Powell
Solomon Keller
Kerry Lerch
Henry Lerch
F. Larch
Puaday
Baltmore
Dean
Baltimore
Lemons Scarce Amid Cooling Drink Boom
Ammons notes a lemon shortage as Peeree pretee country products run dry to supply thirst quenching and cooling beverages, driving high demand and limited supply.
Maryland voter backs sound money in Pennsylvania interview
P B Renkel of Frederick Maryland, 76, told a Philadelphia Press reporter at the Bingham yesterday that he always voted Democrat but will back his party’s ticket this November for sound money. He recalled Maryland as a source of stable currency and noted his long life and a desire to protect his savings from devaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Renkel
Treaches
Philadelphi
Philadelphia Presa
la Pas
Sreda
P. B. Keake
Frederick
Bingham
Predenck
Marylard
Maryland
Mckinney
Water supply improves as wells increased to 100 gpm
The Board of Aldermen and Water Works Superintendent Tyeryar inspected two artesian wells. Expert hydraulic engineer Mr. Kennedy oversaw work in Frederick, raising flow from 25 to about 100 gallons per minute. The boost aids reservoir levels, easing potential shortages. Public is urged to conserve water during the dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Tyergar
Yeaterday
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Frederick
Tyeryar
Coal Shed Collapses At Railroad Yard
A large coal shed at Mears, Wm. B Miller & Co. yard near the Pennsylvani a Baltimore Ohio lines collapsed yesterday afternoon. The 210 by 60 foot structure, built a year ago at 1600 dollars, sagged toward one end and 200 tons of coal crushed no one except a man who passed under moments earlier. A crowd gathered as the crash echoed for miles. A new coal covering will be erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears
Miller & Company
Baltimore& Ohio
Frederick Juniors versus Picked nine ends 1 to 8
Base ball report notes a game where the Picked nine defeated the Frederick Juniors by 8 to 1. The Picked nine pitched by Blumensner and Bennett, the Juniors by Batery and Big. Batery struck out three in one inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Blumensner
Bennett
Batery
Big
Batmgardner
Tourney and Dance in the Woods Near Rackeystown
A small woods tournament and dancing picnic drew a large crowd near Rackeystown. Knights awarded prizes, Miss Berins Rothenhelmer crowned queen, followed by a lively dance under trees with Rhodes Orchestra. A sudden storm forced a rush to carriages as rain drenched attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kear Backeoymows
Wb Mattens
Rackeystown
Peop
Mesara
JR Ploamer
Vinson Yingling
W. B. Bembberger
Syker
Ohio
G. A. T. Snonffer
Lone Star
J. R. Kling
Mies Berins Rothenhelmer
Reading
W. B. Herabberger
Edam Ball
Mamle Plummer
C. EB. Kensler
Carrollton
Missageloss Davia
Fountain Mills
Zecond
Air
C.N. Theemis
Catoctla
Mary Thomas
Adamstown
Hhodea
Vinton Yingling
Honsahn
Bucksystown
Manor Woods
Amony
Thancer
Aterm
Buckeyatown
News items from the state tally political, crime, and education notes
A compilation of scattered Maryland news items notes births and deaths in Easton and Cambridge, appointments and elections, including Governor Lowndes naming deputies and teachers certificates in Howard county. It covers a fatal shooting attempt in Frostburg, bar delegates, book contracts for Howard county schools, a Salvation Army camp meeting, a water supply vote for Aberdeen, and a Mars related heat wave driving astronomical observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Biegina
Easton Thoms
P. Barnett
Cambridge
Lowndes
Howard County
Great Sumber
Mountain Lake Park
Washington County
Maxie Leatherby
White Haves
Wroom
Montgomery County
John Paull
Frostburg
John KR. White
Ceciepanty
Howard County Board
Galvation Army
Washington Grove
John J. Ly Waa
Ellicott City
Aberdeen
Misa Marihs Manatiild
Allemany County
Anne Arundel
Anne Arundel County
Ber
Local Musical Notices and Obituary Highlights
Local items announce a Symphonions concert at Birely's Palace of Music and an exhibition by A E Wilcoxson along with notices from Dr. Hicka and J H Flanagan. An obituary notes the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Beard Williams, born August 7, age nine months. Also advertised are eye exams, cheap cooking oils, and a music box sales pitch by Obas S Hauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wilcoxon
Birely
Palace of Music
Struck by Lightning On Forreat Avenue Baltimore
A house occupied by James B Feakle and family on Forreat avenue near Garrison avenue North Walbrook Baltimore was struck by lightning at 10 last night. The building suffered about 160 in damage and 200 in clothing was destroyed but no one was injured. The family formed a bucket brigade and extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Feakle
Forreat Avenue
Garrison Avenue
North
Walbrook
Baltimore
James
IT TOO HOT TO TALE EYES JoAn Hexphoxson
A clipped, unreadable fragment mentions JoAn Hexphoxson and Boltlad with odd capitalization, offering little clear assertion or event to summarize. The readable text does not establish a coherent news item, date, place, or outcome.
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Thurmont
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Frederick County
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Mme Picate
Galvony Mate Pepita
Marylend School For the Deaf
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John Hendrickeon
Pat Zodel
K&g
JoAn Hexphoxson
Best Eclipse Goods
Ff. V. Staub
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Martin Tiaseee
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Rodock & Meidig
Rodes Rav
Searis
Pee Madoce & Neldig
A. T. Bice & Sons
A. T. Rici & Son Funeral Directors
James E. Walker
Jase Walker & CO
Sptemhee
Elin Kato
Spieasau Scineajoe
Jelinbator
Jas. HK
Wari & CO
Buttrrick Pattrens
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Bummer Garden
Rhodes’ Orchestra
C. D. Dow
Miller & CO
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New York
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A. B. Hanetre
Usocrane
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