Weekly News preview and literary lineup notes
The Weekly News promotes its twelve pages of current events from Frederick and county towns with despatches from around the world plus entertaining departments. It teases Doyle and a Bret Harte tale to follow and lists upcoming literary series and shop notices with local ads and names such as Besant & Knott and Rodock & Neldig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaz WestLy News
Frederick
Mary Jane
Sli
A. Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Smhorg
Bret Harte
Augusta Prescott
Joseph Kirkland
Octave Thanet
Walter Besant
Edmund Downey
Hobin Grey
Wrixtr' News
Ft. Executors
Henry C. Storrouses
Wim. Morrison
Chas
WN. Killen
Lady’s Coat
J. 1
B. Wihide
Besant & Knott
Woman's College
Jos
H. Apple
D. H. Beat
John Hendrickson
Poians Eit Doll Bros
Rodock & Neldlg
Jas
E. Walker & Cossese Ronner & Kemp
Social World and Pleasant Gettysburg Trip Report
A Harmony Ohio group including Mr Charles Wachter and wife Mr Jesse Haines and wife Miss Daisy Wachter and sister Tuella Wachter from Delaware Ohio spent days at Gettysburg staying at Pitzer House 127 Main Street. They toured Emmitsburg and over twenty miles of battlefield monuments reminded of losses and desolation urging others to visit. A Mt Alry Maryland Mountain View Hotel hop Friday night drew a large crowd. An advertisement promises a gentle laxative remedy, Sprap of Figs, to cleanse the system and aid kidney and liver health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wachter
Jesse Haines
Harmony
Daisy Wachter
Tuella Wachter
Delaware
Ohio
Gettysburg
Pitzer
Main Street
Thurmon
Mountin View Hotel
Mountain View Hotel
Mt. Alry
Chare
N. B. Hagan
Robert V. Arnold
Philadelphia
Maggie Fuller
Hagerstown
N. Bragan
Gussie Bhriver
Westminster
W. J. Roberts
Grace Reformed Church
George Koutz
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Alexander Bateman
Baltimore
Colonial County News Briefs From Mount Airy And Nearby
A mixed local note described pleasant Bay of excursion moments, visits to Baltimore and Virginia, and family travel. It reported a shooting case near Mount Airy, capture of a suspect, a funeral at Prospect Church, a Catholic picnic raising profits, and several town visits and church activities across Ferguson, Lewistown, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergaville
Baltimore
Bay Ridge
Wm. Groff
Montgomery County
Local notes from Liberty and surrounding areas
Mr Gardner of Liberty helps repair a barn at Goaga Farm while Mies Imms Dircz of Wooster visits Miseco Measalsear Rocky Springe-ate. The blackberry crop fails again this season, rain brought some relief, and picnic plans dominate community chatter. The Hocky Springs Sunday school hosts a large picnic with the Yellow Springs Band, speeches, and speakers. Mr Joseph Stop sick with typhoid fever, Mrs Philip Hanshew recovering from heart trouble, and condolences for Mr Staley and Mr Eward Mann. Major Tyler tours the county giving sermons and Salvation meetings. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John W Loriz on their marriage the 4th. Loriz is son of Mr and Mrs Loula Lortz, bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Rampel Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gardner
Liberty
Mies Imms Dircz
Wooster
Hocky Springs
Yellow Springs
Joseph
Philip Hanshew
Staley
Bhookatown
Eaward Mann
Major Tyler
Pennsylvania
Mira
John W. Loriz
Lortz
Loula Lortz
Rampel Rice
Mounteindale
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick County
Purely personal items describe numerous residents and visitors across Frederick County. Baltimore guests visit local homes in Walkersville and Fredrick, with names such as Mabie Doeltrick Amy Kemp Higgins Tucker and Carty appearing among civic families. Social visits span Romney Romney West Virginia Romney Romney and nearby towns, with trips to Monterey Springs Gettysburg and Washington noted, plus local entertainment at Boyd Hall featuring Virginia Miller and performers from Nazareth Frederick and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabie Doeltrick
Baltimore
Amy Kemp
Rocky Ridge
William Mansfield
Messra
Benjamin
Gerson Rosenous
John B. Magalles
Furtle Creek
Higgins
Chas. W. Golds
Walkersville
This County
A. Louise Fossett
Katharine C. Tucker
Second Street
Bant
Louies K. Ruse
Ira C. Steiner
Ell
Katharine 0. Tucker
E. Bantz
Sudie Pole
Blanche Bantsz
F. Ryan
Missis Hogendorp
Greencastle
Jake 4
Grove
Cheansy
C. A. Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Pinchney Mason
Rockville
Montgomery County
Williamson
East Patrick Street
Arthur Carty
Louie Richardson
Howard
Diehl
Gettysburg
Margaret M. Carty
Beaton
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Pearl
Geo. D. Tollinger
Philadel
Carlin House
John §. Waters
James KE. Waters
Thurmont E
Local man moved home from Baltimore after puzzling illness
The Sick Mr Comelias F Harley near Broad Run has been removed home after treatment by Baltimore physicians. He remains afflicted with a strange ailment that continues to puzzle doctors. Hayes Brown at Linganore Hills Farm is on the nank Het.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Aue
Frank Green
Baltimore
Daisy
Alice Keefer
Frederick
W. A. Waltman
R. A Hafizigh
Philadelphia
Wm. Long
Utica
Dunkards
Mountaindale
T. P.5.c. EB
Eure
Consis
E. Bortner
Bristol
Luther Powell
Dr. Stambaugh
Woodsboro
Elmer M. Powell
Comelias F. Harley
Broad Run
Hayes Brown
Linganore Hills
Two colored escapes from Centreville jail alarm state
News items report two colored escapees fleeing Centreville jail amid drought causing water shortages in Cristea and local farmers facing heavy losses from chicken thieves. Other notes include political primaries, labor speeches, and county boundary taxation questions in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Cristea
Howard County
Heyes
Waaklegwor
Annapolis
Washington Grove
Oxford
Talbot County
Harford County
P. W
Nathan Wigfield
Alligacy County
Cumberland
Federation of Labor
Baltimore
John E. Burst
Henry Underdonk
College of St. James Grammar School
Weahington County
Cambridge
Iccates Ists
Maryland
Frederick County Market Report Promises Abundant Winter Provisions
This morning market noted prices for vegetables and fruit near or below half-dollar levels. Tomatoes ripening push prices down while peaches, grapes, pears, apples, watermelons and cantaloupes show strong supply. Berries wane but huckleberries remain scarce. plums and early damsons sell door to door. Corn for canning and drying lima beans foretell a well stocked larder for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eav
Elarge Family
Frederick County
Fell from Window Injures Young Boy in City
Master Willis Heard, seven, son of Mr William Heard of West Fifth Street extended, fell from a second story window yesterday afternoon. He was bruised and knocked out several teeth, with side and arm injuries. He regained consciousness and is expected to recover without serious consequences. The Key Benefit Fund raised by the New York Mail and Express reached 1481 dollars for Miss Elizabeth Key’s relief. she will attend a ball in Arverne, Long Island, accompanied by Miss Mabel Keymith, great granddaughter of Francis Scott Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Heard
Wm. Heard
West Fifth Street
Key
New York Mail and Express
Elizabeth Key
Miss Key
Arverne
Long Talend
New York
Mabel Keymith
Francis Scott Key
Injury and funerals reported in Hagerstown area
Charley Wineberg of Hanover was badly burned after being thrown from a wagon. The funeral of Mary E. Hopkins was held at her home with Rev. Owens officiating and interment at Greenmount. Property transfers include Chas E Simpson to Frank L. Stoner and P. F. Pampel and Geo Gaither to Chas E Poole. A Baltimore man offers to fund a $10,000 free library in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wineberg
Charles Wineberg
Fetty
John Walter
Hanover
Mr. Wineberg
Frederick
Mary EB. Hopkins
Bants
Rev. Owens
A.M.E. Church
Chas. H. Carroll
Luther Deacon
Gov. Tall
Philip Walker
Greenmount Cemetery
C.C. Carty
Chas. E. Simpson
Frank L. Stoner
P. F. Pampel
Geo. Gaither
Chas E Poole
Hagerstown
B. F. Newcomer
Baltimore
Shriner Milling Co Uses Diamond Brand Flour in Crackers
The Shriner Milling Co blends Superior Patent and Nancy's Choice flours with Diamond Hard Spring wheat flour. Diamond brand flour is favored by the celebrated cracker baker in Pittsburgh, with Marvin known for using it almost exclusively. Shriner Milling Co exclusive in Frederick, Md. TOD card, 16 will pay you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Pittsourg
Marvin
Dimond
Shriner Milling Co
Agfa
Frederick
Italians Vanish from Market Street Fruit Stand
A group of Italians running a fruit stand at Mr. Kolb’s store room on North Market Street vanished during the night. The four men two women and four children left, their household effects removed. Police believe they skipped town with a few minor items left behind. A second item reports William Kiperd a Boonsboro blacksmith found near the street with a critical temple wound, alleging Martz of South Mountain inflicted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Ap Ares
Middle Atlantic
North Pacific
South Dakota
Montans
South Atlantic
Middle
East Gulf States
Missouri Valley
Upper Lake Region
Lake Region
Bufsis
Ala
Goldsboro
N. C
Cordele
N. W
S. W
North Market Etreet
Fourth Street
Kolb
John Walter
Margot
Kalb Atsted
Tuoatey Srening
Kiperd
Boonsboro
Martz
South Mountain
Elperd
Bargain sale and travel promos hit Frederick in August 1895
Local notices advertise Smith's Temple of Fancy sale on Saturday August 17 1895 with bread knives at 18 cents. Allen G Quynn & Co offer farm sale near Dublin Frederick County. Also ads for U No tape worm medicine D No Corn Care and U No Worm Lozenges plus Niagara Falls tours via Pennsylvania Railroad with special trains and rates to Braddock Heights and Williams Grove picnic offers across multiple rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waroh
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Frederick
Cramangh
Dublin
Frederick County
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimoreburg
Willamsport
Watkins
Rochester
Buffsto
Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
Grangera
Wiliams’ Grove
Pennsylvania Ad Company
Bryn Mawr
East Liberty
Northern Central Railway
Lutherville
Canandal- 2
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division
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