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Weekly News advertisement notice for upcoming issue
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue named Lady Thursday with the largest circulation in Frederick city and county. Advertising copy is due by 6 m Wednesday for new ads and by 6 m for changes.
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Frederick City
Colored Sunday Ethoola Hold Convention at Quinn A M Church
The colored Sunday ethoola of the county will convene in Quinn A M church in Ehia city tomorrow. Repaint work on residences of Mesere Oalet Lewis and Solomon Stern on East Patrick Street is by Raphael Kennedy and a crew. Osmden Ramsburg’s automobile stalled on North Market near Third Street last night around 9 and was not fixed until about 2 this morning.
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Thie County
Quinn A. M. Church
Ehia City
Mesere
Lewis
Eolomon Stern
Patrick Street
Hiiphael Kennedy
Osmden Ramsburg
North Market Street
Third Street
Democratic Barbecue Plans Show City Bands Secured
Democratic barbecue at Braddock Heights on Saturday will feature Frederick Select and Brenner’s bands from the city and a Washington county band. The central committee meets at 1:30 pm with luncheon at 1 o’clock and a ladies’ luncheon option for baskets.
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Ger. L. Victor Laughman
Braddock Heights
Wrederick
Brenner
Washington County
Accused of Cruelty Mother Placed Under Arrest
Lizzie Webb of Carroll Street was arrested by Deputy Cherlif Carcer on a warrant for cruel mistreatment of her two year old child. A witness saw Webb beating the child on the front steps. neighbors say such abuse was frequent. Officials discussed placing the child in Leete Orphan Asylum but the institution requires age three. A hearing was set for the afternoon to decide custody and care.
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Lizzie Webb
Carroll Street
Cherlif Carcer
Webb
Leete Orphan Asylans
Justica John Wood
Young
Willard
Pereco
Drawing Names For Jury At September Court Term
Judges McSherry and Motter drawn grand and petit jurors for the September term from Buckeystown Middletown Oregerstown Emmitsburg Urbana Liberty New Market Hanover Woodsbers Peteraville Pleasant Jefferson Machanextown Jackson Johnsville Woodville Linganore Lewistown Tuscarors Burkettaville Brunswick Walkersville and other areas. Court convenes Monday September 4. Local health notes list several patients at Emergency Hospital with typhoid fever asthma and an abscess improving or returning home.
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McSherry and Motter
Buckeyatown
Charles H. Webster
Charles Rokdiack
Frederick—George A. Paisley
Jeese Lipscomb
Adam W. Hiedelberger
Wm. Jones
Daniel T. Ordeman
John E. Orone
Frank Suman
Delvinb. Oronise
Howard Kasemee
Middletown
John ©. Coblentz
George D. Berr
Oreageretown
Jeaiah D. Wood
Emmitsburg
Asbury M. Pues
Oatootin
Henry 8. Stottlemyer
Urbana
Philomew M. Burrow
W. H. Harmon
Liberty
Corneling Riorden
John . Shook
New Market
Richard D. Murdock
Jesus D. Boyer
Hanvere Calvin M. Stem
Woodsbers
James R. Quick
Keverdy J. Winebrenner
Peteraville
Henry Hoffman
J. Ms. Pleasant
Calvin O. Zimmerman
Jefferson
A. D B. Doty
W. Clinton Adams
Machanlextown
Daniel Eckenbrode
Frederick Wilhide
Jackson
John E H. Horiie
Dawson F. Flook
Johnsville
Josiah Engler
Henry F. Booge
Woodville
Edward E .Condon
Linganore
Luther E. Horne
Lewietown
Walter
Wiles
Wm. F. Gaugh
Tuscators
Charles
Mart
Burkettaville
Grove R. House
Obas
W. Ahalt
Ballenger
Olephas H Zinmerman
Braddock
Jacob D. Gibbons
Brunewick
Lewis
Harman
Obas M. Warner
In the Law's Grip Fined for Fighting
George Diggs Richard Brown and John Hill all colored were arrested last night by Officer Herwig charged with fighting They were taken before Justice John Wood who dismissed Hill and fined Diggs and Brown 2 50 each The fines were paid.
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George Diggs
Richard Brown
John Hill
Herwig
John Wood
Hill
Diggs
Brown
Funeral service for J Edward Rica at Mt Olivet Cemetery
The funeral for J Edward Rica will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at his home 40 North Market Street with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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J. Edward Rica
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Lightning Strikes Burktttaytile Episcopal Steeple
A Sunday afternoon lightning bolt struck the Episcopal chapel steeple in Burktttaytile County. It damaged the roof and eaves, causing an estimated loss of 25 to 40 dollars.
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Roscoe O. White
Auto-Protective Association
New Jersey
New York
Cqnera
White
Vincent Sebold
Burktttaytile
Personal visits fill Frederick with guest list rush
Purely personal notes list Rev J B R Lewis of Mt. Pleasant, Dr Joseph Thomas of Adamstown, Rev C W Stinespring of Baltimore, and many others visiting Frederick from Boston to Washington. Locals, relatives, and friends extend stays, host guests, and accompany departures across Maryland towns.
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J. BR. Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick
Joseph Thomas
Adamstown
New Market
C. W. Stinespring
Baltimore
J. Travers Thomas
East Third Street
Boston
Mass
Lewis D. Gatch
Richard Potts
Court Square
Conrad Clever
Hagerstown
New York
Lewis Reech
George Yost
Rre
Wm. Orease
Milton Miller
East Church Street
Helen Cautshall
South Market Atreat
Woodstown
Aaron R. Andera
Wakefield Valley
Carrall County
Bernard 5
Thomas
Misa Helen Haines
Liartytown
Haweratown
Troxell
Rice & Haller
Atlantic City
Kemp Osshorn
Third Street
New London
Thomas Gitt
Pootesville
Agnes Cromwett
Bucksystown
Anna Heraperger
Poolesvilla
Wm. Hoereperger
Mise Etts Mathias
Leutherman
Lewistown
Fred. Riegles
Washington
Wm. 'K. Kolb
Fannie Dern
George & Rodock & Co
Walkersville
Thia County
City curb work delays frustrate Hammond brick bid
A carload of curb brick ordered for Ellicotts City yesterday failed to arrive as of noon today. Coryell Contractions manager Coryell discussed the delay with Hammond Brick Co. but found no solution. Mayor Smith and aldermen say no decision yet on paving and brick supplier.
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BH. Coryell
Coryell Gonatractions
T. Brett
Hammond Brick Co
Brett
Coryell
Delage
Joseph McCadden
Ellicots City
Coblentz
Fairmont
W. Va
Hammond Company
Joseph P. Mack
Philadelphia
John M. Mack
Mud Contractor
Lar Gee
Porter Company
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Leatherman Family Returns From Vacation to Lemoyne Pa
Ferry West Virginia residents Rev O G Leatherman and Mrs Leatherman resume duties at the Lutheran parsonage Lemoyne after a vacation with relatives in Lewistown and Walkersville. Master Matthew Haslbeck of Baltimore returns home with his grandfather Mr John Summers and aunt Miss Glars Summers following a summer visit.
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Jennia Bourds
Quantico
Wm. Lesee
Walkersville
Edward Remebarg
Brookland
D. C
Adametown
Frederick
W. F. Comper
East Patrick Priest
J McLaughlin
Charlestown
W. Va
Misa Nettie Brueger
York, Pa
Gertie Croase
North Market Street
Mise Mary Beevane
Washington
Robert Freley
Patrick Street
Charlies Leoch
Knoxville
Laura £. Cook
South Market Street
Wise Sadie Moyer
Perkasie
Camp Warfield
Halair
Flrst Regiment
McClellan Shoak
Mazie and
Fantine
E. Kuhn
Misa Blanch Mohler
Levi Mohler
Mt. Ephraim
Misees Ela Plumenberg
Frances Shriver
Baltimore
A M. Landauer
East Church Street
J.J. Ashenhorst
Florence
F. J. Schroeder
Hast Rateiok Ateeet
Bellalore
Kia
William Fisher
Washington, D.C
Geo. T. Kohtenberg
Adamstown
John Smith
Braddock
Mary Zinnell
Baltmore
Hiram Heefer
East Patrick Street
Fannie Haller
Frank Keefer
Hageratowne
Margaret McLaughlin
W. F. Compher
McLaughlin
Allegany County
Virginia
Wm. Keefer
Jacobus
New Jersey
Bephla Keefer
Samuel Cecil
Feagaville
H Walter Cook
Leabella
Elotee
Inez
Charles Cook
Altoons
Megara
Joseph F. Beacht
T.T. Anderson
District of Columbia
Usrper
Ferry
O. G. Leatherman
Perente
Lewistown
Lemoyne
Matthew Haslbeck
John Summers
West Church
Ian
Glars Summers
Conela
Htéle
Attacked by Bulldogs A boy injured near Locust alley
Master Herbert Hoke aged about 10 years son of Harry Hoke of Hoet Fourth street was attacked by two bulldogs owned by Manis Bur rach of East Fifth street. The boy delivered ice, tried to run, but was bitten and bruised on the arm. Residents intervened to prevent more harm. Hoke offered not to prosecute if the dogs were killed. Also notes a quarterly conference at Unionville Maryland with services and a plenary session at Oak Orchard M E Church. Final settlement of Crystal Plate Co merger with Hygel a Toe Co completed with stock purchase and deed transfer valued at 14500 dollars.
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Herbert Hoke
Harry Hoke
Burcase
Burrasa
Hoke
Deo
Crystal Plate Loe Company
Hygela Loa Company
Crystal Plate Ina Co
Hygela Toe Co
Harvest Home Services At Utica Reformed Parsonage
The sonial harvest home services will be held in Zion Its formed Church Charlesville next Sunday August 20 at 8 30 a m In Utica Pauls Utica on Sunday 27 at 10 a m and Pleasant Hill Church on Sunday September 3 at 10 a m Also notes the Monocacy Valley canning factory starting today and Colt Dixon plant operating expected to finish blast by midweek.
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Utica
M. Hanob
Zion
Charlesville
Gs. Paul's
Pleasant Hill
Monocacy Valley
Colt & Dixon Company
August Trade Sale and Local Notices in Frederick
Local notices describe a August trade sale with umbrellas on sturdy frames and dark boxwood handles, plus vaudeville at Braddock Heights Auditorium for Emergency Hospital benefit. Advertisements urge gas ranges, sewing machines, and groceries, with excursions to Niagara Falls and other regional ads, all from Frederick area merchants.
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Auditorium
Braddock Heights
Vauderville
Homore
Beady
Patrick Street
Besant & Koote's
Albert Pearre's
Warlngiale Cottage
State House labor dispute settles. Baltimore blast injures child
Annappello workmen’s dispute ended amicably while a gasoline explosion at 220 Harrison Baltimore gravely injured Tda Bowner seven. Her mother attempted suicide. Prohibitionists nominate ticket oppose suffrage and Hamann bill. Militia ration surplus split between Salvation Army and Fresh Air Society. Montgomery Republicans back Joseph T Moore for State Senate and resist negro disenfranchisement. Prince George’s Democrats endorse suffrage and Warfield but delay local ticket. St Mary’s Democrats nominate J Frank Smith for Senator and favor negro disenfranchising amendment and Hamcock Oyster bill.
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Annapello
Tda Bowner
Harrison Street
Baltimore
Anne
Haman Oster
Bolatr
Salvation Army
Fresh Air Society
Belair
Montgomery
Joseph T. Moore
State Senate
Prince George's Democrate
Warfield
St. Mary’s
J. Frank Smith
Hamac Oyater
Funeral meeting notices for J Edward Rice
Members of the O U A and Fredonia Council No 4 are asked to attend a funeral service for Brother J Edward Rice at No 16 hall on Wednesday August 16. Special meeting tonight to act on his death. Also housekeeping and local ads for laundry services refreshments and canned goods.
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O.U. A
Fredonia Council No. 4
Order of the O. U. A M
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