Personal notes on Addison Collisower and visitors in Frederick
A column of names and brief movements: Addison Collisower, a Graceham clerk for Dolf Brothers, and numerous Hanover, Baltimore, and Frederick residents visiting relatives, attending the World's Fair, or traveling toAtlantic City, Chicago, and other spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Collisower
Graceham
Dolf Brothers
Clarke McKailip
Hanover
F. T. Rhodes
J. Stern
Sol Stern
Socks
J. Newman
Carrellton Springs
Carrel
Baltimore
F. W. E. Dorsey
Second Street
Ebert
Eva Nunamekker
Hegerstown
Frederick
Lela D. Smith
Messrs
Raymond Shriner
Harry Stratton
Washington
Charles F. Newnan
Cumberland
Bliss Lucy Ramsberg
Deer Park
Charlies Hooper
Washington, D.C
William Hooper
East South Street
Sadie Ssyler
Mechanicstown
Sadie Smith
Smithburg
Julia Osler
Sadie Shriner
Maggie Doty
Jefferson
Julius Lechner
Atlantic City
Jezeze Baile
Nannie Heintein
Thomas Yeable
Emmitsburg
E. R. Zechbaca
Rosie Thompson
Brunswick
Robert Thompson
Ealtimore
Benjamin Morning
Dita
Byrds
Goldsmith
Garrolion Springs
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Frederick county mail routes under study by Rep McKaig
Brief items report Representative McKaig visiting the Post Office Department to discuss adjusting several stage mail routes in Frederick county but no definite results were reached. Other notes mention Mount Carmel Sunday School picnic, scientific musings on air and wells, and local curiosities and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKaig
Frederick County
Mount Carmel
P.M. Biteshew’s Grove
Baltimore Pike
France
Tacgart Creek
James King Farm
G. A. Romen
Frederick
Hagerstown
Lyon Post
Fosamal
Nubia
Aero
Nev
Great Britain
Ben Lomond
England
Normandy
Anderson Polley
Joseph Freeze
Mechanicstown
Gumpsy
New York
Social World Party at Kel Mar
A social group rode the 1.20 train to Kel Mar and spent an evening on the Monococy banks with Miss Grace Stars of Baltimore visiting the city. Miss Adele Green of New York celebrated her fourth birthday at Mr. David Kolb’s East Third street residence with games, refreshments, and lantern-lit lawn festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel-Mar
Grace Stars
Baltimore
Adele Green
New York
David Kolb
East Third Street
Tuesday Market Shows Abundant Produce Yet High Prices
Market reports show abundant yesterday morning despite drought, with persistent high prices. Berries scarce and plums nearly gone while grapes sold at 10 cents a box. Cucumber supply plentiful at 50 cents per hundred. corn weak due to weather. cabbage beets onions strong. sweet potatoes abundant and dry. If moneyed, buyers can secure ample food at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Selections From Se Was Of The State News
A roundup of local items including Judge Roberts improving his health Howard county school bonds maturing this year will be paid Prohibitionists in Queen Anne county nominate ticket Miss Margaret McCoy injured in a carriage accidentWashington county adds two districts to the county drought hurts Kent farmers Texas fever hits cows in Cecil county Sisters from France at St Charles College dam at Albeton Cotton Mills Howard county teachers exams five applicants Allegany county judicial campaign heating up Dorchester delegates instructed for Ocean City convention Christian Brothers retreat at Rock Hill changes announced Snow Hill builders seek work temporary sheds under construction as debris cleared
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Howard County
Queen Anne County
Margaret MeCoy
Cecil County
Washington County
Kent County
Joseph Dean
Iron Hill
France
St. Charles College
Albeton
Ellicott City
Weather Lore Forecasts Dry Spell Tied to Virgin Mary Visit
A six week dry spell lingers after no rain on July 2, aligning with an old tradition that rain on that day predicts three months of wet weather, while a dry spell follows. July 9, Saint Swithin’s day, presages forty days of rain if it falls. since July 10 saw no rain, the forecast remains for dry weather until mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Runaway Horses Rear Wagon Near City Hotel
Yesterday evening about 6:20 two horses hitched to a wagon owned by Henson Windsor of Montgomery county were frightened by a City Hotel bus on South Market street. They struck a jagger wagon, overturning it and throwing occupants Messrs. Stephens and George Fout of Ballenger Creek. The jagger was badly damaged. four people were unhurt. Windsor was arrested and released on promise to pay damages. The incident stirred crowds as people returned from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henson Windsor
Montgomery County
City Hotel
South Market Street
Jagger
Stephens
George Fout
Ballenger Creek
Windsor
Lerch
Justice Eckstein
Funeral Rites for Lydia Bunton Held at Prescant Hill
The body of Lydia Bunton was brought from Baltimore by the 1043 train and given funeral services at Dankferd church on Prescant Hill near Moaravis. Rev. Senseny led the ceremony with several ministers assisting, followed by burial in the church’s grounds. Undertaker W T Lewis arranged the services. Laura Dorzey, colored, died Monday night of paralysis and was buried from the Catholic church on East Street with pallbearers Frank Onley, Anthony Webster, Chas Dorsey, Allen Hills. C C Carty was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Bunton
Baltimore
Metrovie
Orphans' Court Report on Estate of Slifer and Smith
A report of sales of personal property of estate of John G. M. Slifer, deceased, was filed. An inventory of current money of same estate was filed. The first and final account of Elizabeth Boost, administratrix of Emanuel T. Smith and of Esta O. Slifer, administratrix of John H. M. Slifer, deceased, were filed and distribution made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. M. Slifer
Elizabeth Boost
Emanuel T. Smith
Esta O. Slifer
John H. M. Sliter
OUR CANNING FACTORIES OPEN SEASON AT TWO PLANTS
The Murray Canning Factory started corn packing yesterday, one week after last year, with upgraded machinery and a growing operator force. The Frederick Packing Company shows heavy activity, packing up to 100000 cans daily as corn supply remains limited by dry weather. tomatoes and beans are expected to begin soon depending on rain. Modern methods reduced past delays, and workers including men women and children earn full wages during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mchurray Canning Factory
Sesson
Frederick Packing Company
Havier
Mir. Dixon
Dixon
Mr. Rice
The Work of Death Mrs Mussetter Died at Ninety One
Multiple death notices report the passing of Mrs Elec Mussetter aged 91 near Kemp ton township with a large funeral at Providence M P church conducted by Rev Norwood of Ridgeville. Interment followed in the church cemetery with L T Lewis in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussetter
Kemptons
Elec Mussetter
Providence M. P. Church
Nev
Wm. Norwood
Ridgeville
Psil
Brook Buxton
Buxton
Ely Hyatt
F. Engle
John Moleaworth
Thos. Griffith
L. T. Lewis
Katie May
Frank
Columbia Burdette
Bartholtow
Howard Chapel
Liteinger
Howard Circuit
M.P. Church
Ally Ingle
Raymond Fout
Jessie Molesworth
Edele Baker
William Lewis
Kemptown
Joshua D. Koogle
Middletown Valley
John D.C. Koogle
Washington City
Remedure
Middletown
LA Dea Buxton
Lydia Buxton
Sirs Wm. Flemming
Baltimore
Brethren’s
Monrovia
Senseney
Pall
Harmony Grove Summer Visit and Wayland Birthday Drill
Masters Patrick Tucker and Bennett of Washington DC summered at Mr GC T Picking's Harmony Grove. Lisiibhutséay celebrated Master Tucker Wayland's twelfth birthday with a party. Wayland youngsters attended and conducted an exhibition drill earning praise. Master Patrick Wayland leads a 40 boy company in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick, Tucker and Bennett Nd
Washington, D.C
GC. T. Picking
Harmony Grove
Lisiibhutséay
Tucker Wayland
Wayland
Patrick Wasyiland
Washington City
Fire on High Knob Dominates Weekend News
Firefighters battled on High Knob in Catoctin Mountain with a weeklong blaze near Bam burg under control Monday night. A new fire on Frederick side flared Sunday, scorching hundreds of acres of timber, and another near Hamburg sparked anew. Ashes spread to Middletown while a separate blaze was spotted near Baw Bottom. Edward Koontz appointed deputy collector of internal revenue for Frederick and Carroll counties, to take office September first. J A Wastler resigns as district collector. Koontz, a longtime resident and former election supervisor, is connected with the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High
Frederick
Hamburg
James Bier
Baw Bottom
Baur
Agatama
Middletown
Knouts
Edward Hoontz
Murray Vandiver
Internal Revenue
Frederick and
Carroll Counhies
J. A. Wastler
Llacambent
Notidudio Gant
Koontz
Totelligtaesa
Upton Carter Reported Return From the Dead
The colored man Upton Julio Carter, once believed dead, has reportedly reappeared in the western countryside. Locals describe him as having witchlike powers, claiming he could control animals and perform supposed miraculous feats. Fear and excitement spread as communities hesitate to meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Carter
Upton Julio Carter
Carter
Biser Responds to West Third Street Blast Inquiry
Mr Biser explains to the editor that no one objected to blasting the foundation for the new building on West Third Street. He notes only one person spoke after the injunction was laid and then left the city.
Weather and Crops in Maryland Past Week Report
The Maryland Weather Bureau notes ongoing drought across most counties with limited relief from scattered rain. Harford County saw 2.84 inches on Saturday August 12, significantly aiding crops, while Baltimore received only 0.5 inches. Early week was hot followed by cooler days, but drought remains damaging to corn, potatoes, tobacco, and gardens statewide. Buckeystown reports worsening corn and garden injuries amid heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Harford County
Baltimore
Shorea
Maryland
Harford County
Anne Arundel County
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Baces
Accident Averted Near Baltimore and Ohio Rail
A near miss on the Baltimore and Ohio line was narrowly avoided when repair workers Guia E Crouse George Lerch and George Hoffman halted their truck about thirty feet from an engine after slowing traffic at a curve near the Rameburg fertilizer factory. In other notes, bass caught on the Monocacy and carp weighed up to 13 pounds were reported by various locals. health officials vow strict vaccination enforcement for school entrants, with legal action for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Guia. E. Crouse
George Lerch
George Hoffman
Rameburg
Piscatorial
W. A. Roteris
W. A. Stull
Tuccarera
J. C. Cronfse
Wm. Stull
Harmony Grove
Biggs’ Ford
Arrests for Freight Car Burglary in Branswick
Frank Manning, Absries Shultz, and Wm. Kiley three juvenile suspects, all white except Kiley who is colored, were arrested in Branswick this morning for breaking open B&O Railroad freight cars. Magistrate Blessing committed them to jail for action by the grand jury, and they were brought to the city this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Manning
Absries Shultz
Wm. Kiley
Branswick
Magistrate & Y. Blessing
Saint John's Sunday School Picnic in Crenge Woods
The Sodastity led event today for Saint John's Sunday School with 150 scholars traveling in H. C. Zacharias excursion wagons to Crenige's woods for a community picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint John’s Sunday School
Sodastity
Crenige’s Woods
H. C. Zacharias
Plente Parry Enjoyed By City Ladies And Gentlemen
Aamsl party of ladies and gentlemen from this city spent a pleasant afternoon picnicking near Fairview yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plente Parry
Fairview
Disorderly conduct arrests reported in Saturday night incident
Officer Lerch arrested Weaver Pean and Nicholas Robinson both colored for disorderly conduct on Saturday night. Justice Eckstein fined both $295 each. Weather forecast notes potential rain with mentions of water spouts expected by Saturday authored by Goull and Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Pean
Nicholas Robinson
Lerch
Justice Eckstein
Goull
Hicks
Calfornia syrup of figs praised as wholesome laxative
A Pasadena era advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as pure and wholesome medicine. It claims the remedy pleases the palate and, by gently stimulating the kidneys and liver, cleanses the bowels and improves health and comfort for all who use it.
Sale of Gideon Lease farm nets good price at Centerville
Yesterday Harvey R. Lease sold the home farm of the late Gideon Lease at Centerville for 74 acres. J. M. Lease, administrator, sold to Mr. 7. C. Miller for 2950 dollars. Personal property also sold well and attendance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R
Centerville
County
J. M
Gideon Lease
7. C. Miller
Summer Dress Stairs Clearance in Dry Goods Department
In the dry goods department a clearance sale offers summer dresses and fabrics including lawns challies figs and stales with various items to be cleared out in the upcoming period.
Half Rate Excursions to The World's Fair by B and O
The Haltmore and Ohio Ral' read Co. offers round trip special excur sions from Baltimore and stations west to Chicago at one fare. Trains include first class coaches with observatories, a Tourist Agent, and porter. Tickets valid on special trains outward and return within ten days, with stops at meal stations and local trains allowed from way points.
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Haltmore
Ohio
Speial
Chicao
Atlantic City
Alantic City
Baltimore
Washington
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
Tomb of
Frederick Ia
W. T. Mullinix
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Ames E. Walker & Co
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West Second Street
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Court Honee Park
Board of Aldermen
Crry Hotel
F. D. Owings
E. J. Langford
H. C. Lufton
H. B. Gaizor
W.C. Simms
KR. Weisinger
H. E. Lupus
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W. Fcreelman
L. P. Barimufi
L. Gross
Meredith Bailey
Philadelphia
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F. A. Mowbay
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Biells Mosher
Hugh Mosher
Grort Horse
George H. J. Edmonston
the Couny
A.C. McCardell
Dr. Goldsborough
Wasiersville
Geo. M. Potts
Miller
Abe
Harry D Stone
Flv. Staub
Duscess
J. ©. Reicker
Washington, D. C
Fire Company No 4
James O. Connor
Franklinville Toll Gate
Sacor Doley
Jacob Boles
Lewistown
Boley
David Ane EH
John Newcomer
M. E
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Rodock & Neidig
Frodock & Niskig
Rodock
Neidig
AT. Rige & Sons
Aive & Sons
Bux
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D. Hangon Stauffer
Otto C Withide
Slot
Walkersville
Maryland Werther Baresu
Wm. A. Balzell
James E. Waleer & CO
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Mings
DRY Goods Department
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