Lynch talk fuels hurried removal of Dorsey to avoid mob
Authorities, alarmed by reports of plans to lynch Dorsey after a failed assault attempt on Mrs Webster Stephens near Frederick, spirited him to Baltimore. Sheriff Grimes moved him by train and handcuffed to the sheriff, fearing an imminent mob attack amid recent Coatesville tensions.
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Piet
Dorsey
Frederick
Marian Hares
Webster Stephens
Baltimore
Grimes
Dent
Phir
Ashe
Lola
Sherif Chester
John Fe
Tilrow
Persey
Frederick Junction
Sheriff Grimes
Thallimore
Utade
Outing to Lake View Enjoyed by Local Party
A lively Lake View outing occurred yesterday at Bake View with Arce members and numerous guests. The party featured swimming, boat rides, tilting games, and a substantial dinner menu before returning to Frederick’s resort for entertainment, with many participants enjoying a scenic view from the coal mound and piers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arce
Frederick
Entertained at 500 The Misses Cavity Host Jagh Night
The lawn of their East Patrick home was lit with Japanese lanterns and benches as Miss Jomi Rest and Mr Rotind KO Jones of Washington were guests. A program was followed by a late repast and prizes awarded to Miss Velen Prey and Miss Charlotte Matter. Attendees included numerous local residents and Washington guests.
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East Patrick Sired
Jomi Rest
Rotind KO Jones
Washingston
Phas
Charlotte Matter
Harry B. Carty
Meo
Mer St. Hedges
Joanna Eo Rest
Andres Mtoneuve
Louise Frey
Mides Frey
Washington
Cyndith Miler
Miriam Wilson
Virginia Carts
Rachel Matter
Margaret Hiedelberger
Marianna Doll
Irene Upworth
Rath
May Carty
Moesars
George B. Delaplainr
Theres ‘Yeigier
No Wilson Schley
Willian Benett
Prank Dall
William Schacter
Scholl Tersperger
Carrel Kendrickson
Holand Janes
George Rodock
John Edward Schell
Roy
Emancipation Day Parade at Fay Grounds Draws Colored Crowd
A large turnout of colored residents joined today's Emancipation celebration. marching from West All Saints street led by Flint In Bard and Dorsey's Dram Corps, to the Fair Grounds. The event featured speeches by local figures, sports displays, and a concert by the Tantha Orchestra tonight.
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Fair Grounds
Fay Grounds
Romle County
West All Saints Street
Flint
Bard
Dorsey
Dram Corps
Groumls Wester Diesel
Tingromats
Rey Jaugies Po
Tibwig
Rey Mo Matsell
Elock
Hewigmatters
Tantha
Stranger to Mrs Rooney Mentioned in Quiet Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue notes a stranger addressing Mrs Rooney and a floor above remark about Mrs Hogan. The terse exchange includes comments on children and a crude insult, with unclear surrounding context or setting.
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Rooney
Hogan
Bank Audit Ratified By Court For Brunswick Bank
A court ratified a bank audit of A RL Spitzer and People's Banc, Brunswick, allowing full payment to claimants who held drafts. The receiver is preparing to issue 14 cents on the dollar to depositors, with over 800 checks to be issued once finalized. Additional payments will follow as assets are realized.
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RL Spitzer
People’s Banc
Circuit Court
Qiniifer
Wiek
John
Sewnan
Millard i
Migobe
AJR Spiver
People's Bank
Bronewick
Newnan
Brunswick Hank
Frank Panipel
Saulatcam
Toore
Jagt
Brunswick
The History and Hiographical Record of Frederick County
The History and Hiographical Record of Frederick County by L Titsworth & Company is being delivered to subscribers today in two volumes. Volume one covers the county history, volume two biographies of prominent citizens, living or dead, with 175 engravings in the first and about 200 in the second. The work, bound in half leather with gilt edges, includes 1200 to 1500 sets of painting and two more cartons due. The authors ensured accuracy through preprint corrections from data providers. T J C Williams wrote the history section with help from Folger McKinsey, known as The Bentztown Bard. The volume is out of print and cannot be duplicated without resetting all type. The book is a valued, high quality record of Frederick county life and notable figures.
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Frederick County
L. Titsworth & Company
Mittoer
T. J. C. Williams
Washington County
Mec
Williams
Baltimore Sun
Folger McKinsey
Verge
the Bentztown Bard
News
Social wheels and melons mark village gatherings
A fruit filled night at Mi Atry near Mi Atry hosted Min and Mrs. Herbert Runkles with many guests including Mrs. Andrew Snider and the Hilton family. A watermelon party on Center Street drew about thirty attendees with games and refreshments. Sheriff William E. Slairh celebrated his forty ninth anniversary and seeks Republican nomination while Mrs. Susan Adams quietly marked her birthday with greetings from friends.
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Min
Herbert Runkles
Mi Atry
Andrew Snider
Amnie Snider
Pauline Hopking
George Walfe
Hia Hilton
Vida Hilton
Marie Wood
Viennie Hopking
Pearl Phomas
Bessie Murphy
Royal Hilton
Norman Hilton
George Khotfenburg
Alices K
Mel
Kate Perry
Center Street
Coarar
Cooot
Effie Smith
Mary Danner
Busey
Vegas
William EO Slairh
Grimes
Susan Adams
West Serand Street
Oman
Testimony Taken In Will Overthrow Suit
The testimony of Frank Mac Aleor was yesterday taken in the suit to overthrow the will of Mrs. Clara McSherry, widow of the late Judge McSherry. An attempt to block the testimony was overruled by the court. The piece ends with an advertising quip from The News.
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Frank MacAleor
Clara McSherry
Judge McSherry
Labor Shortage Hinders City Paving Work Progress
The city faces labor shortages as 77 workers were brought in for paving but many drop out after first pay. Superintendent Giberson reports Irish and Negro laborers among gangs from Atlantic City and WilkesBarre. Contractors cite holiday and weather delays with September 1 completion target at risk amid widespread city improvements.
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Cuborsen
Lin
Freder
Frederick
Quiet wedding at St John s rectory celebrates Wickless Turner
Rose Wickless daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Wickless of Shookstown wed Charles Turner of Knoxville in a quiet ceremony at St John s rectory performed by Rev Fr We Ti iKnne. Attendants were Mary Wickless and Chas Wick. The bride wore white and carried Bride roses. They left for a wedding trip and will reside at Rionville after returning.
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St. John's Rectory
Rose Wickless
Anthony Wickless
Shookstown
Charles Turner
Knoxville
Mary Wiehless
Chas
Wisk
Ines
Rionville
Taft Approves Statehood Bill For Arizona New Mexico
Special dispatch reports Senator Smith says Taft has approved conference bill granting statehood to Arizona and New Mexico. Taft convenes cabinet in a special meeting to discuss his message vetoing the wool bill and plans veto messages on the free list and the cotton bill.
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Washington, D. C
Smith
Taft
Arizona
New Mexico
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes from Baltimore to Chicago New York and Washington record many residents visiting relatives and returning home. David Lowenstein travels to Baltimore on interness while William O Kolb returns from Chicago. Vera Brill visits New York. Mrs Wachter visits family in the city. Ruth Dison travels to Washington. Louise Phebus and La Rae Herr move between Baltimore Westminster. Campers from Washington head to Tuscarora. many others holidaying in Carlisle Philadelphia Atlantic City and beyond.
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David Lowenstein
Baltimore
Political Cards for Msederick County Candidate Jones
A candidate announces seeking the office of sheriff in Msederick County subject to voter ratification in the Democratic primary. Jones pledges to abide by majority decisions and seeks Republican support for the coming primaries.
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Sherut
Msederick County
Janes A. Jones
Fenders
Coun
Sheet
Milton Beeparuver Seeks Republican Nomination for Orplangs Court
Milton Beeparuver announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for judge of the Orplangs Court in Frederick County. He states support from across the county and urges voters to participate in the upcoming primary.
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Orplangs’ Court
Hrederick County
Milton Beepauver
Frederick County Republican and Democratic candidate notices
State s attorney and sheriff nomination notices from Frederick County, Maryland. William H. Hinxs and William H. Smith announce Republican bids for state s attorney and sheriff respectively, seeking primary support. Chast Fagan of Frederick District requests Democratic nomination support for sheriff in the upcoming primary.
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Frederick County
William H. Hinxs
Sheri
Chast
Fagan
Frederick
Troops Rush to London as Conference Seizes Attention
Special dispatch reports troops entraining for a strike center amid national tension over a conference between railroad officials and workers. Warships ordered to Liverpool to safeguard shipping as England awaits the outcome.
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London
All England
Liverpool
Too Much Gaiety for Togo in Sudden Illness
Special dispatch from Boston reports Togo was seized by acute indigestion and related engagements causing a sudden collapse. The incident occurred in August 1725, with details limited to the dispatch.
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Togo
Boston
Habeas Corpus Proceedings In Three Negro Burners Case
Special Paxpateh to The News from Coatesville Pennsylvania dated August 17 reports habeas corpus proceedings began to free three men arrested as negro burners. The notice outlines the action and the dates but provides few details on defendants or charges.
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Coatesville
Atwood Leaves Toledo for Sandusky and Cleveland
In Toledo on August 17 at 2 30 P M Atwood departs by train for Sandusky then Cleveland The News notes that small advertisements can yield great results and invites readers to buy sell rent or hire via its ads with low cost.
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Toledo
Atwood
Sandusky
Cleveland
Deafness Cure Claim From Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertisement claims deafness comes from inflammation of the Eustachian tube due to catarrh and promises £100 for any deafness cases cured by its Catarrh Cure. It urges sending for free circulars and notes product sales by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. The piece also mentions Call's Family Pills for constipation and a local subscription appeal.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Call
Remsberg Seeks Republican Support for Frederick Delegates
Emory C Remsberg of Buckeystown District announces candidacy for five seats in the House of Delegates from Frederick County. He respectfully solicits Republican voters across the county for consideration and support in the next primary election.
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Frederick County
Emory
Crum
House of Delegates
Emory C. Remsberg
Buckeystown
County Attorney Candidate Support Request
A political notice asks Frederick County voters to support the Office of State's Attorney candidate in the upcoming primary. It expresses respect for George R. Dennis Jr. and solicits his backing in the election.
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Sfrederick County
Throughgus
Frederick County
George R. Dennis
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