Severe storm causes damage and flooding across towns
A powerful multi area storm lashed the region with heavy rain hail and lightning. Reports describe downed poles, shattered windows, ruined plaster, and electrical outages across Jefferson Yellowing and Buckeyatown. Livestock were struck, fences toppled, and a lamp was knocked from a table. rainfall measured about 14 inches between 6 and 6. The Western Maryland Motorcycle Club plans a day trip through Hagerstown Harper's Ferry and Frederick with a pair of riders familiar with the routes.
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Maryland
Baltimore Motorcycle Club
Ho Boys
Lauvale Street
Fulton Avenue
Hagerstown
Harper’s Ferry
Frederick Wil
B W. Rayner Straus
Howard French
Mr. Straus
French
The Weekly News Tar Weexit Special Issue Notice
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with broad Frederick city and county circulation. Advertising copy for new or changed ads is due by Wednesday at 5 PM and 12 PM respectively.
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Frederick City
Freight car derails at Hygeia Ice factory scene
A freight car of the Northern Central Railway derailed at the Hygeia Ice factory this morning. A separate note mentions a property issue involving Mr. Join J. Frasier and Mr. Martin C. Kemp on Boutt Market Street. A boy, Master Albert Seeger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Seeger, cut his foot badly on glass while near East Patrick Street. James A. Smith, at M. J. Grove & Co.'s lime kiln, was bruised when a car door struck his legs while unloading coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central Railroad
Hygeia
Join J. Frasier
Bouttarket Street
Martin C. Kemp
Albert Seeger
Philip Seeger
East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
James A. Smith
M. J. Grove & Co
Ime
Deaths in Sharpsburg and Sacramento Notices
A death in Sharpsburg Washington County reports Jacob Lakin died Sunday at 11 on heart trouble after four months illness. He was a butcher by trade and sole survivor of his family with funeral set for the Sharpsburg cemetery tomorrow. Also notice Mrs Louise of Sacramento aged 62 died after months of heart and kidney trouble formerly Lindsey. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Clark died aged two months and funeral held at Gon had church.
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Jacob Lakin
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Lakin
Frederick County
Memorial Lutheran Church
Fisher
Roanoke
James Seaman
Hagerstown
Les
Mise Mattie
Sharpsburg Cemetery
TRB
Louise
de Louise
Tak Park
Sacramento
Ifornia
Kang
Lindsey
Cemiy
Playing it Safe This Week
Unclear OCR fragment notes events today and Wednesday at Montes with mentions of Tow, tye bor, and Kes. Details are unreadable. not enough solid entities or facts to confirm a specific event or location.
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Montes
Fishermen Stranded After Storm Near Monotacy River
A trio of anglers Fisherman Hardage Messra Louis Eichol Garrett DeGrange and Smith set out to Fist Rock near the Monotacy by yesterday. Stormy weather loosened their horse and canoe overturning. They improvised a shelter from the overturned canoe and kept station near their camp until rescue or calmer conditions allowed return.
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Hardage Messra
Louis Eichol W
Garrett, DeGrange
Ome Smith
Fist Rock
Monotacy
Big City
Williams Grove Picnic Reduced Railroad Excursion Rates
For the Grangers Picnic at Williams Grove Pennsylvania, August 24 to 28, the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets from stations in Pennsylvania and from Baltimore to Williams Grove. Frederick had intermediate stations on the Northern Central Railway, August 18 to 28, inclusive, good to return until September 1, at reduced rates.
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Grangera
Williams Grove
Peresylvania Railroad
Pennsyfania
Baltimore
Birmira
Frederick
Northern Central Railway
Hymeneal of Amith and Coowmer at Ladlesburg
On Sunday evening, August 16, Charles Beifsay and M. Gromer, both of mk pas, were married by Joo K ton at his residence near Ladlesburg. The event notes a total of twenty four canned foods.
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Amith—Coowmer
Charles 0. Beifsay
M. Gromer
X ‘ Mk Pas
Joo, K, Ton
Rewidenab
Ladlesburg
Prodenick
Navy
Erie
Pleasant Paragra About Those who Game had Go
A jumble of social notices lists many people visiting or staying in the city. Names include Frank Y. Graub in Washington, Miss Wella of Snow Hill, James H. Burris and family, Frederick Jeniner of Baltimore, and Dr Jomo W. Downey in town. Also present are Mrs. Marion Dyer and Miss Ruth Dyer in York Pennsylvania, and Miss Elizabeth Rodock of North Market Street visiting Baltimore.
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Frank Y. Graub
Washington
Duwnees
Wella
Snow Hill
James H. Burris
Atlantic City
Frederick Jeniner
Baltimore
Peret
Wash
Aaa
Jomo W. Downey
New Market
Fedetk
Beas
Mise Mamie Stickel
Williamsport
Alice May Conley
East Church
Abell
Peetic
Cfiasey
Watts
Waslington
D. C
Katie Yinger
Misa Ruth Dyer
York
Misa Tora Dyer
Ourth Street
Marion Dyer
Edward NM. Dyer
John C. Palmer
Philadelphia
Istown
Emma Harris
East Churchtreet
Rey
Charlca F. Steck
Airy
Larklasy
Frank Suman
South Market Street
Elizabeth Rodock
North Market Street
Albert Seeger
Chicago
Peter Beeger
East Patrick Street
I[elen and
Louise Frey
Edith Miller
Charles B.T. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Hagerstown
Minges Mary and
Lizzie Collins
Lettie
Last Second Street
Adelie Hamim
Benton Knodie
M. Wim, Whaley
Charles Wralsy
South Street
Haw
Zadock Dove
Lewistown
Hayes Molter
Waynesboro
Melissa Myera
Clara Matka
Wooster
Ohio
Patrick Street
William Fi. Beallana
West Third Street
Libertytown
Whiten A. Mild
Dramaville
Eva Jarvie
Jacob Wilks
Stred
Lewin Yieger
Non
Roy
H. J. Krise
F. Moberly
East Fourth Street
Edwin Moberly
Johns B. Columbus
Eee F
O” Raflmay’-Gom
Porf Company
Walter 8. Levy
and Brook 2Fenstein
Clarke Place
Fred Ed ‘Homan
West Arlington
Bie A. Schroeder
South Market Bay
Rand
Gerson Rosen
Dar Byler
Cate
Geom Piert
Patrick Ntreet
Frederick
Nore Watessin
Ted
Parsonage Purchase Discussed by Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed congregation authorized a parsonage purchase at a Brentabury price for the pastor and his family. The tract belongs to Mr Albert Maynard at 28 East Third Street near the church, a three story brick house on a 16 by 200 foot lot. Various local residents are noted visiting or returning home, including Rev A J Gill and Grafton W Va visitors.
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Grace Reformed
Albert Maynard
East Third
Mas
Mt Airy Farmers Picnic and Fair Victory Tournament
The sixth annual Mt Airy farmers fair and tournament will be at Wildwood Park on August 21 and 22. Professors Symons Norton and Patterson will speak on fruit tree pests, weeds and fertilizer. prizes include five dollars for mule riding and horse show premiums. The event features coronation addresses by Charles Clemson and a gala program with a Russell brothers troupe and various committees. Governor Grothore and ex-Governor Warfeld expected to attend.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Wildwood Park
T. B. Symons
B. Norton
H. J. Patterson
Maryland Agricultural College
R.hart
Westminster Bar
Charles C. Clemaon
Weattabster
Ruesell Brothers
Grothore
Warfeld
Hhe
Eprepaer
A. W. Hall
Albert Ainard
Howard Hopkins
D. &. Btone
Jastin Wood
James Hardy
Marsball Devilbins
Capt
Ignativa Dorsey
Frank Engle
T. E. Bromwell
G. A. Runkles
Hotn
Robert Seltman
J. H. Kain
T. E. Davis
John At. de Lashmutt
A. T. Cronk
Marcus D. L. Puckett
Winter D. Jonet
Ren. John
Te E. Begaman
William “Stinson
Harevey Davis
Rush Stone
3. F
Marcellus Etchie
A.A. Peddicond
Grand Trusbal
Galeb Hobbs
Carl Hom
Gustavus Riggw
Nathanny Heene
Roland Dorsey
Frank i
Albert Dorsey
R. C. Fout
J. Danner
Jasaips al Wm
Warheld
M Mineh
Bi Hood
J. Vas
Uec
Charles Albaugh
Wade H. D. Warfield
Abraham Fisher
Marshall Warfield
David Roop
Sidney Sappington
Incomplete Historical Ballot Names Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Wm Q Baker and Samuel G Zimmerman with titles DAEER BOD Preadent Vice Preadent and Onatiler Ast Cashier, indicating a damaged 19th or early 20th century ballot or roll.
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Baker
WM. Q
Daeer
Bod
Bama
WM. G
Zimmerman Samuel G
Duvall
Runaway Horse Hurtles Through Streets Cause Damage
Netdig and Miller report a bay horse hitched to a nine dog cart bolted yesterday. It dragged an umbrella, spooked by wind, and dashed east to Fifth Street then to the railroad, turned north to Eighth Street, past Market, and out to Mr. W. i. Seldlye where it was finally caught. The bay’s harness and shafting were damaged. Also noted are local illness updates: Miss Della Crénise remains bedridden with illness, Mrs. James P. Foraythe recovering at home, and Master Harry Hopwood was sent to City Hospital with typhoid fever.
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Marka
Cole
Fifth Street
Eighth Atrect
Misa Della Crénise
West
James
P. Foraythe
North Market
Streat
Harry Hopwood
Market Co
Tek City Hospital
Local News Digest from State Topics and Accidents
Mr Joseph Woodrow probably fatally injured by a bull near Rising Run. A Wilmington Conference commission will investigate the Shipman Carew scandal. Dominican convent sellers in Irvington. Shellfish Commission to survey Calvert county bay shore by mid September. Charles A Du Bola former Annapolis mayor in precarious condition at country home of Mr and Mrs Perry Kushner. Smith Gift arrested on charges related to assault and threat at Byron's tannery in Williamsport. Miss Lotte Murtay found unconscious in a Cumberland hotel room after morphine exposure. condition precarious.
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Joseph Woodrow
Wilmington
Shipman-Carew
Irvington
Shellfish Commission
Calvert County
Charles A. du Bola
Annapolis
Perry Kushner
Smith Gift
Byron
Williamsport
Nave
Futlag
Oliver
Lotte Murtay
Sterling Hotel
Cumberland, Yeatorday
Earge Wolfe
Johnny Jones to Dazzle City Opera Tonight
The local theatre returns with Johnny Jones presented by New City Opera in a production praised for its realistic scenery lighting and wardrobe. The show features songs and familiar melodies promising strong appeal for New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia audiences.
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Ne Jones
New City Opera Howe
City
Tee Sinny Jones
Prine
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelplage
Tee Johnny Jones
Gers
Johnny Jon iv
Athens
Cor Entre
Changes in July drawn in Liberty and Linganore districts
Judge John C. Ee presided this morning as Adams and Etzler were drawn in Liberty district replacing Jacob L. King and Koonts in Linganore district with Rulon Flickinger.
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John C. Ee
Y Adams
Etzler
Jacob L. King
Liberty
Rulon Flickinger
George G. Koonts
Linganore
Big Contest at Villa Park Tonight Dance Night
Villa Park hosts a large contest Wednesday evening with a couple to be honored for achieving the tenth dance. The program includes a special orchestra and regular dances continuing into the night. Last trains depart park at 11 pm with excursions planned for Monday and other evenings.
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Villa Park
Muittre
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Braddock Kiiclphie Central Hiational Bank
Lowenak
Vin & Wertheimer
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Jefferson Turnpike
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East South Street
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Woodsboro
Rose Hill
Arthur Patin
Enat
Uiis City
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Frederick Iuter
Carelleree
Henry Trail
Lightnig
Andrew Annan
Emmitsburg
My. John H. Baker
Buckeyatown
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Elizabeth M. Kreb
Weat South Street
Thomas Hooper and
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Harry Cooper
East Church Street
Frank I. Gephart
Trenton Times
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Farmers’ Picnic
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Thomas Prior
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