The Frederick Fair Opens Its 34th Annual Exhibition
The Frederick County Agricultural Society’s thirty fourth annual fair runs October 8 to 12 in Frederick city. Managers have expanded the premium list and improved grounds, with racing highlighted as a feature. Officials promise larger exhibits across machinery, household goods, vehicles, crafts, cattle, horses, poultry and fancy work, inviting broad participation.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick City
GOOD TEMPLARS Lodge Elects Officers in Montgomery County
The District Lodge No 1 of Good Templars held its annual meeting at Browningeville with Bethesda Lodge attending. District Chief Templar G W Selby presided. reports showed a gain of 40 members in the juvenile department and healthy lodge finances. Memorial for Mrs Roberta Burdette noted. several addresses given. Clagettsville won regalias for boosting membership. Election results featured P F Brian as D C and T J Lawson as D C with other officers listed. Next meeting set for Clarksburg the third Saturday in November.
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Ecriot Lodge
Roberta Burdette
Templar
Lewis
John J Bilelield
J. B. Lawson
J. F. Boyer
Clagettsville
P. F. Brian
Lawson
D. C
Fannie Grimes
Dells Walker
Wise Burdette
D. T
Charles D. Duvall
D.M
Wm. BR. Windsor
Devall
Biss
S. L. Farrall
Clarksburg
Man in Hagers Town Ends Life After Threats
Saturday Jacob B Aller, 24, of Hagerstown, cut his throat with a razor, bleeding heavily, and collapsed. He believed excessive smoking caused mental illness and feared arrest for harming his wife, who fled to her uncle Policeman John Saylor. He left a note to his mother claiming imminent suicide. Doctors sewed the wounds. he begged for a final kiss from his wife and warned he would try again. His physician had previously lost hope of recovery after severe smoking-related illness.
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Jacob B. Aller
Hagerstown
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John Saylor
Miller
J. E. Pitznogle
C. R. Scheller
News of the Churches and church events
The Evan Lutheran Y P S C E met last evening at 7. The Y P S C E executive committee will meet Wednesday after Endeavor to discuss county convention plans and committee reports. Renovation of All Saints Episcopal church progresses toward a September 2 reopening with renewed interior. Trinity M E Epworth League, led by Revs Best Hawk and others, explored The Sower with paintings by Marion Dyer. Next Sunday’s topic will be announced and illustrated in colors.
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All
Safnta Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Trinity M. E
Revs. Best
Hawk
Messra Burger
Rice
Ramsburg
Marion Dyer
Sonusay
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick County Listings
Real Fetats Transfers and multiple conveyances recorded including Macy A K Copeland and husband to County Commissioners for a parcel in Frederick County. Sarah L Bingham and husband to George H Groff for parcels. Emory E Dayhoff and wife to Chea B Poole renting one acre. Dayhoff to some for 4 acres. Geo W Dean and wife to Chas H Webster for 124 acres and 1 rood 29 perches. Rest Estate and Improvement Co to James A Westall for real estate to Brunswick. EH City Stuffer and wife to Christian Eyler for 89 acres 1 rood 35 perches. Geo W Peters to Susan A Hood for 3 acres 2 roods 3 perches.
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Macy A. K. Copeland
Husbard
Frederick County
Sarah L. Bingham
George H. Groff
Emory E. Dayhoff
Chea B Poole
Emory L. Dayhoff
Geo. W. Dean
Chas. H. Webster
The
Rest Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
James A. Westall
Brunswick
City
Early Moonshiners Discovery in Western Pennsylvania
Washington's March hundred years ago unearthed a buried underground still site on a farm by Licking Creek. J A Stewart found a 20 by 16 foot foundation with a stone hearth and chimney beneath four feet of soil. Locals over 70 recall no prior structure at the spot. The plant likely operated over a century ago during the whiskey rebellion, linked to authorities who suppressed it. The October centennial of the rebellion will mark the event with Washington and officials marching to Fort Bedford.
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Pennsylvania
Licking Creek
J. A. Stewart
Maryland
Virginia
New Jersey
Chambersburg Pike
Fort Bedford
Deaths and funeral notices from California and Maryland
The notice reports Fannie Gromsen of California formerly Fannie Worthington of Frederick County Maryland died August 13 1894 in Sutter County California aged unknown. Henry Gromsen is her husband. WM L Dudderar of near Frederick died last night at 1030 from an enduring epileptic condition aged 32 with funeral at St Josephs Catholic Church Manor at 11 tomorrow and burial nearby. Also Capt John W Doll of Bolivar near Harper s Ferry died suddenly from heart failure age about 42, former B and O conductor and hotel proprietor, funeral in Baltimore at Loudoun Park Cemetery.
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Nicoleua
Sutter County
California
Fannie Gromsen
Fannie Worthington
Frederick County
Henry Gromsen
WM. L. Dudderar
Wh. L. Dudderar
Frederick
Dudderar
Dole
Fos News
John W. Doll
Bollyar
Harper's Ferry
Doll
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Winchester
Connor
Doll House
Bolivar
Daniel
Mary C. Doll
Loudoun Park Cemetery
Baltimore
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Perfect Laxative Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and relieves colds headaches and fevers without weakening organs. It claims broad medical approval and notes it is sold in 5% cent bottles by druggists and manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co with its name on every bottle.
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California Fig Syrup ‘Co
Stranger Steals Team From Local Livery Stable
Early yesterday morning a stranger rented a horse and buggy at Eugene Sponseller's livery on South Market Street and drove toward Stein's residence near Frederick to buy butter and milk. By evening the man had not returned. a search found no trace of the team. Sponseller notified Baltimore and learned a horse and buggy matching the description had been taken up in the street. The man is described as about 35, neatly dressed, and traveling alone.
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Chas. Gittliger
Aden
Elmer Johnson
Stein
Sponseller
Baltimore
Mayor Fleming Getting Up In the World
Mayor John E. Fleming visiting relatives in New York sent a torn memoranda leaf to THE News. The fragment notes August 24 with a weathered entry and a time stamp, mentioning Joss E. Fiemne as mayor.
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John E. Fieming
New York
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Joss E. Fiemme
Robbery at Krider's Reformed Church Stole Sunday School Funds
Thieves broke into Krider's Reformed Church near Westminster during the weekend and took about $21 from Sunday school coin banks. The pennies were left behind, several banks left intact, and no clue to the culprits. Nearby, an eastern list of names appears in the report.
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Krider
Miss Marsden's Siberian leper project closed
A St Petersburg committee rules Miss Kate Marsden must abandon her Siberian leper relief mission near Yakutsk. The group cites charges against her and marks the scheme as over, noting only 66 lepers in Siberia and more lepers in London.
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Kate Marsden
Siberia
Yakutsk
St. Petersburg
London
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Hotel Arrivals List From Several Cities
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted: Orry Horst T O'Brien F Owlegs N Walsh G ONeil J Price New York J Duval G H Jackson E Oliver 3 Bats J Renneberg Norris J Fisher T Caulfield L Miller D Houck E Car3on M Sonzeborn J Johnson C Gas J Hoffman Baltimore W Thatcher Mass G A Flickinger Taneytown E Weant Westminster Nell Holmes Boston E E Dayhoi Mt Airy Miss 3 V Miliex Hyattstown R H BicCall Mrs Jos Cotter Msitle Cotter Joseph Cotter Philadelphia Jas T Custer Washington Jos P Smith Alexandria Jac T Vinson CG B Jones Rockville county 21 Caxirs Horst J McIntyre Bef falo ED Bachelier J E Geary J B Wade 86 Wagner J C Cunningham Kalamazoo W A Gunner Mt Ephraim Mont Co H C Sisgle Philadelphia county 28 Grorr House W Spollen Colum bis C B Bowers Harrishore Chas Cross Pittsburg E C Cook Baltimore county 23
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F. Owlegs
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G. O'Neil
J. Price
New York
J. Duval
G. H. Jackson
E. Oliver
3. Bats
J. Renneberg
Norris
J. Fisher
T. Caulfield
L. Miller
D. Houck
E. Car 3On
M. Sonzeborn
J. Johnson
C. Gas
Philadelphia
Grorr
W. Spollen
Columbis
C. B. Bowers
Harrishore
Chas. Cross
Pittsburg
E.C. Cook
Baltimore
Circuit Court Hears Minor Cases in Frederick County
The Circuit Court for Frederick County held a session today on the appeal docket with Judges McSherry and Lynch presiding. Alopz3 Ely has been appointed to the position of court baths replacing the late Francis C Tehan. The Sick. Miss Louise Potts is able to go out again. Parsons Miller is confined to the house with typhoid fever. Red Albert McCardell remains confined, his ted. Bay you saw it in the News.
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Frederick County
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Lynch
Alopz3
Ely
Court Baths
Francis C. Tehan
Louise Potts
Mr. Parsons Miller
Red Albert McCardell
Ted
Letters From The People Correcting a Local Habit
Readers urged Frederick youths to stop loafing on street corners. The letter complains of public embarrassment and suggests replacing corner posts, urging self respect and community welfare.
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