Weekly News offers varied reading in antique paper
The issue features Bret Harte tale Young Hobin Grey, Biaries of Heroes on Bayard, Death Ride of the Dhians, and wholesome poems plus farm sections. Local ads note cattle traders, Harpers Whiskey, builders notices, and listings for Wm Morrison and Milton Zimmerman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
People’s
Bret Harte
Hobin Grey
R. Geo. Kilmer
Chevalier Bayard
Port Erie
Zacharias & Burke
Harpers Whiskey
Chas
Diffendall & Co
Wm. Morrison
Prest
Ana
W. D. Bellenenseenen
Milton Burke
Milton Zimmerman
M. Bhawhaker
Impromptu Dance at Milburn Cottage Thurmont
Social scene reports an impromptu dance at Milburn Cottage the home of Mr John Jones in Thurmont. Grounds and porch lit with Chinese lanterns and interior decor described as gayety with guests including Mr and Mrs J P Mathiss Dr and Mrs Kessayer Mr and Mrs Clarence Hartcock and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn Cottege
John Jones
Thurmont
Gayety
Lerna
J.P. Mathiss
Kessayer
Clarence Hartcock
Comogys
Gable
Missen Osler
Bob Itz
Miller
Ceatle
Loy
Stockwell
Hamett
Waesche
Cacow
Lapsiey
Hobbs
Kerr
Grimes
Valentine
McClellan
Garrett
Jones
Keyes
Bart
Loz
Birely
Aaden
Weeache
Root
Groff
Reese
Mid-Week Market Report Highlights Fresh Produce
Thursday morning market featured abundant peaches cantaloupes and tomatoes suitable for canning. Buyers and sellers debated market hours with butchers favoring early hours and customers preferring later times. Coro and opie crops were abundant and cheap, tomatoes ripe for canning despite cool weather delaying ripening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie
Outrageous assaults shock Frederick county community
A white woman in Catoctin and a girl near Emmitsburg report attempted assaults by Black men and a traveling umbrella mender. Details describe a brutal attack on Miss Jessie Jeans, the pursuit by posses, and a $50 ransom for the fugitive Charles Wilson. A separate case in Emmitsburg charges George Cardno with indecent assault on eight year old girl, with the father protecting the home and the tramp jailed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jossis Jeans
Catoctin
Kent
Ty Frederick
Charles Wison
Jessie Jeane
Catocun
Rocks
Sisie
Edward &. Eichelberger
Seamon
Eichelberger
Miag Jean
Jeans
Jas, Musase
Mss
Jeane
Wilton Fasght Melatto
Emmiteburg
Sheri Ashbaugh
Emmitsburg
Frederick
George Carduo
Kentucky
Edward Florence
Emmitaburg
Cardno
Emmi
Gran
Friday and Saturday rededicate town fire department anniversary
The town prepares for its thirteenth anniversary as the fire department readies to celebrate. Weather hopeful for better rain. Chrysanthemum season begins with cutting tips for winter blooms as Berkeley Springs plans three new top mountain hotels west of town. Prohibition party holds state committee meeting in Baltimore with Frederick rep F B Sappington. Congressman's September 5 Morgan's Grove talk set. water levels in Potomac near Williamsport and along the C and O Canal are very low with exposed riverbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibet
Berkeley Springs
Virginia
Potomac River
Williameport
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Prohibition Party
Baltimore
F.B. Sappington
Frederick
Charles B. Rouss
New York
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Winchester
George L. Wellington
Maryland
Fhursday
Morgan’s Grove
Potomac
Williamsport
Cumberland
Adventure of Bowserd and rescue on the farm
Mrs Verney driving to Baltimore City helps rescue a wagon scene on her farm. A would be assailant is ordered to restore cattle and retreat after a lash from a whip. The encounter ends with the assailant pledging not to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowserd
Baltimore City
Verney
Ber
Abe
Aldermen Approve Bills and Hear Petitions at Monthly Meeting
The Board of Aldermen held a regular session with all members present. They approved several bills including Jonathan Bloor 145.76 and James Robinson Manufacturing 9303, referred others for committee review, discussed electric light near Asbury M E church, and requested 500 feet of hose for United Fire Company. A concert permit request from Quinn M E church was tabled for hall and buildings committee, market hours were updated to 7 am to 10 pm seasonally, and various street, water, and health officer matters were acted upon or referred. The market hours ordinance passed with a split vote, and new health officers were appointed. The meeting adjourned after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Jonathan Bloor
James Robinson Manufacturing Company
Geo. W. Stengle
Northern District
Christine M. Lerch
LM. Stone
Standard Carbon Company
A. G. Quynn, & Company
Asbury M. E. Church
Lloyd T. McGill, Jr
United Fire Company
Committee On
Quinn M. E. Church
City Opera House
Diffendal
Ebert
Messare
Mast South Street
East Church Street
Telegraph
T. A. Buezing
Committee On Water Works
Meests
Columbus Kemp
Frank Lakin
Messrs
Miller
H. M. Gittinger
A. T. Rice
Milton A. Woodward
Tyson
Rice
Yee
Biser
Gredip
Madison Avenue
Picnic for Catholic Sunday school juniors in Harmony Grove
The Catholic Sunday school junior department held an all day picnic in Crontse’s woods at Harmony Grove. Many children arrived by bus and train, watched by Father Gaffney and Brother Wheelan, and enjoyed a dancing platform and music. Various activities and plenty of food followed with wheels and outings by city cyclists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Sunday School
Crontse’s Woods
Harmony Grove
Gaffney
Wheelan
George
Hodock
Ciiy
Canal labor claims quarried in Allegany county tale
Mr Little quits canal labor claims in Allegany county while the Order of the Golden Chain runs an excursion from Baltimore to Annapolis and a meeting is held. Editor McCardell of the Williamsport Leader backs Lowndes for Governor as St Marys democrats concede on their ticket. A water tank burst at Ocean City injuring two boys slightly. President Nicholson says Chesapeake and Ohio Canal business is large and expenses are paid with a bearplain break.
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Little
Allegany County
Order of the Golden Chain
Baltimore
Annapolis
McCardell
W Lismsport
Democrat
Lowndes
Govenor
St. Mary's County
Havs
Ocean City
George L.nicholson
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Busy August Keeps Housekeepers Busy with Canning
In August housekeepers, gardeners, and markets bustle as the season yields plentiful fruit and vegetables. Notes on canning tomatoes, drying corn, pickling cucumbers, and making preserves abound, with hints for safe canning and storage. Whittier’s orchard imagery frames a year of plenty, though prices and labor remain concerns for town and field workers. The piece previews peaches, pears, grapes, and crab apples to come, and reflects on seasonal abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Whittier
Temperance Picnic At Frederick Fair Grounds Draws Thousands
Frederick county temperance picnic and demonstration draws large crowds at the fair grounds. Visitors from nearby towns attend including Baltimore area guests who march to the grounds. The day features a choir, Yellow Springs band, and performances by Lem J. Smith and Frank Godel with a gold medal elocution contest underway by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Frederick County
Temperance Cause
Frederick
F. B. Sappington
Wm. P. Morsell
D. 8. Rice
G. W. Tyson
F. Sum
G. W. Walker
Browningsville
Yellow Springs
Muate
Lem J. Smith
Frank G. Qdell
Dust on Frederick roads prompts warnings of dust and rain
Dust heavy on North Marks Street road near Frederick yesterday reduced visibility as fast driving avoided danger. Farmers report dry earth and hope for rain soon to aid crops. Wheelmen returned from a long evening ride with dust streaked clothing and city officials express concern over road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marks Street
Prederick
Osfe
Case notes in Freveries and Baltimore line damages
The Clagett vs Freveries case over a winter slip on Frederick County pavement ends with an appeal dismissed after judgment for twenty five dollars. The old railing at the corner has been removed since. Also Breest Homerage v Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeks 150 dollars for a ride claim, verdict given but set aside for new trial. John C. Motter and Row counsel for parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse C. Clagett
Freveries
Edward Howes
Circuit Court
Tate
Clagett
Frederick County, National Bank
Justice Howes
Breest
John C. Motter
Homer
Row
Two Young Ladies Speak on U No Remedies
A local mention notes a testimonial by Mies Jeanis B Blades praising U No Herb Ointment for burns. It also announces a B and O R R excursion ticket sale to Louisville at one cent per mile, valid Sept 7 to Oct 6 with return stopovers and Washington and Harper's Ferry routes noted. last day Aug 15 to buy U No Remedies at advertised prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Jeanis B. Blades
Sie
Louisville
Ohio River
Eas
Connectbeg
Washington
Harper's Ferry
Fragmentary notice from The News on crackers and brands
A damaged OCR fragment mentions ACPERLATIVE PATENT and Nancy's Chores blended with Dram Hart Spring, referencing an old wheat, a celebrated cracker poker of Pittsburg, and Marvin's crackers. Names like Biour, shriner Milling Co., Brederick appear as partial entity fragments in a chaotic list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Pittsburg
Marvin
Biour
Shriner Milling Co
Agta
Exsuamire
Brederick
Jpop & Card
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