Y News Fragment Highlights Historical Beheadings and Births
A scrambled clipping recalls notable executions and births, mentioning Ravenga te beheading by senlots orders and Sir Wiha Wallace's execution in Smithfeld London. It lists US figures born in 1733, naval hero Harara Perry born Newport, and diplomat F Tange, amid scattered references to Fort Sumter.
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Y News
Jinville Stlicho
Ro“hig
Tian Kenerals
Ravengate
Norerenga
Wiha Wallace
Smithfeld
London
Urs
Boxyr
Harara Perry Americat
Newport
Rob
Suis Dearne
Amercan
Ageous
Tange
Revoluturary
Cote Mein
Steat Poverti
Catee
Fort Sumter
Mertsegera
The Weekly News Highlights a Busy State Journal
The Weekly News presents itself as a twelve page daily with diverse departments and features. It touts telegraphic dispatches from around the world, original regular contributions by Mary Jane and The Market Scribe, and special departments in farming Live Stock and Good Roads. It promises illustrations, articles on Samoa’s vile drink, Long Life, and a rich mix of poems stories and brief pieces. This edition lists new advertisements for dress goods flour clothing and various services, alongside notices such as trustees sales and church events.
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The
Weeekly News
Mary Jane
Falmage
Samoa
Judie Chollet
Rennes & Kemp
G. A. Lindsay
Boller
Shriner Milling Co
Brg
Maliinix & Kemp
Ames E Walker & Co
Ohn Hendrickson
Rodock & Neldig
E N
Snickersyile Trustees
Levy and Robrback, Trust
Manlaby Xees
Wm. MW. Gaither
Carmel M. P. Church
Morigugee
C. C. Keedy
H. C. Keefer
Ell, Boblitz
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A blotched survey of small items notes a chicken described as having four legs hatched on Samuel Fetters’s West Pikeland farm, school starts counting days of vacation, five Hagerstown and Boonsboro youths reportedly feasted on thirty dozen cantaloupes on Sunday, Berkeley Springs jail’s unsanitary conditions prompt talk of moving prisoners to Martinsburg, a temperance demonstration committee plans a meeting after Purity Lodge tonight, and two men performed a monkey-end-a-band act on North Market Street this morning.
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Samuel Fetters
West Pikeland
Hagerstown and
Boonsboro
Berkeley S Prings
Faulkner
Martinsburg
A&a
Purity Lodge
Monkey End
Wess
North Market Street
Assault case Siete versus Higgins ends in guilty verdict
In the case Siete versus Higgins, charged with assault with intent to harm Elli Henrietts Brooks, a hearing before Justice Edward Hewes resulted in a guilty verdict and $100 bail set for Circuit Court action. Firemen prepare for Winchester race with practice on South Market Street opposite the D and D. institute. Caled Drill Association meets tonight with 1st Lieutenant Reynolda commanding in Captain Stokes's absence.
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Siete
Becbie Higgins
Elli Henrietts Brooks
Edward Hewes
Mr. Motter
United Renning
Winchester
South Market Street
D and D. Institute
Caled Drill Association
Stokes
Heutenant Reynolda
Atlantic City Visit Teems With Frederick Guests
Special correspondence from Romners Atlantic City New Jersey August 20 1894 recalls a bustling Rossmore Hotel season with Captain Bartsock’s cooking and Revolutionary War tales. Frederick County visitors Cherie Ramsburg and Joe Blank mingle with locals as boardwalk characters entertain, amuse, and reflect on youth, whisky, and seaside diversions along the promenade.
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Fale Corres
Dent
Atlantic City
Romners
N. J
Bartsock
Velsted
Joe Blank
THI News
General Washington
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Penn
Delaware
Jo. Blank
Raffnes
Frank Rhodes
Frederick
Charlie Wertheimer
Kentucky
Charlie
Brooklyn
Germany
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick and Nearby Cities
The column lists numerous social visits and travels among Baltimore Frederick and surrounding towns. Guests include Pheasant Biss Lille Jones in Baltimore with Miss Susie Hughes, Charles Wile heading to Cafesgo, Jesse Kauffman and wife returning from Lexington, Edna Grove visiting Hagerstown relatives, and Rev. Addison Ingle bound for China. Additional mentions cover visits to Leesburg Philadelphia Atlantic City Ocean Grove, and trips by Mary Notnagie Sophie Notnagie Ada Green and other residents, with departures to or from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
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Biss Lille Jones
Baltimore
Susie Hughes
Charles Wile
Frederick
Cafesgo
Jesse Kauffman
East Patrick Street
Lexington
Edna Grove
Hagerstown
Addison Ingle
China
Henry W. Rogers
Mir
J. Lynn Richardson
Chiid
Charleston
W. Va
Ann G. Ross
Court Square
Mary Hunt
Master Hunt Hendrickson
Virginia
Col D. Co. Winebrepner
Henry Williams
B. Clingan
Arthur Potts
Leesburg
P. H.C Birely
Elsie Birely
Lizzie Heinlein
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ocean Grove
Wlliam Brobsker
Dr. Eckard
Lancaster
Col. Stern
Morth Market Street
Katie Stahn
Sadie Berry
Nicholas Lochner
East Fifth Street
Richard Flemming
8Aen Island
Robert Reynolds
New York
J. W. Gesse and Son
Altoona
Howard Young
East Second Street
E. Derr Shriner
Thienda
Montgomery County
D. Lowenstein
Jerema
Milton Cratchley
Fire-resisting roof paint exhibition draws Elmira official
A Wednesday fire-resistance demonstration at Patrick and Court streets by T A Gould from Elmira Roofing Co showcased their paints. A four foot square model house coated with Elmira paints endured a 20 minute bonfire, while observers noted potential protection against ignition from sparks. Gould pledged a 50 gallon barrel of Ebonite Varnish for the Key monument committee.
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Patrick and
Court Streets
T. A. Gould
Elmira Roofing Company
Elmira
Gould
Elmira Roofing Co
Elmra Co
Alessia
P. L. Hargett & Co
Enmira Company
Hargest
Francis Scott Key
HYMENEAL GERR MOORE JULY 3 AT GREEN SPRING FURNACE
Two marriage notices: Alonzo Gehr of Brunswick wed Florence Moore of Green Spring Furnace at the bride’s home with Rev E H Jones officiating. Also Emory L Eyler wed Jaulta Davis at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Woodsboro with Rev 8 Pattec officiating.
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Gerr—Moore
Green Spring Furnace
E.H. Jones
Alonzo Gehr
Brunswick
Florence Moore
Eyler—Davi
Emory L. Eyler
Jaulta Davis
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Woodsboro
Pattec
Williams Candidate for Sixth District Nomination
Rockville dispatch notes no other Democratic candidate filed for Congress in Maryland sixth district. Ferdinand Williams of Cumberland is the sole candidate before the State Central Committee, with September 1 primaries expected to confirm his candidacy. Williams, regarded as a capable lawyer, would garner broad Democratic support if nominated.
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Rockville
Congress
Montgomery County
Crawford County
Democratic State Central Committee
Spencer Watkins
Ferdinand Willams
Cumberland
Willame
McLaie
William
Williams
Montgomery
Cumberland Bar
Court of Appeals of the State
Fourth Circuit
Richard H. Alvey
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Bir
Mr. McKaig
Monument Fund Benefit Evening For Key Statue
The Key Monument fund receives a boost as Mr R S J Dutrow donates his soda fountain for an all evening event after 6. The Edward Reynolds window display features a six foot miniature monument, ivy wreath and flag inscription. A concert and recitation by Miss Jennie Thomas are planned for the Uly Opera House next Monday. Elmira Roofing Company contributes fifty gallon barrels of roofing material via P L Gargett & Co to aid the fund.
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Key Monume
R. S.J. Dutrow
Key Monument Fund
Edward Reynolds
Francis Scott Rey
St Uity Opera House
YeakPea
Jennie Thomas
Aéill
Frederick
Dre
Donald McLean
Mary Shriver
Key Monument
John Ritchie
Elmira Roofing Company
Elmira
N. Y
Messrs. P.L. Gargett & Co
Monument Fond
Ten Nights in a Bar Room Presented by Local Union
The Young Men's Catholic Union will stage the domestic comedy Ten Nights in a Bar Room in October. Mr P. Smith will lead with Captain S J Beckley as a supporter. The production is a rich treat for friends, with Philanthropic Dramatic Society alumni contributing.
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Young Men's Catholic Union
P. Smith
S.J. Beckley
Philanthropic Dramatic Society
Excursionists Reach Camden Station on Bruns wick Lutherans Run
Nearly five hundred excursionists arrived at Camden Station Baltimore yesterday from Hagerstown Brunswick and intermediate points along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The trip was under the auspices of the Brunswick Lutheran Milton of Brunswick. After visiting Druid Hill Park Peabody Library Washington Monument and other city sights the party returned home on a special B and O train at night. Meanwhile Eugene Sponselier seeks trace of a hired team lost Monday. Calvin Haffer suffered a rib injury when unhooking a horse from a wagon last week leaving wounds and bruises. Syrup of Figs advertised for cleansing the system and curing constipation and related ailments.
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Camden Station
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick Lutheran Milton
Druid Oill Park
Peabody Library
Washington Monument
Big Ridge
Chernley Market News Hard at Market for Homekeeping
Early housekeepers flock to Chernley Market as supply tightens for preserves. Cucumbers steady at 50 and 35 cents per hundred, tomatoes 30 cents per bushel, butter and eggs scarce, fruit scarce with high prices. Grapes, cantaloupes, and pickling cucumbers available, while peaches and apples show tight supplies.
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Chernley
Hke
Republican County Convention Delegates Elected
Republican county convention met in this city to select delegates for the Sixth Congressional District Convention on September 5. Dr S T Haffner chaired. Peter Lugenbeel praised, Motter urged as candidate. Committee from districts chosen. convention adjourned to 2 PM. Also notes a temperance jubilee near New Market with speeches and music. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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Republesa
Carlin House
5. T. Haffner
Central Committee
Heffner
Charles F. Markell
Peter Lugenbeel
Messrs
E. L. Root
Mechanstown
L. V Crawford
Hauvers
Geo. C. Gardner
Middletown
Mr. Lugenbee
Buckeyatown
F. B Rice
Frederick
BM. A. Woodward
Geo W.remsburg
Creagerstown
John Hesson
Emmitsburg
Mejor Homer
Catoctin
Jno
W. Hoover
Arcana
J. D. C. Herring
Liberty
J. Benner
New Market
P. Wood
George W. Manahan
Woodsboro
Robert Barrick
Peteraville
L. H. Bowlus
Mt. Pleasant
E. H. Rootzabn
Mechanicatown
M. Damuth
Jefferson
C. R. Horine
Johneville
Chas. W. Strawnberger
Jackson
BM. Brandenburg
Woodville
H. B. Wilson
Linganore
Wm. Ecker
Lewistown
Chas
Snock
Tuscarora
Horace E. Staley
White Oak Woods
F. L Lewis
George Bacon
E. B. Dashier
G. F. Fabring
Othbera
G. W. Walker
Milas Mima Hobbs
Browningsville
Dee Browning
Baltimore
Misses Hood
Mt. Airy
Slx
Squire
D. Houck
Elegant Hose Sale and Tea Trade Notice
John Hiarozicsson advertises seamless elegant hose at 25 cents per four pairs and extra heavy bicycle hose at 250 per pair. Tea from Ceylon praised for purity and strength, one pound equals two thirds of top teas. Sale by W. Stade, North Market Street. Mill Owners Act prompts Little Tulare carora water shut down. mayor Eisenhauer urged water conservation and fountains closure until the matter is settled.
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Ceylon
Little Tulacarora
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Tyergar
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Dan Steiner
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Eugene Sponselier
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Point of Rocks
Calvin Haffer
D. G. Haffer
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Ceresville
E. A. Shriner Milling CO
Couninson
Hood
Ee Ree Conead
James Z. Coonav
Halimore
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Beasi
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John Hiarozicsson
F. V. Slaub
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Telephone
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W. T. Delepleine
J. RL. Hardesty
City Hotel
McCardell
Rosenfel
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Dre At
Railing Grocery CO
Fale
the Railing Grocery Co
Market St
James E. Walker & CO
Wee - Eee
Walker & Co
James
James Ticle
Ruduck
Nildig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sone
BR. L. Harley
R. K. Harley
Harley
South Market
Frederick, Ma
Apollo Heer
Comppany
Bay View Plowing Company
Evans & Sons Eatha
W. C. Eldridge
Eldridge
Fae
ECRU
West Pathick Steer, Frederick
B, H, Blackston
B. Hi. Buadstor
W. S. MILLER + & CO
Ws. Miller & CO
P. R. Pytters City Coal
Lybrens Valley
Borge's Creek
Shriner's
Miller
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JOB Printing Office
DOW
Lewert
Rua
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