Local Briefs Highlight Dull Shop and Construction News
The Ruland Canning plant handled about 15 000 crated oane of corn yesterday. Caspar Killian paints three new dwellings for French Wayne on Hast Sixth street. A new pavement line goes in before Victor Remedy Company building. Mrs Howard Kupsmaul of Monocacy Valley Packing struck by machinery causing injuries. Frederick Oley Hospital operating room work to start soon by EK Gittinger. William Mehlerling injured at Ox Fibre Brush Works while handling heavy bores. left hand damaged.
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Ruland Canning
Caspar Killian
French Wayne
Victor Remedy Comapasy
Hast Street
MecClellsn Pheons
Howard Kupsmaul
Monocacy Valley Packing Company
Frederick Oley Hospital
EK. M. Gittinger
Mer
William Mehlerling
Social World Notes Misses Eckenrode Entertain Guests
The Misses Eckenrode hosted a garden party at Motter's cottage on August 18 with guests from Baltimore Philadelphia and Mt. St. Marys. Music games and a Poohre raffle provided entertainment, with Annie Harrigan of Baltimore winning the top games and Chack Rokenrode the booby prize. A separate garden party at 321 East Patrick Street drew about 100 guests from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other cities. notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downing and Mrs. Harry Fabrory. The Sick report Mrs. Edward Renn remains convalescent and Typhoid fever patient Mrs. A G O McCardell has returned home from Frederick City Hospital. A City Hotel wagonette wheel breakdown on West Patrick Street injured no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Eckemrode
Eckenrode
Motter’s
Baltimore
Mrs. Baigia
Wiesss Fannie McGraw
Argie Harripan
Fanline Selle
Kathryn Carroll
Elizabeth
Elis Curley
Teresa Keel
M. Mulligan
Lorella McMann
Mary Oslery
Mise J. @ider
Martha Gerey
Agnes Eckenrode
Miles Annie Harrigan
Chack Rokenrede
Frank Bargett
Bbhia
East
Patrick Street
Palme
Gregionery
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Norfolk
Hotel Braddock
Hagerstown
Robert Downing
Harry P. Fabrroy
Margaret Olingale
Lora Friday
Kies Beeete Hargett
May Hagan
Grayeen Staley
Edward Renn
Patrick Streat
A. GO. McCardell
Frederick City Hospital
Turn It Into Cash Ad Prompt
A terse plea to turn unwanted items into cash by placing an advertisement in Tre Newe. The message encourages finding a buyer and earning cash through a simple classified approach. No specific item or date is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Newe
Franchises and Route Changes for Baltimore and Frederick Rail Line
Promoters seek renewal of the Baltimore and Frederick Railway franchise with a route change to avoid Market Street paving costs. The city would again require paving and a yearly car fee after ten years, while residents press for bond release and higher performance guarantees. Aldermen indicate conditions include timely payment of forfeitures and an additional bond if completion slips.
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Ktle
Market Street
Baltimore and Frederick
Market
Tita
Frederick
Newslines From Frostburg and County Events
News briefs report Brother George Wehner of Frostburg dead, Sheriff candidate Frank L Gewirt declines. Improvements at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church Cumberland. Warrants for Cumberland Gaslight Company officers over Will Creek pollution. John Ward Ilchester killed, Peter Kahn Ostonsville injured by a premature explosion at Kahn’s Savary near Catozville. Annapolis Republican Convention held. partial ticket nominating session continued to September 8. State Board of Education reinstates Hritz Gaul as instructor at State Normal School. Quick note on new musical comedies including Ner Bell Bay. Arthur Van leads a 25 member troupe at the Olly Goers House August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wehner
Frostuarg
Frank L Gewitr
Republicana
Montgomery
Peter and Paul
Cumberland
Cumberland Gaslight Company
Wills Creek
John Ward
Ilchester
Peter Kahn
Ostonsville
Pew
Thas
Auc
Cess Ag
Ner
Bell Bay
Bar Berber
Arthur van
Olly Goers House
Fire equipment board approves cost study for four companies
United Steam Fire Engines Company directors form a committee with independent and Junior firms to determine funds needed to operate ice companies, maintain four horses and drivers, and seek city aldermanic support. Mrs George Wilson recounts she stood aside from a planned telephone pole clearout at her home rather than blocking the dig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engines Company
Amocet
George Wilson
Kefauver Family Reunion At Braddock Heights
Feattey Trin Misses Eva Ginn and Sabine Beckley chaperoned a trolley party to Wagers town yesterday. They left the city at 1 p m and dined at the Hotel Hamilton before returning by 8 p m. The Kefauver family reunion is held this afternoon at Braddock Heights with a 2 p m program. Mr H Milton Kefauver is president and Mr LEF Kefauver is secretary.
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Feattey Trin
Eva Ginn
Sabine Beckley
Wagerstown
Hamilton
Kefauver
Keanton
Braddock Heights
H. Milton Kefauver
Sesacration
Lef. Kefauver
Middletown
Market Quotations At The Local Mart
Mr G Waring Tyson furnishes today s market quotas for commodities including corn at 82 80 per barrel shelled 6 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 76 cents steamer 660 per bushel rejected 602 per bushel damaged 650 per bushel oats 40 cents per bushel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson
Divorce filing for Chipley in Woodeboro area
George P. Chipley through attorney D Princeton Buskey applies for divorce from Emma Lippy Chipley. The couple reside near Woodeboro and seek court proceedings to dissolve their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Chipley
D. Princeton Buskey
Emma Lippy Chipley
Woodeboro
Meeting at Governor Warfield's Howard county home
TheStack Board of Education met yesterday by invitation of Governor Warfield at his Oskdale country place in Howard county. All members attended with honorary members Dr Ward and others. A bountiful dinner followed a productive gathering with audits and treasurer vouchers reviewed. The superintendent accredited two high schools in Frederick county. Next meeting set for October 11 in Annapolis. Governor Warfield plans to attend Middletown picnic and will travel via Frederick to Braddock Heights.
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Warfield
Board of Honestion
Oskdale
Howard County
Dr. Ward
State Normal School
Baltimore
Gr. Muardaugh
Ene Frossburg Normal
Osis
Washington College
Chestertown
Rennetta
Belviders
Brederick County
Bohoola
Annapalig
Warfiald
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Hotel Braddock
Middletown
Law’s Grip Sees 11gt Reagen Arrested in DC Transit
Lewis Freeman of Philadelphia was arrested in Washington on a warrant by ex county treasurer Alexander Ramsburg. He allegedly took $800 to $1,600 from customers by enlarging pictures and selling frames, then fled. Freeman will be brought here tonight by Sheriff Young. Benjamin Washington, a colored man, was held in $200 for grand jury action after an assault in Manor Woods. hearing before Justice Keller at Buckeye Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Freeman
Philadelphia
Washington
Alexander Ramsburg
Young
Freeman
Beld
Benjamin Washington
Darner
Joseph Hall
Manor Woods
Justice Keller
Buckeyetown
Will Case Settled in Circuit Court Probate Fight
Reabden Long husband of the late Margaret O Long agreed to pay caveators 4500 to settle disputes over her will in Walkersville. The 1904 probate left the entire estate to Long. caveators argued property rights and accuracy of the estate value. The case, tried previously with a hung jury, ends with dismissal of the caveat and settlement by payment. Frank L Stoner represented caveators and FP Frank Pampol represented the caveatants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orients Court
Reuben Long
Margaret O. Long
Walkereville
Long
J. Henry Long
Mary D Darrow
Elizabeth Beachrist
Frank L Stoner
Frank Pampol
Cares Tea
Unclear historical roster snippet with names and titles
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names with roles such as president and vice president, plus capital and surplus figures. Many unreadable or corrupted words. The readable items include J D Baker, G Baker, H D Barek, Zimmerman Samuel G Duvall, and others, likely from a historic corporate or organizational record.
Deaths in Baltimore Area Mention Ezra Young and Mrs Falk
Obituary notices report the death of Ezra Young a former government horse buyer born in Frederick county died at home in Baltimore aged about 45 with four children surviving. Also noted is the death of Mrs Ostharine E Falk at 70 after stomach cancer and lingering illness with services planned for Saturday at 1 PM.
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Ezra Young
Fern Young
Frederick County
Bod
Lafayette Avenue
Baltimore
Beery Young
Young
Virginia
Belthmore
Misa Sohina Bollar
The
Reformed Church
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Soos
Temperance
Morton O Yorrs
Ida Bachtell
Lillie Beottiemyer
Worfaville
Walter Gebre
London
Haglead
John , Falk
Ostharine E. Falk
John M Falk
Morth Market Street
Mr. Falk
Falk
Ruben
Germany
Harry Orum
William
Stanton
Daniel Shearer
Henry
Lawrence A
John W. Falk
Clty
Fine Fruit Presented by Braddock Grower
Mr George W Cramer of Braddock presented a small quantity of pears and peaches. The Bartiets pears and Stamp of the World peaches were described as delicious.
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George W. Cramer
Braddock
Funerals Report For Several Local Residents
The funeral of Andrew B Buyder occurred this morning with services at the house near Bastholow’s led by Rev W B Miller. Honorary pallbearers included Wen Wagner J N Ktoe Henry Barg ee Frank Jones Wm Jones Wm Hood Thomas Burges and a satire pall heard from Fredonia Council No 46 OUAM. Interment at Olivet cemetery. Also noted: funeral services for Charles Edwin Osle at his daughter's home Booth Market Street led by Rev Dr Marion J Eline with pallbearers John Ed Schell A B Hardington Edward Killian O Q Warable Frank Suman Augustus Fromke and burial at St Olivet cemetery. O A Carty was funeral director. Additional notices list the funeral of Mrs Aena Maria Nienater at St Johns Catholic Church with Revs F X Coleman and Albert Smith. pallbearers O Staley Donb Wm M Crimmine Charles B Staley J Daniel Crimmins Michael McCaffrey Edward J Elkins. burial at St Johns cemetery. Thomas F Rice funeral director. Also recorded: funeral of Emory L Stone yesterday at 2 pm at Mt Zion Lutheran Church with Rev W T S Metuger and Rev B A Hedges. pallbearers George Angleberger Louie H Easterday G F E Barres Charles Bine J Albers Castle Daniel W Castle. burial Mt Zion cemetery. Thomas FP Rice was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew B. Buyder
Bastholow’s
Rav. W. B. Miller
Wen. Wagner
J.N. Ktoe
Henry Bargee
Frank Jones
Wm. Jones
Wm. Hood
Thomas Burges
Pallhearsen
Fredonia Council
O.U.A.M
the Grove
John F.oland
R. E Anderson
O. A Anderson
Frank V. Faete
Wm. H. Hildebrand
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
L. T. Lewie
Charles Edwin Osle
Walter Waller
Booth Market Street
St. John's Catholic Obaroh
Father F X. Coleman
Father Albert Smith
O. Staley Donb
Wm. M. Crimmine
Charles B. Staley
J. Daniel Crimmins
Michael McCaffrey
Edward J. Elkins
S J. John
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Thomas FP. Rice
Bargain Glassware and Housewares Sale Listing
A local bargain sale lists glassware and kitchen items with prices then notes Frederick Oley Hospital Guild meeting August 26 and carnival planning. Also ads for sewing machines rent and local fish markets with featured items and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley Hos
Lidie’s Ratice
Dr. L. A. Burok
A. G Qaynn & Co
Pobito Bale
F. L
Harvest services and new superintendent named
News brief reports sermons at German Baptist Church and St Pauls in Utica with August 27 harvest service led by Rev Hench. Zion Reformed in Charlesville has 2:15 pm service. Frederick County Agricultural Society names Samuel V. Doll as superintendent of privileges replacing Lowie Olingan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Church
Eider Hutchison
St. Paul's Church
Utica
Zion Reformed Charab
Charlesville
Samual V. Doll
The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Lowie
Olingan
John Hendrickson's Market Umbrella Sale Declares Deep Discounts
Historical ad item notes that John Hendrickson promotes silk fabrics, embroidered belts, lawn textiles, autumn plannelets, and a large sale on umbrellas. It highlights prices for ladies silk umbrellas, men’s warp cravenette versions, and assorted fabrics, urging readers to visit for steep markdowns. The text references multiple product lines and bargain emphasis in a period-appropriate catalog tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoley
Local Exposition Ads and Excursions Note Warm Season Buys
Local item lists gas ranges from five to eleven dollars with terms available and promotional fares for rail excursions. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertises low rates to Denver and Niagara Falls, with specific travel dates, return limits, and stopovers. Also promotes new fabrics, bed sheets, roasted coffees, and Perfection Blue Flame stoves from Cecil and Gorman, plus household goods and prompt delivery.
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the Daily News
Alfonse Woo
EL Bartholome
Aumiral de Colgrd
Jonn Duke
Waderdale
Iiinb
Ter
Charles
Tso
Letitia Racnelini
Mmither
Napoleon Bonaparte
Wallan
Walter Peeips
United States
Berlin
Vienna
New York City
Theodore Hook
Bartholomew Fale
Unnalia
Tuo Yourrisse
Charibord
Bourpon
France
Tuileries
Gloucester
Mass
Charles II Smith
Dievh
Wasnisarom
Maryland
Shacrvera
Lewis E. Summece
Jefferson
City Hotel
West Patrick Street
Besant & Knott
B. GF
News OF the
State Board of Education
Oakdale
Hritz Gaul
Muate
State Normal
Sohosi
Sre
Sant
Louls OC. Fouts
Atlantic City
Archibald Fisher Bay
Niagara Falls
O. Rushberman
David Kolb
Lewis M. Haller
Nellie Ruse
Misa Ramsburg
Lewistown
Virgie Wolfe
Roy Wolfe
Annie Renu
John Bauckey
George Roderick
Charles Lease
Hanover
Henry Birely
Asbury Park
Misa Mary E. Roelkey
Roberta B. Rosskey
Tanneytown
Victor L. Beand
Blanche Staub
Knat Becond
Misa Jones Clark
John L. Michael
Charles F. Steck
Stok
Strasberg
Clifford Keyesr
Hageretown
Quelens, Lynn
Helen Outshall
Woadebora
Wm Otts Tyler
Mary Berger
Elizabeth M Kren
West South Street
Walter Bader
Misa Pearl Bader
East Church Street
Ming Made Reon
L Keefer
West South Streat
Thomas Zimmerman
Ate Zimmerman
Carroll's Manor
David 8. Klee
Oumore Mill Farm
Walkersville
Ldla B. Bader
Salsimore
Mra
Bader
Margaret Long
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens
Nat Hank
Frederick MO
J.D. Baker
Wil, G. Baker
H. D. Barek
Zimmerman
Samuel G Duvall
Crebler Art Cashier
Dover Due
McBurkry
D. E Krracyer
Gro. We
Balts
Baren
JuveyJxo
C. Morven
D.H Bsnaert
Jons
Ranescka
Batier
Baker
Uaster Bakes
Theath
Allen G. Guysx & Co
Frederick Oley Hospital Guild
Mre
Iscor Ronnise
Lidle's
L. A Baorck
Angaat
Dr. Tyson
Pabile
Vernon Dorsey
Sores Land
New London
Frank L .Toxer
le So
Patrick
Sterling's
News OF the Churches
John Hendrickson
Oualy
Rchool
Tate Aeagon
Newng & Miller
Kidig & Miller's
August
Beidig & Miller
Freequick Gas & Hic. Co
South Market Bt
Rockville Fair
Baltimore and Ohio
R. R
Bames
Antil
A. R. National
Denver
Col
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Anle
B&o R. BR
Eppod
Capital
Monumental City
Baltimore & Ohio
Janevp
Camden Staton
Ilddo
Potnte
Mt. Airy
Fremong
Lehigh Valley
Niagara
Toronto
Rochester
Thona
Islanda
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Geneva
Watkins
Susquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
George
Robote & Cr
Ama Big Stores Bargain Bulletin
George B. Rodock
pHam AS
P.rick
North Market Street
Basp Fourth Street
E. Peterman
West Frenklin Street
J. L. Kepauver
Gov. Church
Frederick, MD
Pb. Refauver
Dentis
Church Street
Artonpar
A. J
Barry
J. Hichelberger
N. W. Cor
Hoth
Cecil & Gorman
Wwe
Meere Cards
Debigne
the News Job Printing Department
F. B. Sappington
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