In a Bad Way Brashears Wounded in Hunting Accident Near Woodville
Joshua Brashears lies in critical condition after a misfired shot by William Davis while hunting squirrels near Woodville. The two men were separated. Davis mistook Brashears who was concealed by bushes for a squirrel and fired. Davis expressed remorse and tried to relieve Brashears' suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Brashears
Wm. Davis
Woodville
Brashear
Itter
Squirrel
Fred
The Work of Death Found Dead at White Oak Springs
Mary Ellen Kesfer aged 57 was found dead in her brother's residence at White Oak Springs on Wednesday morning. Heart trouble is believed to have caused a fatal attack during the night, and she was interred at Hews Church burying ground near Eschelburz with F Echroeder as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Kesfer
White Oake Springs
Cea
Hews Church
Eschelburz
F. Echroeder
Reefer B. Young Rites Held at Araby Chapel
The funeral of Reefer B. Young occurred yesterday at two o'clock in Araby. Services were conducted by Rev. C. W. Stine. Pallbearers included Alfie J. Fegeshe Edgar G. Nall Aaron E. Staley George I. Schaeffer Harry Myers and Lewis E. Harmen. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons served as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reefer B. X Yoang
Araby
Araby Chapel
C. W. Stineepting
Alfie J. Fegeshe
Edgar G. Nall
Aaron EL. Staley
George Ib. Schaeiier
Harry Myers
Lewis E. Harmen
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Sick list notices in Brunswick county
The Sick. Mrs A. Carlin is on the sick list. Mr John L Jordst, clerk of the circuit court, is at home in Brunswick sick. Mr George Mulborn, sick for seven weeks, remains ill at his home on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin
John L. Jordst
Brunswick
Thia County
Elck
George Mulborn
North Market Street
Fear of Conviction After Securing Charlee ay MeOgy
A Jefferson correspondent to the Myersville Guide reports fear that despite effort and expense to secure the negro Charlee ay MeOgy, authorities may fail to convict him. The note reflects doubt about a successful prosecution and public concern over legal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Myersville
Charlee
Boss Wellington Beaten At Ocean City Convention
The Baltimore area reports the Republican State Convention in Ocean City where Senator George L. Wellington was decisively defeated for party leadership. Frederick county backed Dr. Tuck, while the plan to replace Wellington with a new head failed amid tense exchanges and a call to adjourn to Baltimore. Captain E F Clay Neill is noted as a longtime party figure observed by delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick County
Ocean City
George L. Wellington
Frederick Wands
Atlantic Hotel
United States
Wellington
State Central Committee
Ocean
Mealater
Wellngton
Clabaugh
Ralne
Baltimore
Senator Wellington
Jack
P. L. Goldsborough
Congressman Mudd
Duke
Benster
Republican Party
Baltimore Herald
EF. Clay Neill
Maryland
Merrymakers Company Roster Listed in Admission Row
The Merry makers roster shows Frank B. Rhodes as proprietor and manager with Edw. C. Eichel berger as first advance and Robert L. Lorentz as second advance. Also listed are Pete Raymond Harold Holmer F. E. Signor J. Ed Byers Nat Lefigwell J. C. Rabisz Al. Berger A. M. Blackaller and Misses Clavie Latamers Ione Tulles Nelle Manning and Mayme Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymakers
The
Frank B. Rhodes
Edw
Mowen to Run Weekly Guide in Myersville Area
Mrs. D. H. Mowen transfers the Weekly Guide to Joseph W. Gaver, a long time county clerk’s office clerk. Gaver will take charge next week and run it as a Democratic pacer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. BH. Mowen
Bmyersville
Tate County
Joseph W. Gaver
Gaver
Democratic Pacer
Judge Dismisses Case In Hagerstown Gambling Charge
Justice Peter B. Smail Jr. yesterday dismissed the case against James BR Metcalfe, manager of the Hagerstown Stock Exchange, who was arrested on the charge of keeping a gambling place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B. Smail, Jr
Hegeratown
James BR. Metcalfe
Hagerstown Stock Exchange
Manley Transfers 1 Acre Land to Dougherty in Frederick County
Property deed records show Rev John B Manley transferring 1 acre and 18 perches in Frederick county to Marty H Dougherty for 7500 dollars. The estate of the late Jessa Baile valued between 80000 and 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Manley
Marty H. Dougherty
Frederick County
Jessa Baile
Knights of Pythias Weds Lodges In New Jersey Ruling
Vice Chancellor Pitney’s opinion in Tren ton New Jersey holds that two subordinate Knights of Pythias lodges disaffiliating after the Supreme Lodge banned German in rituals do not affect Maryland lodges. The New Jersey case states funds should revert to the Grand Lodge after charter surrender and mentions Baltimore’s split into an independent body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Pitney
Court of Chancery
Trenton
N. J
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
Maryland
Supremes Lodge
Hermonte
Baltimore
Frederick Road
Bridge
New Jersey
Pythiss
Grand Lodge of the
Siste
Races at Charlestown Teem Pastime Summary of Charlestown Meet
Races at Charlestown featured about one thousand spectators yesterday afternoon. Events included half mile novice with Harry Watson taking first and J C Walker second, along with riders from Maryland and New York. Other races covered included a club member only half mile handicap won by E V Douglas of Washington with Gilbert Rodrick second, and amateur quarter mile won by Gilbert Rodrick of Frederick. Additional events: one mile handicap amateur won by E Douglas with Washington’s CounsIman second, two mile handicap amateur won by Gilbert Rodrick with E Douglas second, riders such as J M Brish and J G Ellgott noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Harry Watson
J. C. Walker
Alflon Bark
Frederick
Thomas Vanine
New York
Club Membra
E. V. Douglas
Washingon
Gilbert Roderick
W. H. Hoff
J. Gellett
Gilbert Ko~arick
J. M. Brish
E. ¥. Douglaz
Washington
J. Gelnout
Amsterr
E. ¥. Douglas
CounssIman
Secord
W. H. Hof
J. G. Effigott
Gilbert Ridrick
Gilbert Rodrick
BE. N. Douglas
B. Couxs
Iman
Hae Accepted by Maryland School for the Deaf
Ailis Alton Lowman daughter of Dr Samuel F Lowman of Leliereburg has accepted a teaching post at the Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick. Formerly at Devil's Lake North Dakota she left due to severe climate and distance from home. She has lived with Rev D E Moylan and friends at Tismsville Frederick County for nearly a year and will begin duties on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLess
New York
Judge Bitebie
R. Eschbeck
Br. R
Duteow
Bestor
Ida Morrison
Laurel
Bix
Thomas Gallagher
McKaty
Tate
F.C. Norwood
Isabelle V. Norris
Liberty
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Glenn Litsinger
Baltimore
Willam Mesla
Newark
Del
M. P. Parsonage
Mies Mollie Mehrling
Frederick
Nean Aston
Montgomery County
J. Brooke Boyle
Lemzonvitle
Roland Rodrick
William Ferguson
Washington, D. C
Bessie Tyson
Lucy Bruce
Shepherdstown
W.wa
F. G. Grove
Albert Carter
Cherry Bil
Cecil County
Henry A. Perkins
Riehl’s Mills
Madeline
Eillian
J. Frank Pamppel
Hae
Ailis Alton Lowman
Samuel F. Lowman
Leliereburg
School For the
Ges
Devil’s Lake
N. D
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hiss Lowman
School For the Deaf
North Dakota
D. E. Moylan
Tismsville
Frederick County
Notable Near Tragedy After Stream Crossing
While crossing a swollen stream near New London Rev J Polly Marsh fell when his buggy and horse plunged into the water. The buggy was upset, the top torn off, and Marsh was carried downstream for a short distance before freeing himself. The horse escaped with minor injuries and Marsh was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
J. Polly Marsh
Runaway Horse Routs in Washington Weekend Incident
A spirited horse ridden by Miss Lola Paxton of Washington ran off near the Jefferson Pike two miles from Frederick. The rider kept her seat as the horse bolted with Braig applying a rein, while a bystander nearly fainted at the outset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Paxton
Washington
Mike Hattie Hichols
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Track worker falls from hand car at Germantown
George H. Robertson of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was severely injured when he jumped from a moving hand car at Germantown yesterday afternoon. The car passed over his chest and he suffered internal injuries and a broken arm. Dr. J. M. Simpera of Germantown attended him and he was sent home by an eastbound freight train to Gaithersburg, Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HR. Robertson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Germantown
J. M. Simpera
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Rabies Suspected in Walkersville Dog Belonging to J W Plunkard
A dog owned by J W Plunkard of Walkersville Frederick county was taken to the Pasteur department at Baltimore City Hospital yesterday with suspected rabies. The animal was recently bitten by another dog believed mad and is held for developments under Dr A W Clements state veterinarian supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Plunkard
Walkersville
Frederick County
Pasteur Department
Baltimore City Hospital
A. W. Clements
Middletown Picnic Brings Western Maryland Hosts
The twelfth annual Sunday School reunion, largest gathering in Western Maryland, will be celebrated in Sirs. Young's grove west Middletown tomorrow. Speakers include Rev. Siber, famed Gettysburg evangelist, and Dr. W. C. Bowwlsr of Washington, with many attractions announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bell
Sirs
Young’s
Large Grove
West Middletown
Eptakera
Siber
Weil
Gettyeburg
W. C. Bowwlsr
Washington
Grand jury term eases city police grind
The grand jury has kept peace and order in the city, with lawbreakers quiet during the term and magistrates spared from heavy business as in busier periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
Missing Farmer Located In Toledo Ohio
Mr. George Alvah Shank a young farmer who went to Baltimore on a Frederick excursion last week and failed to return has been located in Toledo Ohio. He has two wives and two children at Bi yersville and the disappearance remains unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alvah Shank
Baltimore
Frederick
Toledo
Ohio
Biyersville
Philadelphia sighting and health claim notes
In Philadelphia at the Bingham Hotel Mr B A Rager saw Wa A Mansdeld on the street. The ad touts Hood's Saren parila as a blood cleansing remedy claiming thousands of cures for severe scrofula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Rager
Philadelphia
Bingham Hotel
Wa. A. Mansdeld
Hood
Temperance Day Draws Five Thousand At Frederick Fair Grounds
Temperance day at the fair grounds drew an estimated five thousand attendees from Montgomery, Carroll and Howard counties. Rev L F Myers presided in morning, Rev T F Dixon in afternoon. John G Woolley of Illinois spoke. Zion Band and Walker’s choir provided music. dinner followed a day of readings and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Committee of Parity Lodge
I O.G. T
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
L. F
Myers
St. James
Lottersa Gourd
Frederick
Mule
Mt. Zon Rand
David 8. Rice
L. PF. ML. Myers
T. E. Copes
Walker
Heapes
MS. Zion Band
Eapes
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church of Frederick
Mt. Zion Band
T. FL Dixon
S. A. Hedges
Hleapes
John G. Woolley
Mlinois
Zion Band
Hespes
Pleasant Socials and Manor Dance Highlight Local Week
A Saturday tea at B F Gammaker’s Liberty home drew many friends from Oak Orchard Unionville Sams Creek and Baltimore among others. The New Market Literary Club enjoyed a lively evening at Monrovia with music and games. A Manor woods dance drew a large crowd. Frederick Select Orchestra provided music. A bicycle run from Frederica to Lugano Hills farm is planned this evening departing at 6:30 from Mr W P Mecaiaby’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tza
B. F. Gammaker
Liberty
Dilts
Bettie
Little Ensor
Joseph Ensor
John Ensor
Oak Orchard
Sundergill
Unionville
Cost Hoser
Sams’ Creek
Jessie
Addie Armscost
John Waters
Davghter
Baltimore
Jesse Myers
New Windsor
Scott Clemson
Misa Kolz
Mites Watt
Union Bridge
Relgle
Newport
Misa Fannie Marsh
H. G. Radcliff
I. W. Beshi
Hunichen
Manor Woods
Frederick
Frederica
Luganore Hills Farm
Wm. P. Mecaiaby
Fifth Regiment club to play Frederick at Athletic Park
The Fifth Regiment club of Baltimore travels to Frederick to meet the Frederick club at Athletic Park. Eddie Beatin arrives and will start as pitcher for Frederick, with Stub Brown to pitch for Baltimore. Beatin to face Bennett and Brown to oppose Owens as the game is called around 4.15 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Athletic Park
Eddie Beatin
Stub Brown
Biltimore
Bennett
Predgerick
Beatin
Owens
Brown
Picnic Posters Promoted by Tas News Office
Posters for picnics and tournaments offered in various sizes and colors. Prints advertised promptly at low prices with samples and pricing available at Tas News office, a leading printer for all kinds of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas News
Taz News
Frederick Couple Receives Marriage License
A marriage license was issued in Washington yesterday to Lewis Al Coreen and Annie Houp, both of Frederick County. Wheat prices in Frederick today stood at 6 to 7 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lewis al. Coreen
Annie Houp
Frederick County
Frederick
Republican Editors Meet at Ocean City Editorial Association
The Republican State Editorial Association of Maryland met at New Concordia Hall Ocean City with President Gyres F. Flook of the Frederick Examiner presiding. Members present discussed business. The next meeting will be in Frederick at President Flook’s office on the third Monday in September with Flook hosting a day at Braddock Heights. Washington newspaper men are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Repubblical State Editorial Association of Maryland
New Congresa Hall
Gyres F. Flook
Frederick Examiner
Heatine Busines
Flook
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Warner
Washington, D.C
Washington City
Merrymakers Company to Present Seven Repertory Plays
The Merrymakers, traveling through America, bring a seven night program to the City Opera House starting Monday. Management chose seven well rehearsed plays to ensure quality, offering satisfied performances at working man prices of twenty, twenty, and thirty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Merrymakers Company
City Opera House
Tragic Crossing Fight Near Falling Waters
A Friday night brawl near Falling Waters on the West Virginia side of the Potomac left a boy named Snyder badly defeated and possibly dying after an altercation with Euinn Yanigan and Madda Johnson two Black neighbors. The girls had teased him and he retorted with a racial slur triggering the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falling Waters
West Virginia
Potomac River
Williamsport
Snyder
Euinn Yanigan
Madda Johnson
Yillase
Come to the Treat at Smaith's Temple of Fancy
A local notice invites the public to a bargain display on Saturday night August 28 2007 at Smaith's Temple of Fancy. The ad promises unique goods at very low prices and asks attendees to bring friends though little money will suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smaith
Pole Raising by Fairmount Council in Liberty Event
Fairmount Council No. 18 6 A A M Liberty raised a sixty foot pole in front of their hall on Friday evening with little difficulty and no mishap. On Saturday a large American flag was frosted to the breeze from the top of the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Council
Liberty
Baltimore wheelman aims 400 mile run to Crawford, West Virginia
Oo the Wheel reports W. W. Clayton of Baltimore started at three o'clock Wednesday morning for a 400 mile round trip to Ait Crawford West Virginia, planning thirty nine hours. He passed Alfadlatowne on the return trip at 1:27 yesterday afternoon, ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clayton
Baltimore
Ait
Crawford
W. Va
Free Excursion and Picnic Transit from Frederick Friday
Special Notice announces free dancing at Braddock Friday night with bus service from the trolley line end for Frederick residents attending the Middletown picnic in Young's grove. WHI will meet all trains. B F Groff livery Middletown lists a $1.00 excursion to Washington on Sunday August 29 via the B&O Rail Road with special trains to Frederick Junction Bucksyston Adamstown etc offering visits to Soldiers Home Corcoran Gallery and Navy Yard grounds withelectric car access to Mr. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Young's Grove
B.F. Groff
Washington
National Capital
Weehington
Corcoran
Arsenal
Navy Yard
Vernon
Carriage wheel demolished in temperance fair incident
At the Frederick temperance picnic a boggy and a carriage collided near the Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon. One rear wheel of a carriage driven by Charles Mariz was demolished. The boggy driver was from the county. In front of J E W Hargett’s feed store an acorn statue fourteen and a half feet tall drew attention. The acorn, raised on Alanah Rodgers’ Buckeystown farm, stood by Carroll and East Patrick streets this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Frederick
Temperance Picaic
Fair Grounds
Charles Mariz
Counin
J. E. W Hargett
Carroll and
East Patrick Streets
Alanah Rodgers
Buckeystown
Governor Lowndes Sells 1200 Bushels Wheat At $1 A Bushel
The governor sold his crop of 1200 bushels grown on Biz Rawlings farm to a dealer at one dollar per bushel amid coolness. The Hagaretiwn Ice Factory received an order from the B&O R R to supply 1206 tons of ice this season. A fire engine pumped water from Carroll creek into a large goatsak at Isebells works. Ephraim Eyler will decline to serve as judge of the Liberty district election. Picnics will be held tomorrow at Middletown Retreat Grove and Honck's woods Mt Pissant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Biz Rawlings
Hagaretiwn Ise
Brunswick
Carroll Creek
Barger
Ephraim Eyler
Liberty District
Middletown
Retreat Grove
Honck’s Woods
Mt. Pissant
Smith's Temple of Fancy Offers Low Rubber Goods
Local mention notes rubber stamps and supplies priced lowest at Smith's Temple of Fancy. Emphasizes prompt attention and quality craftsmanship in engraving and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estray
John D. Horioc
A.P. Morrin
Lee
Straffer
Bohool Wees
L. F. Engelbrecht
Smith
Smalth’'s Temple of Fancy
Aoreereteta O, Garte
Temple of Fancy
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B. C
Julius Cesar
Britain
Smierns Mantius
Serernmes Boethies
Christian Philossper
Paris
Theotoric
Tox
Joho Milton
Lodton
Wilms Wooler
Maidstone
England
Hanmibsl Hemlin
Pari
Oxford County
Jody
Isg
Stiss Wright
Koerner
Canton
N” YL
Leigh Hert
Aeut
Paimey
Eng
Rowland
Pustai
Spasial
Tes News
Washterton
D. C
Wv. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Scott Stone
J. T. Knode
Westminster
C. O'Donnell Lez
L. Victor Baughman
Wm. Heard
Ls Steying
Oceanty
Foreeball
Boss Wellington
Waterloo
Hiscslera
Senstor
Dr. Tuck
Anne Arundel
Knights OF
Pythias
Eigahia
Republican Editors
John Hendrickson
ATSO
Silki
John Heenoxiction
Aid
Pabile
David H. Salth
Braddock
Speciel
Frederick Junction
Lime Eijn
Bucksyston
Adamstown
Doths
A. B. Hazazr Rt
Botstter
Boott
Wate
Townsend Scott
Townsend, Scott & 80N
Bankerss and Broker
North Street
Charlottissilio
Mach_ god
East St Louis
Baltimore & Ohio
Bextra
Mason's
A. B. Hargitt
L. E Mullin
L. E. Moziozz
Das. E. Wancza & Co
OCR SC
SOL Brothers
Japan
China
N. Market ST
J. Remsburg
Apex Macket St
Grot Houss
J. Bemsburg
C. D. DO
Echiol
Rodsoe & Neidig
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
North Markert Street
F. W. Staub
Guinniss
BASS
Dueeheart
Partee CP
KROF
FE. V. Sraes
James B
Walker & GG
Walker & CO
EESBP
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