Apple Crop Abundaznor and Market Notes
Apple crop in the nation shows abundant supply and low prices. A Baltimore dealer reports offers of apples at 80 to 90 cents per barrel this season. New York provides the largest quota for Eastern demand, with a notably fine quality crop. Also notes local illnesses including Wm H Ramsburg, Mrs. Howard White, and George Mulhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Howard White
West Seventh Street
George Mulhorn
Wert Fifth Street
City gutters cleaned along central street by mayor order
Gutters on both sides of the city’s central street were cleaned yesterday under an order from Mayor iF. The action aims to improve drainage and street appearance after recent rains. Local residents noted the swift municipal response.
Bond for East Church street paving approved
J A Fritchie of Lancaster has furnished a satisfactory bond with Mack Paving Brick Co as surety. The mayor and aldermen accepted the bond and work will start around September 1 depending on brick delivery. The contract mandates neat brick piles on sidewalks, open sidewalk access, protected shade trees, drainage kept to a minimum, a five ton steam roller for compaction, and cement filling for joints four feet from curb lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Fritchie
Lancaster
East Church Street
Lancaster Trush Company
Fritchie
Mack Paving Brick Cp
Broderick
Lightning’s deadly reach cited in Leslie’s September issue
An 1899 lightning hazard discussion notes yearly United States losses of 700 to 800 lives and over a thousand injuries. It cites 4,253 livestock killed in open fields and six million dollars in property damage, with cases of entire herds struck. In Colorado one stroke killed 91 sheep, and in Iowa 266 cattle died, many near fences, suggesting grounding could save cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Leslie
Colorado
Towa
Picnics Scheduled by Local Groups Across Area
The Ladies Auxiliary 49 M C A picnic is postponed to next month. The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School infant department plans a picnic at Braddock Heights. Good Templars hold a temperance picnic at Agricultural Park tomorrow. Picnics also set for Middletown Mapleville Ladiesburg Manor Council. Mountainside Union Bible School marks eighteenth annual picnic on September 6 at Mr. Lewis E. Wachtar's grove with Woodsboro Band and Yellow Springs Theater providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Innant Department
Evanelical Lutheran Sunday School
Braddock Heights
Temperance
Order of Good Templars
Agricultural Park
Middletown
Mapleville
Ladiesburg
Manor Corncil
Doub’s
Mountaindsle Union Eibbath Eschool
Lewis E. Wachtar
Woodsboro
Yellow Springs
Marriage notices from Oatontin to Lavistown and Frederick
Three couples were wed in local ceremonies. James H Banner and Annie M Roff of Oatontin were married August 16 at the bride’s home by Rev J A Asper. Boward N Engle and Bertha F Martin of Catoctin were married August 20 at Lavistown Lutheran parsonage by Rev J C Asper. Charles T Hitzalbarger of Lewistown and Gertrude A Bigga of Frederick were married in the city yesterday by Rev Dr E R Eschbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benzer—Ehoff
James H. Banner
Mies Annie Mr
Roff
Oatontin
J. A. Asper
Engle
Kartin
Boward N. Engle
Mies Bertha F. Martin
Catoctin
Lavistown
J. C. Asper
Butzelbergee—Biggs
Charles T. Hitzalbarger
Lewistown
County
Gertrude A. Bigga
Frederick
E. R. Eschbach
Independent Athletic Club Welcomes New Members
At a Monday night meeting the Independent Athletic Club admitted 22 new members. By September 1 a public opening is planned as the club settles in. Current membership stands at 84 and is expected to reach 100 by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Athletic Club
Brakeman Killed Near Huntingdon
George McClelland, son of Mr and Mrs D A Thompson of Huntingdon Pennsylvania, was killed in a railroad accident August 19. A brakeman on the Pennsylvania road, he was about 21 years old and a grandson of the late Fender Thompson. Relatives reside in this city and county. accident details not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClelland
D. A. Thompson
Huntingdon, Ps
Pennsylvania
Fender Thompson
Boy run over on Water Street injures legs and head
A young son of Mr. William Oram was struck by a vehicle on Water street yesterday evening. Dr. Wm. G. Mc Comas was summoned and treated the boy for slight injuries to the legs and head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oram
Atean
Water Street
Wm. G. McComas
Divorce petition filed for Annis E Layman in Frederick
Annis E Layman of Frederick through attorneys Joseph W Gaver and P Frank Pampas filed a bill in the circuit court seeking a divorce from her husband Charles W Layman of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis E. Layman
Frederick
Joseph W. Gaver Sod
P. Frank Pampas
Effoit Court
Chades W. Layman
Balsimore
County and state political notes and local incidents
A report from Delmar notes a freight train collision injuring Conductor Albert Waller. Queen Anne’s county Democrats back P B Hopper for Congress and Dorchester Democrats back W F Applegarth for Senate. The Kent and Queen Anne’s county fair opened at Tolchester Beach, attracting over 6 000 visitors over four days. Republican counties on the Eastern Shore back Congressman Jackson. In Baltimore Democratic primaries J Fred O Tal Dott defeated Charles E B Fink in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards by 224 and 148 votes respectively. Lawrence Turner, 17, died after being struck with a board while working at Cambridge Manufacturing Company saw mill. Rickville will hire Engineer Fink to oversee new pumping station work. plans call for high quality machinery and prompt start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne’s County
P. B. Hopper
Congress
Dorchester
W. F. Applegarth
Kent and
Queen Anna's
Tolchester Beach
Jackson
Baltimore
J Fred O. Tal- Dott
Charles Eb, Fink
Carroll
Lawreses J.turner
James H. Turner
Cambridge Manufacturing Company
Rickville
Engineer Fink
Washington
Sons of Veterans to Institute Camp in Bad Men's Hall
Winfield Scott Schley Lamp No 3 will be instituted into the Sons of Veterans U S A on Monday at eight at Bad Men's Halls. Major B Y Goldsborough is appointed to muster the camp. Washington leaders F T F Johnson Edw n De Puy and D M Ristenhouss will attend. Campbell may also attend Reynolds Post G A R meets at seven and will join in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Winfield Scott Schley Lamp
Order of Sons of Veterans
U.S. A
B. Y. Goldsborough
F. T.F. Johnson
Washington
Edw.n de Puy
D. M. Ristenhouss
Baltimore
E BR Camobell
Reynolds
Corn stalk grows faster than boy climbs down
A Kansas City tale reports a boy climbing a corn stalk to view crop progress. The stalk allegedly grows so rapidly that rescuers cannot cut it down twice in the same place. The boy supposedly subsists on raw corn while four bushels of cobs have been tossed down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Congressional Candidate George Stern Emerges in Allegany
Allegany County courtyards push young Frostburg merchant George Stern for Congress facing Republican nominee Coal Geo A Pearce. Stern lost the last Legislature race by 30 votes but carried Frostburg districts. Democratic leader Christian F Kennewey also seeks nomination but is viewed as unlikely to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany Courty
George Stern
Frostburg
Geo. A. Pearce
Stern
Christian F. Kennewey
Allegany County
John Robinsons Shows Bring Grand Spectacle to City
John Robinson presents his famed exhibitions including the grand Biblical spectacle of Bolomew His Temple and the Queen of Sheba plus a guest scenic processional and lyric display. Frederick residents will soon witness these performances, planned for Monday in the city on September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kevinson
Bolomew
Queen of
Sheba
Frederick
Freight Yard Blockade Halts Western Maryland Freight Work
Western Maryland trains from Cumberland and Pittsburgh engines assist in moving freight. Brunswick yards are blocked as management aims to clear as much as possible. Hundreds of loads in Martinsburg yards and sidings disrupt prep work for handling Western Maryland freight on September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
Gumberland and
Pittsburg
Brunswick
Martineburg
Maryland
Trolley Wreck Injures Local Man From Norfolk Visit
John H. Frazier of South Market street returned straight from Norfolk Virginia where he had been for weeks He was in a trolley wreck there in which four people died and forty were injured He sustained a leg injury and a severe head blow The Eastern Milling Export Company market quotes today list oats at 275 per barrel corn shelled 60 per bushel wheat No 2 red 5814 per bushel stemmer 65344 per bushel and hay 16 to 15 per ton Repainting Fountain Michael Heanedy hires crews to repaint the fountain on North Market street and the Blamenaver property on Worth Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Norfolk
Mr. Frazier
the Eastern Milling & Export Company
Michael Heanedy
North Market Street
Worth Market Street
The Hanover Fair Opens September Event
The Havover Fair will be held September 16 19 with Prof Emmett from this city engaged to give an exhibition with his dog circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henover
Emmett
Bia Dog Circus
A Tidewater Line to Tie With Regional Rail Network
Rumors swirl in Southern Maryland about a proposed extension of the old Washington and Potomac from Mechanicsville to tidwater and a Brandywine to Hyattsville link. A. B. Linderman and the Washington Seaboard and Norfolk Railway push a through-freight plan toward Point Lookout and Gettysburg, with surveys showing a low grade line into Rockville and potential ties to the Baltimore and Ohio. Officials claim no watered stock and promise a Washington through-station entry, while speculation links Gould interests and New York capital to a larger Pennsylvania system consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington, Weetmneter
Gettysburg
Washington and Potomac
Mechanicsville
Mary's County
Tidwater
Brandywine
Baltimore and Ohio
Hyattsville
Tidewater
Point Lockout
Guarantee Trust and Deposit Company of
Philadelphia
Beiog
Washington, Seaboard and Norfolk Railway Company
Hyatteville
Washington Branch
Pennsylvania
Rockville
Westminster Sodthenes
Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Washington
Westminster
Eble
Tralley
Bns
Bayshore
Jane
Gould
New York
Goulds
Linderman
Baltimore
Ohio
Union Station
Blue Ridge Tunnel Project to Start Soon in Browiaburg
A Wabash Company project to tunnel the Blue Ridge near Browiaburg will begin within weeks. After completing survey data and right of way approval, construction bids will be invited. the line is expected to take about two years, with most effort in tunneling over two miles through the mountain. The road will cross Western Maryland near Midvale Edgemont, and existing Western Maryland lines may continue operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Browiaburg
Wabash Company
Maryland
Midvale
Edgemont
Wabasa Company
Washington and Franklin
Baltimore
Cumberland Valley
Western Maryland
Waostern Maryland
Andin
A Runaway Match entertains with wit and charm
The review praises a lively play with plot, brisk repartee, and sparkling humor. It notes a back window escape, a waiting lover, a humorous wedding mishap, and stylish costumes. The company is praised for witty dialogue and engaging pacing, recommending attendance on Monday, September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minis Rios
Parente
Pullman lor car joins Uncle Hr company transport
Adams returns from Obhembaraburg Pa with Augustus Wolf produced private Palimag par lor car. The Uncle Her Company will use it for the season transport of thirty aboard. It arrives in Frederick Saturday August 30 via PLR BR. A strong band and orchestra feature includes H H Turner Raymond D Crawford Prof Frank LaVerne with new performers Hyland Grant Gray Fincher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Freak Adams
Obhembaraburg
Augustus Wolf
Mannufacturer
Adams
This Secon
Hyland
Grant
Gray and Fincher
Royal Arcanum visit to Frederick County council
Grand Officers Comin, Grand Secretary Wilbur F. Smith and Grand Guardian H. E K Nichols of the Grand Council Royal Arcanum of Maryland will visit Frederick County Mo 1196 Royal Arcanum this city on Tuesday evening September 9. A mass delightful time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Smith
Grand Gurden
H. EK. Nichols
Grand Q Council
Royal Arcanum
Maryland
Frederick Councl
Royal Sarcanum
Local notices and events mentioned in Frederick area
City tax notices warn that September first is a legal holiday and a 3 percent discount on payments ends August 30. Athletic Park promotes a grand burlesque carnival on August 28 with 10 cent admission and free care. Church of God holds all day picnic in corporation woods with three speakers including Rev. John W. Brann. Saks Optical Co. owner I Saks to visit City Hotel September 1–2 for free eye examinations and try-on guarantees. Parisian facial treatment advertised for one day Thursday the 28th with free consultation. Embroidery work offered at Besant & Knott building. Woodward’s fruit and wag display at 77 W. Patrick Street. Frederick County phone 554.
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E. A. Gittinerr
City Register and
Fox Colledor
Church of God Guion Sabbath School
Corporation Woods
Rocky Springs
Shookstown
John W. Brann
Carroll County
Lang
Thoureday
Second Ss
KEYS OF THE CHURCHES PRAYER MEETING AT M B CHURCH
Mr Adolphus Fearhenke will lead the prayer meeting at the M B church at 3 o clock this evening. A pension of seventeen dollars per month has been granted to Hiram Bells of Lewistown this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Fearhenke
M. B
Hiram Bells
Lewistown
Inspecting the Waterworks by city officials today
The Mayor and Aldermen conduct a morning inspection of the water works. A report notes zinc and grinding processes for lead and zinc paint, with wear figures cited as twice twenty five. P. L. Hargett & Ge. are mentioned as the builders or suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
P. L. Hargett & Ge
The Model golf jackets and dry goods sale
John Hendrickson advertises low prices on golf jackets and outdoor wear at The Model store. The sale features black Melrose fabric at 4.30 per yard, regular 6.00 to 6.50 values, plus bleached cotton at 9 0 per yard and genuine New York Mills cotton pieces sold in short lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talephons
New York
Oxford
Osterde
New Dress Goods At Special Low Prices
Two thousand dollars of new wool dress materials in colors and black light and heavy weights for house and church wear street and traveling fabrics in plains and fancy weaves. Special values at 50c, 1.00 and 1.40. Osniel’s hair effects Walst Cloths in plats and fancies. Ask to see our new Volles Crepe de Chine Ettamines and Grantte weaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osniel
Glatzen Prof Walkers Choir of Trained Singers Offer
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a bargain sale related to children apparel and a choir of trained singers led by Prof G W Walker. The text is unclear but mentions a discount and a sale offering. No definite event dates or locations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Walker
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