Senator From Wountr Died In Romand Kite Shape
Fragmented OCR lists names and items including a senator from a region, a funeral or death notice fragment, and assorted local ads. It mentions house for rent, dog lost, bracelet, dry goods, and various names such as Lou Engelbrecht, J Wilson & Son, W Beale, and Prof. G Nerris, creating a patchwork local notice item.
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J. . Marker
Evens
Lou Engelbrecht
J. Wilson & Son
W. Beale
W. EH
Efine
Obn Hendrickson
G. Nerris
Notice to Advertisers for The Weekly News
Advertisers are urged to submit copy for prompt insertion and good location before 5 p.m. Wednesday each week. Changes to advertisements must be in by that same deadline.
SREP BITS Moments of local news and notes
Mills resume activity and suspended banks reopen while bicycles gain footing in politics and sports. Canal captains report water roughness hampering freight. Cholera morbus remedy using starch and salt shows success. Dog days end brings better fishing and cooler nights. J M Smith’s horses race at Timonium. a charity lemonade event aids Episcopal church. Milsted Nusz weighs a 13 pound carp. Best’s four horse wagon wheel repairs delay. Monocacy River rises and mud persists.
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Boston
Bre
Long Island
Smith
Timonium Fair
Charles Goldsborough
Walkersville
Episcopal Church
Milistd Nusz
West Third Street
Jena T. Best
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals in County and City
A compact list of hotel arrivals shows numerous visitors from county and city areas. Names include Bowen Thomas Newton Dorey W A Applewhaite along with several others such as H F Reese Ivory Horsey Sep Robs and Stoddard from New York and Baltimore connections.
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City
Bowen
Thomas Newton
Dorey
W. A. Applewhaite
Thomas
Frank Gallimaz
H. F. Reese
I. B. Brown
Ivory Horsey
Headshew
Dr T. Vinson
Lee Ofatt
Aid
Rocavil
Stoddard
Sep
Robs New
Garor
W. Sis
T. C. Kolb
Six
D. P. Greek
W. Pax
Reysville
Carrail
T. Hessler
Onion Bridge
J. Libhart
J. Sstmas
J. Warmer
Columbis
Cantis Hoosz
E. H. Goodman
Marriage Licenses Listed for Yinger Troxell Coats and Valentine
John F. Yinger and Jennie M. Troxell both of this city appear in marriage license records. Charles E. Coats of Linganore District and Hettle Valentine of Johnsville District, both colored, are also noted in the licenses.
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John F. Yinger
Jennie M. Troxell
Charles E. Coats
Linganore
Hettle Valentine
Johnsville
Strange death of Miss Annie Boone sparks inquiry
Miss Annie Boone a 17 year old daughter of Baylor Boone on Colonel Trail’s Baker's Valley farm died yesterday afternoon under mysterious circumstances. Doctors say poison may have caused her death after oxalic acid was once kept in the home. State's Attorney Eichelberger and Justice Hewes consider an inquest. Funeral set for tomorrow at 9 from her parents’ home with burial in Unionville.
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Annie Boone
Baylor Boone
Charles E. Trail
Baker's Valley
Araby
McComas’ S
Sherretts
Eichelberger
Hewes
Miss Boone
Miss Boore
Among the Firemen Invite to Centenary Visit
E B Hay of Washington, chairman of the Capitol cornerstone centennial committee, visited the city and extended invitations to free fire companies. The United Steam Fire Engine Company and independent groups formed committees to study excursion rates, aiming to decide on delegations. The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company appointed a panel to review rates, with a report due at Monday night’s meeting. On Wednesday morning the company will test its newly acquired hose by running water.
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Afr
E.B. Hay
Washington
Capitol
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Independent Hose Company
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Messrs. G. Xeyser
George Salter, Jr
Hedy K. Co. Fox
Steam Fire Engine Company
Messrs
Edward Koontz
Wim. MM. Crimmins
Wm. H Shipley
Valentine McCleery
George Merchant
The New Liberty Bell Coming to Jersey City
The Columbian Liberty Bell was escorted from the Citizens' Line dock at West Tenth Street New York to Jersey City yesterday. It reached at 11:30 and was placed on a flatcar for westbound travel at 11:30 p.m. It will tour Philadelphia Wilmington Washington Baltimore Harrisburg Indianapolis and reach Baltimore by 7:45 p.m. tomorrow for a Maryland reception under Mrs. John Ritchie of Frederick in charge. A new school site was purchased in Jackson district by James Delaurier James Brown and S E L Bodlitz replacing Koogle's Jackson school with a move to Biddletown and Petersville for future buildings.
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Citizens’ Line
West Tenth Street
York
Jersey City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Washington
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Indianapolis
John Ritchie
Frederick
Maryland
Messers. Jas. Delauier
Jas. B. Brown
E. L. Bodlitz
Dr. Doub
Migdietown
Koogle
Isles of the personal property and wills probate report
Orphans Court reports the appraisement of Gideon Lease estate personal property, probate of Lewis M. Sisiey will and letters testamentary granted to Lettie J. Brady as executrix, and the death of Willard J. Phillis as executor of Lucureus N. Po. Hips estate.
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Gideon Lease
Lewis MM. Sisiey
Lettie
Btaley
Willard J. Phillis
Lucureus N. Po
Hips
Contrast in Corn Fields Near Montevue Pike
About two miles from this city on the Montevue Pike two Geids occupy about 80 acres each, lying within a stone's throw of one another. The left field shows a bright green appearance with good ears, while the right field looks parched and yellow, a marked contrast in crop health.
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Montevue
Dai
Exposed Electric Wire Spurs North Market Street Complaint
Residents complain about an exposed electric light wire at the northwest corner of North Market and West Patrick streets. The wire runs down the pole and the insulation is rubbed off, creating a dangerous condition.
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North Market
West Patrick Streets
Rumor Sparks Fire Destruction Fear Near Buckeystown
The reflection of a barn fire near Buckeystown, about two miles away, sparked a rumor in the city that the Buckeystown Packing Company’s factory had burned down. The incident centered on Mr. Ignatius Fitzsimmons' barn, which was set ablaze last night.
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Ignatius Fitzsimmons
Buckeystown
Buckeystown Packing Company
Court disposes cases Kiloe v Newton and Mount Olivet disputes
The Circuit Court disposed several appeals and cases. Kiloe v Newton and Co. verdict for appellants at 2350 dollars. Albaugh v Turner judgment affirmed. Mount Olivet Cemetery cases involve damages to owners with 8250 and 75 dollars respectively. Also ongoing dispute on toll rights with the Frederick and Baltimore Turnpike Co.
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Circuit Court
Allen L. Kiloe
Thomas G. Newton & Co
Justice Turner
Appelles
Appella
Eugene H. Albaugh
Appesis
The
Mount Olivet Cemetery Company
Charles Herman
Justice Ritter
Appelle
F.B Smith
W. T. Wootten
Frederick and Baltimore Turnpike Company
Welcome Storm Brings Destructive Winds and Flooded Streets
A strong southeast storm battered Frederick and surrounding areas causing heavy rain and gale force winds. Streets flooded as gutters overflowed and trees were uprooted or blown down, with damage to fences and fruit crops widespread across towns including Jefferson. Communication lines to Walkersville and Woodsboro were cut as branches and debris clogged roads and yards.
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Frederick
Court House Park
Church Street
Sir Edward Freed
East Patrick Street
O’leary
Lawndale
Clagett
Lewis H. Bennet
South Street
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Jeferson
Social visitors at Elm Tree Farm entertain Frederick guests
A party from Washington and Baltimore stays at Elm Tree Farm owned by Mr. and Mrs. Eli Nicodemus. The group enjoys outdoor leisure under the trees, attends local church services, and plans bicycle trips to Frederick Hagertown Walkerville Harper’s Ferry and other mountain towns with chaperons and a committee organizing outings and an event Thursday night.
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Elm Tree Farm
Eli Nicodemus
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick County
Nicodemus
St. Joseph’s
Buckeystown
Henry Speisser
Tuscarora
Frederick
Hagerttown
Walikeraville
Harper’s Ferry
Burke
Wiliam Burke
Silverwood
Howard Brook
Aexander Wner
Washington, D.C
Carrie
Jisy Nicodemus
C. B. Yralt
Rey Pace
Dess Robert Tyson
Thomas Wolf
Yinger and Trorell Wed Near City At Morning Ceremony
At 6 or 7 o'clock this morning at Tobias Newcomer’s residence one mile east of town, John F. Yinger and Missionale B M Troxell were married by Rev. S. M. Hench in a small ceremony attended by close friends. They departed on the 7:15 a.m. train to Baltimore and Philadelphia, planning to reside here upon their return.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Poe Opinion: County Commissioners Tenure Valid Under Amended Constitution
Attorney General Poe maintains the 1892 constitutional amendment governs tenure for county commissioners, urging the General Assembly to define term lengths not exceeding six years. He asserts the law applies to those elected in 1891 and last November, to avoid holding terms beyond two years and ensure a concrete framework.
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Poe
Boards of
Senate
Sir. Poe
General Assembly
Afr
Maryland News Roundup From Kent to Calvert Counties
Land cases in Kent show fair prices and drought impacts in Charles and Howard counties. A Free Gospel camp operates in Caroline, while a cadet training ship anchors near Annapolis. Elopement reported in Cumberland and typhoid fever strikes in Howard and neighboring counties. Prince George's Democrats nominate a county ticket headed by William J. Beate and back new assessment ideas.
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Kent County
Caroline County
Maryland
Morda
Constellation
Annapolis Roads
George Kean
Robert Well
Cumberland
Tobscen
Cherles County
Worcester County
Calvert County
Tland
Texas
James Anderson
Dayiua
Howard County
Lee
Lunacy Commission
Brevne Asylum
M County
E. Green Selsy
Howard Caunty
Sir. Selby
Stenani
Prince George's
Democrats
Wm. J. Beate
Senate
Smith
Jones
Estate Transfers Taxed to Morgan for Three Acres Land
Charles P. Main and wife transfer tro acres of land, more or less, to William R. Morgan for $400, recording details of a real estate transfer. The deal specifies three acres, with value set at four hundred dollars.
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Charles P. Main
William R. Morgan
A Narrow Escape Near Frederick
Mr Will Reich of Walnut Grove near Frederick was returning from a forest meeting when a horse bolted on a steep hill after a dog attacked it. The horse demolished a buggy and kicked a young lady, bruising her area, but no serious injuries. Reich kept control, and the lady’s calm presence prevented a worse accident.
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Will Reich
Walnut Grove
Frederick
Fort Woods
Reich
Bugsy
Iady
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Local notes list many visits and greetings. Miss Lulu Fout and Miss Ethel Fou return from Frederick and Kemptown visit relatives. Several residents travel to Baltimore Chicago Washington Virginia and York for visits or duties.
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Lulu Fout
Frederick
Ethel Fou
Kemptown
Urrick Cunningham
Clear Spring
Dred. Walter Sim
John Lo Withide
Miss Moule
Mechanicstown
C. Thomas Dougherty
West Patrick Street
Emms Frisinger
Tlagerstown
Limitel Ready School
Mamie Moberly
Arthur Wonder
Baltimore
John Dertzbaugh
North Alarket Street
Charles Uarty
Albert Wallis
Grayson Bowers
Charles Byerly
Chicago
John K. Rouzer
J.F. D. Miller
Charles Root
Benjamin Jones
Joseph Gernand
Wm. Roder
Chas. Baumgardner
Barn Fire Destroys Fitzsimmons Farm Structure
Early morning fire consumed the bank barn on Mr. Ik natius Fitzsimmons’s farm two miles below Buckeystown amid 1500 bushels of wheat and hay. Five livestock escaped. prompt neighbors prevented spread to other buildings. Loss estimated $3,090 to $4,000, largely insured. cause undetermined.
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Iknatius Fitzsimmons
Buckeystown
Apot
Water supply to rise as rain swells reservoir four feet
Rain last night is expected to raise the city’s reservoir level about four feet, easing water shortages for some time. Officials say the higher storage should meet demand and stabilize supply until the next period.
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Elegant Dress Goods Discount and Soap Endorsements
The notice promotes low price dress fabrics including Hercules braids for storm serge and hups sacking as new stock. It also claims Butter Mile Soap is favored by Bybki Budy.
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UCK
Hercules
PLPC
Bybki Budy
An Interesting Showtog By County Examiner Report
County examiner Ephraim L. Boblitz completes a school statistics report for year ending July 31, 1993. It details school counts by type, teacher demographics, pupil totals and attendance, term data, and yearly receipts and disbursements. Also notes illnesses and a planned Good Templars Picnic at the Fair Grounds on the 31st.
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Ephraim L. Boblitz
J Wi
Good Templars
Thespais
Work of Death and Obituaries In Baltimore and Nearby
Death notices for Minnie E Lemkeuhl in Baltimore age 26 wife of William C Lemkeuhl. infant Neveland U. F. Young dies at eight months of cholera infantum in Baltimore. Mrs Elizabeth Christ wife of the late Jacob Carfat dies in Washington DC aged 37. infant Alberta daughter of Blajur W J and Magele Cs dies in Detroit Michigan. notes on funeral arrangements and church services including Presbyterian Sunday school start and Harvest Thanksgiving at Zions Reformed Church Charles ville and Union services at Pleasant Hill Union chapel.
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Ellen Moxley
Sare
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Neveland
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Jacob Carfat
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Dropay
Buckeratown
Methodist Protestant Church
Mt Oliver Cemetery
Derott
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News of Fire
Presbyterian Sunday School
Zions Reformed Church
Charlesville
Beach
Pleasant Hi Union Chapel
Amusement at Opera House Tonight With Prof Norris Dogs
Local notice describes Prof C Norris and his troupe of 50 educated dogs promising a grand entertainment at the Opera House. Ticket prices range from 10 to 20 cents with various discounts and a free child with reserve seats. Also advertised are excursion train tickets to Chicago and Indianapolis for the G A R Encampment, Bartlett pears for sale, tombstones offering cheap prices, old newspapers, and local hay and feed deliveries.
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Opera House
C. Norris
Norris
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