News of the State items and incidents
Major Wm E Stewart spoke in Cod on free giver. Philp Willis a colored seaman drowned at Estes. Mrs Rebecca Heyworth died at Byker ville Carroll county aged eighty seven. The lancery property of Deford Co Baltimore burned at Franklin Mill Pa. Governor Lowndes calls a meeting of the board of public works for Tuesday. Naval cadets returned to the Naval Academy after summer cruise. Mr Wm & Walsh Cumberland bar pledges support to Chicago platform. Trouble arises in Caroline county over notes flawed for the price of a station and a stock company ownership of the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Stewart
Philp Willis
Estes
Blair Lee
Congress
Rebecca Heyworth
Bykerville
Carroll County
Lancery
Deford & Co
Baltimore
Franklin Mill
Lowndes
Board of Public Works
Naval Academy
Wm. & Walsh
Cumberland Bar
Chicago
Caroline County
Brief Bits From The Times Of Bright Items And General Notes
A jumble of short items mentions shrinking or pleasant evenings, ads in Tae News, near end of summer, school preparations, and hospital work. Notes include peaches, a daylight count of electric lights, silk industry figures for Chicago workers, advertising in Frederick and Leesburg, wolves killed by Minnesota farmers earning up to 65 dollars monthly, Kensington Oval cricket field as the world’s largest, Patrick McGowan’s tracks role and horse farming, German rail experiments near Berlin to Gorlitz reaching 65% miles per hour, Berlin Hamburg express at 1774 miles in 3 hours, and typical German express speeds around 48 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montagne Hospital
Frederick
Robert Lee Lorentz
Frederick Farr
Leesburg
Minnesota
Oval
Kensington
Patrick McGowan
Germany
Berlin
Gorlitz
The Pool Tournament at Buffalo Holds Exhibition Match
The third game in the Buffalo pool series, led by Fred Stewart, saw Thomas Eisenhauer defeat Hicks Glessner 75 to 58. An exhibition followed with Stewart beating Eisenhauer 85 to 10.33. No championship tonight, Stewart set for an exhibition against two locals. Next Monday Baumgardner and Eisenhauer face off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Fred. Stewart
Thomas Eisenheusr
Hicks Glessner
Eisenhauer
Stawart
Elsenhauer
Stewart
Thomas Baumgardner
Thomas Elsenhauer
The Freighted Trolley Tale of Fredericktown
A reflective column recounts a near disaster on a trolley line near Catoctin Mountain, praising providence and urging church attendance. It riffs on the accident’s avoidance, local reactions, and ongoing plans for roads, festivals, and travel as Fredericktown and surrounding areas anticipate fairs, harvests, and school openings. The writer notes community diversions, weather, and regional prospects, naming local places, railroads, and personalities in a lively period voice.
All Wash Goods Cleaned Up For Sale
The notice promotes washing goods cleanup with emphasis on small but good lots. It insists buyers should act quickly as the item is described as positively dangerous to be without one and urges purchasing promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Will Bain
Harmony Grove
Templars Plente
Cliqua
Opts of Noahs Fire and Arc Recipe Deluge Details
The text cites Biblical deluge dates from 1756 B C and an ark resting on Mount Ararat on May 5 1655 B C with departure December 18 following year. It mocks readers who try to calculate from Genesis while offering a recipe for baker melons with cantaloupes muskmelons seeded, chopped apples, lemon juice vinegar spices baked in water bath until tender and served cold.
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Mount
Ararat
Nash
Seader
Cap
Asaya
St. Louis
September Echoes and Local Accidents Mixed News
The column weaves personal reflections on September and Temperance Day with notes on German crime statistics from Berlin, plus local mishaps. Minhape ira Moser, 15, fell from a church ladder and suffered convulsions after the incident, while wagon maker Thomas W. Koogle cut his right leg badly cutting timber. Dr. Ed Beckley attended to both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minhapeira Moser
Isaiah Moser
Myaraville
Lutheran Church
Thomas W. Koogle
Middletown
Ed. Beckley
Ira Mozer
Fealah Moser
Myersville
Tsat
Te Wan
Zimmerman
Fragmentary Note on Purifying Tea and Purge Mention
A garbled local item references a Clover Rect Tea claimed to purify blood and yield a clean result. Mention of Gale by Albert L. Pearre suggests a namesake or attributive footnote though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Pearre
Etohison Sallda
Middletown Personal Notices from the Valley Register
A miscellaneous update from Middletown and surrounding areas lists visits and movements of residents and guests. Enos M. Rosell and wife visited the valley, sharing memories of his Civil War service in Pennsylvania. Other locals and visitors travel between Harrisburg Lancaster Baltimore and Columbus with family and professional changes noted.
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Bigbvet
Lee Euengi
United Satan Get Food Report
Lotal Baking Powdesco
Kew
the Daily News
News OF the State
Tventa
Tae News
Aesi S
Efert
Cali Sxrvp
Aio
R Cheeete
Columa
Zemt Chat
Catoctin
Tomorow
Uberty
Baling
Mary Jace
Middletons
Hagerstown
Washington
Salvation Cavalry
Pennsylvania and
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick and Middletown
Singanore
Braddock
Marke
Rose
Laura
Henrietta
Myself
Foy
Dexzan
South Mountain
Fredericktown
Grest
Ita
Hagerstone
Catoctic
ALL Wash Coods
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Oxford
Gilbert
Wlos
Market St, Proderick, Od
Hood
Monon
Debring
C. H. Heffner
Telephone
South Market Street
Victoria
Marty Keefer
Cap. Steiner
Dave Brengle
Jake
Market Street
Chicago Record
Biste
The
Valley Register
Enos M. Rosell
Harrisburg
Rastell
Go. A
First Penna
Infant’s Department
Emma O. Arnold
Tall Valley
Larrisburg
Lancaster
Dorab W
Pennsylvania Railroad
Downington
Guther
Young
Springfield
Ohio
Tocacay
Clark County
Marie B Shafer
Curry
School of Expression
Plymouth
Mass
Boston
Sallie Miller
John J. Derr
Cumberlana
G. W. Remsburg
Mezra
Frank Rady
Leslie Gaver
Charles
Roy Rhoderick
Baltimore City
John L. Linthicum
Atlan
Mary EK. Hoffxeier
Clearspring
Washington County
Rebecca Davis
Shiloh
Albert J. Pearre
Brohwon Building
Is Gayes
C. Wells &Co
Alpert L. Pearre
Carty
Carty’s
East
Pabrick Strest
Charles Stnyer
Boonsboro
Keedyaville
Imayer
Seth
Bon
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N.Y
Bierce
Oma
Grove & Kindley
Llard C. Keller
NO. 15
South Warket SF
Grada
Rockias
Pablo
W. HH. B. Etchison
Cuth Markt& Frederick
Mid
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