Base Bail Sale Los ELD Hidesry For Rent Bi Lumber Ford
This text fragment lists assorted terms and names including miss Georgie A Poole Aliss Vernon D HB Best HB Exchisos and Carlin House. It reads like a jumble of notices or classifieds with scattered proper nouns and places. The readable items imply rental or sale notes and personal names without a coherent event or fuller context.
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Los Eld
Bi Lumber Ford
Carlin House
Aliss Vernon
Georgie A. Poole
D. HB. Best
Exchisos
Brakeman Anthony Jarvis Injured at Kiln Yard
Anthony Jarvis of East Sixth Street was injured while coupling gondola cars at Le gore's Lime Kiln near Woodsboro. His right arm was caught between cars. doctors W A Long and F F Smith attended. He is 24, married, and will keep his arm.
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Anthonyiarvis
East Sixth Street
PERFR
Isfa
Legore
Jarvis
Scarcity of currency shuts York cigar factories
York Pennsylvania cigar factories close due to currency scarcity as checks and revenue stamps fail. Bell-ringing on West Patrick Street signals arrivals for ice from Hygeia Ice Factory. Miscellany notes cover tax figures in Battle Creek, a Georgia marriage chronology, royal servants, a Chambersburg trip, voter registration plans, local fishing, Morgens Grove event, a new boiler for the Citizen office, Brazil allowing women to vote in some services, a ball game at the fairgrounds, and juniors testing their engine in Shepherds Town.
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York
West Patrick Street
William Afagaha
Peteraville
Hygeia
Battle Creek
Mick
Americus
Georgia
Victoris
Sis
Duke of Manchester
Lewis Smith
Chambersburg
Law Library
David Freshett
West Patsick Street
Carroll Creek
Morgen
Shepherdstown
Citzen
P.R R
Ofice
Republic of Brazil
Sitte
Giscrim
Fair Grounds
Juaiors
Funeral services for Mrs Martha G Wood
The funeral of Mrs Martha G Wood wanl took place yesterday afternoon at to'clock from her West Fourth street residence. Rev L Hiruhi man conducted at the house. Pallbearers were J Dennis Murphy J Henry Lewis Joshus Dill John Wilson Isaiah N Loy G M Gittinger. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors.
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Martha G. Woodwanl
West Fourth
Miss Annie Bohn Funeral Follows Suspected Death
The funeral for Miss Annie Bohn took place this morning at the parents' residence near Araby before interment at Beaver Dam. Magistrate Edward Hewes, acting coroner, states no inquest was held as a postmortem and chemical analysis were deemed unnecessary, while family members question self-inflicted causes amid possible accidental poisoning from a drug.
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Aunts Bohn
Boone
Araby
Beaver Dam
F. Schroeder
Andertaker
Miss Bohn
Tus
Worsoning
Edward Hewes
Annie Bohn
Violent Storm In Carroll County Hampers Towns And Farms
A fierce storm hit Carroll county late Monday, soaking ground until 3 a.m. and sending gusts through Westminster and surrounding areas. Trees toppled, corn battered, and a barn roof blew off near Westminster. A century-old Manchester road tree fell, telephones to Manchester and Frederick were down, and fences suffered in exposed places. The long-lasting wind kept rain-soaked air. telecommunication lines remained disrupted.
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Carroll
Carroll County
Francis A. Wampler
Westminster
Manchester Road
Manchester
Frederick
Professor Wortis Demonstrates Trained Dogs at City Opera House
A good audience of representative people greeted Professor Wortis and his twenty trained dogs last night. He showed that a dog could perform remarkable rests with clown dogs, jumping dogs, ladder climbers, barrel roll ers, balloon jumps, and rope skipping. Dogs ranged from English mastiff to pug. the professor was often applauded and the dogs appeared intelligent and well trained. Children accompanying their guardians were delighted.
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Professor Wortis
Sera House
Erie Storm Breaks Middletown Drought With Wind and Rain
A violent storm hit Middletown Monday evening around 4 o’clock continuing most of the night. Torrential rain totaled two and three quarter inches and caused widespread washouts in 22 places. The wind toppled a few trees, houses leaked, and corn fields browned. streams rose slowly due to heavy downpours.
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Erie
Middletown
Alesk
Gas odor blamed on two jurors in dark room
Two local youths report being startled by a gas odor in a dim room at the Carlin Hocze. The jurors claim they had blown out the gas all night and could not identify the source, prompting the youths to assist. The incident is described as a gas racket likely to be repeated only with caution.
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Carlin Hocze
Frederick
Pumping System Near Receiver Reaches High Water Mark
The pumping system at the receiver is working satisfactorily after installation. On Monday night water rose nearly three feet, and it is expected the high water mark will be reached soon. Several aldermen have supervised the work at intervals.
Brunswick vs Merryland Tract Baseball Battle at Petersville
Base Ball News records a Selurder evening game between Branawics and Merryland Tract at Petersville. Brunswick batters G. Barger and Bernard shared catching duties while Reene Claevett and Uileary also contributed. The tract triumphed 7 to 2.
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Selurder
Branawics
Merryland Tract
Petersville
Brunewick
G. Barger
Assy Bernard
Reene Claevett
Elgat Uileary
Fruits on the Street Sale Prompted by Warm Morning
A large quantity of peaches and cantaloupes were on sale this morning on the streets. Cantaloupes sold from 3 to 60 cents per piece, peaches from 5 to 20 cents per half peck depending on quality.
Real Estate Transfers Involving Orrison Couple
Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore City transfers Brunswick property to William and Susan Orrison for $109, with two deeds of release recorded.
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Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore City
William and
Susan Orrison
Brunswick
Electric Lineman Killed in Fall at Brush Street Corner
Lewis Main of Brush Electric Light Company fell thirty feet from a pole at the corner of Charles and Fayette streets during a storm damage repair. He struck his head, died en route to City Hospital. He was 32, married six months, with a widow and two children.
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Lewis Main, & Hneman
Brush Electric Light Company
Baltore
Charles and Fayette
Charles Streeves
Mato
Personal visits and homecomings mark Frederick social scene
Miss Arle Nusz and Miss Pearl Esler returned Monday after visiting the World's Fair and Niagara Falls. Several locals, including Miss Netta Stantfer and Miss Clara Wineberg, are back from visiting relatives and Baltimore. Others travel for camp, fairs, or to visit kin, with several residents and visitors listed as key social participants in Frederick.
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Arle Nusz
Pearl Esler
Niagara Falls
Netta Stantfer
Second St
East
Liberty
A.J. Gill
Emory Grove
Clara Wineberg
Baltimore
Blanche Anderson
Washington, D.C
Neice
Bessie Anderson
Aliss Olive Anderson
Miss Flack
Flaherty
Miss Thomas
West Third Street
Mug. Urner, Jr
Mount Airy
Bir
James E. Robinson
Harrisburg
J. D. Kepner
East Third Street
Arthur Wonder
John Denzbaugh
Halile Denzbaugh
C. E. Dudrear
George Houck
Frederick
Margaret G. Wiener
Berkeley Springs
Eable
Kabletown
W. Va
Freder
Stinger
Philadelphia
George Bouck
Harmony
Bove
County
Jennie Bowlus
Charlestown
John E. W.bargett
Grangers
Willams’ Grove
Jobn Baker
S. Weant
Bruceville
Floyd Sicard
Work of Death and local fever strikes Howard County
Mrs Selby wife of Hon E Green Selby of Howard County dies at Lisbon from typhoid fever aged 45. A daughter Miss Ems Selby also dies two weeks earlier. Green Selby and other locals fall ill. broader local outbreak suspected. Also notes death of Christopher Brassears near Bartholow’s District aged TE years with funeral at Prospect M E church. interment at nearby cemetery. Remains of Mrs Prescott Shepherd of Shepherdstown die suddenly in New York and to be buried at Shepherdstown. Hotel arrivals list, roster of county visitors and travelers and local inns report.
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Howard County
Benjamin Selby
Cerrell
Over Brighton
E. Green Selby
Igistopher Brassears
Christopher Breshears
Prescott
R. G. Shepherd
Blaxe Prescott
R.D. Shepherd
Rededication of German Reformed Church at Sabilissville
At the rededication service on August 27 the German Reformed church at Sabilissville raised 180 for repairs completed a few weeks earlier. The event marked return to use after recent work.
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Sabilissville
Frederick County Fair Promises Largest Exhibition Yet
The Frederick County Agricultural Society prepares for the October sandal exhibition airing October 10 to 13. Officials visit Leesburg and Timonium to secure attractions including 75 carriages from Courtland New York and a Gettysburg cyclorama under a 300 foot tent. Champion trick bicyclist Wm C Hoefler will perform daily in front of the grand stand along with other racing entries and improvements to grounds.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Leesburg
Timonium
Laltimore
Cramer
Courtland
New York
Gettysburg
Army of the Potomac
Meade
Northern Virginia
Lee
Pickett
Wm. C. Hoefler
Hoefler
Maryland crop bulletin notes variable drouth impact
Weather service reports higher temperatures and scattered rains on the 24th and 25th. Western Maryland sees corn and buckwheat drying, peach and fruit injury, and pasture shortages. some crops improve after showers. Eastern regions note wind damage and late vegetables suffering. grapes excellent and tobacco being housed. Crop correspondents in Adamstown and Backerstown report drought, scarce fruit, poor peaches, and continued corn damage from wind.
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Maryland State Weather Service
C. P. Cronk
Maryland
Anne Acvandell
Adamstown
R.vLatos Dernew
Backerstown
Mr Cleveland's Heath In Omshi Neb Report
A garbled Omshi Nebraska dispatch quotes Henry E Perrine and Mrs Cleveland's step sister discussing Mr Cleveland. It suggests Mr Cleveland faces anxiety and workload with his health improving and references Mrs Liever taking care of a future matter next month.
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Cleveland
Heath
Omshi
Neb
Henry E. Perrine
Busl
Gilver Cleveland
Iereland
S&ic
Pervise
Clevego
Lieverand
Death of Griffith Child from Lockjaw at Elliott City
Grif fith, son of Frederick A. T. Grif fith, died of tetanus from a nail puncture in his shoe. The twelve year old was living with his grandfather Romulus Griffith two miles east of Elliott City on the Frederick road. He fell ill Tuesday evening and died Sunday morning after violent convulsions.
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Frederick A. T. Griffith
Burns V
Romulus Griith
Elliott City
Frederick Premise
Circuit Court disposes cases with appeals and trials
The Circuit Court yesterday disposed of appeals No 57 Calebn Britth versus Vincent Sebold with judgment reversed and $40 costs for appellee. Case No 66 and 87 Mattie Crosby and Jeanie Colman versus the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick City continued until December. Salvation Army members were jailed for beating a drum, appealed to the court, and the docket closed as trial week begins. Dr Charles W Hoffman spoke before the court. 34 years since his last appearance, noted along with earlier local cases. Levi F Miller versus P RL RR trial proceeds over missing wheat, before Judges Vinson and Lynch with local Westminster counsel present.
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Circuit Court
Calebn Britth
Vincent Sebold
Turner
Appellee
Coats
Mattie Crosby
Jeanie Colman
Frederick City
Tere
Justee Eckstein
Salvation Army
Ely
Jul
Frederick County
Councl
F. B. Smith
Frederick
Hoffman
Madison Nelson
Hellman
Wm. J. Ross
John Hitche
Levi F. Miller
Temperance Picnic At Fair Grounds Tomorrow
The fourth annual grand temperance demonstration and basket picnic will be held at the Fair Grounds tomorrow. The Maryland State Temperance Alliance and allied societies invite all temperance friends to join the largest gathering yet in this city. A hundred voice choir led by Prof. G. W. Walker will perform. Baltimore figures KR. T. Smith, Rev. S. W. Hobbs, Miss Mery Sparks Wheeler, and Captain J. S. B. Hartsock are expected to attend to deliver addresses.
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Fair Grounds
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Good Templars
Sona of Temperance
Christian Temperance Unions
Cadets of Temperance
G. W. Walker
Browningsville
KR. T. Smith
Baltimore
Sons of Temperane
S. W. Hobbs
Mery Sparks Wheeler
Woman's Lecture Bureau
W.C.T. U
J. 8. B. Hartsock
Washington
DL. C
Social World a Straw Ride Through Frederick Night
Mr and Mrs Silager of Philadelphia guests of Sir George Houck hosted a straw ride for Miss Houck’s friends. The party rode in a farm wagon drawn by horses to Frederick arriving for a town tour with horns and cheers. A supper at Buck Haller’s followed then the group returned home under moonlight.
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Silager
Philadelphia
Geo. Houck
Misses Houck
Houck
Borzesa
Frederick
Buck Haller
Luna
Local ill health notes at Market and Fourth streets
Mr. Wm 4H. Doub of Corner Market and Fourth streets is quite sick. Mrs. Daniel Elssler, previously very ill at her sister Mrs. John McDevitt’s residence at Don’s witch, is somewhat better.
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Doub
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
Daniel Elssler
John McDevitt
Don's Witch
Boy Falls Onto Neighboring Child Breaking Arm
Last evening in front of Charles F. Flemings store on North Market street the son of C E Fleming Jr fell over the foot of a boy nearby and broke his right arm at the elbow. Dr Sharretts attended to the injury.
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Charles F. Fleming
North Market Street
Charles
C E. Fleming, Jr
Dr Sharretts
California Syrup of Figs: Gentle Digestive Remedy
Public approval describes Syrup of Figs as a pure wholesome stomach and bowel cleanser. It is pleasant to taste and acts gently on the sneeze and bowels to promote healthy elimination, claiming to be the best and only remedy.
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California
Statewide political activity and local incidents in Maryland
Republican and Prohibition conventions held in Somerset and Allegany counties nominate candidates while Democrats name Senate contenders in St Mary’s and Talbot. Notable losses include arson arrests in Washington county, injuries to Dr Samuel Heard and veterinarian John Wilson, and flooding at Port Deposit. The cadets’ Constellation ship anchors at Annapolis Naval Academy wharf as Texas fever hits Cecil county cattle and storm damage affects peach and corn crops statewide.
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Anne Aruntel
J.¥. Knotts
Queen Anne’s County
Colored Odd Fellows District
Girand Lodge
Agnapolis
Annapolis
Somerset County
James BM. Sloan
Allegany Republicans
State Senate
Howard County
Oswald Tilghman
Senate
Democrats
Talbot County
Peter and
Edward Bridendolph
Washington County
Francis V. King
St. Mary's County
Constellation
Naval Academy
Cecil County
Samuel Heard
John Wilson
Harford County
Wicomico
Port Deposit
Mr. Fitzsimmons Loss in Buckeystown Fire Near Buckeystown
Fire destroyed the barn and contents of Ignatius Fitzsimons early yesterday near Buckeystown. Loss estimated at 3500 with 2800 insured. Origin of the fire remains a mystery as the roof collapsed after he reached the scene. Also, Professor Cyrus W. Poole and his brother Sebastian Poole were committed to Montevue Hospital by Justice Eckstein this morning.
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Mr. Fitzsimmons
Ignatius Fitzsimons
Buckeystown
Fitzsimmons
Cyrus W. Poole
Sebastian Poole
Montevue Hospital
Justice Eckstein
D. A. Bhler
Peaches Damaged Across County by Strong Wind
Fruit growers report wind damage to peaches and other fruit across the county. Some say as much as 25 percent of the crop has been shaken from trees, with considerable overall losses anticipated.
World’s Fair Excursion Tickets From Frederick to Chicago
Local notices advertise excursion tickets to Chicago via G and R and B and O routes for September 1 2 3 and 4 at 37 dollars round trip from Frederick Baltimore and Washington. Also B and Q routes offer Indianapolis return tickets for September 1 2 3 4 at 19.50. G A R and Maryland pest notes, pear sales, tombstone offers, wrapping papers, and hay stock shoutouts. Galt Rate Excursions to the World’s Fair outline Baltimore area trains August 30 and September 7 13 21 with special coaches lavatories and tourist agents. Stops meals and ten day return windows listed.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
G. A. R. National
B & VU
RB. R. Co
Indianapolie
G. A. R. Pests
Maryland
Galt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Whl
Ohio River
Wey
Wearess
Sporisi
Principa Stasiers
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Grorr
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Valentine
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W. A. Baer
Pensburg
Pat G. Sorecher
H.osled Phillips
Mersersh
C. Dawoauch
Shenandoah Junction
Canis Horsz
F. Miller
Union Bridge
D. E. Frey
Jules Hill
Poriesville
News of the Churches
Muller & Kemp
Storm Serges
Mortons & Kew. N. B
John Hendrickson
Pall
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Hercules
Serge
Hup
Okickbon
News OF the State
I Xenra
James E. Walker
Walker & CO
Guh City
Fyodrf Pall and Finter Outfit
James EB
Rodook & Neidig
Rowe & Neidig
A.T. Rice &Sons
T. Rice & Sone
Pee Heal
Chascrezs
North Market Stelet
Frederick. MD
Jackson County
Jefferson Op
Bartlett
A. L. Kline
West Patrick. Street
F. B. Sappington
J. EB. Sifferd
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