Weather Forecast from The Daily News Aug 30 History Item
Washington dispatch reports generally fair weather with an approach of a West India storm affecting the Gulf coast and pressure changes across the Mississippi Valley. Rain events listed include Galveston 3.54 inches and St Matthews South Carolina 2.50 inches. Temperature shifts vary from Texas to New England with cloud and rain likely in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moose
Qchief
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Montana
Missouri
New England
Texas
Indies
Galveaton
St. Matthews
Cordele
Waycross
Classified Ad Notices And Advertisers Roster Fragment
Fragmentary readable text lists advertisers and notices including bankers brokers and rental school listings. Mentions W A Mansfield and several institutions such as Frederick College Woman's College and Dr Goodell. The fragment suggests a local newspaper page of ads and notices rather than a full article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mansfield
Houze
Dr. Goodell
Frederick College
Woman's College
Brief Bits of Local and General Items Around Town
Budget of bright items notes Harry EK Otto of Middleburg and Mr Patterson of Philadelphia involved with the P O A at Johnsville. Harvey D Beachley A B of Middletown applies for and likely secures principalship of Tourmont High after W H M Martin resignation. Hydrophobia suspicion discussed by pathologists while a remedy remains sought. Lemona prices rise two dollars a box in wholesale markets. Rockville special says fair capacity may be insufficient for poultry exhibit, much from Frederick county. H B Witter of Frederick to show ten Chester White pigs at Rockville fair.
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Harry EK. Otto
Middleburg
Patterson
Philadelphia
P. O
Johnsville
Harvey D. Beachley
Rockville
Baltimore Herald
Frederick County
H. B. Witter
Frederick
Chester
TRE SOCIAL WORLD A MUSICALE AT FOUNTAIN ROCK
A Medieval toned snippet reports a Tuesday night musicale despite bad weather at Fountain Rock. Frederick Clemson and Miss Mamie Olll performed with vocal solos by Birdie Miller and Miss May Barrick, plus instrumental numbers by Clarence Clemson and George E Smith, drawing praise for skill and variety. Proceeds supported the Reformed Church Walkerville, deemed a success. A lively dance followed with young Frederick community members, music by John Thew, and a charm of new and older dancers enjoying the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Rock
Pr Eayer
Adust
Frederick
Oulfield
Clarencé Clemson
Mamle O11
Geo
EB. Smith
Kiske Birely
Birdie Millar
E. Smith
Thos & Cenidela
Clarence Clemson
Ale May Barrick
Iintersperse
Mise Birdie Miller
Mises Helena Stauffer
Rebecca Delezhmatt
Myrtle Hershberger
Reformed Church
Walkaraville
Nace
Frederick Ia’ Siabel
Johnee
Property Deeds and Canvass Notes From The Directory
The Frederick directory notes a canvass by Mr. Bailey across the city and county with omissions allowed until Saturday. Property transfers include John C. Keafauver and wife to D. E. Btone for B acres 1 rood 84 square perches at $150 and D. M. Davilbies and wife to the Board of County School Commissioners for one half wore of land at $650.
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the Directory
A. Herbert
Frederick City
Frederick
John C. Keafauver
D. E. Btone
D. M. Davilbies
Board of County School Commissioners
Two Bank Barns Burned Across Frederick County
A storm lit up skies as two large bank barns burned in different county districts. Fire damaged the barn on Dr Norwood’s Libeny farm and the Stover property near Ladiesburg in Woodsboro district. Losses included hay and farming implements with stock possibly saved in Brower’s case. Rumor suggested a Bowers Ladiesburg barn attacked by lightning, but deemed unfounded.
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Frederick
Norwood
Libeny
Evgier
John Stover
Ladiesburg
Woodsboro
Adam Bowers
Taylor Eizler
NOT FOUND YET Negro Wilson hunted after assault on Misa Jeans
A persistent search for the negro Chas Wilson, who assaulted Misa Jeasie Jeans last week, continues as authorities fear a lynching risk. Reports from Predorlok say locals pressured relatives for hiding places, with no confession given. The suspect may be in Loudoun county or in Baltimore or Washington, while others think he fled to Montgomery or nearby. Bud Mitchell was briefly suspected but identified by a Frederick resident. Mansfield Robinson, 21, another colored man, assaulted Josephine Haight near Urbana Thurston, choking her and tearing clothing. he has not been captured.
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Chas
Wilson
Misa Jeasie Jeans
Predorlok
Point of Rocks
Assailan
Baltimore
Washington
Loudoun County
Bud Mitchell
Frederick
Bud
Montgomery
Hyattstown
Samuel Titlow
Inter-State Telephone Company
Ustramestal
Mit
Mansfield Robinson
Josephine Haight
J. Wm House
Urbana
Thurston
Robinson
Arrivals of Pets and Names Across Counties
A weathered list notes arrivals and names across multiple counties including Washington, York, and Winchester. Mentions include J Mol a, W A L B Eberley, Philip Agten, Kinney, and McSherrystown figures, with scattered towns like Mt Airy and Cleveland.
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Mt Airy
Jos
Ninth annual Sunday school reunion picnic near Middle Town
The event will occur tomorrow in Mrs Lewis Youngs grove two miles west of Middle Town. Congressman George Wellington is to deliver an address. The picnic attracts about two thousand attendees, with weather turning warm then stormy in the evening, canceling planned talloon ascent and dancing after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Young
Middletown
Maryland
George
Wellington
Ss Woods
Thar City
Case of Samuel Rowe versus Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The case for ten thousand dollars damages for injuries was decided this morning in favor of the railroad. After all plaintiff witnesses testified, the defendant’s counsel moved to take the case from the jury due to insufficient particulars. A leave was granted to amend the bill of particulars, and the case may come up again.
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Cisesis Cours
Samuel Rowe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Syrap of Figen Promises Gentle Digestive Aid
To Cieanaé the System Effectually yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the brood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure heb ftal Constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds or fevers cee.
Local Coronation Pageant Selections Announced
The event listed prize winners in professions, amateur classes, and a saddle prize. Notable names include J Reed Gattherburg, Charles Harris Gaithersburg, Alexander Bigs Black Hook, and W Trait Glopper's. Samcel Riggs of Rockville delivered the charge to the knights while E A McAtes and Charles Lyddane led attendees totaling about twelve hundred. Exalt tool music performed by Guravan town Cornet Band and Washington Orchestras.
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Je. C. UC
A. M. Tomreamenx
Fomierds
Cinabtinas
J. Reed
Gattherburg
Alexander Bigs
Black Hoek
Selec Robe
W. Trait
Glopper’s
Alexander Eligoer
Bock Rile
Knights
Samce! Riggs
Rockville
Iso Tourdamed
E A McAtes
Charles Lyddane
Charlee Sellman
Exsalt Tool Music
Heirs of Maryland Soldiers Granted Austin Lands
Heirs of Maryland and District of Columbia soldiers tied to the Texas Revolution are notified of lands in Austin valued at 300000 dollars granted by the Republic of Texas for independence. The list names Geo. W. Crowles, John C. Whitaker, William Gleason, Jamie M. Cass, and many others including Margaret Bloodworth and Charles S. Zenn.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
City of
Austin
Texas
T. Pendleton
Robart Mooreland Green
Daniel Young
George Marrian
John 8. Parkhorat
Wm. Mayer
Robart Logan
William G. Logan
James McCoy
George Bwith
Peter Hill
J. A. Foster
Fred Baetford
Margaret Bloodworth
Robart Rossel
Wm. Mages
Arthur Robertson
Daniel Gilmartin
W. €. M. Baxer
Augustus Baker
James Douglas
James Trice
John E. L. Solomon
Wm P.scott
Wiley Hunter
Charles
Zenn
Mt Airy Defeats New Market In 8 Inning Baseball clash
Mt Airy beat New Market 6 to 4 after an 8 inning game on Mt Airy ground. Hellman hit two home runs and Wood turned two double plays. Clay struck out 15, Sellman 16 as fans numbered about 400. Umpire Geo L Kelley officiated.
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Mt. Airy
Mishap and Runaway on local roads and early Prohibition costs
Reports of a trap overturning on Berryville road injuring Mrs Dame and Mrs Worthington with others bruised, plus a runaway incident on Walnut street injuring Mr Walter and Miss McAlister but not seriously. Prohibition costs in Canada listed, royal commission noted as ineffective. Plans to rebuild Walkersville creamery and enlarge the cemetery enclosure at Pipe Creek German Baptists. September observance proclaimed for Maryland Defenders Day. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised as a curative tonic.
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Winchester
Wm. Dame
Baltimore
Bruce Worthington
Charles
Maggie Sargent
Berryville Road
Worthington
Walter
Mise Gertis McAlister
Clemsonville
Liberty
Walnut Street
Canada
Dominion Prohibition Commission
Joseph Hickson
Clark
Gigault
Dr. McLeod
Judge MacDonald
Monaghan
Royal Commission On Whisky
Manitoba
Frederick Gun Club Hosts Last Day of Unser-Gtate Shooting Tourney
The Frederick Gun Club concluded its second last day shooting tournament with eight events open to all marksmen. Visitors praised the club's hospitality as competition continued, while many entrants faced tough wind and occasional misfires affecting scores.
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Frederick Gan
Yeaerday
Frederick Ges
Oret Cay
Frederick
Baltimore
Colored Camp at Liberty Draws Wide Attendance
The Libertytown colored camp on Bundsy drew about 1,500 people from far and near for sermons and fellowship. Attendees included families with many Smiths, Jones, Jacobs, Miller, Brown, and White clans. Sermons featured Rider, Arnold, and Carter with music by Jackson’s Choir. The camp will run through next Sunday.
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Liberty
Libertytown
Bundsy
Liberty Banner
Jones
Jacobs
Bears
Smiths
Bill Smith
John Smith
Hen Smith
Tom Smith
Bil! Smith
Jenale Smith
Mollie Smith
Blacksmith
Silversmith
Ey ¥. Arnold
Frederick
L. A . Carter
New Market
Bundy
Rider
M. E. Qhurch
Sp. m
Jackson
Mt. Airy
Walker Rider
Carol County Notes and a Veteran’s Death
A severe thunderstorm swept Carroll County on Tuesday eight, with a cyclone near Meadow Branch two miles west of Westminster. a brick mill owned by Mr Joke D Roos lost walls. Meantime, Albino Poole, longtime resident of Carroll County, died near Warfieldsburg at eleven Monday morning in his seventy fifth year, leaving a large extended family across several towns.
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Carroll County
Meadow Branch
Weetmnster
Joke D. Roos
Albinos Poole
Washington Robtmaos
Wiliam Selimes
Warfleidsburg
Charles H. Baughman
Baltimore Custom-house
George E Laagbman
Westminster
Quantrel's Fate Revealed In Arkansas Dispatch
A Litt le Rock dispatch says Capt Simon Horsley, distinguished under General Forrest, died at his brother's home near Roger Arkansas. He allegedly knew Quantrel’s killing but details only emerge now. Horsley confronted Quantrel near Bardstown after warnings to cease raids. Quantrel was killed in spring 1885 during a raid. Quantrel, famed guerrilla, was once a Hagerstown resident and briefly married there before divorce.
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Forrest
Kentucky
Quantrel
Am Reid
Bardstown
Quantreal
Hagerstown
Jase Quantrel
Big Potato Yield At Firile Farm Shocks Neighbors
Mr C N Trundle of near Firile reports a spring potato crop of 64 bushels, now down to 135 bushels. Some weigh heavy, all measured in. Mrs Charles Markell bedridden at home in Lu THerville Baltimore County with illness. Mr Harry J Sahm very ill at his mother's home in the city.
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C. 'N. Trundle
Firile
Harry J. Sahm
Frederick College to Open Mounds and Sept Openings
Frederick College will open Mounds and other departments in September 1905. The Frederick Male and Female High Schools start Monday September 2 with the male class in the South Street schoolhouse and the female annex on South Street ready for September enrollment. Prospective entrants must be examined by principals to determine eligibility for entrance.
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Frederick College
Frederick
South Street
Elis
Ephraim
Goblits
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Arcadia
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Cath
Peterstereiga
Occa Dispatch
Washeton
D.C
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Olies
Republic of Texas
Base Ball News
Wit Rebaikh
Ezra
Cramer
Walkersville
Pipe Creek
John Kippeon
Amistant
Mise
Clara Marsh
E’ Kate McMaster
Belfast
Baltimore County
Brown
Hood
Unknown Angles
White
Stacley
Lupus
Hawlings
Smith
Bond
Keeter
Mattingly
Mants
Stanley
Hawllngs
Bmite
Keefer
Mantz
Lupas
Singlea
Sinzias
Keafer
Brarley
Fitz
Webster
City City Opera House
Zenatay
Kathryn Webster
Eb, Fitz
Mr. Fitz
Mestayet-George Fortescue
Ines
Miss Webster
W. G. Griffin
Camberland
Portrait
Hurst
Hagerm Town
Braddock Heights
Catootin Mountain
Fredericx
Buncay Nex
S Thomas
Stephen
Lovettsville, Va
Seriner Milling CO
Cereaville Roller
Mone
Gur
Shriner Willing Co., Sredarick
Charles Markell
Lutherville
Altimore County
Woman's Eee
Pscasra
Deserving
THIAL
D. H. Busis
North Market
Mulliniz & Kemp
Muum & Kew
Joek Bendeic
Zesor
Joun Henpkcxaon
Staub
J. Buber
Duslin
F. W. Srars
North Market Birert
Pe Brothers
North Market ST
Tabi
Dot
Brora
Marvin
THE
Batling Grocery Co
John A. Kennedy
Ricks
Wortar
Joen A. Kennedy
Borth Mares
Utarel
Gpzcil
Bodock & Neidig
Gatines
Bosch
Kodock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
AND
Empalwers
Leo Morth
Frederick, Mur
James E. Walker
Bpacial
ALL OF Oue Ladies
New Deese
Jas, EK
Waser
J. FP
Eisensauer
J. Hsenhauer
J. ¥. Eisenhadre
Eisenhauer Building
Hartholomay
N. Fo
Apollo Amd
Dukeharts
H. Evans & Sons
INDIA
C. Bell
Agen
JOBS
Lipps
West Patrick
Telegraph
Predarick
R. Wierze
Arp & Courts
Attorneye-At-Law
Dowsey
LEVY
Attorret
Atlaw
Court Howe Court Lines
Tredarick, M4
Averarase
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