Pleasant Paragraphs: hear Tace who come and go
Mr. W B Cutaball of Woodsboro spends the day in Frederick. George W Bosaman of Liberty visits Frederick on business. Mrs Henry Birely East Second street visits Knox le Mise Gertrude Swads of York Pa visiting aunt Mrs Thomas North Wa y street. Miss Anders East Church street visiting relatives in Martinaburg W V I. Mr Jank Donald of Richmond Va visiting his father James Donald East Patrick street. Miss Mattie M Houser Plane No 4 returns from Baltimore. Steps were ward Nel Nelson East Church street. Misse Eleanor and Mannie Petts and Miss Eleanor Johoser Court Square spend weeks at Cape May. Miss Willie Ritchie West Church street returns from Patepeco Heights. Mrs E B and Miss Madeline Shipley Taied return from trip to Onean. Mr and Mrs Wm Gi Eamehers North Market street have been and wrecker ti Highfield hate re Waters East Church street returns. Miss Clara Thomas visiting friends in Sars de Grace York and Baltimore returns. Mr Warren W Saunders Spring Mai travels to Brockley NW F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cutaball
Woodsboro
Frederick
George W. Bosaman
Liberty
Mise Gertrude Swads
York
Mrs. Thomas
Aeway Street
Anders
East Church Street
Martinaburg
W. VI
Jank Donald
Richmond
James Donald
East Patrick Street
Mattie M. Houser
Plane No. 4
Baltimore
Nel Nelson
Misees Eleanor and
Mannie Petts
Mim Eleanor Johoser
Court Square
Cape May
Willie Ritchie
Weet Church Street
Patepeco Heights
Wm. Gi. Eamehers
North Market Street
Local School Children Perform In August Event Near Arbens
An entertainment by Bentley school children Leo Graham Francis Mullinix Join Pallas Vivian ghosts of Miss Grinder was held Saturday August 25 in the woods near Mrs Grinder. A farm picnic followed with families sharing lunches though public pat—tomage was scarce. Martha Ackerman remains ill with typhoid fever at Mrs B F Browns. John T Boat Jr is sick near the city. Jonas titled as postmaster at Metal Pa has been removed by the Post Office Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irbana
Martha Ackerman
B. F. Brown
John T. Boat, Jr
Josh Powtctive Smaury
Post Office Department
Vid Jonas
Metal
The Local Mart Market Prices Note Bacgett Quote
The Local Mart records a market quote from J E W Bacgett with barrel per bushel and price ranges stated. A note reads pay 61 to 614 yor ton, reflecting miscellaneous pricing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Bacgett
Death by own action in Baltimore mystery case
Miss Virgie M. Taylor died at Mrs Ada Link’s Baltimore home amid suspicions of suicide by morphine. The coroner delayed inquest. a formal inquest was ordered. A chemical analysis of organs by Prof Toury was planned, with results expected in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Link
Whine House
Baltimore
Virgie M. Taylor
Miss Taylor
Link
Frederick
Marshal Hamilton
Baltimore Folica Department
Pir
Taylor
Wm. P. Toury
Kierle
Prof. Toury
Baldwin
Deremer Baldwin
Opposing Receivership Sought in Middle States Loan Case
Baltimore and Beederick county stockholders filed two bills Tuesday seeking receivers appointed for the Middle States Loan of Bagotstown. The association stated it sees no reason for court action and believes the company’s affairs are sound, following a stockholders meeting on July 18 where about 3,000 shares were voted and the opposition to receivership was affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States Loan
Bagotstown
Baltimore
Beederick County
Association
Tesk Wolvent
Sight in a Bicycle Jol. Boy regains sight after crash
Jay Hennemissy, a boy of ten, who has been blind in the left eye since infancy, was injured in a bicycle accident in Syracuse New York. After his head was treated he cried that he could see better and then read newspaper print with his left eye confirming regained sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Henneemy
Syracuse
N. Y
John E. Hannesssy
Jay
Mami
Campers at Braddock Report Night Ducking Incident
A Braddock campsite recounts a nocturnal incident as campers including N.S. Wilson Miss Nannie Wilson Mrs Posing Wilson and Mim Staley sheltered in a tent during a slight disturbance yesterday evening while a visitor group from Frederick stopped by. locals WH J and George I noted the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
N.S. Wilson
Nannie Wilson
Posing Wilson
Mim Staley
Beeaven
Frederick
Caropers Sere
Ty Mice
WH. J
George I
Shower Dampens Mountain Area After Brief Rain
A brief shower fell yesterday between noon and one o'clock, mainly on the mountain region. Braddock Heights saw a downpour while Middletown reported no rain. Catoctin Mountain remained damp as the ground absorbed the moisture before drying in the warm sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Catoctin Mountain
Excursion to Baltimore From Frederick Sunday
Lan ae and Ohio Bune peay arrange a special excursion from Frederick to Baltimore on Sunday September 2. The train will depart Frederick at 8 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lan Ae
Ohio
Bune Peay
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Mma
B. C
Rochester
Ganzon Ticket
Aganta Balisors and Ohio Railroad
Real Estate Transfers and Licenses in Frederick County
Week’s records show property transfers among Barry W. Durex, David A. Smith, Harriet J. Smith, P. L. Hargett & Co., Samuel Filby, Edgar Tresier, Charles W. Ross, John K. Pat Oan, Lewis P. Ramsberg, Anna J. Florence, John T. Chance, and Josephine Hutlart. Marriage licenses issued to seven couples from Baltimore, Green Valley, Urbana, Alexandria, and Walkersville. Estate inventories and probate actions include Elizabeth Keller estate filings, wills for Jemima Jacobs and Susan Hauer, and administration letters for Lemuel T. Davis. Sales of real and personal property and executorial actions noted, with final accounting for George J. Poffenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chermit
Orphass
Barry W. Durex
David A. Smith
Harriet J. Smith
Frederick County
P. L. Hargett & Company
Samuel Filby and Wits
Edgar Tresier
George &. Spurrier
Charles W. Ross
John K. Patoan
Truetees
Lewis P. Ramsberg
Predariy County
Annaa
Wofe
Anna J. Florence
Frederick
John T. Chance
Josephine Hutlart
Couarty
Mary M
Lanza
R. Wagner
Mary F. Long
Lemuel T. ‘Davis
Hattia V. Davis
Wm. J. Brashear
Daniel Scherer
Anna Mary Burger
Cornelia C. Korrell
George Poffenberger
Josiah Pofflogberger
George J. Poffinberger
Jemima 1
Jemima II
Jacobs
Eoscos C. White
Susan Hauer
Bryan to Speak in Cumberland and West Virginia Visit
Hon John T McGraw of Grafton W Va received a telegram from Mr Bryan stating he will visit West Virginia next Tuesday spending a few days at Deer Park Md The itinerary includes speeches at Cumberland Mor gan s Grove W Va Keyser W Va Deer Park Clarkburg State Fair Fairmont and Wheeling with up to two speeches per day The trip aims to support tri state fair activities and comes at Jefferson county supporters urging a political swing around circle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Morgan’s Grove
W. Va
Keyser
W. Vs
Deer Park
Clarkeburg
Fairmont
Wheeling
Thoraday
Chicago
McGraw
Jefferson County
Bryan
G A R Officers Elected At National Encampment
G A R officers elected for the national encampment include D C Milliken of Maine as Senior Vice Commander-in-Chief and Frank Seamans of Tennessee as Junior Vice Commander-in-Chief. Major Easteur of St Louis was unanimously chosen Commander-in-Chief. The column notes Esther Cleveland as the only presidential child born in the White House during a term, with several other presidential grandchildren named from Adams, Jackson, Tyler, and Grant eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus News
Curiaco
D. C. Milliken
Maine
Frank Seamans
Tennessee
Major Easteur
St. Louis
Ladies’ Bonie Journal
Baltimore and Ohio to Build 6-7 Mile Grade Cutoff
W T Masog, former B and O chief engineer, wins contract to grade a six to seven mile cut between Washington Jonson and Adamstown in this county. The route will bypass heavy eastbound freight grades via Sugar Loaf, using McCafferty’s siding as a double track, promising faster freight service and greater tonnage. Grading to start soon with land rights secured. work slowed by labor shortages and contractor pay practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow
W.T Masog
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Jonson
Adkinstown
Tris
Baltimore and Obio
Washington Junction
Adamstown
Thia County
Jeegth
Baltimore
Calico Rock
Bropswick
Baltinge
Sugar Loaf
McCafferty
Metroton
Baltimore and Ohio
B. & O. Lings
Norfolk
Pointe
Virginia
Local court and community notes from Cumberland area
Judge Sloan trips to Northcrest and Judge Watters presides Belair term. Mr Bowen dies at Mt. Washington. Catholic church foundation in South Cumberland. Fire destroys Charles Berry dwelling near Rawlings. Incorporation filings at Hagerstown for Washington County Gar Company. Carrington and Niles named receivers for Myobs & Luken. About 150 track workers idle on B&O strike. Civil War veteran Timothy McCoy dies in Sharpsburg. Garrett County labor disruptions threaten 250 jobs. Father Pater transferred to Pittsburgh, Father Murray succeeds in Cumberland. Mrs Carter files partial divorce suit. Henry Carter sues Dr Hill for 25000. warrant issued for assault. Prohibition mass meeting held at Sandy Spring with several speakers. Ex-Senator Moore attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Sloan
Cumberland
Northcrest
Josiah Slicer Bowen
Mt. Washington
Southberland
Watters
Belair Farore
Old County
Charles Berry
Rawlings
Allegany
Hagerstown
Washington County Gar ‘Company
Edward C. Carrington
Alfred 8
Niles
Myobs & Luken
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Timothy McCoy
Sharpeburg
Washington County
Wea
Garowz
Father Pater
Bains
Bains Pater and Paul
Sandy Spring
Montgomery Coun
Frank X. Watkins
Oliver Hematreet
The
Presbyterian Church
William W. Moore
Sparks Show Coming to Frederick with Trained Exposition
John H Sparks presents a world class railroad show and trained animal exposition in Frederick on Monday September 3 in the afternoon and evening. The program features lions wolves and e1sers along with a large troupe of well trained horses ponies dogs goats and monkeys plus acrobatic acts and fanny clowns. A free balloon ascent with parachute jump will be offered to all from 1 to 7 pm rain or shine. Sparks guarantees a bridal balloon ride drawing couples for a trip in the balloon pod and notes many marriages have occurred without accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
John H. Sparks
Frederick
Aloos
Betirocen Sciesen
Evangelist Pitches Tent at Braddock Heights
An evangelist set up a tent at Braddock Heights and held a service attended by locals. A nearby street incident occurred on Tuesday with some confusion. Next Sunday four individuals are to be immersed at Middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Pete
API
Middle
DethMDius DAY Planes and Local Meet for Mon Event
The article outlines dedication plans for a Spanish ceremony and updates from committees. Invitations have been sent, responses awaited, and arrangements progress. The program includes Frederick school children singing and a Braddock Heights exercise. Excursions will run from Baltimore with a large crowd anticipated and Middletown Band leading. Joint committees seek food contributions but face merchant reluctance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Middletown
Monemieht
Insurance Leader Mr F G Thomas Heads South Trip
Mr F G Thomas senior of F G Thomas & Sons plans a Mt Airy journey this afternoon. His first railroad ride since 1890 when he was a state legislator. He will note changes in travel and the route as well as waterworks inspections by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. They tested the morning intake at Fishing Creek after driving along the new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Thomas
F.G. Thomas & Sons
Mt. Airy
Thomas
Zacharias
Horgs
Bos
Fishing Creek
Grand tournament and dances at Athletic Park Tonight
Local notices invite Democrats to a meeting at Sixth and Market, Republicans to a county central committee session, a dancing picnic at Braddock Heights, and a Republican campaign club gathering. Also ads for seafood, tailor, eye doctor, and Niagara Falls excursions via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with multiple city stops and special trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury Room
George A. Pearce
BE. A. Markell
Autumn Bargains and New Dress Goods Arrive at Ladien
Local store catalogs autumn deliveries and markdowns on blankets, silks, lace curtains, wash goods, shirts, and petticoats. Evidence of aggressive pricing and remnant sales aims to attract shoppers with cheap silk challies, golf suitings, and fashionable fall styles. The notice also lists novels and books available, with a sales pitch highlighting comfort and value.
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the Daily New
Ara Mozeci
Isa
Eseu Remaer Boe Mead
Wreece
Wasnixctos
W. L. Moore
Weather Rareas
City Opera Bou
Uncle Bez
E. M. Dyer
Fione & & Newama, Trusts
Athletic Park
Geo. Is
C. Carty
E. Walker & Ge
Henry Birely
East Second Street
Knoxle
Mrs. EB and
Misa Madeline Shipley
Wen Taied
Onean
Frederick City
Aoader
Mis
Ade Link
Virgie
Keeno
the Couets
Marmiage
Walter H. de Lanter
Baltar
Myre N. Whipp
Green Valier
John M. Unger
Mary C. Becruft
Urbana
Rodolph A. Hasler
Alexandria
Annie B. Rambe
Washington
Thomae T. Fox
Amy E. Baylor
Walkersville
David H. Baughter
Mattie E. Rice
Walkershville
Hake’ Cort
Elizabeth Keller
G. W. Cooper
WH. Settlemyer
Jemima Jacobse
Maryland
Winchester
Sparky
Wall Boys
Dusty
eachDlack
Will Pratt
Desty
Sesailant
Zed
Hiss
Washington Reaction
Westerday
North Frederick Bryan & Stevenson Club
Castie’s
Oyster and Fish Depot
G. W. Lidie
Phome
Labor Day Munday
Izeg
Patrick and Brewery's Alley
Doll's Cafe
A. L. Bline’s
College
Inbee
Min Nascy Z Hicok
Nate
University of the State of New York
Trial School
Wexen
Deer Park Hotel
Deer Fark
W. E. Bomwsi
Ear
New York
Fader
Wm. C. Bottles
Market Street
Efee
John Hendrickson
Baching
Barrie
Jonx Elanpstos
Neidig & Miller
NezuDe
Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Neon & Massa
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Clinton EB
T. F Seward
Moody
Henry
Elsie
Fihhi
Bent
Mr. Potter
Texas
Red Pottage
Diana Tempest
Breuelmondely
Lary Johnson
Law
Yp Allen Hugh Wsnee
Vy Mitchell
Jack London
Bracy Deverens
Remington
Robert Grant
Ed Bellamy
Wilkins
Va Uemue
Brady
Hodgson
Je Willough
Zvaros
Wiepy
Baskett
David Cor
Peter Stirling
Oomey Anders
B. Sappington
Viszcar
F. B. Dappington
N. Market
OBO
Hin
All Style
Iean Ana
Jye
Rudoce
A.T. Rice & Soxs
Frederick, MD
F. W. Staus
Ppaca
J. Beisely Kebier
J. Heisely Keller
N. Makert ST
Anu
DR. James
Willard
Eeller
Patrick Gr.eee
E. D. Shriner
Pvinc
S. Biser
W. Church Street
Junezsdis
Stewart P. Dear
mSidawiy
Nicodemus
DES 1Si
Ofc Court Street
Freteriek, Bt
Earls F. Levy
Cee Fey
Tha Aewe
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