Pole Raising Protest at Bentztown Hill Event
Several hundred gathered Saturday on West Patrick Street to witness the Bergen and Sewall Free Sliver Pole raising. Measrs. Titlow and Dorsey directed the operation, with Titlow topping the 100 foot hickory pole bearing a wreath of Bryan’s image. J B R Wood spoke powerfully in the absence of committee members.
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Bentztown Hill
Titlow
Bryan
Mixa. Plemhard
Frederick J. Keleon
Lee
Montgomery County
James H. Gambrill
War Horse
Frederick County
J.B. R. Wood
Wood
Eagarville Corner
Pole
G. H A. Morgan
John Hagan
Joho Bergeshalmer
Mahlon Phebes
Oxlando Burck
Owen McConner
Henry Schaeller
Lewis Riddlemoser
Robert Gaverend
Joseph Burck
Lab
Mepabera
Woyd T. MacGill, Jr
Purely Personal Social Notes From Local Visiting Residents
A jumble of names and movements shows Mr and Mrs Charles Det Washington D C visiting friends in Baltimore and Frederick while many others travel from Washington and Trenton to attend funerals, return home, or resume duties. Occasional freight notes hint at railway traffic and local commerce.
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Charles
Washington
D.C
F.t.davin
Yick Bireet
W.E. Filer
H.W. Wisin
Wm. A. Barley
Washington, D. C
Caroline Dagan
Emo Banes
Shenandoah
Frederick Hoeblein
Ermz F. Cromwell
Joan Cari
Walkersville
James A. Jones
Itismalee K. Basigis
W. Va
Lata Young
Trenton
N.J
Sarahah
Clingsa
Ocean
York
Philadel- Mim
Franklin Street
Third
Raymond K Cooke
Washingtom
Fred
Frederick
Fenn Burck
Sunday Services and Farewell Notes at Fredericks church
Sunday services varied across churches as Rev Beale departed the city. Many congregations held morning and evening services with sermons from Acts Romans Proverbs and Hebrews. The Presbyterian farewell to their pastor drew large crowds and featured prayers, Scripture readings, and mutual encouragement for future church work. The Junior Endeavor planned a picnic at the fair grounds this afternoon while other churches held communion and special acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Catholie Charch Peatercay
Pather Reed
John E White
Trinity M.& Church
Wiiblte
Virginis
Roy White
Jesus
Callea
Luther Kubiman
Tha
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Endeavor Society
Asnel
Brunner
Farhney
Eschbach
St. Luka
Gots
The
Missionary Society
Hay
Osbhorne Inele
al Sainte Episcopal Church
Logle
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Yester
Geo. A. Nizdorff
Presbyterian Church
Lears
Christ
House of God
Aaron
Har
Moses
Jack Stomn
Dr. Bachbech
Dr. Beale
Education and arts committees plan winter courses
The education committee seeks to offer unusual facilities for those who wish to take a course at sight school this coming winter. The entertainment committee works on three costets for the season as questions about starting a literary society persist.
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Sectere Ase
Opening of Surucoln and local schools reopen
Freedellcn county public schools reopen for fall and winter terms with staff lists for Mate High School Female High School and annexes. Teachers include Prof. Amin Burges Prof. Adam Hoser Miss Mamie Ou Estie Barty Miss M. Roblin son and many assistants. Private institutions resume with prizes at Frederick College and enrollments at Academy of the Visitation and Woman's College.
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Eosodis
Freedellcn
Tos
Pilygiz Ochors
North Markettreet
Schoars
Amin Burges
Mate High School
Adam Hoser
Missie Mamie C. Ou
Estie Barty
Molle B. Owirgs
East Church Street
M. M. Roblinson
Mines Litlie
Hattie D. Bobhit
South Street
Kate M. Weiner
Aldridge
M. E. Philpot
Matilde Bielfield
North Frederick
John Porter
Martha F. Russell
Ela Bowers
Bentz Street Colored School
George T. Day
Bertha Scott
da F. Thomas
Emolle
Board of County School Commission
Uoon
Academy of the Visitation
BV. M
Woman's College
Apple
Buckeystown Norms School
F. R. Neighbors
Virginia Parkins
Little Ladies’ Home School
West Church Street
Geogis A. Poole
East Third Street
Bettie. Theman
West Third
Atreet
Electric Road resumes limited service with new coach planned
The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad ran none of its cars yesterday except in the afternoon when No 11 carried a physician tending typhoid fever patient Harry Black. President Smith, back from a trip, has bought another coach due soon. A filing for $90 000 damages by Thomas T Anderson seeks recourse over a prior accident. extra injuries include Miss Famate Alnaworth of West South Street, hurt in the stomach but recovering.
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Frederick
Middletown
Harry Black
Smith
Famate Alnaworth
West Bouth Street
Monon
Thomas T. Anderson
Wm. P. Maulaby
Frederick County Circuit Court August Term Reconvenes
The Frederick County Circuit Court reconvened this morning after a two week delay. Chief Judge Jameon McSherry and Associate Judges Lynch and Benderson sit on the bench. Morning session focused on appeals. H C Wilson withdrew his appeal against Clarke Place Company and accepted a lower court decision. Wilson faced a $25 claim for driving over a public road. verdict for Clarke Place was $5 plus costs. Jury remains in session with 24 indictments sent down through Saturday.
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Frederick County
Jameon McSherry
Lynch and
Benderson
8.C. Wilson
Suiz
Clarke Place Company
Costa
Key Monument Association to Meet at YMCA Rooms
The Key Monument Association holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at eight at the YMCA rooms. A New Jersey minister sues his congregation for 90000 alleging underpayment. Congregation contends the pastor’s salary was ample for the work performed.
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Key Monument
The
Key Monument Association
New Jersey
Urner Urges Harmony After County Convention
A Frederick County Republican county convention sparked factional strife. Milton G. Urner, replying to Tom Nunns’ representative, decries violence, supports Motter’s nomination, and favors unity under a neutral chairman to heal the party rifts. He recalls past collaboration with Dr. Haffner and urges joint, decisive action to restore party cohesion.
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Tom Nuns
Milton G. Urner
Haring
Ormly
Republican Party
Eoon
Tas
Frederick County
Motter
Congress
Haffner
Mr. Motter
Az Sc
Afr
Cones
Dr. Haffner
Thi County
Wellington
United States
Benare
Weallington
Senate
Wailington
Gnd
Gizarm Aj
Large Sunday School Picnic Draws 7000 in Western Maryland
The Heath Angus union Sunday school picnic at Mary Lewis Young’s Sage Grove near Middletown drew about 7000 attendees from Frederick and Washington counties. Rambles and roads led crowds to the woods with vehicles lining approaches. Rev W Romabarg Kay Mr Byrd of Myersville spoke. three bands from Middletown, Myersville and Beanswi performed. In Washington county, Republican primaries yielded an uncertain result with Hagner and Stake contending. Hagner’s win was split by Koody, affecting delegate outcomes.
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Niddiesowm
Heath Angus
Union
Lewis Young
Sage Grove
Esry
Ramechandrey
W. Romabarg
Kay
Byrd
Myersvile
Midassmn
Myersville
Beans
Local notices and travel sales in Braddock Heights and beyond
Mr Harry D Young adds a fine Symphonion to his barber shop inviting all to hear it. Inclement weather postpones Farmers' picnic at Braddock Heights to Tuesday September 1. Fresh bran ten dollars per ton. Optician Isidor Lake at Rosenour's Store Saturdays and Mondays. Reduced Indianapolis fares advertised by B&O RR for Nations Democratic Convention. Excursion tickets to St Paul for G A R National Encampment at low rates from multiple cities, with return validity and extensions via Joint Agent. Through B&O trains East of Ohio operate to St Paul with single round trip fare and vestibule service noted.
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Indianapolis
Frederick
G. A. BR
Sr. Pani
Minn
Grand Army of the Republic
St. Paul Minn
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Paul
New York
Philadelphia
Trenton
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Moes
Ohio River
Bt. Paul
Chicago
GAR
Washington, Ferry
Potomac Valley
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DE. Beale
WGA
John K. White
Smany
Electric Road
TEE Carcuit Court
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MR. Urner Speaks
Republican Comery Politics
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Camden Station
New
Jeremy Avents
C Street
Restung Epee
Picbic
Harry D. Young
Braddock Heights
James H. Gami
Isidor Lake
Optician
Rosenours Store
G. A. R. National Encampment
Best & Kepler
Bome
Bua & Kapzers
Marert BT
Moullox & Ku
John Hendrickson
Wi Ie
Jobn Henpnioxsox
P. V. Staub
F . V. Stars
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
Brothers
North Marsset
E&coromical
Dou. Bjersens
HEINZ
the Railing Grocery CO
Sporracen
Duponta Schultz& Kings
Link
Content Hazvwante Co
Bodook & Meidg
Nate, Ridig
Gaieg
Sc. Tatanors
Casidres
Eudoce
BONS
A. T. R. & Son Funeral
Telefrone
James KE. Walker
Walker & CO
TRI
Jai. RE. ‘Wares & Ou
Dorr
Kbi Oovar
WML & Miller &Co
East Patrick Street
Rochester
N.Y Been
TEA Bay
C. H- Evans & Song
Betre Fire
Demiere
Joan S
Lipfs
West Patrick and Telegraph
Falsphora Mo
Predariek
Oaie
C. D
Doi
B. Bargett
ADEE
Panik
A.B. Haserrr
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