Tre Saturday News Promises Eight Page Tomorrow
The Saturday issue will be an eight page paper filled with news local and general and abundant articles. It includes a new serial by Mary Cholmondeley The Danvers Jewels special illustrated naval articles for the Ladies and a Sunday School lesson. Ground Politics and a Rockville fair report conclude the items.
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Tory
Mary Cholmondelsy
Tak Saterpax
Danvers
Ragignol
Coke
Oti
Whitey Msn
Taa
Regulan
Mary Jane
The
Mar
Ailiha News
Tar Sarcepay News Costa
Tournament Riding Crowned Queen at Athletic Park
Miss Lizzie Lease was named queen of love and beauty after R A Mercer won the tournament bicycle race at Athletic Park. Six knights competed including Rowell Long and B P Ogle. Second place went to Rowell Long who crowned Mamie Smith as first maid of honor. Prizes included a harness set and tack. The one mile county race was won by Waters Tabler, with Stanley Smith winning the main event. An electric light exhibition followed.
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Aameli
Athietic Park
R A. Mercer
Knght
Plessact Valley
Rowell Long
Charerrilla
Lamos
Moantae View
B. P. Ogle
Rocky Ridge
H. L. Crook
Imight
Shady Maple
William Haugh
Utica Mills
R O.mercer
Lizzie Lease
Mamie Smith
Zire
Dumpracker
Mies Blanche
Tease
Herneas
Hoa
Death of Firgie Taylor Seen as Self-Inflicted
Baltimore report states Firgie Taylor died from a self-administered dose of morphine, with coroner and state’s attorney likely to issue a suicide verdict. Despite questions about the circumstances, authorities argue the evidence points to suicide to avoid costly inquest and chemical analysis. The man connected to her who spoke of the drug’s presence is Arthur Toner, and prior conversations referenced morphine in her trunk.
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MartineMe Taylor
Baltimore
Baldwin
Phelps
Willigat Tomry- Meiy
Arthur Toner
Miss Taylor
Toner
Dr. Worth
Dr Cort Survives Narrow Accident Near Summit
Dr Cort of Sabillasville, father of Mrs J Dutrow, was en route to Blue Ridge Summit when his horse bolted at a crossing near a night bridge after a train whistle. The animal shied, the vehicle broke, but the doctor escaped serious injury and continued with repairs toward Bianchi?thop.
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Cort
Sabiflasville
Mra. B.S J
Dutrow
Blue Ridge
Korea
Cort Kes
Byetem Esesiually Goat Health Questioned
A garbled ad-like note discusses a product from a company claiming to clear constipation and improve liver activity without figs. It mentions large oaks and advertising scorns but provides no verifiable details or credible claims.
Community Notices Of Visitors And Local Family News
A cluster of brief society items lists visitors and residents across Market and Second streets. People from Baltimore, Ocean Grove, Atlantic City, Charleston, and Clarksburg are visiting relatives or staying with local hosts. Several residents return from trips, while others prepare travel to Charlestown for a German event tonight.
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J C Claggett
Motter
Park Bere
John L. Derr
F. G Thomas
East Pasrick Eyree
Visister
Riesmad
Roger A. Deil
East Second Strat
Loialligg
Littlestows
Eber Fabrosy
Wrilem H Rameborg
George S. Radock
North Market
Crome
Baltamore
Roce Keech
New York
Risitig
Q . J. Beckley
East Second Street
Albert Ailen
South Market Street
Ocean Grove
Robert Greer Gaal
Ealtimore
H. J. Krise
P. H C Birely
B.S. Landis
North Market Street
Atlantis City
John Eisenhawer
Balteell Eisenhawer
Hoatington
Indiana
Benjamin F. Richmond
Cumberland Bar
Liberty
Wiltbarger
Washington
Thomas N. Harwood
Thomas H. Haller
Weat Third Street
Atlantic City
Rebecca E. Wallis
Ada’ Darrow
Sewickiy
Pittsburg
W. W. Osburne
West Third Street
Wilson
Gaborne
Mira Anna B. Simmons
Hagerstown
Ian H. Worthington
Charlestown
W. Va
Picnic gatherings and social events cover Montgomery county
The article notes that the central picnic of St Rose's Catholic church drew six hundred people from Baltimore and surrounding areas, with prizes awarded and funds raised from refreshments sales. It also mentions a White's county picnic with eight hundred attendees and dancing by the Frederick Select Orchestra, plus the Ashton Methodist Sunday school picnic at Sharwoods Friends' School.
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Montgomery
Ladies of St. Rose's Catholic Church
Hnutton's Woods
Clopper’s
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Washington
Washington County
Virginia
Clay Sre
Coatramin Carter
Geo. Nichols
Powreece White
Frederick
Ashton
FUR CAMPAIGN CLUB FORMS WITH LANCE MEMBERSHIP
The club starts with a Lance membership and builds at Patrick Street Furmrr button. Officers elected include H Hink president and others like Arthur D Willard Janice P Perry and Millie A Woodward. The group plans a meeting Monday and has secured rooms on Mant avenue near Patrick Street. Republican County Central Committee to meet tomorrow at the court house.
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Cteb
Lance
Weat Patrick Street
C Bolt
M.k.isey
Roosetelt
Peerre
Woltems H Hink
Ocean
Hinks
E. ¥.Groidebrough
Capt
Philp Hirsaben
Clod
Charles Bell
Iwtrick Atreet
Hrower's Alley
Republican County Ventral Committee
Republican
Bryan and Wellington to Speak Together in Cumberland
William Jennings Bryan and United States Senator George L. Wellington will address Cumberland and nearby residents from the Academy of Music on Tuesday evening. Wellington agreed to appear with Bryan on imperialism and its evils, with Bryan expected to win the campaign, and a grand reception anticipated by local Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
William Jennings Bryan
United States
George L. Wellington O
Academy of Music
Wellington
Quizene’ National Bank
Sumberland
Bryan
Waa
John T. McGraw
Grafton
Haring
Wm R. Heerst
New York
Tweedly
File
Emblem for Democrats Adopted by State Committee
An emblem designed by Mr S Malone for Democratic use features a national seal with a scroll reading The Republic vs. the Empire. It includes portraits of Bryan and Stevenson, a silver and gold star for bimetalism, an eagle, cannon mouths, and a motto E Pluribus Unum, all encircled by gold and silver bands.
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S. ©. Malone
Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Republic
Bryan
Stevenson
Canoon
Good Show by John B Sparks Circus Delights County Gazette
The John B Sparks circus attracted large crowds at both afternoon and evening performances last Saturday. The show featured artists and trained animals, with attractive exhibits in the annex. It justified liberal patronage and priced fairly, promising further exhibitions Monday afternoon and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Sparks
Mi Bes
Sparke
County Gazette
St Mary's
Cavalry Troop A Returns from Spain Mission
Seventy two members of Cavalry Troop A Maryland National Guard return to Pikesville after a Spain deployment. All report good spirits with no illnesses or incidents noted. The homecoming featured a briefing by unit leaders and a memorable reception for returning soldiers and families.
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Cavalry Troop A
Maryland
Pikesville
Spain
Receivers' salelists property auctioned for Alfred Ritter
Receivers date Captain Walter Saunders and an auctioneer sold property to Mess Alfred Ritter. The record notes bids from Zirkle Branswi and Jonas and Robinson, with a price of 91,220. The fragmentary text references persons and a failed reconstruction of the sale details.
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Walter Saunders
Alfred Ritter
Zirkle
School Board Appoints Teachers and Trustees Across Districts
The board appointed teachers Furnet Powell Soloman Jos ephine Soloman Mary Breeze Frederik Charlie Jones and others, with trustees named Olver Kesserer Edward Whip Mauri Holter for Valley View Middletown district and George D Dintercian at Tytere View Edgewood and Monrovia posts. Contracts for numerous teachers were confirmed and diplomas issued, with plans to support Frederick Female High School building and to pursue the J. W. Bond & Co. suit. Applications for a Backeys town high school and Cer cerille school were tabled.
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Mauri Holter
Bosra
Koarreth
George Wo
Edgewood
Tuscarora
George D Dintercian
Tytere
William Hogarth
Monrovia
Daniel Ball
Doppin
Bastardy Charge Leads to Year in Jail for Robert Smith
Colored man Robert Smith was arrested by Constable Getzabaceh and found guilty of bastardy after a hearing before Justice Wood. He is committed to jail for 12 months. Market rates listed by Mr J E W Barker show corn at 2.35 per barrel, shelled corn at 0.55 per bushel, wheat at 0.67 per bushel, and hay priced at 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
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Jalb Robert Smith
Feararine de
Getzabaceh
Juatioa Wood
J. E. W Barkert
Local specials and notices from Frederick area
Train and excursion notices plan special cars for baptisms at Middle Creek with 30 cent round trips and a regular Friday trip to Myersville. Advertisements seek a reliable agent for American Tea Co. at City Hotel today. Also a Republican committee meeting Sept 1 and Labor Day picnic details.
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Frederick
Middle Creek
American Tea Co
Pittsburg
BH. L. Ruby
City
F. &M. Railway Company
Myersville
Square Corner
Braddock Heights
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Niagare Falls
Hagerstown
Frodasi
Lars Recearnie
Farry
End of Week Bargains Push Shirt Waists and More
A fragmented ad promotes end of the week discounts on shirt waists, towels, washables, gowns, and various garments at low prices. It notes quantities like 10 dozen large shirts and 25c collar pairs, with other daily specials and a push toward affordable goods. Also advertises books and paperbacks available at Nuon & Mourn.
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Birgains
Jones
Ice Wave
Nuon & Mourn
N. Market St
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Lantieet
W.L Moorz
the Weather Bureau
Rian
Ohoner
Sea's Patent
Ildsborough, Rei
Dsborough, Bef
Neidig & Miller
TRE Seurday Nes
Bome
China
Captain Kilmer
Rockville
Ashley x. Gould
Wedowetay
Iniifati
Hate
Jobe Waiter Smith
Murray Vandiver
Simourree Herring
Soomshore
Wader
Rae
Potomac
Leet
Teper
Six Knights
Athletic Parx
Miss Lizzie Lease
K. HB. Meccer
Prequant Valley
Firgie Taylor
DR_ CORT
Hie Phaeton
White
Pcebly Persis Ai
Harry E. Blackiston
East Becond
Ugacize
Gines
Amd
Rip
Ehcknew
Saks
Optician
City Hotel
Fegré
City Bore
Barret
Republican County A Central Committee
Grand Jury Room
George E. A. Pearta
B.A. Marxen
Europe
Eader
East Church Strees
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Breez
John Hendrickson
Depotember
Tre Nudts
Hani Beng
P.shaser
Bevier
Hades
Joan Hoexpaveson
Tsidig S Miller
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Fabrion
Clinton E. Main
Maio
Kieron
Glinton
Crawdard
Isanogle
By TL. Seward
Henry
Elsie
Francois
Aircel
Potter
Texas
Gunter the Lowery
Seton Merrimand
Diane Tempest
Hare
Eabel Warnaby
Seorch
Fadamee Meredith
Robert Tourass
Courant
Bob
Batt
Lizh
Mars Coolmcondely
Mary Johnson
All of En
Mitchel
Jack London
Detereus
Wilkins
Fowler Castle
Marchmont
Tridge
Brady
Tage
Barnett
Ford
Carleton
Crane
Olicent Ly Basket
Peter Stirling
Indu
Prince An Parper
Eearths
Toomey
SOR
Hs Jerome On
Gross
Ros Br Roe
Ford Oy
Bile
Hilits mLlark Twain
B. Sappington
Vintean
Rodock
the Big Store
Adore Atte
A. T. Brick & Suns
A. T. Rice & Som
Frederick, MD
Staub
J. Hessely Kelles
DE. James
Sandi
Wilty
Willard
Seller
E. Patrick
Ceresville Flour
Persorb
Bashell
E. D. Shriner
Real Estate and Insurance
W. Church Street
Frederick. MD
Stewart P. Dear
North Market Stheere
C. Ricodemue
Desissz
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Erstuve and
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