Personal items note locals and visitors returning home
Mrs A R Yeakle returns from Washington Miss Lillie Weiner from Burkittsville Nellie and Alice Dean from Ocean Grove and other residents travel for visits Pan American Exposition trips noted Rev Freeman and Mrs Freeman visiting Hernwood De B S Todd travels to New York to meet wife arriving from France H P Grow and C M Grow depart after stays related to the Kentucky School for the Deaf ends with teachers honored for 50 years service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Yeakle
Washington
Lillie Weiner
Burkittsville
Nellie
Alice Dean
Ocean Grove
N. J
Wm. C. Johnson
Catherine Orderman
Philadelphia
J. E. Price
Beasia Anders
Emma Shomas
Tnion Bridge
Mary Worthington
Misaabel Worthington
Urbana
W. P. Mason
J. A. Williamson
Court Square
J. &. Price
Gracend Mazie
Thomas Freeman Sxon
West Second Street
Hernwood
Ray
Todd
East Church Treet
New York
Champagne
France
H. P. Grow
The
Entucky School For the Deaf
Mr. Grow
C. M. Grow
Southmarket Street
Fulton
Row
School For the Deaf
Morris
Hia Ving
Last Day of Anguat Brings Vacations Near
Brief notes reveal school vacations ending and Labor Day as a legal holiday. The Maryland School for the Deaf will reopen September 18, and the Hotel Elgin in runswick was renamed the Virginia Hotel. A cashier’s quip and local trivia follow along with market prices and a 63-pound watermelon on display at North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguat
Maryland School For the Deaf
Elgin Atrunswick
Virinia Hotel
Omar
Akias
Woods. Co
University OF Maryland
James M. Radcliff
North Market Street
Frederick
George A. Gilbert
Baltimore Wedding Ends 16 Year Old Runaway Romance
A 16 year old girl from Brunswick ran away to Baltimore to wed 15 year old Mortan Seitz after her mother Mrs J D Gletzer learned of the romance. Police facilitated a meeting at Baltimore Detective Department headquarters leading to a marriage license and a ceremony at a South Baltimore Methodist church. The bride, groom and mother approved after a discussion with Acting Captain Hogan and the Drug Store clerk. The couple married that night amid family happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D Gletzer
Baltimore
Hogan
Elia Gletner
Brunswick
J. D. Glenner
Cap Hogan
Merton L. Seitz
Pohler
Thomas
Court of Common Pleas
Barn Burned on Mrs Lawrence Rust Lee’s Farm Near JamaVille
A destructive fire this morning destroyed the Beall farm barn near Jama ville, owned by Mrs Lawrence Rust Lee formerly McDonnold and tenanted by Howard Yaste. The origin is unknown. A plowing colored man nearby and one horse saved. several colts and this year’s wheat and corn crops burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rust Lee
Jjamaville
Beall
Jamaville
McDonnold
Howard Yaste
Yaste
Middletown
Farm sale and auctions in Urbana district and town
The late Daniel Gernand estate sold 45 acres cleared and 45 acres timber near Duryall s Mill to Daniel Gernand Jr for 1501 50. At Courthouse George I Wilson Heirs property at Market and Sixth was withdrawn at 1500. Milton G Urner and F Marion Faubel trustees sold Otho T Cook farm of 224 acres Urbana district to George F Tabler at 45 75 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gernand
Duryall’s Mill
Jacksell District
Harvey R
George I. Wilson
Julia A. Vanfossen
Market
Sixth Streets
Walter Saunders
Court House
Milton G. Urner
F. Marion Faubel
Otho T. Cook
Urbana
George F. Tabler
Defective Oro release and Gettysburg College plans
Joseph Campton was freed from Baltimore on habeas corpus after an arrest on a Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road cars charge. The case cites a faulty commitment lacking trial details and proper jail duration. Gettysburg College outlines campus improvements by Edward H. Bissell, including 300 trees with 100 memorial trees sold for $5 each, start around September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Gettysburg College
Edward H. Bissell
Philadelphia
New Grain Elevator Erected by Eastern Milling Co
The new grain elevator on Carroll street extended by the Eastern Milling Company will cost about $15,000 when equipped and is described as among the best in the state outside Baltimore. It comprises two steel tanks up to 50,000 bushels capacity, 32 feet in diameter and up to 80 feet high, with the building in front housing machinery and offices. Workmen apply finishing touches as operation is expected to begin in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Street
Eastern Milling Company
Baltimore
Luckett Will Dictates Enduring Bequests in Baltimore
The will of Bettie C. Luckett, who died in Baltimore, leaves Richard H. Pleasants $100 as a first bequest and the remainder of the estate to her sister Susan Luckett. Susan is urged to pass any unused property to her nephew Dr. Llewellyn Fleet Luckett. The will, dated March 8, 1897, names R. H. Pleasants as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckett
Bettie C. Luckett
Baltimore
Richard H. Pleasants
Susan Luckett
Llewellyn Fleet Luckett
R. H. Pleasante
Silver Wedding Celebration for Canady Couple
Mr and Mrs J L Canady of Springfield Ohio celebrated their Silver wedding anniversary last evening August 20 Mrs Canady is a daughter of Mrs Joseph Minnick of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.5. Canady
Springfield
Ohio
Canady
Joseph Minnick
Middletown
Boiler Inspection Shuts Street Lighting Last Night
A state inspector examined the boiler at the electric light plant, causing the streets to remain unlit last night. The inspection attributed the outage to ongoing checks by the inspector.
Religious services listings for many area churches
Churches across the region schedule morning and evening services tomorrow with Sunday school at varying times. Rev. S S Miller Rev. W L Martin Rev. Daugherty Rev. Bachbach Rev. Stinespring Rev. Donbar and others will preach or conduct at Glade Walkersville Woodsboro Kamp all Middletown and surrounding churches. A Catholic directory and Matrimony sermon follow in St John’s Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Middletown
M. EB. Church South
BY. Switzer
St. John’s
Kamp
RB. Stein
United Brethren Church
O. W. Stinespring
Markwood Harp
German Baptist Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Donbar
Baltimore
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
M. E
BE. Nicholson
A. R. Stein
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Walkersville Lutheran Church
Leatherman
Lewistown
George Myers
Western Maryland College
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Parish
Father Coleman
Sleepy garbage cart driver halts traffic on North Market
A napkin public report notes a garbage cart driver sleeping atop a load of refuse on North Market Street in front of W. E. Staup's store. Policeman Zellers moved the cart after the man slept for some time. Also nursing update: Mr. Melvin Oden, ill with typhoid fever four weeks, can sit up now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
W. E. Staup
Zellers
Melvin Oden
Howison Speaks At Last On Admiral Remarks
Acting Secretary of the Navy Hackett released a lengthy letter from Rear Admiral Howison addressing the 1898 Boston interview charge. Howison denies calling Schley inferior and notes he cannot recall discussing certain newspaper topics with Navy rivals while affirming all officers are of good standing. Attorney General Rayner and Judge Wilson react unfavorably to Howison's letter. Business College changes: Arthur P. Wyand buys Kans Business College fixtures and will run it under current name. Wyand is MD vice-president of the National Association of Accountants and Bookkeepers and author of the Daily Signal Bookkeeping System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett
Howison
Boston
Sedley
Santiago
Sampson
Tc A
Schley
Naval Academy
Qos
Boston Record
Oar Navy
Navy
Sidor Heyner
Business College
Arthur P. Wyand
Hagerstown
Kans Business College
Wyand
Cedar Rapids Business College
Cedar Rapids
Maryland
National Association of Accountants and Bookkeepers
Daily Signal
Local Meni Announces Shorthand and Bookkeeping Training
Local notice advertises a shorthand and bookkeeping program under the Badges system with promises of easy terms, job placement, and travel savings. It lists Kane's Night School led by Arthur P. Wyand, and cites affiliations with several colleges and state vice presidency. Also covered is Manor Council O U A M annual picnic with music and an oyster supper, plus a sales listing at Saetey & Boost's featuring many household goods and a request for old feather beds.
Rural Free Delivery Appointees to Be Named Soon
The Postoffice Department nears launching rural free delivery in Frederick County with roughly 54 or 55 routes. Route Inspector A Frederick George expects carrier appointments soon, salaries around 500 dollars yearly, and limited government wagons for mail with carriers supplying conveyances. Burkittsville gains improved four daily deliveries, and Wolfsville and Elkton receive upgraded facilities as newspapers may be sold along routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
A. Frederick George
Arner Nt
George
Frederick
Pearl
Dayaville
MoKatgs
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Walkersville
Philip E. Grove
Thurmont
Hanconville
Lewistown
Utica
Borkitteville
Burkittaville
Gapland
Middletown
Knoxvie
Wolfs Ville
Elerton
J. W. Rhoderick
John Hershberger
Frederick Notes and Local Advertisements Fallout
Community notices promote dining at City Hotel Buffet with Oyster Soup and Hot Frankfurters, a big baseball match at Athletic Park between Smithsburg and Frederick, and a claim that Smithsburg defeats nearby clubs. Also listed are Frederick College opens September 2 with courses, an eye specialist offering a discount, dressmaking services, B&O Rail excursions to Washington and Luray on September 1, and a memorial poem for Mrs. Ann B.R. Stauffer dated June 14, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Smithsburg
Frederick
Smithburg
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Olsim
Merchandise flyer and notices from Frederick listings
A fragmented colonial era advertisement sheet lists new merchandise and services including silk fabric, blank books, inks, and books in circulation. It mentions auctioneering, eye and dental specialists, a medical practitioner, and dinnerware sets from English and American factories, all tied to Frederick Maryland, with addresses and dates implied.
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the Daily News
John Buniuc
Dawis Ceatteau
Merphy
Bertan Fratee
Cyshular and
Burns
Theonmie Gautier
Tarbes
Paris
General Hood
John Blisod
O F Pote
New Orleans
Owingstile
Hood
West Point
South
Ann
Tennessee
Atlanta
Sonsciur
Gettysburg
Clichkumaugs
Charleston
George Willa
Curtis
Livingstop
Booy
Provicones
John Drew
Larchmont
Vweather
Bus & PF. m
Wasuineron
Tax News
W. I. Moone
Weather Bureau
Molers
Jesman
B.chool
Lou Engelbrecht
Wm. Smith
Charles Shipley
Charley Shipley
Miga
Choo
Kane
Ionic
Vetera
Goldsborough
Ref
Kate Courtney
Myersills
Frank Knode
Go T
Mden
W. J. Ae
Monster
Daniel Feigley
North Market Etreat
Eric
Sunday Schools and Societies
Anapin Public
Gedar Rapids Business College
Iowa
American Pea Art Hall
National Book- Keepers’ Association
City Hotel Baffet
Manor Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Doubs, Md
Manor Woods
Buckeyatown
L. O. Webster
Shipley & Boost
Saetey & Boost's
G. Thomas
City Hotel Buffet
City Hotel
Frederick College
Wm. G. Boteler
Eaper
East Church Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Luray
Luray Caverns
Caverns
Ann BR. Stauffer
Jesus
Earth
God
John Bendrios
Lerar
Rps
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Plato
Pluid
Brice
Newie & Muza
Clinton & Main
Clinton E. Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Bank Books
Ines
Arnold
de Haan
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
ALES
Uae
Geo
Rodock « CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sone
Frederick CO
T. PF. Rice
D.& Rice
Fredk Co
Ceresville Mills
Ceresville Minting Co
W. F. Ronaxo
Mippietown Supply Co
Roland
Aso
Sand
Bandini
Potomac River
Priess
Willard
Keller
Patrickart
Mtr
A. N. Cramer
Lewle
Vnh
Banus B. Four
Frigderick City
Draare
ORD
Dutrow, Ers
Wm. H. Hamabura Frederick
Deakldawtt
Hedericr, Mo
Uiders Iett
Itosexour
Roprssi
H. E. Petermar
West
Franklin Street
Phrysician
Baltimore Eye, Bar and Throat Hospital
Idawis
A. Atlee Radcliff
North Market Streft
Medawk
Townsexp Sport & Sos
S. B. Sappington
Jaugdawiy
North City Hall
Paysite O. Urru. Puoverite
Baltimore, MD
Jhe Hegemann
Arkansas Avenue
Beach
ALM Stenar Hotel
Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
Romes
B. Voorbees
Atlantle Cit
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