Deer roam the mountains as hunters report in hardy county
A Wheeling party killed a deer near Romney and shipped it home while the Sanders brothers near Homney took a large buck below town. Hunters from Elkins tally two deer on Cheat Mountains and John McNoll near Old Fields bags a 200 pound four prong. Panthers roam Hardy county back of Moorefield, nightly cries alarm residents. A bear sighting near Mount Hermon ends with a fleeing chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Wheeling
Romney
Sanders Brothers
Homney
Tra Shockey
Elkins
Cheat Mountains
Joan McNoll
Old Fields
Moorefield
Hardy County
Mount Hermon
Allegany County
Williams Road
Question On Real Nature Of Electric Plant Tax Exemption
A Maryland Court of Appeals case from Frederick questions whether an electric company qualifies as a manufacturing plant for municipal tax exemption. The argument centers on whether electricity is a manufacturing product and if the 1882 act and 1891 ordinance exempt the plant. The Baltimore Sun notes potential wider impact, including Baltimore exemptions and constitutional issues tied to taxation and the fifteenth article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Maryland
Alaitute
Frederick
Lynch
The
Baltimore Sun
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Frederick City
Board of Aldermen Ofrederick
Electric Light
Baltimore
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Court of Appeals
Alvey
Court of Appeals of
New York
Virginia Doctor's Romance Ends in Baltimore Wedding
A Virginia medical student, later Dr. Brengle, and Miss Diffenderfer of Baltimore, once engaged, marry in Ridgeway church after a separation. The bride has devoted herself to church work, and the couple reunites following his return from Virginia to Baltimore for the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Yeare
Uece
Baltmore
Brengle
Beto
Ahe
Dr. Breagle
Baltimore
Balas Dufenderfer
Dr. Brengie
Winter Blizzard Closes Tale of Local Bits
Badger of Bright Items notes winter weather and blizzard tail end. Coal men benefit from clear skies while porkers face scrutiny as market concerns rise. A quirky segment mentions a snore diverter hood and pipe device. Apples and potatoes flood markets due to weak demand. Duchess of Marlborough reportedly adopts unusual fashion with exotic birds at Blenheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lylian
Nallys
Myke
Symym
Duchess of Marlborough
Blenheim
Abe
Personal News From Frederick Sent By Local Readers
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. Charles Mehbrling has returned home from a Thanksgiving Day trip to Baltimore. Miss Ida Stranman has returned to Frederick from a pleasant trip to Washington. Mr. Albert Crammits, of Washington, who has been on a visit to his uncle, Mr. John Schell, of East Patrick street, has returned home. Mr. A. B. Ingersoll, of South Bend, Indians, was in Frederick yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mehbrling
Baltimore
Ida Stranman
Frederick
Washington
Albert Crammits
John Schell
East Patrick Street
A. B. Ingersoll
South Bend
County Correspondence from Srenta to Fravaville Notes
A county correspondence item reports Miss Ida Renu of this place and Miss Ida Starr of Frederick City visiting relatives in Liberty. It notes a regular monthly meeting of the Ladies and Missionary Society of St. Luke's church held Sunday evening, and mentions local sickness including John Motter, Frank Davis, and Jenks Hauer. A Baltimore Herald Sunday picture features Mamie Keeser, with an advertisement for Syrup of Figs as a laxative remedy for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fragaville
Ida Renu
Ida Starr
Frederick City
Liberty
Ai@ and Missionary Society of
St. Loka’s Church
Waire
Estzest
Baltimore Herald
Misa Mamie Keeser
Frederick
California Fig Syrup Company
Severe Wrist Cut At Grimball Mills In Repair Work
Edward Tracey, a cooper at Grimball's Steam Flouring Mills, severed his right wrist yesterday afternoon while repairing sn sdz. Several effichen were needed to close the wound. Report notes more arrests expected soon in money gazette counter info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tracey
Gambrill’s Steam Flouring Mills
Grayson Bowers Firestone wed at Westminster church
Mr Grayson Bowers and Miss Chris Firestone of Frederick were quietly married at Grace Lutheran Church Westminster with Rev Millar officiating. Guests included Ralph Bowers and Prof Bion Firestone. The couple will honeymoon to Philadelphia and New York. Announcement also notes upcoming wedding of Dr Upton Shareits and Miss Gertrude Hoffmeier at Christ Reformed Middletown on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biwers
Firestore
Grayson
Sowers
Chrissie B. D. Firestone
Frederick
Westminster
Qrae Lutheran
Prof. Bion Firestone
John D. Bowers
Oscar D. Gilbert
Upton A. Shareits
Gertrude Hoffmeier
Hey
T. Frank Hoffmeier
Middletown
Christ Reformed Church
Hoffmelear
How He Gets There in Newspaper Advertising
A pragmatic guide for ambitious advertisers outlines stages from observing others success to testing and learning. The piece invites readers to consult Taz News, offering their knowledge, facilities, and invitation to visit or mail for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himeelf
Therm
Taz News
Dual Lodge Annual Meeting Opens in Kemp Hall Maryland
The Dual Lodge of Maryland held its annual meeting this morning at 8 o'clock in Kemp Hall, with sessions secret and focused on routine business. Grand Chief Templar J. W. Steele presides as the session continues into tomorrow night. Separately, Frederick reports theft of hunting dogs over the past two weeks, with 12 dogs found concealed in a cellar and investigators tracking strangers seen with them on routes to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dual Lodge
Maryland
Kemp Hall
Sessons
Templar J. W. Steele
Siena
Frederick
Washington
Cavalry Company Favored by Ellicott City Youth
Young men of Ellicott City consider forming a cavalry company with the Maryland National Guard. Rendezvous planned in Ellicott City. Also notes a freight team counting thirty two trampas with a Frederick Junction reference and a health claim about Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylan National Guard Ia
Ellicott City
Ite Vicializ
Saint Marys Coapier Sale and Holiday Fair Notes
The Woodbook reports a St Marys Coapier sale with Christmas souvenirs and fancy work tables. Guests and organizers are listed, including Miss Campbel and Miss Thomas, with crafts like beaded work, Sorks, and candy for sale. Thanksgiving services at Gotheran church are summarized, plus a farewell sermon for Rev. R Whittingham at St Stephen's Chapel and a new rector appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's
Campbel
Jerusalem
Miss Thomas
Adies
Ella Eichelberger
Presidest
Fancy Isbtea
Baker Johnson
James Gambrill
Reymond Ford
C. C. Keady
Missea
Cora Poot
Nannie Knott
Bettie Markell
Nellie Johnston
Dowers
Helen Phi
B. F. Brown
Virgicis Branger
Margeret
Gotheran
Woodaboro
C. Powell
Middletown
Patterson
B. F. Saylor
Laura Wade Rice
Balimore
Ccool
Ott Brothers
R. Whittingham
Catoctin Parish
St. Stephen's Chapel
Thurmont
Rev. Whittingham
Walkeraville
Ernest MacGill
MacPherson
Catoctin Furnace
From a Host to North Carolina Quail Hunt Expedition
Messrs J Roger McSherry Frank Pearce and Frank Elsephaner returned home Tuesday after a two week gunting expedition in North Carolina. They left Fredericks and traveled to Knoxville and then hunted in Pine Tree state quail were numerous. They enjoyed success and planned a repeat trip next year. First and final accounts filed in Urphana Court for Sappington and Annan estates with distributions. Slaves of Gold melodrama at City Opera House features Arnold Reeves as lead. Marriage licenses issued for Grabill Fogie and Price Hammond and Kitne Dosing. Maryland Court of Appeals motion grants Stoner admission as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. Roger McSherry
Frank Pearce
Frank Elsephaner
North Carolina
Frederiek
Noxville
KK. C
Pine Tree
God
City Opera House
Arnold Reeves
Ladies Auxiliary Koffee Klatsch to Aid Club Rooms
The Ladies Auxiliary of the HC A will host a Koffee Klatsch at Junior Hall Thursday and Friday evening to raise funds for repairing retiring and re furnishing club rooms. The event aims to cover expenses and ease the obligation on the Auxiliary, with public support urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. A
Kaifes Kiatech
Y. MU. A
Y.hs CO. A
Piscesson
Frederick Select Orchestra
Cabinet timber and cabinet talks mix in Denton dispatch
A Denton dispatch to the New York Era reports cabinet making hints amid election chatter. Senator George L Wellington and Major McKinley discuss successors to Senator Gorman while Coles G and others weigh in. Wellington hints at a continuation of a Republican term, with James A Gary and Coates G named among those considered for roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mejor McHknley
Denton
Unio
New York
Saya
James A. Gary
Wellington
McKinley
Gorman
Leanfoly
Chpadl
Grand Opening at No 6 Court Street Frederick Md
A new owner invites the community to inspect the furnished restaurant at No 6 Court Street Frederick Maryland on December 8 from 7 to 9 30 p m. The house will feature dining rooms for ladies, regular and private dining, and oyster service by Mrs Mary Maker, successor to Job E Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Frederick
Job E. Sheppard
Moon Thareday
Bealdea
Marah
A. P. Maker
E.i Sheppard
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Mest
Westher
Sasmimeton
D.C
Llam
W. L. Moors, Qhief
Weather Bureau
Aswadys
Chiif Opers Bouse
F. Raich
Mortgazee
P. Mamh
Loy & Perry
Carty
Peederick
ZEE Court OF Appeals
Caurch
J. T. Buselier
Aid Marcy
William D. Breng'e
Ridgeway
Redestek
Geongty D. Ffenderfer
Srenta
John C. Motter
Oblo Avenue
Prank Davis
East
Patrick Street
Jenks Hauer
Sevral
John Weasley Domey
Peter Shaffer
Hagerstown
Lewial
Dorasy
Nat Psie Frederick Juncifor Ye Terdas
Hood
St, Marys Sale
Simos Miler
Urphana’ Court
George K. Sappington
Jacob Hormig
R.J
Annan
Jane C. Ann
Lucinds Purdum
John D. Pardum
Starriage
Robert Lee Grabill
Anna E Fogie
Lloyd T. Price
Backetttown
Mary K. Hammond
Urbana
Daniel C. Kitne
Maed E. Dosing
Maryland Court of Appeals
Yaewrday
P. Frank Pamipel
Frank Jp. Stoner
Cabinet Timber
Dr. Mann
Bo’clock
Barney & Berry
B. Ebert & Son's
Groff Park
Simmons‘ Jewelry Store
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Hellroad Company
Pittsburg
Erla
Best & Kepler
Meng
Chidhena
Moumr & Kune
John Bendrickson
Tal-Grid
Wakm Toy
Bottex
Cluth
Cnhrard
Pricly
Gadirg
Jerort
Enit L
Joux Henosioxson
F. W. Staub
CHOOR
Doll Brothers
Brothers
Horth Marest
Dow Biorizi
N. Market Street
Railing Grocery CO
Central Hardware CO
Atmastion
Sportsuzy
Duponif Schultz& Kings
GALL
SEEUS
Cena
Hanovars
Rodook & Neg
Bodoce
Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sona
A. T. Rocz
Soxz
North Marert Street
Telephone
EB. Walker & CO
Bristmas Oops
VUDS
Jas
J. J. Bemsburg
Your J. Remsburg, PH. G
Prescription Druggiet
cNext
J. J. Remsburg
ootTdawim
Doll's
Oholpe
Marzem
C. D. Dou
Buffalo
Gust
N. Hauer
A. B. Hargett
Musca Tel Raisin
So. B
A. B
Haserrs
Millar
Mpas Cova
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!