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The curredt number of The WEEKLY News ozers the Sth volume of its pebu estion. The enviside position which The Wrenry News has attained 10 the ranks of Maryland Journalism is ver, ¢etify ing to the publishers. It enjoys a circu lation larger than that of any cur tnso rary outside the city of Baltieurs, and the circle of its readers, through "rural healthy growth, increases year by year It is the aim to make Tos Versity Vows a seaspaper in the "full sense of that term, end the favor Which it has won from the public generally , speaks to no uncertain tone of the duchess with which our sims and efforts have met. But we intend that its past excellnce shal be merely an earnest of its future t The WESELY News is not only the larg est and best, buttherwise the cheapest.
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Wrenry
Maryland
Baltieurs
Tos Versity
Deaths and Obituaries From Local Area Cemetery Services
Mollie E Castle wife of George C Castle died at home near Petersville from injuries after jumping from a runaway team aged about 28 She was a daughter of the late George Shafer and leaves a husband two children and a large circle of friends The funeral was held Tuesday at Union Cemetery Middletown Also noted is the death of Frat Wm Trail near Greenfield Mills aged 79 with a Koontz Chapel service and pallbearers listed A child Harry Win Geld aged 1 year 2 days is mourned with a funeral planned from 2020 Ashland Avenue The article also lists hotel arrivals including Orry Haren H C Quigley Zanesville and others, with county travelers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo C. Castle
Mollie E Castle
George C. Castle
Petersville
Decessed
George Shafer
Brunswick
Union
Middletown
Wm. Trail
Greenfield Mills
Koontz Chapel
Mr. Schultz
Buckeystown
N. Whisk
Wm. Whitmore
Wo. Fonk
Knode
J. Davis
Harry Win- Geld
Wm. W
Florence V Scott
Ashland Avenue
Sehley
David Delauder
James E Kinna
George Sulcer
Charles Maught
Hoffman Hall
C. W. Halleary
Brooklyn
Ellen Robers
Knoxville
St. Mark's P. E
W. A. Gardner
St. Marx's F. E
Largy
J. Edward Kinna
Mary Abell Weds Dr James Dudley in Saint Marys Church
In Saint Mary's Catholic church Govenstown on Homeland Avenue Miss Mary Abell daughter of Edwin F. Abell of Baltimore Sux married Dr James Dudley Alorgan of Washington DC. Very Rev Dwight E. Lyman celebrated with Rev P J Donohue assisting. Best man was Dr Hallan Harris. A breakfast at Woodboure followed at the bride's father's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgad—Abell
Saint Mary's Catholic Church
Homeland Avenue
Govenstown
Mary Abell
Edwin F. Abell
Baltimore
James Dudley
Alorgan
Washington, D.C
Dwight E. Lyman
P. J. Donohue
Fairies
Hallan Harris
Substitute Jurors Replacing Nonest Jurors in Court
Court drew substitute jurors on Monday to replace excused jurors. Frederick district Wm P Rice steps in for Oscar F Firestone Exmurebrr Jadcon Hill replaces Wm P Gainer Catoctin Cornelius Dutrow for H O Ridenour TWosdsille Nathan Benne for Alexander Pearre Linganore Peter Dudrear for Isaiah Devilbias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honday
Frederick District
Wm. P. Rice
Oscar F Firestone
Exmurebrr
Jadcon Hill
Wm. P. Gainer
Catoctin
Cornelius Dutrow
H. O. Ridenour
Twosdsille
Nathan Benne
Alexander Pearre
Linganore
Peter Dudrear
Isaiah Devilbias
AffaIrs Of The E T President Evenbauer Viewpoint Interview
In a morning interview with News repres entatives the mayor addresses the city’s water supply plans tax needs and municipal finances. Parsons RimmerLen and Motter discuss the electric and water extensions and bond redemptions while pledging to press for war claims and a revised road tax. The president emphasizes careful budgeting and urges taxpayers to consult the City Register for details.
The Shoe Factory Leader Seeks Southern Trade
Frederick Shoe Factory manager Monroé Wolverton returned from a lengthy promotional tour through Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and beyond. He met all jobbers except one city, and reported strong demand for shoes with finished enamel soles. A new enamel process, devised by John W. Neipold, promises to boost sales and may prove valuable.
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Monroé Wolverton
Frederick
Virgin
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Boston
Afr
Wolveston
Wolverton
John W. Neipold
News of the Churches in Frederick District
Several church events are noted across Cumberland and nearby towns. A sermon for youth by Rev. Luther F. Warner is set for December 6 at Buckeystone AL E B Church at 7 p m. The Frederick District Epworth League opened its third annual convention at Centre Street Church Cumberland. Rev Hoffmeier of Middletown preached at Brad dock on November 28. St Mary’s Al Saints Guild reported a record Christmas sale with proceeds aiding church improvements and a parish-house fund drive continues with the basket of work at Jos D Baker’s during December and January. Sun day school officers mapped a Christmas festival for December 25 at 7 p m with offerings toward parish-house building. The Chinese League schedules a monthly meeting tomorrow at 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther F. Warner
Buckeystone Aleb
Frederick District
Epgorta League
Centre Street Church
Cumberland
J. J. Hetzel
Centre Street
James
St Mary's
al Saints Guild
St. Mary's
Dirs. Jos. D
Local Sickness Report From Burkitsville and Nearby
Mr Casper Pfeffer of Burkitsville is much improved after illness. Mrs G F Willard of Knoxville shows slow improvement. Estella daughter of Fir and Mrs C is seriously ill at her father's home near Yellow Springs. Dr S T Gaffner of Frederick attends. Mr Harry Blackston and Mr Wm Gannes on sick lists with Sampson Young of Rocky Springs ill again after a bout of bilious colic. Miss Bessie Dyer of East Fourth street is sick with measles symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Pfeffer
Burkitsville
Hira
G. F. Willard
Knoxville
Estella
Sirs
Marta
Yelow Springs
Gaffner
Frederick
Harry Blackston
Wm. Gannes
Sampson Young
Rocky Springs
Mise Bessie Dyer
East Fourth Street
Meeting notes spark funding debate and local appointments
A Rockville letter reports the State Association of School Commissioners urged aiding free school funds through new legislation and library use. The first board of counts commissioners met, appointing Charles W. Prettyman as commission, and a contract for fire apparatus was awarded for 750 dollars. The November circuit term closed, with many cases continued to March. The judiciary and election mood stir speculation on next speaker and postmaster candidacy.
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Montromeer
Rockville
State Association of School Compassionere
W. 5
Mannakee
Bord Forts
Sopling
Atu
Tee
Balic
Carey Ct
Postissster
Wefan
Pesta Canin
Boead
Board of Counts Commissioners
Charles W. Prettyman
le Tas Sttebar
Stes
Ure Adams Byer
Alya Bubbard 4 Company
Baltimore
Thos Mills
Frederick County
Gill
Penitentiary
House of Correction
House of Relatives
Mills
Texas
W. AM
The Shiffier Case Indictment Draws Crowd At Court
The case of George J Shiffier, indicted for barn burning in Washington county, drew a falge crowd to the courthouse. Testimony is largely circumstantial with 20 noted developments from the Baltimore detective Seibold who posed as a store marble quarry hunter last summer. Anonymous letters about the barn fire and poison plot were admitted as evidence. Beautiful Work features Misses Gholson with Roman embroidery displays at 37 WL Third street. Personal Mention notes Mr John Justus Myers birthday at his daughter's home. Accidents report Johnnie Whisner and Robert Eberts receiving minor injuries from ice and a fall at Backey's foundry and a building steps respectively.
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Shiffier
George J Shiffier
Washington County
Court House
Prevner
Shiffer
George W.seibold
Baltimore
Seibold
Mr. Shiffer
George Shifflers
Gholson
Third Street
John Justus Myers
Mary E. Lutz
Patrick Street
Myers
Germany
dJohnnie
John Whisner
Backey's
Robert Eberts
Cockeysville
West Soua Nlrper Pono
Jacob Shriner
Northamberlang County
Ben Knott
Our Town
Rocky Ee
John Earing
S. Diehl
Woodsboro
Mount Zion
Haugh’s
John Bradley
Craton Smith
Union Bridge
Assault and Battery Case Before Magistrate Turner
Joseph Ridgeway faced a charge of assault and battery on Wilbur Midler stemming from November 28. He was released on bail for a hearing set Friday at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ridgeway
Turner
Wilbur Midler
Oyster supper planned for Frederick Rifemen members
At last night’s meeting of the Frederick Rifemen one Dew member was mustered in as regular drill practice was dispensed with. The annual oyster supper for members will be held in the Bink between Christmas and New Year. Conundrum from New York Herald. Keller and Delashmett note pun about ambuscade and dry clean coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bink
New York Herald
Keller & Delashmett
Hattie Johnson Discharged After Insufficient Evidence
Hattie Johnson, a colored woman, appeared before Magistrate Barrick on a charge of being incorrigible. The accused was discharged as the evidence was insufficient to hold her. Constable Getzbaugh conducted the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Johnson
Barrick
Getzbaugh
Real Estate Transfers and Orphans Court Notices
Real estate transfers show Josephus Kam and others to Jane Aven for ground in Reiersvine at 520 dollars. Charles G Myers and others sell to Charles A Pool and wife a parcel in Frederick City for 1200 dollars. Orphans Court inventories list personal property current money and debts due to the estate of Eliza Hightman, deceased, filed for record yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Kam
Jane Aven
Reiersvine
Charles G Myers
Charles A Pool and
Frederick City
Eliza Hightman
Marriage Licences Granted for Huffer Afills and Ricketts Pair
Edward Huffer and Rosie Afills of Poolesville receive marriage licences. William Ill of Frederick and Della Ricketts of Lewistown, identified as colored, also listed for marriage licencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Huffer
Rosie B. Afills
Poolesville
William J.ill
Frederick
Della Ricketts
Lewistown
County Correspondence Sparks Local Weather and Deaths
County notes from Facet Springs and Bruceville describe a severe windstorm with rain, ongoing church meetings, harvest activity, and recent deaths. Notable items include Charles Chipley’s serious accident, Old Lark the mare buried as a token of respect, and Mrs. George Castle’s death from injuries. St. Mark's P E Church was dedicated with clergy present, while various local families host dances, visits, and farm work as winter approaches.
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Bruceville
Charles Chipley
William Chipley
Centreville
Frederick ‘County
James Eckenrode
D. P Creek
Afr
O. Cash
Mr. Chipley
Chipley
Weant
Lark
Besst
Buckeystoag Manufacturing Company Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed in Frederick County for Buckeystoag Manufacturing Company to manufacture tools and agricultural implements. Capital stock set at $25,000, 25 shares of $100 each. Principal office to be in Buckeyatown, directors to be elected at December meeting for forty year term.
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Sestertar
Buckeystoag Manufacturing Company
Frederick Counlry
Incorrorstars
William
Othor
Buckesstun
Ibs Cerbertion
Guy
Ech
Gre
Rosil
Absli Clec
Thall
Frederick County
Buckeyatown
Golden jubilee marks 20 years of Archbishop Kenrick’s service
Fifty years after Peter Richart Kenrick became Bishop, his United States golden jubilee is celebrated with a $50,000 residence and a grand pontifical mass at the Cathedral in St Louis. Born in Dublin in 1805, he rose through Overbrook Seminary, served as Vicar-General, and succeeded Rosati as Archbishop in 1848.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Richart Kenrick
United States
St. Louis
J. Lewis
Kenrick
Dublin
Marynorth College
Philadelphia
Overbrook Seminary
Rosati
Drasa
Ferribla Coil Oil Accident Claims Cumberland Life
A coil oil explosion in Cumberland last evening killed Mrs. Victoria Hoffman and severely burned her two children. The mother and one child died soon after while the other child suffered fatal burns. The blast spread oil throughout the room and caused the house to nearly burn. Neighbors helping the victims sustained minor injuries.
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Cumberland
Victoria Hoffman
Mechanic Street
The Weather in November Summary
The summary reports November weather with mean temperature 43.29 degrees and a high of 67 degrees on the 1st and 10th. It notes a low of 16 degrees on the 20th, precipitation totaling 185 inches, and 8 days with measurable rain or melted snow. Snowfall was 1.5 inches during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Rc
Clintock Young
Habeas corpus hearing on possession of child scheduled
A habeas corpus case on possession of a child will be heard Saturday at 11 a.m. before the court. The petition involves Mr and Mrs Charles A Feigley, who separated some time ago. The child is currently with the mother, with the father seeking custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Feigley
Mullinix and Kemp Open New Chenille and Table Cover Line
Mullinix and Kemp announce today the opening of a handsome line of chenille and table covers at 25 percent off regular prices. The store highlights a splendid assortment of tidies, fancy gowns, plush coats arrival, and a rich selection of tapestry carpet. They claim the finest and largest stock in Frederick and report record sales.
Kent County News Briefs From Maryland State Events
News items report county officers in Kent County and Ebenezer shoot ho in near Chace, robberies and court actions in Cumberland and Calvert, a fatal trestle accident in Cumberland, a bridge inquiry in Baltimore County, and new water works contracts. Other notes include Governor elect Brown’s mansion move, contested Calvert elections, and a gas explosion causing a death and burns.
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Offeers
Kent County
Berearora Ip
Ebenezer Shoot Howe
Chace
Joep Jylason& Beethe
Psi Lbure
WL Cyssirue
Eston Water
Siazesiy Steam
Hook Paed Lander Company
Raion
Chectit Cottier
Bsitio Se i
Tockin Do
Mitliottus
Fhe Cae
Corge J. Saitler
Ison Asabel Hagersown
James Shakem
Cunberland
Thos. Cooper
Talbot County
Brown
Annapolis
Calvert County
John Glenn
Baltimore County
Maltimore
Howard Counties
Csn
Victoris Hoffman
Cumberland
Way Boford
Elkton
Elkton Water Company
Maryland Water Company
Cecil
Prince Frederick
St. Leonard’s
Grand Lodge Session of Maryland Good Templars Opens
The Dual Grand Lodge of Maryland meets at Odd Fellows Hall Dieytt Day with about a hundred attendees. Delegates receive the third grand lodge degree and reports from Grand Chief Tempter Morling and Grand Secretary Bielfeld. Morling and Bielfeld note membership gains and a small treasury balance, with the lodge out of debt. representatives to the Right Worthy Grand Lodge meet in Edinburg, Scotland.
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Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Order of Good Templars
Odd Fellows
Dieytt Day
Tempter Morling
Bielfeld and Mesers
Wor Ollverwood
Thomas Ec
Barred Out of the Hall by Democratic Protest Rally
About 150 people gathered near Democratic headquarters on Court Street to protest recent appointments. Henry B Vehring announced the meeting was off until Friday evening as the City Opera House would be secured for the gathering. A separate hearing in State v. T A Glilan over alleged malicious destruction of property in Brunswick was continued to tomorrow at 10 a.m. before Magistrate Turner.
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Court Street
Henry B Vehring
Opera Hone
T. A. Glilian
Joseph Billing
Brunswick
Bisgistrate Turner
Atten
Maryland Delaware West Virginia District Convention Held
The M C A State Convention embracing Maryland Delaware West Virginia and district of Columbia will meet in Parkersburg West Virginia on January 14 15 16 and 17 with secretaries and lay delegates attending from across the country.
Overdose and Escape At Monterne Hospital
An intoxicated crowd on Ro Avenue erupted after Mrs. Capt Scholl reportedly took an overdose of arsenic. Dr W A Long administered emetics. Mr Scholl, now improving, is expected to recover. A Monterne Hospital inmate escaped yesterday afternoon near Market and Patrick streets, with G Hoskins Morgan aiding the pursuit to recapture and return her to the hospital.
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Capt. Scholl
W.A. Long Wan
Iuedia’ets
Scholl
Stevening
Jeroate
Monterne
Shore Institution
G. Hoskins Morgan
Monterue
Market
Patrick Streets
Derr
Morgan
Maryland Farmers Convention Set For January Session
A convention of the Maryland State Farmers Association will meet in Baltimore on the second Wednesday of January for at least three days. President Hon Edward Stake of Hagerstown will preside. The program includes the president's annual address, a secretary speech on agriculture, and talks on fruit culture stock breeding fertilizers and related topics by various speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Edward Stake
Hagerstown
Rusk
Local mention of Dede ih G. Tardeaty visit
Dede ih G. Tardeaty, throat specialist, will be at City Hotel Friday December 4 for one day only. John Hendrickson advertises a large assortment of Wiebe Buckle Suspender in all grades from 1 cent to 1.00, touted as best wearing. Wool gloves marketed as greatest selling counter item.
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Dede Ih G. Tardeaty
City Hotel
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