The Weekly News Explores Local and National Topics
The weekly issue offers local and general news with features such as "The Girl About Town" and "The Market Boom" plus departments like letters from county towns and "Alive Ereek." It highlights a Robert Barr story "A Dealon Change" about a model who marries a Wall Street magnate’s son, and notes Cuban liberty support pieces, Sunday school, household, farm and dairy topics, with ads and trade updates from merchants.
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Uscal
Allo
Robert Barr
New York
Ife
Geo
Bilmer
Times
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Grayson M. Drumbaugh
Mire
Willie A. Davis
James Mullican
DW. Garner
Tient. Novelty Co
W. P.N. Lannon
I Snes
F. Bhipley
Furniliere Stietseereersineer O. O. Carty
Urer
A. L. Boteler
Treas
Bolling
Csscorrrarcsesere
She Maid & Co
L. M. Nixdorf
Asrses Ornneie Pampol Mog Stoner
Trustees
Hendrickson
Rodack & Neldig
Knighter Charged With Abon Fire Case Before Magistrate
The colored man Yeo Knighter faced a fire case after a large frame building owned by John Gomber burned on East J All Balots streets. Fourteen witnesses testified. evidence suggested Knighter struck a match minutes before the alarm. Witnesses described drinking, following him, and the building door to the rear stable being used as entry. Judge Turner set Bond at 500 for his appearance before the grand jury.
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John Gomber
Sra
Thomas Turner Yeaterday Stlerwood
Tan News
Keighter
Boeeale Jackson
Fi 18
Ond
Correction
Caroline Dorey
Knighter
Jadieon Wonan
Bott
Wan
Williams
Maglotiata Turner
Bert
Ateoe
Mesere
White
Harp
Harnsbiy
Aiste
Hinks
Amicably Settled in Frederick County Rail Case
The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company and plaintiff Mr. Thomes Anderson reached a mutual settlement over damages from last summer’s accident. Anderson received 3600 dollars after initial claims of 10 000 dollars. several other claims were also settled, avoiding further court action. Private details of the agreement will not be publicized.
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Tus Nawe
Anderton
Efreust
Frederick County
Csr
Eix
Anderson
Chifzan
Nations Bank
Game and Fish Association forms committees at Dalmorette meeting
The Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association held at the Carrollton Hotel appointed standing and special committees to govern future work. President George Dablin Penniman presided, with Dr. George W. Massimore as secretary. Discussions covered preserving the diamond-back terrapin and feasibility of a fairway at Upper Falls of the Potomos for bass and other fish. A banquet consideration for the next annual meeting was voted. The group numbers about 225 active and 160 auxiliary members.
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Maryland Association
Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association
Carrollton
Dalmorette
George Dablin Penniman
George W. Massimore
Ted Csrees
Elothic Road Freight Line Expansion Near Baltimore
As material arrives in the next few days, rails will be laid from the main line of the city to the Baltimore and Ohio flight depot via Carroll street and an urban road. Freight traffic between Frederick and Middletown is heavy and will grow with a through line to the Baltimore and Ohio road. Between 60 and 40 freight cars were hauled over the road yesterday.
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Carroll Street
Baltimore and Ohio Flight Depot
Frederick
Middletown
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Hagerstown YMCA backs arbitration treaty ratification
The Young Men's Christian Association of Hagerstown adopts a resolution urging prompt Senate ratification of the Anglo American arbitration treaty awaiting U S action. A copy of the resolution will be sent to Maryland's senators.
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Young Men's Christian Association of
Hagerstown
United States
Senate
Maryland
Harvard Club of Maryland Dinner at Hotel Rennert
The Harvard Club of Maryland held its thirteenth annual dinner at the Hotel Rennert in Baltimore. The gathering featured songs, anecdotes of adventures, and remarks by Dr. Bernard O. Dieluer who spoke about the week’s events and memories of college life.
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Maryland
Hotel Rennert
Baltimore
College Lfo
Shades
Roond
Toond
Bernard
King's Valley Band Receives New Miners and Badge
King's Valley Band, also known as The King's Valley medicians, recently bought updated miners and area gatilog, placing them among leaders. Current membership stands at sixteen with C. B. King as drummer.
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King's Valley
King’s Valley Medicians
Nezi Resegu
Eixteen
C. B. King
Remodeled House On East Bonthatree For Henry Hales
The home once occupied by Mr. damee KR. Bolt at East Bonthatree has been remodeled for Mr. Henry Hales. Work was completed by contractor Mr. Cal vie Rngh.
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Damee KR. Bolt
East Bonthatree
Henry Hales
Dog Story of Attorneys and a Damages Case
A Frederick bar tale recounts a dog killing near the city and a damages claim. An attorney helped the claimant, who paid $10 for a settlement. The lawyer then shared the fee with another attorney, and the client learned the dog owner had to pay $60 to settle.
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Frederick
Woo Certizca
Bie
Ubatta
Maryland and national political figures in a jumbled list
A garbled OCR page lists Maryland political figures and candidates including Burney Mudd and J J Davil bles for Speakership, advisers on the Maryland Charity Board such as George Bronebraker and Walter Swfodell, and presidential electors. Baltimore aldermen and county officials are named alongside Delaware electors for McKinley and Bryan. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
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Avrapails
Burney Mudd
J. J. Davilbles
Monitor Watchman
Wim
Ellic
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Weekr
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Barber
Pinny Fisher
Sherlock Hwan
Christopher Columbus Bored
George Warrenberger
Chas. Hatter
Baltimore
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John Hellanther
Benjamin Maulogly
Henry Hebb
Robert Jump
Martin Billlogales
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Robert Wornthwaite
Daniel Fooks
Delaware
McKinley Ucxet
Paynter Frame
Bryan
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New Market Literary Club Holds Friday Meeting
New Market Literary Glob met Friday night at N M L A rooms with Rev. David H. May presiding. After roll call and committee reports the program featured readings and sketches from Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, a Macbeth talk, a Ladies Home Journal excerpt, and a Shakespeare sonnet read to the president. Participants included Rev. May, Miss Norma Ravesell, Miss Mamie Wood, Miss Elizabeth Downey, and Miss Mamie Doyer.
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David H. May
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Ladies’ Home Journal
Shakespeare
Hos
Norma Ravesell
Mamie Wood
Misa Elizabeth Downey
Misa Mamie Doyer
Seeking Her Sister in Oklahoma Entails Family Search
A Perry Oklahoma Enterprise report recalls a 84 year old woman who rode a northbound train seeking her sister Mary Soover in Oklahoma. She had little detail and sought funds to continue to Arkansas City, while friends aided with money. the sister’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Oklahoma
Enterprise- Timen
Meee
Slater
Eho
Alater
Mary Soover
Theo
Jady
Mra
Kauffman
Sho Hie
Frederick City
Maryland
Arkansas City
Abe
Bate
Key Monument Benefit by Torta Rubra Dramatic Club
The Key Monument benefit by the Torta Rubra Dramatic Club of Midalejurg Carter county raised $15 for a monument to Francis Scott Key. The proceeds were received by the president of the association. A committee meeting on design will be held at City Hall Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m.
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Mara
Exeortius Committee
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Baltimore
Torta Rubra” Dramatic Club
Midalejurg
Carter County
Francis South Key
City Hall
Notable Frederick Visit Cites Local Prospects for Sheriff
Personal Menon, Charles F. Howe, and A M Patterson, prominent Emmitahine residents, are in Frederick today. Patterson is viewed by supporters as the logical sheriff candidate. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's ApraapArilla are praised for claimed cures.
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Charles F. Howe
A.M. Patterson
Emmitahine
Frederick
Patterson
Mill Destroyed by Friction Fire At Weverton
A large mill opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot at Weverton was destroyed by a blaze sparked by friction last evening. The fire caused substantial loss to the owner. Before the fire the mill produced about 150 barrel relas of usur a day, but operations had halted since then. The building was set to a feel ware hours, overseen by Jens BMeore, superintendent of the House of Correction. The blaze caused extensive hindrance and could not be saved. Mr. Garrott of Knoxville reported the mill as destroyed.
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Ohio
St Weverton
Jens Bmeore
Garrott
Knoxville
Banta Across the Bow Returns to City Opera House
Manager P B Long brings back the melodrama Banta Across the Bow for a February 16 showing at Bondsy Street theatre, responding to patrons demand for first class plays. The production features W S Wallis as Dick Melford and Henry Porson as Robert Aultwood with a handsome scenic display and sea fog effects that impressed audiences.
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National Theatre
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Dick Melford
Henry Porson
Robert Aultwood
Frederick events feature exhibition and lectures tonight
Frederick readers are invited to a gymnasium exhibition at the Women’s College tonight with tickets selling fast. Tomorrow at 6 PM a birthday program for Abraham Lincoln will be heard by a limited audience. A Friday board meeting at 7 PM invites public attendance, and Saturday’s convention papers will be presented in a city-wide program at the City Opera House. An Ancient Order of United Workmen meeting is set for 8 PM with speakers Dr. Wilkigg and Mr. Samuel Ecker. Also, local talent presents “Our Heroes” at the City Opera House tomorrow evening after rehearsals for a home production aimed at entertaining the community.
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Frederick
Arona
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Patnsey
City Opera House
U.W
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Edward Myerz
John Wosst
William Sho
Kemp Fall
Order of United Workmen
Wilkigg
Ramuel E. Ecker
Baltimore
Fo City Opera Houses
From Montevue to Jail in Behalf of Intoxication
A man named W. J. Kelley, remaining several days at Montevue, was sent to jail yesterday for beastly intoxication. He will be kept for five days, under care, at the fall. M. V. Smith & Sons of Baltimore reported receipt of a consignment of hard crabs from Virginia in good quality, suitable for Bellmore market this season.
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W. J. Kelley
M. V. Smith & Sons
Baltimore
Bellmore
Lincoln Birthday Event At Lycoming YMCA
The Lycoming YMCA hosted a commemorative birthday event for Abraham Lincoln at the Association building on Friday evening February 12. The Orphan Court reports distributions and estate actions, noting Harry Ds administrator of Henry Baer, and Henry Workley estate matters granted to James C. Working. Since November 26, William A. Manefield has distributed 9,480 loaves of bread to the city’s poor.
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Lycom
Young Men's Christan Association
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Javious
Abraham Lincoln
Association
Fretand
Harry
Henry Baer
Henry Workley
James C. Working
William A. Manefield
Harmony in Frederick party shake up and unpledged delegates
Fragmented report notes the Frederick County Republican leaders visiting party headquarters to discuss John G Mutter’s legislative nomination and unpledged county delegates. It mentions an ongoing scheme to reconcile factional differences and potential cooperation among opposing party leaders.
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Motler
J. Smith
Frederick Cousty
Todey
Emichlea Welllogloo
John GO. Mutter
Frederick
The Judge and the Orphans Court Row in Frederick
A district judge in Frederick city was seen quietly examining a row on a main street. Two lively men trading in merchandise clashed over a sale and pennies. The judge, aiming to restore order, declared a draw, bought a paper from each, and sent them away with friendly admonition.
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Frederick City
Lostentor
Corbett
Sullivan Encourter
Mrederick County Historical Buckety Meeting Notice
The Frederick County Historical Buckety will meet at the residence of Mire. BBdalth, 48 East Beconil street, at 8 p.m. Thursday. All members are urged to attend. The B&O offers a Washington round trip rate with ten day stopovers on March 1 2 3 4 for through tickets via the East to the West, with two cents per mile in each direction.
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