Election of Directors for Turnpike Company Tomorrow
Important notice to subscribers and carriers about daily newspaper payments. Election of five directors for the Frederick and Ballenger Creek Turnpike Company will be held at M. E Getzendanner's store tomorrow from 1 to 8 o'clock.
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Tee Daily News
Frederick and Ballenger Creek Turnpike Company
M. E Getzendanner’s
George Brust & Co
Patrick
Cotick
Frederick and Dallenger Creex
M. Be Getzendamers
George Marel
Social Circles Dance at Koontz Hall by Frederick Gentlemen
A dance will be given at Koontz Hall this evening by the young gentlemen of Frederick. Music will be supplied by the F.C. B. orchestra. A private dance will be held at Wagner's Hotel in Creagerstown tonight.
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Koontz Hall
Frederick
F.C. B
Wagner
Creagerstown
Magistrate's Matters Delays in Thompson Registration Case
A hearing in the State v Samuel P Thompson for illegal registration set for 2 pm today before Magistrate Wilson has been continued to a later date.
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Samuel P. Thompson
Wilson
Fire Committee Votes for No 1 Sushy Heater
The Independent Hose Company committee held a meeting at 7 PM to consider buying a heater for the engine. They decided to purchase a No 1 Sushy heater at about 3200, ordered through John H. Abbott of the town.
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Independent Hose Company
John H. Abbott
This Arty
Rest for Railroads and Court Actions at Frederick
A Sunday night order halts most freight trains after 10 pm until 7 pm Sunday work resumes -- experiment already tested last Sabbath with positive results for workers and company. Frederick Circuit Court convened with judges Lynch and Vinson. docket included Shankard vs Donsife and Roop vs Harman among others. a late program featured recitations and musical items led by Mrs Worced and Miss Cora Thomas.
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York Daily
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Lynch
Vinson
George H. Shankard
Anha M. Shank Ve
Otho J. Donsife
Heary Co
Donsife
BR. Roop
John Harman
Pplaintie
Economic revival urged for Frederick factories and banks
A lengthy editorial argues a national business boom benefits Frederick. It cites Maryland and Virginias forming development groups, lists profits from numerous mills, and urges local capitalists to invest in home manufacturing to retain workers and boost prosperity.
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Maryland
Virginias
Order of the Bar
Haverstown
Cumberland Westminster
Roanoke
Danvails
York
Frederick
Opital
Wsso
Providence Journal
Americas Linen Co
Capital
Bourne Mills
First Mails
Granite Mills
Mechanics Malls
Brechanics Manufacturing Co
Narragansett Mill
Redard Border. Manufacturing Co
Sagemore Manufactory , Co
Seeconnet Mills
Stafford Mills
Tecumseh Mills
Troy C. & W. Manufactory
Union Manufacturing Co
Ibiaexty
New England
East
Lancaster Convention Forms Half Mile Track Association
Representatives from Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey met at the Lancaster hotel to form the National Half Mile Track and Agricultural Fair Association. Rules include 5 percent entry fee 10 percent admitted and a 5 percent time record credit. headquarters planned in Harrisburg. meeting adjourned to next year with plans to align with national trotting bodies. Col Edwards of New Jersey praised the effort and was to pursue incorporation. Frank Morimer presided with Brown Winebrenner and Edwards as officers.
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Lancaster Stye
Maryland
Panasalvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Ty Hoel
Horse Department
United States
Ctul
Frank Morimer
New Bloomfield
T.D. Brown
Katronel and
American Trotting Association
Gol. E . Edwards
New Jersey Trotting Association
Harrisburg
On the Trail Pioneer Border Melodrama Presented
Eck and iFursman present the border melodrama On the Trail or Daniel Boone the Pioneer at the Gig Hall tomorrow night. The production departs from typical border plays with less noise and more refined action, aiming for broad appeal to a curious audience.
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Eck & iFursman
Daniel Boone
A Fine Creamery Emomutsburg Opens Operations
A newly started creamery in Emomutsburg began about ten days ago with a capacity of six hundred pounds of butter daily. It uses two six horsepower vertical engines to drive machinery including a separator, two box churns of two hundred gallons, and a testing churn. The main room measures 20 by 30 feet and is heated by cream with a cold storage area for butter printing and packing.
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Emomutsburg
Wisemen's Dance Welcomed Large Crowd at Armory Parade
The fourth prand dress parade and mask and dress bop of the Frederick Riflsmen was held at their Armory on E Patrick Street with a 730 dress parade and 9 dance, 10 oclock supper. The FL C. B. Orchestra provided music for dancing and the event ended in the early hours. March will bring the next hop and parade. A large attendance reported. Committee in charge listed Captain Beckley and several officers and soldiers.
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Qst Beckley
G B Tyson
Wm H Shipley
J J White
George Ketler
Wm Munshower
Geo Layman
E E Woodward
G Titlow
John Rickets
Frank Scholl
Ohae Shipley
Fine
Local social notes and visits from Ha Rerstown to Baltimore
Mrs. Kate Snyder and Miss Rachel Willams of Ha Rerstown visit Mrs. John A. C. Lipps. Miss Cora Loy visits Mrs. Bernard Blackstor in North Mucket. Several residents named attend Orphan's Court in Woodeboro and Union Bridge. The Poultry Association meets at 7 15 tonight. A jail release occurs under insolvency law. Lectures by Moncure D. Conway planned at Sandy Springs. Electric lights installed at Zaiglereville and 6th Exusiatreets.
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Kate Snyder
Rachel Willams
Ha Rerstown
John A. C. Lipps
West Patrick
Telegraph
al Airy
Peter Lugexbeel
Unionville
Orphan's Court
Harry Trail
Miss Floy Rail
Baltimore
H. C. Zacharias
Champion Livery Stables
Hood
Sam
E Church
Carter Streets
Poultry Association
Chas. W. McAbee
Geo. Cramer
Walkersville
Messrs
Geo. L
Noah B Cramer
Robert H. Crane
John H. Keller
Cumberland
Messie
D.C. Kemp
Wm. Brentlinger
Eoise Alice Hanna
Virginia
Harmony Grove
Oyster Supper and Social Events at Dr Miller Home
The Aid Society of Creagerstown hosts an oyster supper at Dr J L Miller's tonight with St Valentine illustrated on Friday evening a Donkey Social on Saturday and a Japanese wedding and marriage supper on the docket for the weekend.
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Aid Society of
Death of Abner Prugh in Dayton Ohio
Abner Prugh born January 1 1759 in Frederick County died in Dayton Ohio Tuesday at midnight. He marked his hundredth birthday on the first day of the present year with four generations of descendants represented.
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Abner Prugh
Abner Prach
Frederick County
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Prugh
FCY MCA Notes Cleaned Event Preview
The meeting tonight will be read by Mr. Marion Kline. The box sheet for Congressman Breckenridge lecture on the 26th inst will be opened at Yakles on Wednesday next. Tickets are 35 cents with no extra charge for reserving.
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FCY McA
Marion Kline
Coogressman Breckenridge
Yeakles
Carty Sues for Damages Over Boy’s Death at Fair
In Washington county circuit court Samuel Carty sues the Agricultural and Mechanical Association for damages for his son John Carty killed last October when a pole used to inflate a balloon fell. The plaintiff seeks loss of services and financial relief.
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Washington County
Samuel Carty
The
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
John Carty
Bie
Teachers Meeting at Church Street Public School
The Teachers' Association holds its monthly meeting tomorrow at 2 o'clock in the Church Street Public School. Topics include what constitutes good order in school and how it can be obtained and the advantages of a Teachers' Institute. Members are to prepare for the first topic parts. second topic contributors unnamed.
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Teachers’ Association
Church Street
Pepere
Beaten and Robbed by Negroes at Woods Lock Store
Clayton Fields, a Woods Lock storekeeper on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal in Montgomery county, was beaten Tuesday night by three colored men who entered seeking to stay overnight. They struck him with a club, robbed him of thirty to forty dollars and a gold watch, then fled. Fields recovered consciousness shortly after and is not seriously hurt.
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Clayton Fields
Woods’ Lock
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Montgomery County
Fields
Bishop Proposes Evening Deacon Training Plan in Baltimore
Bishop Paret suggests at Whittingham Library adjacent to the episcopal residence a special class next fall to prepare five or more Baltimore youths for Deacon's orders. Free supervision and instruction would be provided for local residents. The plan outlines two tracks toward the priesthood with examinations after study and years of service.
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Paret
Whittingham
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Salvation Army to Hold Open Air Meeting Tonight
Members will gather for an open air Salvation Army meeting on East Fifth Street this evening, with the usual indoor Barracks session at 8 o clock.
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Salvation Army
East Fifth Street
S O'Clock
Temperance Legion to stage musical and literary evening
Temperance Legion of Brookbill presents a musical and literary entertainment at Burkhart's Hall on Saturday at 7 15 p m inviting all. Hotel arrivals list includes Dr Bouck Harry Muller F Gans F Goode S C Davenport F White Balto Md A Jones Art Airy JS Hubbs W A Marqua J K Wunder ES Manahan Chearfield Pa H B Jones Geo P Buckey Union Bridge ES Cro Middletown Pa H Mc Crosby PRR and eight county guests.
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Temperance Legion
Temperance Legion of Brookbill
Burkhart
Hali
DR Bouck
Harry Muller
E Hgans
F Goode
S C Davenport
F White
Balto
A Jones
Art Airy
JS Hubbs
W A Marqua
Cin
J K Wunder
Phila
County
ES Manahan
Chearfield
H B Jones
Geo P Buckey
Union Bridge
Cro
Middletown
H McCrosby
PRR
Family Of Donbs Sheriff Receives Generous Aid
The Francia Whit ter family of Donbs received a liberal donation from many friends on the thirteenth, including flour meat potatoes groceries and dollars. The recipients express gratitude and urge real charitable aid over showy generosity.
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Francia
Whitter
Donb’s
Paris
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Geo. L. Cramer
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Moncure D. Conway
New York
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Zaiglereville
6Th and
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Eomitsburg
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Philz
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Danville
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M Maller
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C. L Hood & Co
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Bert Astor
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Canada
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Alex, Woodward
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Cincinnati
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Jas. W. Perrie
Second
Lewia M. Sixdorf
Frederck
Jeevider
Erick
Jpidand
Frederick Hiflesem
Armory
East Patrick & Roller Rink
Belis
J. Bockiey
Hon. G. Edwards Lester
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Englend
America
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Ayer
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