The Weekly News Selections And Local Advertisements
The Weekly News presents a 12 page issue rich in local notes and colorful features. It highlights The Girl About Town column and Market Heribe piece, Opie Read’s Clem the Outlaw tale, and Kilmer’s myths. Public sales, notices, and diverse advertisements fill pages alongside farm and school lesson content in a lively, old-time newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowe
Koowaher Frederick
Heribe
Opie
Clem
George L. Kilmer
Bull Run
Frederick
Tosal Mart
Florence J. Hahn
Thomas
Boyer
Lema A. Hedges
Arance
Tick
Ing
Mre
O.B. Lawcon
Harper Whokey
Diffendal & Co
Durrow
Eilnefelier
F. Thomas
TOWEL
Landis
Bend
Cereres
Maneheld
Melilale
Jobo Hendrickson
Awice cc
Odoce & Neldiz
Ches, P
Lory
Batesessesey
Cramer
Musllo Underwear
Jas
E Walker & Co
Bate
Thomas & Ulery
Personal Notices From Creagerstown Area Society
Purely personal items note visits, moves, and local social updates. Mary L Rupp of Lancaster PA visited Washington yesterday while George M Gittinger left for Boston. Charles Underdonk of West Virginia visited Frederick Friday and Sunday. Barry Biamp and Mrs Howe Ramarg of Creagerstown spent Sunday in Beiderlonee. Neolia Chapmaz, visiting friends in Creagerstown, has returned home. Edwin G Bay of Washington received yesterday for the battle this season. Mrs John A Detrick of Monrovia has moved to town living with her brother William Millen. L B Mullitt, merchant, now occupies a new store in the Mo building on North Market Street with a full line of carpets, rugs, cloths, and wallpaper. Store bright and modern with electric lighting. The pupils of St John’s School, under Brother Wheaton, will hold a Marli Gros celebration in Olympia Heave next Tuesday evening with Abeterick Dhu performed by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Mary L. Rupp
Lascaster
Breckshaw
Washington
George M. Gittinger
Bouton
Charlies Undardonk
West Virglade
Frederick Aturdey
Hunday
Barry Biamp
Howe Ramarg
Creagarstown
Biederlonee
John A. Detrick
Monrovia
Mr. Wm
Millen - Ee Ewe
Change at Mantevue Hospital appoints new superintendent
At yesterday’s board meeting of the Charities and Correction, David Magabe was elected superintendent of inmates at Mantevue Hospital, replacing Luther C. Derr. The board, led by president Maught, appointed Charles O. Minnick as trustee and reappointed Miss Betts as training nurse. The move follows a recommendation by the State Board of Lu-cacy for a trained surgeon in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N'Rho
David Magabe
Board of
Churiiles and Correction
Cirtain
Mantevue Hospital
David Magahs
Mortsree
Luther C. Derr
Canalsiteg of CO
C Maught
Auguatus Doteler
Empanuel Bassard
J. J. Dut
George A. Gillan
Messrs. Maught
Doteler
Bassard
Apputel
Mageha
Mrr. Derr
Derr
Bia
Courtttee
O'ate
Leo
Leo, Secretary of the Etate Board of
Lucacy
Miss Hatties
University Hospital of Baltimore
Prankite B. Smith
Hyalclan
Mieg
Buttes
Orice
Mien Butiles
Mr. Derr
le Seld
Butiles
Chas
Minnick
Mayahe
Morse
Mies Betts
Megeha
Keteraville
Monotevue
Cumberland Delegates enjoyable trip to YMCA convention
Cumberland News reports the Cumberland delegation to the YMCA Convention of Maryland Delaware West Virginia and DC which met in Frederick. Attendees included Secretary W L Radcliffe Physical Director F C Brown and others with Mrs N W Campbell and Mrs W G Radcliffe representing the Cumberland Ladies Auxiliary. Radcliffe was elected permanent secretary. the Baltimore meeting is planned for September. Also covered is Billott the impersonator at City Opera House and local estate matters including administration of several estates and probate filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cumberlands
Young Men's Christian Association
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Cumberland News
W. L. Radcliffe
Physicel
F. C.rown
W. H. Coleman
C. Guy Brengle
E M. Brennerman
B. A. Gletchman
N. W. Campbell
W. G. Radclife
Cumberland Ladies’ Auxiliary
Campbell
Frederick Auxiliary
Radcliffe
Baltimore
The Red Mow Funeral Benefit Association Inaugurated
The funeral benefit association was inaugurated at the Great Corner of Red Mow in Rualaberg to provide general benefits of $1000 upon the burial of any member or their dependents. The ceremony announced the aim of supplying financial aid to families in funerary costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Cornei
Rualaberg
Appointment of Shipley to Ninth District Post
Appointed Jobe A Shipley has been commissioned by Governor Lownder Jartive of the pores for the ninth district of Frederick ny week. MM Riggs felled to hb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe A. Shipley
Lownder
Frederick
MM. Riggs
Circuit Court Complexes Convictions and Grand Jury Report
The circuit court convened with Judges Lynch and Henderson for Pealy. West was found guilty of maltreating his wife. Leard charged with larceny pleaded guilty. Kersler received two years in penitentiary. Bringle pleaded guilty to aculogiquor in Brunswick and fined. Keecdsleg discharged on weapons. Moray charged with tresting money was at trial. Grand jury reported 22 days in session, examined 513 witnesses, issued indictments, and commented on Montevue Hospital and tramps along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch and
Henderson
Pealy
Henty West
Charlea Leard
Jobai
Kersler
Luther W. Lioyd
William Bugler
Wiliam I. Edwards
Seeason
Maryland
Charles W. Ely
Milas Markev
Elavoalo
Montegue Hospital
Derry
Montevuela
Baltimorean Ohio
House of Correcian
Hoon horse stealing case on trial at Belair
In Maryland news, Hoon faces trial in Belair for horse stealing. Judge Lloyd rules on multiple local issues, including opatur Jota in Fish at bay and the Cambridge death of Major James EF Major at seventy-two. Bryan family visits Baltimore. arbitration treaty debate noted at Old Town banquet. Four Baltimore fruit-packers convicted of canned goods label violations with suspended sentences. Maryland contemplates Centennial Exposition funding and court actions in Anne Arundel and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon
Belair
Lloyd
James EF
Cambridge
William Jennings Bryan
Baltiore Yeaterday
Rhofeld
Ont
Cara- Nne
Gareral Wilmer
Naahvills
Jonas
Maryland
Court of Appeale of
Cacti County
B. Palmer Keateg Cane
Keating
Tirsl
Grafton Duvall
Orphene’ Court
Annearonde County
Pasta
Lyceum Lecture Series and City Opera Tonight
The executive committee schedules lectures on The Boler Syalom and Batylon and Loud Monuments at the Lyceum with admission via association tickets. A men’s meeting and advanced gymnasium sessions are announced, with open gym hours for business men. At City Opera House, McCauley-Patton Company presents The Big Old Fox, followed by The Lovt tia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Isceum
Lyceum
J.H. Appin
Hammond Urner
Ray
Ayrun Thomas
cMoeky
Oh Bandap
Alisonne Twente
Association Ay Menses
Gymnasium Imatraoctor
Cty Opera Bones
City Opera Howes
McCauley- Patton
Thatage Company
Fifteen Rescued As Lifesavers Reach Shore After Flood
Fifteen people stranded by flood on Maryland's Potomac Park island were rescued by two men, Measre Bran co M Stelpes and Robert Lears, after a two hour struggle with torrents. The party, including several Steadman family members and a small dog, reached shore to cheers and gifts totaling about $30. Muddy streets remain impassable as water recedes and wrecks are carried downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
West Vie Ginls
Pennsyvanis
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Baccaras
Cincinnati
Ica
Theatricken
Brunawick
Tuoaday
Lelend Park
Darpor'a
Measre
Branco M. Stelpes
Robert Lears
Potomac
Mafo‘nad
Matolaad
Nile
Minnes Sadie
Lens
Geneve Steadman
Misa Annis Steadman
Messrs
Brockton Sponceller
Jessa Heater
Willam
Glyde Smith
William Anderson
Bernard Kemp
Clarence Cox
Philip Faherty
Frederick Bhadmar
Ray Young
Charles F’sher
Mies Sacha Breadhan
Messie
Btolpes
Evaca
Brespes
Air
Brauelem
Youthful thieves held at magistrates court
Five youths and two others were arrested and brought before Magistrate Biser charged with stealing four chickens from Mr Harman Ahal. The youths claimed the theft was arranged with Mr Edward Mealey, but a split arose as the group divided the proceeds. Rose AngeVine was cleared of involvement. Bail set at fifty dollars for all to return for a further hearing, with Warren DeGrange securing release on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Olly
Roger
Ron Angeving
Warren Degrange
Harry Derr
Biser
Harman Ahal
Edward Mealey
Pon
Rose Angevine
Albere
Warren DeGrange Wen
Death Notice for Mrs Stockman at 1808 Atequith Street
The obituary records the death of Mrs Stockman aged 70 at her residence 1808 Atequith Street Baltimore Laote ged 70 years. Interment will be made at Jefferson in this county. A child fell from a carton Market street near Church Street corner and was helped up, then cried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockman
Atequith Street
Baltimora
Laote
Jostph Stockman
Jefferson
County
Dimaclf
Frederick County Agricultural Society Names New Board
The Frederick County Agricultural Society announces a new board appointed by President Hargett and Vice President Wilcot. Members include Col. D. O. Wicobrewer, Henry Routsyhe, Charles Wertheimer, Jobe r Dee, J. Wilham Baughman, Marry A. Witter, Coluarbus Kemp Pho, with the president, vice president, and treasurer Mr Vo Mtautler. Dates proposed for hexteah hitfon are October 1, 19, 20 and 2h. The crew board will oversee reviving the premium Hat for the coming fale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Hargett
Wilcot Ae
D. O
Motter for Judge Upholds Party Bid in Montgomery
Local supporters praise Motter as standard bearer for the judge race, highlighting his legal knowledge, experience, and party backing. The column extols his intellect and dedication while recalling a memorial note for Joseph H. Chew and a family house vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juige
Auccead
Jutin A. Lynch
Laplies
Tomatkade
Hundreda
Mr. Motter
Bia
Ollowa
Motter
Haa
Old Montgomery
Alleged Scheme to Victimize Dealers in Baltimore American
A fragmentary notice describes a congregational meeting at a Presbyterian Church to act on the pastorate. It mentions a later article head Alleged Scheme to Victimize Dealers and references a Baltimore American report. It also notes promotions and rail fare details to Washington with limited legible routes and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Mothe
Baltimore American
H. E. Wilcoton
Biraly
Palace of Music
Acothe
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Jobo Hest
Mandeome
L. B. Mulliott
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Baliding
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Mr. Denne
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Billott
City Opera House
Mr. Elliot
Uslen
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Farah O. Doaty
Barry W. Dowty
Mary M. Wattmore
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California
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F. V. Srars
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Ohstock
Kent
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Olcray
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Erie
Ghreat
Mamijlion Lindsay
Deedidant
Rean
Hugasystown Pike
Lew Markell
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Bonda
Mortengee
Gommin Moeoot
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Lam
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Stable
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Srederick City
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Woodstoro
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Welkersville
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Noah B. Cramer
Fires National Bank
J. J. Bemsburg
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J. Rembburg, PH. G
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Botalz
Marzen Barr
C. D. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
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Frederick, MD
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Kerdt & van
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