Arrival of E P Thompson to Lead Grand Meet Trials
Large Frederick crowd views exhibition riding as E P Thompson of Philadelphia arrives amid prospects of fast times and record smashing. Notables from Washington and Hagertown wheelmen prepare for the three day meet with races, baseball, and a grand Fourth celebrations, while refreshment stands and club activities bolster the event.
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Stear
Hagerstown
Thletic Park
Bisco
Frederick Theaterenfoge
George S. Bell
The
Washington Flyer
Jacob Schmidt
Murray Brish
Frederick
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Thompson
Turkey
Paomopson
Athletics
Hagertown
East
Charch
Sixucer
Sims
Halstead
Schade
Wilson
Clam
Campmen
The Weekly News presents a rich 12 page issue
The issue features local and general news plus regular and special sections. It includes Mary Jane’s week in town, Market Scribe comments, a story by Ian Maclaren called The Lost Sacrifice, Captain Geo L Kumer on Besktali Rifles, and an International Sunday School Lesson. Advertisements highlight Dividend Notices, administrator notices, bicycle tires, fertilizers, mid summer announcements, and tailor shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Ian Maclaren
Geo. L. Kumer
Besktali” Rifles
M. BE. Doll
George Speak
Gee
T. Rhoderick
Ord W. Nichols
Adm
Mineralized Rubber Co
C. CG. Carty
W. H. B. Etchison
Mansfield
Mary K. Markellburg Fertilizer
Jobo FT. Best
H. W. Bowers
Drvestanneneeesereesroresse
Hendricksen
Entlemen’s Comfort
Rodock & Neidiz
Temple of Fancy
Eed
A. Smira
Frederick Elevator
Iste
Muller & Cz
Get In Line for Rambler Wheel Deals at Tax News Office
Wheelmen eye the Frederick meet and can buy second hand wheels at low terms from the Tax News office. Special focus on the Rambler record breaker priced at $50. The News will issue the official program and souvenir for the state Bicycle Meet, with full information for riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tax News Office
Emicable settlement sought over bridge election dispute
Sue Selectea reports on a disputed tie in the Monocacy bridge project as Sint's Ford and Le Gore's Station seek a peaceful accord. A meeting before the County Commissioners is set for Tuesday July 20 to resolve the selection. A separate incident notes Mr G Mantz Rhodes injured by a bursting bottle at the Robert Porner bottling plant.
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Sint’s Ford
le Gore
Board of County Commissioners
Delegation Heads to Washington to Invite President to October Fair
Coll. D.C. Winbrener Mersin Chas. M. Sargett Harry Keefer Mil ton Urner and Joseph D. Baker traveled to Washington to invite the President and a cabinet to attend the local fair next October. Also an advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to preserve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Winbrener
Mersin
Chas. M. Sargett
Harry CO. Keefer
Milton G. Urner
Joseph D. Baker
Washington
City Health Report Shows Cleanliness Up But Slaughter Shops Remain
Monthly health notes report improved city sanitation with a cleaner center and fewer hazards. It cites removal of a menace, mentions slaughter shops, and notes laws to require their relocation. June death totals include 25 in city and country, with interments across Mt Olivet and multiple rural sites.
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Heslih Gifker
Alaynard
Mayrard
Purely Personal Notes of Visitors and Departures
Purely personal items recount names and movements of local residents. Mr George Watts his wife and son of Coreeville depart for a two week vacation visiting Budeyetown Gistitt and Mr Bast Lewis of Jeffer son. Mrs Gertrede Haines formerly Miss Crontes spends the summer at her father Miss Minnie Derr of Tifin Ohio and visits friends here. Miss Alice Shope returns from Washington. Sophie Herman trained nurse graduate visits her parents Carl and Mrs Herman. Mrs Mary Ann Grifiz travels to visit her daughter in Conderland. C RK Metcalf of Valon ride in Frederick Jecey and J F P Abler of Bazerstown also in Frederick. William Relat proprietor of the Columbus How and Theo RB Kelb brewer with Rex M Ho Stonco of Yort Pa were guests yesterday. Peter Simmone accepted a position at Court Street Re tinrant and starts work tomorrow.
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George Watts
Coreeville
Budeyetown
Gistitt
Bast Lewis
Jefferson
Gertrede Haines
Minnie Derr
Tifin, O
Derr
West Cereaville
Alice Shope
Washington
Sophie Herman
Hannemann Hospital
Phiadelphia
Carl Herman
Southairee
Mary Ann Grifiz
Conderland
C. RK. Metcalf
Valon Ride
Carroll County
Frederick Jecey
J. FP. Abler
Bazerstown
Frederick Todey
Wm. Relat
The
Columbus How
Theo. RB. Kelb
Rex M. Ho. Stonco
Yort, Ps
Coss
N. Asner
Peter Simmone
Court Street
Hymeneal of Br John Fenton Thomas and Bies Magdalena Brandersburg
The marriage was solemnized at the bride's home in Burkitstown with Rev Issac Motter and Rev W C Sykes officiating. The ceremony featured blue attire, bride roses, and a grand breakfast, followed by a departure for Weverton and Deer Park. guests included Rev Motter, Mrs Motter, Mr and Mrs Edgar Nicodemus, and many Adams town residents.
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Thomas-Brandenburg
Br. John Fenton Thomas
Bies Magdalena
Emilsx
Meniels
Eliz Barnes
Salle Lifer
Kate Gittinger
Ceazle
Edith Garrott
Sele
Nancy Bufer
Emme RB. Gittinger
Mary Thomas
Thex
Weverton
Deer Park
Aus. Thomas
Adamstown
I. M. Motter
E. T. Bready
Bessie Thomas
Bernard Thomes
Mies
Edgar Nicodemus
Luckeystown
Miles Bartison
Fork
Hiss Else Beenes
New London
Chase Sliter
Martin Horne
Milton Sliter
W.C. 8Yker
L. Borne
Sins Shafer
Rod. Shafer
Gerrett
Burkittsville
Ghimger
Frederick
Epworth League Convention Plans Held at Cumberland
The Epworth League cabinet for Frederick district met daily at Centrestreet Church Cumberland and set the nirth annual convention for August 25 and 26 at Harper's Ferry. Delegates include Miss Neltie Parkins Hancock and others with several absentees noted. An excursion to historic sites at Harper's Ferry będzie offered to delegates and others may join. In Richmond the Episcopal Council elected Rev Dr Robert Gillogan of Clachanau Ohio as bishop to succeed the late Right Rev John B Newton.
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Epworth League
Frederick
Centrestreet Church
Cumberland
Nirth
Harperta Ferry
Neltie Parkins
Hancock
Harry Boggs
Piedmont
A. F. Smith
Frostburg
J. R Wheeler
H. T. Hanmer
Robert W. L'tile
E. H. Zetziernd Milas Nette Baker
Hagerstown
Wilittsm L. Woodcock
Altoona
Epworth Seecae
Harper's Ferry
Giesin
Episcopal Council
Diocese of
Virginia
St James’ Church
Richmond
Robert Gillo7
Clachanau
Ohio
Cosdjitor Biebro
John B. Newton
Deed Transfers Reported for Several Land Parcels
Property deeds show Lydia Mo and Thomas H Burgee transferring 1 acre for 75 dollars, N Y Waters selling 160 acres to Frederick Courtz for 100 dollars, and James H Bilis with wife conveying a lot at 1 Point of Rocks for 110 dollars, among others. Records list Bert H Nelson and party as grantee in one parcel for 300 dollars and other minor land transfers.
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Lyd
Thomas
Bert H. Nelsor
Lydia Mo
Thomas H. Burgee
N. Y. Waters
Lee B. Waters
Frederick Courtz
James H. Bilis
Hacket M. Kearn
Dance Night Draws Crowd in Braddock Leighis Lacs
A large crowd attended the weekly dance in Braddock Leighis Lacs. The Frederick Select Orchestra rode the 7 o clock excursion car and provided lively music on the way to the event.
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I Braddock
Pardon Requested for Benjamin Linton by Governor
Application filed for pardon of Benjamin Linton convicted at the August term 1891 in Frederick County Circuit Court for statutory breaking and larceny, sentenced to seven years in Maryland Penitentiary. Governor to decide on or after July 19. The notice also reports the death of Celeste Roelker of Harmony Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Linton
Frederick County
Maryland
Local and General Briefs From Bright Items
Brief items note varied topics from churches in Seattle and oil wells in California to Venice paper bonnets and whales to be electrocuted. Among civic items, the city tax board will finish daily sessions this week, while a Fraternal meeting reports officers elected and lodge roles assigned in Brantford.
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Beattle
California
Russia
Caicago
Venice
Cubs
Japan
Naplea
New York
England
United States
Brantford
T.e
City Board of Tax Appeals
Funeral of Mrs Rebecca English Interred at St Olivet
The remains of Mrs Rebecca English widow of the late Judge James J Bag Lian arrived in Frederick aboard the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this morning and were laid to rest in St Olivet cemetery. Dr Eschbach officiated with pall bearers J L Rowzahn William F Caliton Wilbur H Douail A McCardell A L Boleler and Dr McComas of Washington. A T Rice and Iona were general directors.
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Rebecca English
James J. Bag Lian
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Stt. Olivet
Eschbach
J. L. Rowzahn
William F.caliton
Wilbur H. Douail
A. ©. McCardell
A. L. Boleler
McComas
Washington
A. T. Rice
Iona
Feneral Directora
Mealey Purchases Fine Roadster and New Buggy
Mr. Charles E. Mealey has bought a fine roadster and a handsome new buggy to complement his recently started refreshment business. His long experience in the livery trade helped him select a horse with speed and stamina, noted as a sound looking animal.
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Charles E. Mealey
Rest Earate Buatooes
Mealey
Blake depart from post after resignation at entity
Mr. Wm. St. Blake recently resigned as agent of the American Light Ind ent Company in this city and left yesterday for Michigan City Ind to take charge of the office of negsa company. He served faithfully and gained a large circle of friends who wish him success in business.
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Blake
Wm. St. Blake
American Light Indent Company
Michigan City
Indiera
Negsa Company
Blinks
Basuew Sild
Maemoth Gasoline Engine Showcases New Power
Mr E D Shriner, owner of Cerearille Rotter Milles, unveiled a new gasoline engine yesterday to drive their Cereaville Roller Flour brand. The unit reportedly starts smoothly and delivers momentum with minimal effort, marking a boost for the state's engine technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maemoth
E. D. Shriner
Cerearille Rotter Milles
Cerasville
Special Train to Bathmore and Niagara Falls Excursion
The B&O R R runs a special train from this city to Bathmore via Washiston on Monday July 6 at about 7 p m for wheelmen returning from the Stae mest. Ample room for wheels. Also Niagara Falls excursion on Wednesday July 14 with special express Pullman cars leaving Washington at 8 10 a m and Baltimore at 9 05 a m arriving Niagara Falls 11 00 p m. Round trip tickets on sale at Frederick station and through B& O agents.
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B&o. R.R
Bathmore
Washiston
Stae
Niagara Falls
Walking Glen
America
Watkins Glen
Washington
Camden Station
Baltimore
Nisgra Falls
Macch Chunk
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Frederick
Bld
Jas
M. Shriver
Maltimore
Niagara
Pittsburg
So.r.r
Specs! Express
Alleghany
Nisgare Fell
Pl& L
BR BR
Rand
B&O announces summer excursion fares to Atlantic City and shore towns
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad launches a series of popular trips to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City and Ocean City Maryland with a first excursion on July 8. Round trip fares start at 5.50 from Frederick and routes include stopovers in Washington and Philadelphia. Additional special rates apply for Niagara Falls and Winchester, Virginia, with limited return validity through July 12 and July 6 respectively.
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Atlantic Ciy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isto City
Ocean City
Maryland
Washington
Frederick
Angeratown
Philadelphia
BO & O
Winchester
Ohio River
Pitteburg
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Elegant Ladies Wear Displayed In Fredericksburg Shop
A listing showcases a grand array of shirt waists in various fabrics and colors, including Percales, Piques, and Blues. New dress linens, embroidery, lawns, lappets, and chiffons appear alongside silk selections, with a focus on fashionable silks for the season.
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Choichat
Fredrwick
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