Quiet Wedding at Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Daniel Seeger of Washington D C and Mary G Brust wed at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage on East Church Street. The ceremony was led by Rev Luther Kuhlman with only close family present. Afterward the couple traveled to Washington D C aboard the B and O depot train 10 59 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beusi—Seeger
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
East Church Street
Daniel Seeger
Washington, D. C
Br Peter Seeger
Mise
Mary G. Brust
Casper Brust
West South _étrédi
Geores Noeskey
Clera Roelkey
Luther Kuhlman
Sebestapol
Binder Men Entertained At Home By Deering Salesman
E W Hargett of J E W Hargett & Co East Patrick Street hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at his home. Ice cream and cakes were served. Attendees included Joseph Douglass of Harrisburg PA S Betts of Wilmington DE Frank Bowman Culpepper VA C N Hargett Chas E Best Charles Reich Charles Gittinger and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hargett
J. E. W. Hargett & Co
East Patrick Street
Deering
Messrs
Joseph Douglass
Harrisburg
S. Betts
Wilmington
Del
Frank Bowman
Culpepper
C. N. Hargett
Chas. E . Best
Charles Reich
Charles Gittinger
Local Patient Recuperating After Surgery
Howard Young of this city has nearly recovered after a delicate operation in Baltimore and plans to return home tomorrow. Mrs. C. W. F. Cash of East Church Street remains gravely ill but shows no further decline today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Young
Baltimore
Sodar
C. W. F. Cashqvar
East Church Street
St Peters Reformed mission meeting features strong choirs
County correspondence reports a St Peters Reformed mission meeting with Pleasent Hill and Good Intent choirs led by Prof Cracer and Prof Aaron Eeke. The program included recitations, multiple anthems, and an address by Dr John Saxton, ending with pleasant reflections as attendees departed.
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Centreville
Sune DW
St. Peter's Reformed Miscionary Association
Fall House
Latieg
J. Cracer
Aaron Eeke
Irik
A. Shhulenberzer
Sineang
Pleasant Hill
Good Intent
Gertie Crouse
P. B. Chor
Mareb
Rorh Hambourg
Fog
Rule Girls
Gowl Bie
Stulby
Harpers Ferry Mystery: Corpse Found in Mountain Cabin
A grim grisly scene unfolds on Short Hill Mountain near Harper's Ferry where a man named Butlington, a stout 70-year-old with a whiskey habit, is found dead in a cabin. The door burst open reveals a foul odor and a stiff corpse on the floor. His death remains undated, with no close kin nearby to claim the body as investigators estimate he has been dead for ten days or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serutines
Thearate Camp Brigadier General Orders for Maryland
The Brigadier General orders troops to state camp movement and rapid concentration at Lovely. Duties at camp similar to prior encampments with minor changes. A brigade dress parade will occur in the afternoon, a spectacle, and camp duties orders issued the day troops go in camp. Governor Jackson and staff may visit during ten days to inspect troops and witness drill and parade.
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Thearate
Lovely
Maryland
Acre
Esmp
Jackson
Fatal Baltimore and Ohio brakeman dies after train crush
William Nash a 24 year old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight brakeman was killed near Alt. Airy when a brake chain parted causing cars to collide. He was thrown under the rear of the train, both legs mangled and severed. he died at Maryland University Hospital after being taken from Camden Station. He was married at 1726 Johnson Street and leaves a large family.
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Ac Mc. Airy
William Nash
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Alt. Airy
Nash
Camden Station
Southern District
Maryland University Hospita
Baltimore
Johnson Street
Normal School Unionville Commencement Program
Normal School at Unionville held commencement exercises Tuesday night with a literary and musical program. Participants included C Klein, John E Brennerson, Frank Brennerson, Eddie Harn who gave addresses. Singers included Mrs Hanna wife of Professor Hanns, Mrs J C Walker and others. Local attendees from this city included W Ho Betchison and family and H Lindsay Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Unionville
Slessrs
C. . Klein
John E
Frank Brennerson
Eddie Harn
Hanna
Hanns
J.C. Walker
W. Ho. B.etehison
Wills H Lindsay
Real Estate Transfers Show Parcel Sales Across Cities
Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore City transfers a Brunswick parcel for 3000 dollars to Milton Richards. Robert Porter and others convey Knoxville land to Upton C. Darby for 100 dollars. Samuel Hoke Sr sells 137 acres two lands and eight perches to James Houck for 13000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Milton ¥. Richards
Brunswick
Robert Porter
Upton C. Darby
Knoxville
Samuel Hoke, Sr
James Houck
Johnson Arrested For Attempted Chickens Larceny
Constable David Miller arrested Ieane Johnson of Mount Pleasant on charges of attempting to steal Mr. Henry Doyle s chickens. Johnson was brought to the city and committed to jail by Magistrate Rekstelp for a hearing on Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Johnson
David Miller
Ieane Johnson
Mount Pleasant
Henry Doyle
Tas News
Rekstelp
John Bardsley Sentenced for Embezzlement in Philadelphia
Special dispatch reports ex treasurer John Bardsley of Philadelphia being sentenced to fifteen years in prison and a fine equal to the embezzled amount. The ruling comes in Parmank on July 2 as authorities conclude the embezzlement case against the former official.
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Philadelphia
Parmank
Para
John Bardsley
Dog Dayz Meaning Across Cultures and Sirius Rising
The Dog days span July 1 to August 11 with varied meanings. One view links them to the Estig phrase dies esnica lares and a 40 day period around Sirius’s heliacal rising, when the star known to Romans as Canicula or little dog appears in the dawn.
United Drill Association to Parade Tomorrow Evening
The United Drill Association plans a parade through several streets tomorrow evening at o'clock in full uniform if the weather is favorable. The exhibition drill scheduled for the 4th has been canceled as many members are leaving the city on that day.
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United
United Drill Association
Dej Srring
Interments Reported by Mt Olivet Supervisor Herwiz
Superintendent Herwiz of Mt Olivet Cemetery reports interments for Jane totaling 29, including 12 bodies moved from other cemeteries. The figures include 6 adults and 4 children from the city, 4 from the county, 4 from Baltimore, and 1 from Howard County.
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Fane
Herwiz
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Jane
Baltimore
Howard County
Buying More Orchards With Stover Brothers venture
J Mitchel Stover has purchased the interest of his nephew Robert M Stover in the Daniel Shockey peach orchards at Rouzer V ie. The forty acre estate holds 5 000 trees and forecasts a tremendous crop.
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J. Mitchel Stover
Roblet M. Stover
Leverk, TL
Daniel Shockey
Rouzervie
Garbage Collection Schedule Notice
Saturday Fourth of July garbage pickup in the southern district will be postponed to tomorrow with collections planned across all city sections by horse carriage and wagon.
Baltimore Custom House Receipts Rise as Imports Grow
The Baltimore Custom House reports a fiscal year ending with receipts $515,003.94 higher than the prior year as imports surged before higher duties took effect. Customs totals reached 3,699,600.95 in duties with fees bringing the year’s total to 2,951,827. During the year 31,746 males and 15,900 females immigrated, up 41 percent from the previous year, while postal goods sales for the quarter totaled 175,553.47. Foreign exports included thousands of bushels of corn and wheat, tobacco, cotton, and petroleum, with imports listing iron ore, sugar, rice, coconuts, fruits, and other goods.</S>
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Baltimore Custom House
Sust
Baltimore
Weeeny News Advertisers Seek Wise Use of Medium
The Weeeny News circulates 3100 copies weekly across Frederick County and beyond, with steady growth and strong regional reach. Advertisers are urged to use its well regarded format to maximize impact, listing new ads this week for items from Wanted signs to real estate and notices from Ira Tyler and S T Haffner.
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Public Journal
Tee Weexny News
Tas News
Frederick County
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Enterprise
R. H. Campbell
G. J. Doll & Son
Brish Bros. Bazar
James E. Walker & Co
Ira Tyler
Adamstown
Baby Coaches
S. T. Haffner
Carroll County Scholarships and Teaching Certificates Update
James A. Difenbaugh reports exam results to the School Board. No scholarship applicant met the 64 per branch requirement. only Carrie Fleagle and Mr. Jacob Bittle were close. Among teaching certificate applicants, only two reached the 58 per branch standard: Mr. Bousk with a 7.12 average for first grade and Mr. Wiley W. Jenkines with a 7.0 average for second grade.
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Carroll County
James A. Difenbaugh
Carrie Fleagle
Jacob Bittle
Mr. Bousk
Wiley W. Jenkines
Dissolution of Partnership at Etchison Furniture
Messrs. H. WN. Etchison & Son, noted Frederick furniture dealers on South Market Street, dissolve partnership. Senior member H. N. Etchison retires. Future operations to be run by his son William H. B. Etchison. H. N. Etchison has 23 years in Frederick business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
H. WN
Etchison & Son
South Market Street
H. N. Etchison
H.B. Etchison
Br. XH. WN
Etchison
Frederick
Atizen
Change on Nationality Row as Greek brothers exit
A lease change on Nationality Row last evening saw the Italian buyer who recently acquired Jim Hill's stock purchase out the Greek brothers and relocate them. The Greek brothers plan to move to Baltimore while Jim Hill returns to his former stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationality Row
Ttatian
Jim Hill
Tor Baltimore
Court Decree in Rohrback Divorce Case Disposed
The court's decree dismisses the bill of complaint in the Rohrback divorce case and orders the costs of the suit. A house and lot on West Church Street, occupied by Mrs. Daniel T. Lakin, was sold by W. L. Duvall to G. B. Philpot of Petersville for a private consideration. Marriage licenses issued include Daniel Seeger and Mary G. Brust of Frederic.
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Rohrback
Martin le Rohrback
W. L. Duvall
Gay
G.B Philpot
Petersville
West Church Street
Daniel T. Lakin
Daniel Seeger
D. C
Mary G. Brust
Frederic
Multiple Local Notices from Frederick Area Gazette
A collage of brief items noting resignations, primaries dates, the will record in Franklin county, a Saturday market, busy school board session, a long watercourse discovery near Hendricks West Virginia, Fourth of July decoration, a Dover Delaware medical advance, a schoolhouse contract near Sykesville, canal boat movements, prolific laying chickens, savings institution reports, Masonic commandery meeting, percent dividend notices, Martinsburg growth post yard removal, drinking water guidance, new bank barn near Oak and Mills Howard county, Maryland appointment changes, first ripe peaches on South Mountain, Maryland peaches shipment to Philadelphia, patriotism remark, Jabal Early monument event in Lexington, Annapolis editor meeting, state officials at correction house directors, a stray carrier pigeon with serial marks, Frederick residents in college, local gas works fitting in Hagerstown, bumper corn growth, free fishing streams, New York letter-carriers monument, immigrant arrivals to Baltimore, local candidate jokes, Wesley Grove Camp Meeting July 24, free school land distribution benefits, Hagerstown bicycle meet, and local driving club formation.
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Hendricks
W. Va
EL Bettebie
Mies Eleanor Shalup
Dover
Del
Issac
Sykesville
Franklin Savings Bank
Frederickwon Saving’s Institution
Martinsburg
B& U
Mesere Meogul
Ia! Gambril Manufacturing Company
Neat Oak and Mills
Howard County
Jackson Hias
Abraham R. Price
Baltimore County
Maryland
R. He Edelen
South Mountain
Frederick
Delaware
Philadelphia
Jabal Early
Jackson Monument
Lexington
Annapolis
Jackson
House of Correction
Wilard Garrett
West Patrick Street
Wm. BE. Lampe
C. J. C. Lampe
Franklin and Marshall College
Lewis H
Ai. Lampe
Frederick Academy
Danner
Hagerstown
New York
Sunset Caz
Prederick
James Owen O'Connor
Jersey City
Aseauis
Baltimore
Adolphus Fearbake
Wesley Grove
Carpet Room Sale Promotes Remnants and Garments
Mullinix and Kemp advertise remnants and fabrics at low prices. Fortra Gadones priced at one cent, five cents for Call and See Them. Carpet Room notes another lot of ingrains tapestries Brussels and velvets, suited for bugs. WN. Caratorae will close Saturday July 4.
Forty four star American flag to replace current ensign
The new flag with forty four stars will be officially hoisted on July 4 at the Capitol White House and Navy yards replacing the present forty three star flag. Each star represents a state and admission rules set by Congress add stars on the fourth of July after new states join the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Washington
North
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Arizona
Discours on slang by Rev Whittingham at Kemp Hall
The Rev Richard Whittingham of Mechanistrtown Episcopal church delivered a one hour thirty minute lecture on slang at Kemp Hall last night. Despite rain the audience enjoyed his clear handling of the topic and research, with proceeds aiding the Mechanistrtown church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittingham
Richard Whittingham
Episcopal Church
Mechanicstown
Kemp Hall
Ig Sfittaker
Mechantratown
Seven Harlem Bicyclers Visit Frederick Ride
Seven Harlem wheelmen from New York arrived in Frederick yesterday and lodged at City Bo tch. They will be hosted by Mrs. Albers Dean this afternoon before departing tomorrow for the Hagerstown meet. The group rode from Baltimore via Elliott City and Frederick pike, visiting Norfolk Olt Point Comfort and Hampton Roads, praising local hospitality. Led by R. B. Morrison with Charles Wandehack, W. H. DeGraaf, Harry Buese, Frank Mainhist, Fred Simpson, and M. B. Freidenrick, the party reported good health and high spirits and regret at leaving.
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Harlem
Frederick
New York
Albers Dean
Hagerstown
Elliotts City
Baltimore
Howard House
Frederick Pike
Norfolk
Olt Point Comfort
Hampton Roads
Brent
Charles Wandehack
W. H. DeGraaf
Harry Buese
Frank Mainhist
Fred Simpson
M. B. Fretdenrick
Mrs Waugh Acain Visited at the Jail Visit
Mrs Waugh Acain called yesterday in the city to see Mrs Waugh who is confined in jail. The visit arose at the request of the mother of Mrs Nettle Waugh and involved conversation about confinement and other personal topics.
Weather summary for Jane by Mr McClintock Young
Mr McClintock Young provides June weather figures for Jane. Temperature highs reached 99 on the 16th with a low near 46 on the 5th and 12th. Rainfall measured 6.19 inches across June, with 13 days recording rain of at least OL.
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Jane
McClintock Young
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Houser
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