Weekly News promotes its twelve page edition and features
The Weekly News hails its twelve page edition with local and world coverage and varied features. It highlights Captain George L Kilmer on Gettysburg and Monocacy scenes, the Sunday school lesson, Mary Jane and The Market Scribe, letters from counties, farm and dairy sections, and several public sales and advertisements listing local merchants and notices.
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Tax News
Faw
Tom Wrext
Mary Jane
George L. Kilmer
Frederick
Gettysburg
Karly
Monocacy
Frederick Junction
Wells
Wallace
Conati
Eaedeneeneese
O. C. Carty
Renner & Kemp
Motter
Bummer Fardon
Macreee-—-Doh's
John Hendrickson
Psnrereme Beat & Hepler
Bavings and Loan Asso
Monumental
Church Bt
A. D. O'Leary
Preat
Notice of no Tax Nuwa issue and double edition Tomorrow
Legal holiday notice states no Tax Nuwa will be issued Saturday July 4 but a double eight page edition will publish tomorrow with usual features and latest news up to press. Property deeds recorded: Alexander Nell and Clarence Lane to Mathias Brandenburg nine acres two roods thirty square perches for 53.10. William SL Bittle and wife to Mathine Brandenburg etc. Various land transfers listed with amounts. Carpenters at Bellevue Farm building a tent for soldiers ahead of a July 18 noon event. W D Bowers Lumber Co supplying lumber cars for the purpose.
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Alexander Nell
Clarence Lane
Mathias Brandenburg
William SL Bittle
Mathine Brandenburg
TS Gas Han
J. Wm. Baughman
Acres & Roods
Raflway Frederick and Middieown Company
John ©. Motter
Mid
Bellevue
W. D. Bowers’ Lumber Company
Electric Road Route Stirs Frederick and Middletown
Frederick directors confirm West Patrick street as the approved path for the electric railroad, despite strong opposition from West Patrick residents. The West South street route was debated, with cost estimates showing higher expense. Work begins on East Patrick street to grade for trolley rails as crews push toward the square.
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Frederick
West South Street
West Patrick
West Patrick Street
Hats Sines
South Street
Middletown
East Patrick
Bowers
Geo. W. Smith
Poes
Buapintendent
Moss
Rosd
Wusoz
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
York
Balsimors and Ohio Railroad Company
Samuel Titon
Ater
Young Rohrer Arrested for Obscene Letters and Stamps
Walter Rohrer of Bolivar Middleowa valley was arrested by a government detective on charges of writing obscene anonymous letters and using canceled stamps. He was detained in Frederick and jailed for a hearing before United States Marshal E. Goide borough, with a further hearing set for July 7.
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Walter Rohrer
Bolivar
Middleowa Valley
Isaud
Rohrer
Frederick
United
Marshall E. Goideborough
Jonash Brandenberg
Frosttown
Ard
E. Y Godsborough
Farmah Ball
Fai
Pleasant personal visitors and travels noted
Mrs R R Hoes and Miss Maud Gouverneur visit sister Mrs Wm Crawford Johnson. Miss Edns Elgin re visiting relatives near Frederick. Rev and Mrs A H Zimmerman of the Boys Industrial Home Hagerstown spend a week in Frederic. Samuel Angell visiting daughter Mrs Joseph Bussard East Patrick street. Misses Daisy and Maggie Leather visiting mother at Utica. Miss Clars Scholl returns from Washington. Miss Eleanor Fetts and Eloise Young entertained by Dr and Mrs Arthur Williams near Baltimore. Officials of Pennsylvania Railroad in city yesterday return to York. Mrs Maria Devis Tyler guest of Dr and Mrs Edward Nelson Hast Church Street. leaves for Baltimore. Nicholas F Rickerds of Yellow Springs starts for New Orleans, sailing Baltimore to Portsmouth and onward to Atlanta, Ga then Mobile and New Orleans. Miss Joha Smallwood visits Mr W C Tucker Baltimore. Master Ralph Border of near Keeneysville on a visit to relatives in city. Mr Hewes of Baltimore visiting his brother Edward Hewes in the city.
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Samuel Angell
Carroll County
Joseph H. Bussard
East
Patrick Street
Daisy
Maggie Leather
Utica
Mies Clars Scholl
Baltimore
Ohio
Stenne
Washington
Eleanor Fetts
Eloise Young
Court Street
Birs
Arthur Willams
Menars, Mesa
Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
York
Maria Devis Tyler
Edward Nelson
Church Street
Nicholas F. Rickerds
New Orleans
Baltmore
Portsmouth
At- Isata
Mobile
Ala
Joha Smallwood
W. C. Tucker
Ralph Border
Kearneysville
W.a
Hewes
Edward Hewes
Health Office Monthly Record and Filings Summary
Health officer Dr Maynard reports June births deaths and causes including poisoning and heart disease. Contagious cases record Scarlet fever and whooping cough while clerks file mortgages licenses and two incorporations Notre Dame Academy at Liberty and St John s Reformed Church Woodsboro.
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Heaith Offcer
Maynard
Jane
Boy in Critical Condition After Copperhead Bite in Hagerstown
Mylo Koon, three, son of John Koon, was bitten by a copperhead in the woodhouse at his father’s home on Tuesday. The snake sprang and bit the boy’s arm as screams drew help. the snake escaped before responders arrived. The child remains in a critical state under stimulant and antidote treatment.
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Daake
Mylo Koon
John Koon
Hagerstown
Shatefty
Social World Meret Phon ic Party
A merry picn ic party of boys and girls, chaperoned by Mr Thomas H Haller and others, spent the day near Boonseller's large bus. The group included Grace Haller, Madeleine Shipley, Marie Yeakle, Ruth Haller, Roger Ritchie, Harry Haller and many others with Roger Ritchie and Harry Haller as the arrangements committee.
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Merrt
Williamsport Fireworks War Over Town Ordinance
In Williamsport Maryland Mayor John A Fleming faces a youth-led clash over fireworks. After a boy was fined one dollar for a Peper torpedo incident, youths retaliated by launching large fire crackers at the mayor's office Tuesday night. The mayor, homeward, escaped detection and will not revoke the Fourth of July ban.
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Koupg America
John A. Fleming
Williamsport
Fieming
Funeral Notices And Picnic Postponement In Myersville
The town obituary notices report the funeral of Mrs. Mary Rosanna Bitely held at 4 pm with services by Rev. Dr. Kechiach and Rev. M.B. Hench, pallbearers named, interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery, A. T. Rice & Sons as directors. Isaac Whiten funeral at 10 am at St Johns Catholic Church with pallbearers and interment at St Johns Cemetery. Rice & Sons again listed. Jr O U A M picnic postponed to July 25 at a grove west of Myersville due to unavoidable delay.
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Mary Rosanna Bitely
BR. Kechiach
MB. Hench
BE. A. Shriner
H. Clay Hal
A. H. Harrington
Charles F. Fleming
Frederick Heinlein
J. Henry Lampe
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Issac Whiten
Esterday
St John's Catholic Churck
Father Hann
Elijab Dartsmore
Walmabary Bastedbertaon
Green OR
Edward Eideout
St. John’s Cemetery
ATF. Rice & Sons
Pitaic
Myersville
Thas
Special Election Set for Fourth Ward Alderperson
A special election is called for the Fourth Ward of Frederick on Thursday the 16th to fill the vacancy created by the oath of Mr. John Event. The notice urges voters to choose Hood's and warns against substitutes, presenting Hood's as the true blood purifier.
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Prederick
Daly
John Event
Hood
Escapee Dutton Sought After Sanatorium Break
Baltimore detective Greentree arrives in Fredericton pursuing Jamet William A. Delion, an escapee from the Santtartow Satire Relay House. Delion, described as bright and talkative, is believed to favor politics and McKinley discussions, height about 6 feet, 11 inches, weight 128 pounds, wearing a dark grey suit and soft hat, carrying a telescope. Authorities report no trace as of noon.
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Greentree
Baltimore
Fredertee
Jamet Wiliam A. Delion
Santtartow Sitke
Vato Rairoad Dallan
Meyer Yeakle
Dutton Ie
McKinley
Tremisnent
Frederick
MY SENRAL WEDDING CEREMONY AND RELATED MARRIAGES
The article reports the marriage of Mise Cordelia Duvall to Dr. George Henry Riggs at a Methodist Episcopal Church with a large crowd attending. The bride wore white taffeta, helpers were ushers from Frederick and Baltimore, and Rev. A H Zimmerman officiated. The couple left for a wedding tour to Baltimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City and will reside in Njameville. Additional notices cover Miss Bertie M. Dutrow and Geo W. Galter’s Frederickt marriage with a reception afterward and Rev Thomas K. Cromer’s marriage to Katharine A. Ruseaul in Virginia, with details of officiants and locations.
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Mise Cordelia Duvall
George Henry Riggs
1Lameville
Alethodist Episcopal Church
Ceartie
Urde
A. A. Sharrets
Elon Firestone
Albert Gilnon
Frederick
Newall Dayall
Baltimore
A. L. Pearce
Nannie Young
Wilbur H. Duvall
A. H. Zimman
W.L McKinney
C. E. Herman
Dutrow
Bertie M. Dutrow
Geo W. Galter
Reformed Parsonage
B. BR. Eschbach
Hepry
West Church Street
Hav
Atville Conner
Walkeraiiile
This County
BASE BALL GAMES SHAPE SEASON IN FREDERICK AREA
Frederick Association and Rockets Md clubs prepare for weekend twin bill that could decide the season’s baseball prospects. Local nine includes Nuss Nosz Cook Esterly Brast Wood Strasburger Eisenhower Leid Turner Wolfe, with Rockville lineup led by Hannon Dawson Bean Nicholson Rabbitt and others. Peaches shipped from John Brown farm in Lacdy Hook district mark early Washington county fruit trade. Ascary M B Church plans July camp meeting at Mercer's Grove from July 18 to August 4.
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Frederick Association
Rockets
Crick
W. Nuss
M. Nosz
Cook
Esterly
Brast
Plincher
Wood
Strasburger
Eisenhower
Leid
Turner
Wolfe
Rockville
Hannon Dawson
Bean and Nicholson
Rabbitt
W. M. Reichard
D. W. Reichard
John Brown _ trait
Lacdy Hook
Pitwborg &2
Washington County
Ascary M
W. A. Fox
Mercer's Grove
Braddock
Resignations of Maryland National Guard Officers Prompt Action
Adjunct General Wilmer Brigadier General Riege and Colonel Phipps plan new rules on resignations for Maryland National Guard officers. Soldiers must show valid leave, return uniforms and state property to brigade HQ, else resignations are disapproved. Officers must notify HQ and complete resignation blanks before leaving.
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National Guard
Marylord
Wilmer
Riege
Phipps
Saodler
Those Rare Days of June Thorn Record
The snippet notes June had only six clear days, with rainfall at 324 inches below average. The high reached 93 degrees on the 1st and the low 54 on the 3rd, leaving the period weathered by sparse sunshine and notable heat.
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Thorn
Indhes
Bicycle and machinery firm at 11 South Marine Street
Local note mentions Davall & Co at 11 South Marine Street, formerly Keyser, with ads for improved bicycle machinery. Also upcoming meetings: Business Men's Association at City Register's office Monday July 6 at 8 pm, and Frederick City Republican Executive Committee Thursday July 3 1896 at 8 pm in Examiner office rooms.
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Bicyclea and
Sandrica
Realrog Bicycles
Davall & Co
South Marineetfest
Keyser 0
Business Men's Association
City Register’s
Sp. M.abarp
Lewis A. Rice
Ssuratory
Frederick Ciy Republican Executive Committee
Republican Aumnoclaulon
E. T
DeLashmutt
A. C. McBride
Fine Grade Printing and July 1 Bid Offer
Fine Grade Printing announces lease expiry for our printing plant to Markon and Blelfeld and invites inquiries for low price one grade work after July 1. Frederick City Mfg Co reports Isidor Saks called to Baltimore for family illness but to return Monday. B&O R R offers round trip excursion tickets east of the Ohio for trains July 8 and 4 with return by July 6 at reduced rates.
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Messrs. Markon & Blelfeld
Frederick
Isidor Saks
Baltimore
Reduced Fares To Chicago For Democratic National Convention
The B and C R A will sell excursion tickets east of the Ohio River for all trains July 8 4 6 and 7 good for return until July 19 at a single fare. Tickets sold by connecting lines. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers July 2 4 5 6 excursion tickets to Chicago and return at a single fare for the return trip until July 12. For rates sleeping car info and timetables contact nearest ticket agents.
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Ohio River
Chicago
B. and
C. R.A
Ines
Pollman
Iing
Chicago Solid
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Best & Kepler Offers Lightweight Muapendars Today
The shop advertises new light weight muapendars and hosiery in stock. It claims best Im at 135 cents in the city and features ladies and gentlemen’s underwear with new indies fast stock.
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Hove
Indies
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