The Weekly News Review Highlights State Bicycle Meet
The Weekly News displays a bustling twelve pages with heavy focus on the State bicycle meet and lively local and general narrations. It features fiction by Francis Lynde and battlefield writings by Capt Kilmer, plus a strong advertising section including a trustee sale and various goods, urging careful perusal.
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Tos News
Prper
Francis Lynde
Kilmer
Trustee’s Sale
Nelson & Motter
Trusts
Woot. O Carty
Globe Beer
Paul Hanser
Bisn
Booka
Glaasware
Brief Bits and Bright Items of Local and General Interest
Germany produces 2,000,000 false eyes annually. A Pesth physiologist finds horse digestion faster than in man and dog with active exercise. In 1829 Stourbridge Lion was the first locomotive imported. two years later Baldwin began locomotive manufacture in Philadelphia. Baldwin capacity now 1,000 engines yearly. Louisiana levee repairs employ 12,000 workers. May London Economist notes 550,000,000 in people’s savings across joint stock banks in England and Wales.
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Ermany
Stourbridge
Baldwin Works
Louisiana
London Economist
Deppelt
England and Wales
Thousands Celebrate Health Restored by Hood's Sarsaparilla
Thousands celebrate restored health through Hood's Sarsaparilla. The text lauds cures for impure blood, scorched skin issues, dyspepsia, nervousness, and sleeplessness. It asserts many tried other medicines without relief before using Hood's Sarsaparilla and achieving permanent cures.
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Hood
Political Discord Calls Frederick County GOP Meeting
The Republican central committees of Frederick County issue a meeting call signed by Hammond Urner and Emer J Smith. Both designate the same date the 17th with different hours 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. The dispute risks clashes between the Moler and Hisner wings of the party and a lack of harmony before the session.
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Republican Central
Frederick County
Hammond Urner
Emer J. Smith
Daly
Motler
Hsifner
Pleasant Time at the Heights Dance at Braddock Heights
The Galted Fire Company plans a dance at Braddock Heights on July 18 with dancing from 8 p m to 12 a m. Music by the Frederick Select Orchestra and the United Drum Band. Many guests will attend with suppers, spending the afternoon and night there.
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the Heights
Galted Fire Company
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Paralyzed tollgate keeper stricken on Georgetown road
Daniel Barrack tollgate keeper on the Georgetown road was seized by paralysis on Sunday and has since remained very ill with the left side affected.
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Daniel Barrack
Georgetown Road
Marriage License Issued in Hagerstown to Nally and McBride
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown on Tuesday to William H. Nally and Iya McBride both residents of Branewics, Wisconsin county.
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Hagerstown
William H. Nally
Iya McBride
Branewics
Wis County
Park Festival Draws Crowd Despite Rain at St John's
St John's Catholic Church hosted a park festival at St John's Institute with instrumental and vocal performances. Ice cream and cake were sold by volunteers as lights brightened the park for attendees, and another evening program was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of St John’s Catholic Church
St John's Institute
Frederick Bicycle Club Thanks Helpers For Maryland Meet
A letter from the Frederick Bicycle Club thanks the Busl peas Men merchants and others who aided the bicycle meet. The club extols the program track grounds and city attractions, notes reduced rail and hotel rates, and praises the efforts of the promoter committee led by E. S. Waesee. The piece ends with a patriotic poem about Maryland's bicycle gathering and the public spirit behind Athletic Park.
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Frederick Bicycle Club
Buslpeas
Maryland
Isg
Sams
Jaz- Hee Taney
Francis Scott Kay
Barbara Fritchie
Tomas Johnson
White Rock
Black Rock
Baldock Heights
Braddock Springs
Cty
Frederick
Frederick County
Death of Baltimore Physician in Carriage Accident
Dr. Wm H Diffenderffer long served Baltimore and was killed near his Windsors Avenue home when a Consolidated Railway car struck his carriage. His nephew Malcolm Diffenderffer suffered injuries as the carriage overturned and the horse fled. Diffenderffer, born February 1 1822, graduates listed from Maryland Medical School in 1843.
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DE W. H. Dipfeederffre
Wm. H. Diffenderffer
Baltimore
Consolidated Railway
Windsor Hil
D'frindeffar
Diffenderffer
Michael Dffenderffer
That
City
Baltimore City
This County
Anadversity of Maryland School of Medicine
Christopher Johnson
Frank Donaldson
Frederick Union and Athletics to Clash in City Baseball Series
The Union baseball club of Frederick challenges the Athletics of this city to a Bye games series at Athletic Park. The first game starts tomorrow Friday at 6 o clock to suit merchants and clerks. The Athletics beat the Hagerstown Home Talent Club on Monday. Nine innings will be played. Admission is ten cents with grand stand free. season-ticket holders enter free. Public support for the effort is urged.
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Union Baseball Club
Frederick
Athletics
Athletic Park
Hagerstown
Social World Notes from Sraddock Heights Postponed Dance
The rain yesterday evening forced the postponement of the dance at Sraddock Heights to final evening next. Misses Newmsa of East Second Street hosted a pleasant gathering last night. Mr and Mrs P B Kunkel plan a trip to Asbury Park New Jersey and will stay at the West End Hotel. Kunkel, 77, celebrates birthday on the Fourth of July and enjoys summer seaside leisure with zest.
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St Sraddock Heights
P. B. Kunkel
Asbury Park
N. J
West End
Mr. Kunkel
Good Lady
Good yield reported by Samuel T Burton near Frederick
Mr Samuel T Burton of near Frederick threshed from 13 acres 520 bushels at an average 40 bushels per acre using 167 pounds of phosphate. This is the best yield heard this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Burton
Frederick
Frederick Select Orchestra at Ladiesburg Picnic
The Frederick Select Orchestra will provide music at the Ladiesburg picnic near Ladiesburg in this county on Saturday the 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ladiesburg
This County
Daly
Pension secured for Joseph Kunkel of Pearl by Captain Frost
Captain Frost, pension agent, has secured a pension for Joseph Kunkel of Pearl, Company B, Fourth Regiment Michigan Cavalry. This was an old rejected claim and was secured after a hard debt of two years.
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Frost
Joseph Kunkel
Pearl
Pirot Reg'ment
Michigan Cavalry
Juniors Accept Invite to Waynesboro Meeting
At a special meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company held at 8 o’clock last evening the invitation to Waynesboro Pa was accepted and a committee appointed to investigate railroad rates and hotel accommodations.
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Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Waynesboro
Frederick Riflemen Win Shooting Contest at Sisters’ Gulch
Frederick riflemen dominated a life shooting contest held yesterday at Sisters' Geld. David Freshour hit the barrel head on four of six attempts from 185 yards to win the event.
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Frederick Riflemen
Sisters’ Geld
David Freshour
Laties Auxiliary YMCA Holds Braddock Picnic
A large group of Laties' Auxiliary members and leaders from the Young Men's Christian Association gather for a picnic at Braddock. The event centers on community recreation with numerous attendees enjoying the day outdoors.
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Picnia
Braddock
Laties
Young Men’s Christian Association
Braddock Elghis
Camp Meeting Led by Rev. A H Zimmerman Planned
Rev. A H Zimmerman formerly of Frederick will hold a camp meeting beginning July 8 at Eckhart Mines in Allegany County.
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A. H. Zimmerman
Frederick
Eckhart Mines
Allegany County
Miraculous Escape After Maryland Freight Derailment Involving Horses
Twelve freight cars derailed near Monrovia on the Baltimore and Ohio line yesterday afternoon. The tender jumped the track causing the wreck of 17 cars including a car with two horses and a groom. No injuries occurred. passengers reassigned quickly as repair crews worked through the night. The 99 train, drawn by Engine 554, was badly damaged but safe.
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Plecea
Esitimore & Ohio
Monrovia
Personal notices from city society for the week
Purely personal items list visits and travels of residents and visitors. Names include Harry Cole, Mrs W G Haup, Mr Chas W Andrews, Miss Grace Miler, Miss Carrie Stouffer, and many others from Baltimore Philadelphia York and Knoxville with engagements, trips to Howard county Montgomery county Mountain Lake Park and Cumberland noted.
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Harry Cole
Isla Lamactine W Cole
Harry
McDonough School
Baltimore
Mire
W. G. Haup
Child
Philadelphia
Chas. W. Andrews
Frederick
Vira
Witten Martin
John Dertzbaugh
Arthur Wonder
John Dertzbargh
A. H. Frerle
H.T. Stoner
Union Bridge
Carroll County
J. B Beker
York
Lidia Hadley
Etelica
Howard County
Grace Miler
Knoxville
Carrie Stouffer
New Windsor
Elsie Birely
North Market Street
Barry Myers
Thomas A. Chapline
Montgomery County
Bessie Eliasson
Washington, D.C
Janie Wiles
South Market Street
Carrie Tucker
Mountain Lake Park
Cumberland
Carrie Kephart
Funeral services for Samuel B Patterson and Frederick Brachey
The remains of Samuel Brorey Patterson who died July 4 in Brooklyn were shipped via the Baltimore and Ohio line and placed in the cemetery mausoleum after Masonic rites led by Rev. Dr. McKenny. Pallbearers included Dr. Ira J. McCurdy and Wm Himbury. Frederick Brachey's funeral was held at East Fifth Street with Rev. Osborne Ingle officiating. pallbearers were A J Morgan John H Green Reuben Plummer and M T Miller. Interment followed at Utica Cemetery. C Carty and A T Rice and Sons served as undertakers.
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Samuel Brorey Patterson
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
Baltimore and Ohio
Colombia
Lynch
East Fifth Street
Osborne Ingle
A. J. Morgan
John H. Green
Reuben Plummer
M. T. Miller
Utica Cemetery
A. T. Rice and Sons
Frederick Cyclists Return After Successful Frederick Meet
The last division of the army of cyclers left Frederick yesterday morning and arrived in Baltimore in the afternoon. The main body departed Monday night amid fireworks and invitations to return. Frederick residents hosted the event warmly and the meet was well run with little delay between races. Cyclers will remember the hospitality and the town’s support for the visit.
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Baltimore
Army of Cyclers
Frederick
Esnavl
Baltimore Herald
Frederick Hopital Souvenir store patronage appeal
Master Eddie Sinclair, a young salesman, takes orders for inexpensive household articles at Frederick Hospital Souvenir store. The note praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla and urges patronage to support vast sales and its cure claims.
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Eddie Sinclair
Iste
Frederick Hopital Souvenir” Etore
Frederick
Hymeneal Davie Comfort and Mark N Davis Tie Knot
Miss Mary Comfort daughter of the late Rev H S Comfort of this county married Mr Mark N Davis last evening at St Pauls Reformed Church Baltimore the ceremony was performed by Rev Lloyd E Cobdlentz. The bride wore white organdie over white silk and carried Bride roses with Miss Ming Sa i He K Comfort as maid of honor and Newton C Comfort as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home 1507 Weat Mubberry Street. The couple plan a southern tour before settling at 801 North Falton Avenue.
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Davie Comfort
Mary Comfort
H. S. Comfort
Mark N. Davis
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Baltimore
Lloyd E. Cobdlentz
Weat Muberry Street
Mrs. Davia
North Falton Avenue
Building Association Mortgages Tax Exemption Opinion
General EH Kyd Douglas, attorney for the Middle States Loan Building and Construction Company of Hagerstown, opines that mortgages of building associations are not taxable. He cites Faust v. German-American Building Association of Baltimore and Maryland code provisions, noting exemptions for mortgage debts of building or homestead associations. Also includes local illness notes and a comment about Mr Lease and his wife.
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Building Association
EH. Kyd Douglas
Middle States Loan Building and Construction Company
Hagerstown
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Faust
News of the State Chronicle of incidents and legal notes
County tax rate in Kest at Rinety Cents. Slicer Hotel in Frostberg partially destroyed by fire. Theodore Stewart injured arm in Jackson's mill. Sen Charles C Crothere returned home from Hopkins Hearsal in Elkton. General Bud Douglas says building association mortgages avoid taxation. A negro man entered Miss Porter’s room at Wortoo Kent, she woke, man fled. Anne Arundel magistrate billed county for inquests over two lives in House of Correction. Petition to Senator Wellington seeks Newton Cook of Hagerstown as collector of the port of Baltimore. In Cir Court Anne Arundel Republicans seek mandamus to force Annapolis mayor to call meeting for election officers. Dr William Diffeederfer, Baltimore physician, killed by bat at car collision with electric car. Edward Hoffman acquitted on three indictments for misusing People’s National Bank funds. fourth indictment undecided. Mr Charles Stewart, who drove the diet car when B and O Railroad reached Ellicott City, dies at 1115 Valley Street Baltimore.
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Kest
Slicer
Frostberg
Theodore Stewart
Jackson
Stallovery
Charles C. Crothere
Elkton
Hopkins
Bud Douglas
Building Association
Miss Porter
Wortoo
Kent County
Anne Arundel County
County Commission
House of Correction
Wellington
Newton
Cook
Hagers Town
Baltimore
Annapolis
William H. D.ffeederffer
Consolidated Railway
Edward Hoffman
Peolee National Bank
Bageretown
Charles Stewart
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ellicott City
Ted
Valleytreet
Law's grip ends arrests after fines paid
Thomas Rhodes Richard Diggs and a brother of the latter all colored were arrested for disorderly conduct at Nizarite Ata hearing before Magistrate Elser. Rhodes paid 50 dollars Diggs brother 300 dollars each and were released. Hiram Brown colored stood before Magistrate Blser charged with stealing tee locks and a dog chain. the accused surrendered the items and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rhodes
Richard Diggs
Elser
Rhodes
Digan
Jase
Beckles firing and arrest on South Street
On Monday a young man fired a blank cartridge revolver at two young women on South street. A portion of the load set fire to one dress and burned a large hole. A warrant led to his arrest before Magistrate Biser, who fined him one dollar. The incident highlights a troubling spread of weapon use near women.
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South Street
Biser
Lightning Strikes Rockville Damages Homes and Trees
A severe storm in Rockville caused multiple strikes damaging a dwelling owned by James Carroll and destroying oak trees in William Dorsey’s yard. Della Warren and Laurice Warren were knocked unconscious and a colored baby named Jackson sustained serious injuries.
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Rockville
James Carroll
William Dorsey
Della Warren
Laurice Warren
Jackson
Public Auction of Emmitsburg Railroad to Sell September 11
Trustees John G. Molter Vincent Bebold J. Roger Mc She and Isaac 8 Annan announce at Baltimora Run a public sale at the Court House in Emmitsburg for the Emmitsburg railroad. The line runs from Rocky Ridge on the Western Maryland Road to Emmitsburg over 73.10 miles and was built about fifteen to twenty years ago, operated by the Western Maryland Railroad Company.
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Baltimora Run
John G. Molter
Vincent Bebold
J. Roger McShe
Isaac 8. Annan
The
Tate
Emmitsburg
Court House
Rocky Ridge
Maryland
Emmiteburg
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Tax Rate Update Sparks Frederick Taxes Discussion
The county tax rate rise is clarified at 15 cents instead of 12, with city taxes rising from 1 cent to 1.15 dollars. If enacted, Frederick city and county taxes plus state levy would total 2142 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cit
Local notices and events at Athletic Park and area venues
A collection of brief local items announces a free baseball game at Athletic Park between the Athletics and Union on Friday at 6 pm with 10 cent admission and free seating for season ticket holders. Also listed are a Mizpah Chapter initiation at 7 pm, a St Johns Parish festival at St Johns Institute Park with music each evening, and travel specials including a Washington excursion on July 11 with round trip from area points for $1.00 plus rail rate adjustments for Firemen’s State Convention travel July 7–9 with Frederick and other stations offering reduced fares.
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Niagacs Falls
Watkins Glen
America
Washington
Camden Station
Baltimere
Niagra Falls
Munch Chunk
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Frederick
Csecsceeescesssee
Jas. M. Shriver
Hartmore
St. John's
St. John’s Parish
St. John’s Institute Park
Vwocal
Winchester
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Wheeling
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