Sudden Disappearance Noted Then Berryville Wedding
A Shepherdstown visitor Miss Eddie Sue Porter vanished after walking with Clifton Frazier. They reportedly rode a late N&W train to Berryville where they wed. disappearance explained by marriage. Also tax levy results for Montgomery County and bequests in Col Thomas Fitzgerald's will. A Dayton wagon wedding at Hagers town parsonage joined Frank Diggs to Katie Esr and William Gower to Mary Easterday. Henry Starleper dies from reaper injuries.
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Shepherdstown
Chas. Porter
N. Jonathan Street
Higerstown
Eddie Sue Porter
Levi Porter
Dig
Charles Porter
Clifton Frazier
Porter
Mir. Porter
Berryville
Hegerstown
Dayton
Episcopal Parsonage
Hagerstown
Funkstown
Frank Diggs
Katie Esr
Ferry
Wm. Gower
Mary Easterday
Smoketown
Mitchell
Rest in the Grave and Impressive Funeral Services
Funeral services for ex Vice President Hamlin were held yesterday after his residence to the Unitarian church where thousands gathered. The crowd filled the church and streets as business houses closed to pay tribute. The ceremony featured organ music scripture reading by Rev. Beach and a benediction, followed by interment at Mount Hope cemetery. The service was among Maine’s largest, with bearers including S. F. Humphrey and Senator Eugene Hale.
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Boxcott
Hamlin
Cnitarian
Hasnal Hamlin
Unitarian Church
S. G. Beach
Maine
Westery Hupresive
Missing Hartford clothier mystery prompts alarm
Merwen Conn July 9 George H Suttle traveling salesman for Warner Co Hartford clothiers has vanished from home since last Thursday. He ran two clothing clubs here and had about 3000 on hand and 1500 in the bank but withdrew funds earlier. It is believed he lost heavily at poker.
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Merwen
Conn
George H. Suttle
Warner & Co., Clothiers
Hartford
Parnell Defeated in Carlow Parish by McCarthy Candidate
In Carlow County Ireland the election result shows Hammond’s McCarthyite victory over Andrew Kettle with 1 359 votes for Kettle and 1 218 majority for Hammond. Parnell conceded that he would not be disheartened and would pursue independent county and city moves in future elections.
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Deeus
Carlaw
Creshutz
Parnell
Dublin
Hammond
McCarthyate
Carlow
Doruin
Baltimore Press Notes Prompt Grain Warehouse Trial
The Maryland press columns discuss Baltimore prosperity, with note of an Orioles win and a Nebraska public warehouse law. A New York Tribune dispatch says Nebraska's Farmers Alliance law to make grain elevators public warehouses will take effect, with many elevators funded by alliances to hold crops. Cash supply may limit financing, as few farmers can wait for better prices.
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Baltimore
Nebraska
Omaha
New York Triune
Farmers’ Alliance
Allance
Farmore
Return of The Caterpillar Ravages City Trees
The caterpillar infestation reaches peak again in June and July, devastating maple trees in Court Park and city streets. Attempts to control via burlap, cotton wrapping, washing, and spraying have failed, with large trees remaining impracticable to treat and sparrows proving ineffective. Urban shading faces ongoing decline as the pest multiplies rapidly.
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Court Park
Quiet wedding joins Crammitt and Bentz in city parlors
A quiet wedding occurred at 8 o clock in the parlors of Alfred Ritter on East Church street. George Crammitt of New Berket district married Ida May Bentz of B. & O. Avenue with Rev. C L Kennard officiating. The couple left for Baltimore on a wedding tour.
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Alfred Ritter
East Church Street
George Crammitt
New Berket District
Ida May Bentz
B. & O. Avenue
Rev
C.L Kennard
Baltimore
4 Cunning Thief in Wererion Night Attack
Mr. J. B. M. Marquette of Wererion set a trap after several chicken losses. On the fourth night he fired at an intruder, but missed. a large red fox charged and was shot dead, the thief unseen, and five chickens spared.
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J. BM. Marquette
Wererion
Bodies Burned at Executions and Aftermath in New York
Reports describe charred faces and burned limbs of Smuler after the electric chair. Three convicts Slocum Weed and Jugrow were buried in quicklime without ceremony at the prison cemetery. Witnesses dispute details while Dr Ward refuses to confirm any specifics. Additional items note Ponape appeal to the president and a fatal bicycle accident in Washtree. Fire at Sixth Avenue stables caused significant damage and animal losses.
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Harry A. Smuler
Yeatenday
Hurlberg
Smuler
Telier
Smiler
Sra Line
Brown
Father Creeden
Smiter
Sixth Avenue Mainbo2rd Company
Four Hirled in a Colliery Shaft
A dispatch from Totherham reports the staging shaft at a local colliery collapsed killing four workers and seriously injuring four others. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities investigate the accident.
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Lospos
Totherham
West Reng
York
Convict Bardley Begins Ten Year Imprisonment in Eastern Penitentiary
Ez-Treasurer of Philadelphia, Bardsley, started a ten year term in the Eastern Penitentiary after a formal parade to his cell. He was weighed measured and clothed in prison garb before being delivered to his new residence. Prison officials noted his work capacity will determine assigned labor once his abilities are assessed.
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Pawascuruts
Tom Bardsley
Eastern
Yeaerds
Dette
Auerney Granain
Bat
Atom Classin
Lo'yluch A Bach
Proen
Sherif Amd Nypeta
Mieditas Tom
Bardsley
Baseball Yesterday and Early Evening Highlights
A scramble of scattered scores from Dittstury and Cleveland to Chicago and Philadelphia. Reports include Monmouth Park results with seven races and times, Brighton Beach cards with multiple stakes, and a fatal lightning incident in Indiana. Names like Dr. Wilous, Wooldtutter, Haceland, and Larson surface among others.
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Jxnomk Fark
N.Y
Diddy
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Motto
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Westchester
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Hon
T. Reilly
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Stone
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Coderer
Blackburn
Uslong
aArnohi
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Cassnove
Stepner
Lal- Tian
Register
Fine
Closing Quotations From The Shock And Produce Exchanges
Philadelphia markets report a dull yet strong session with demand for Pennsylvania Railroad and rising receipts. Bond activity quiets. Lehigh Valley and Reading show mixed bids while readings and bonds vary. Produce market lists state and western dairy and grain prices with bids and asks for corn oats rye wheat and pork prices noted.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Letigh Nargation
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WNL
Parapecrata
Fear
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Selon
Oais
Sihée
2Ige
Beelf—Panky
Farcaly
Oldress
Sioge
Farmers Alliance Ex-Congressman Praises Movement
Ex- Congressman W B Perkins of Kansas declares the Farmers Alliance the greatest event for the state amid droughts grasshoppers and debt repudiation claims. He criticizes leaders and notes borrowing difficulties and policy shifts while a string of local residents recover from illnesses and injuries in the community.
Local Improvement Notes Highlight Area Construction
Bir. W. L. Duvall wins contract to build a handsome residence beside the Independence engine house, with York Pa. architect J. A. Dempawolf. Several Monrovia and Adamstown properties receive updates including new roofs porches and other renovations. The Marble Works foundation on East Second Street nears completion as Wesley Baltzel moves to finish the structure.
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Jacob Rohrback
J.a.dempawolf
York
C. A. Gilson
South Market Street
John Smith
East Fourth Street
B. F. Winchester
East Sixth Street
Air
Jiles Johnson
Monrovia
K. C. G. Murray
Adamstown
Wey
Dennis Sewell
J. E. Sifford
East Second Street
Wesley Baltzel
C. E. Browning
Social World Dance at Gracelind Westminster
Mr and Mrs Chas B Stewart hosted a social dance at their Gracelind home in Westminster on Tuesday. Guests included Miss Nellie Lee of Green Spring Valley Maryland and Miss Mamie Reese of New York City. Attendees listed include Flo McDonald Rochester New York, Powe Gasivuri Taihe Busses McSherry Frederick Messia Edward Hammond Edgar Thompson J M Neale Baltimore.
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Chas. B. Stewart
Gracelind
Westminster
Nellie Lee
Green Spring Valley
Mamie Reese
New York City
Biss Flo McDonald
Rochester
Bliss Powe
Gasivuri
Taihe Busses McSherry
Frederick Messia
Edward Hammond
Edgar Thompson
J. 5. Neale
Baltimore
Martinsburg and Frederick Teams to Play Next Week
Arrangements in this city aim to assemble a strong team for a game against the Martinsburg nine at Agricultural Park next week. The exact date is not yet fixed. The Strawsburger Cloud and a picked nine will play a baseball game on the Development Company's ground tomorrow afternoon.
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Martinsburg
Frederick Boys
Agricultural Park
Strawsburger Cloud
Land Deed In Brunswick From Wenner To Van Meter
A lot in Brunswick is deeded by Mr M. Wenner to W H Van Meter for a consideration of 200 dollars. The transfer records show the transaction completed with the noted parties and amount.
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Brunswick
M. Wenner
W. H van Meter
Local Newsmix of Frederick Area Highlights
The Independent Drum Corps will meet this evening. Frederick County Mets Fire Company directors met. repainting work on homes on East Church Street and Second Street. Jennie Smith’s railroad picnic set for Island Park on the 26th. Community reports include Morgan’s Grove dinner for Shepherds home, new Blue Ridge Summit station near completion, and a riding accident at Beaver Creek. Maryland education progress of colored teachers noted. Camp Douglass to host Maryland troops. pig birth of 19 at Mount Alto. Various civic notes, rail and canal concerns, and regional events through Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Wilcoron & Marker ‘Ames
C. E Moberly
War Feerx
East Church Street
L. Clinton Moberty
SH Thomas
East Second Street
Jennie Smith
Island Park
Shepherds Home
Morgan's Grove
Henry Shepherd
Biue Ridge Summit
Amos Heard
Beaver Creek
Grossnickle
Antietam
Myers’ Mill
David A. West
Smithsburg
Eva Swope
Dao
Katie Reaneberger
Frederick
Darnestown
Stuntgomery County
Mongecacy
Maryland
Mount Alto
Wm. G. Johnson
Record Street
Susan Murray
Margaret
James P. Boreny
Hancock
Hood
Matthews
W. MR. R
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Fayettville
Alice Banks
Gkidmore
Baltimore
Salvation Army
Charles J. Faulkner
Weas
Virginia
New York
Swell Cavalry
Troop A
Washington
West Virginia
Ita
Will Go in Business Himself
Mr Daniel Herbert formerly with the late J D Hane carriage factory has rented the blacksmith shop at the wacko end and will establish his own business.
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J. D. Hane
Wacko End
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