The Weekly News feature spread and notices in Frederick
The issue blends local field reports and family journal features with Doyle's mystery tale The Sign of the Fear continuing weekly. It highlights local columns, poems, sermons, letters, and ads for Renner & Kemp and other merchants, plus a Maryland delegation to the Atlanta Exposition with Governor Brown naming committee members.
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Tag Wexany News
Family Journal
Mary Jane
A. Conan’ Doyle
Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Talmage
Renner & Kemp
Halt Dresser
Wigmykeet Quandt
F. Thomas
Hesbigoes
Kendrickson
Ecutors
Llamaville Sunday ‘School
Frederick
Catle
Zschatias & Burke
Ramsburg Carriage Works
Rodock & Neidlg
Barnesville, Montg. Co
E. L
Maryland
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Brown
Atlanta
Mesars
Joby B. Hurst
Willismnm
T. Dirop
Willam T. Brigham
R. W. Gator
Eugene Levering
T. Edward Hambleton
David L. Barnett
E ., Gary
K. Ki
Saiton
W. H. Esidwin
J. Frank Sapplee
P. A
Bicycle Club Run to Cereaville Bridge Event
Captain J M Brish asks a bicycle club to ride to the Cereaville bridge over the Monocacy this evening starting from the fountain at 63. Members may participate and a club wagon will accompany to bring the group home under Bennie Roseasar. The notice mentions small rod and a State Mutual Tontine insurance sales note.
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Cereaville
J.M. Brish
Ceresville Bridge
Bennie Roseasar
Frederick County Board Sees School Appropriations and High School Plans
The Frederick County Board finalized coal supply for evening schools, approved new house constructions including six room brick school at Frederick and a Adams town high school contingent on pupil numbers. The board raised public school funding to 33,000 and authorized teaching certificates, expanded high school contracts, and appointed principals and assistants across numerous schools while planning site and housing committees.
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Markell & Trail
Frederick
Commie Bloms
Thormont
Ellerton
Additioe
Rocky Ridge
Adamstown
B.N
Gertrude M Barnes
Jois King
Mary Smith
Gunnt & Co
Mary M. Weems
Adamsatown
Brunswick
State Normal School
Robert J. Ridgely
Dublin
Forest Grove
Ol Fields
Oak Bill
Pleasant Walk
Everhart’s
Sigler
Middletown High School
Horssy’s
St. Mark
Olive
Araby
Green Valley
Buckeyatown
Manor
Severs High Schools
Red Hull
Lottie Thomas
Bucheystown
Cora M. Hargett
Point of Rocks
Edna Cromwell
Fairview
May Bradshaw
Feaville
Hattie D. Koblitz
Frederick Worth Market Street
Mamie C. Ort
Katie Barigis
Mollie E. Owings
South Frederick Mauls
M. E. Philpot
Matilda Bielfeld
Church Street
Little M. Wiener
Pearl A. Bader
Etts A. Brunt
Alice E. Shope
Della M Siah
Ella C. Keller
Jane &. Staley
Blanche C. Lampe
Middletown
Noah Young
Charles H Remsburg
Katharine Kefauver
Wolfsville
John C. Haye
New Market
Ione Wood
Sibilnevillie
Mary RB. Barbaigh
Woodaboro
Cars E. Shaw
Borgitinsylie
Bertha Wiener
Knoxville
Eelly A. Garrett
Katie M.wiener
Ella C. Beyana
Janie Boteler
Mr. Plessant
Anna M. Shorb
Jefferson
Rosa Hilleary
Beallaville
H. O. Ridenour
Johneville
Gertrude Straaborg
Alberts Karnaterg
Reschere
John A. Ploutz
Friendship
Minnie BE. Gilde
Pine Tree
Renry H. Biser
Oak Orchard
H. A. Norris
Rockville
Sending Children to the Country in Baltimore Society
The Children's Fresh Air Society of Baltimore sent 21 children to Sykesville, bringing total summer placements to 61. After a couple of weeks at nearby farmhouses, children return home. Fourteen more will soon go to Seaford, Delaware as the society expands. Officers are President William L. Smith, vice presidents Fred R. Owens and J. W. Paris, and secretary Miss Katherine G. Spear.
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Children’s Fresh Air Society of
Baltimore
Sykesville
Seaford
Del
William L. Smith
Fred. R. Owens
J W. Paris
Katherine G. Spear
Picnic plans and local notices from area churches
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school members sail off in two large buses to Cronise's woods for a day of picnicking. Braddock Sunday school set for an armal picnic in Mr J B Williams grove on August 10. Urbana M B Sunday School holds its annual picnic on August 17. Also notes a shipment of Charles Hires Co root beer and a brief line on State Mutual’s long-standing history since 1849.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Zscharias
Sponseller
Cronise’s Woods
Hanpony Grove
Braddock Sunday School
J. B. Willams
Urbana
M. B. Sanday Schooi Sill
Mid-Week Market Report From Harvest Busy Scene
Market activity was light as many vendors were busy with harvest. Supplies were scarce with beans eggs and batter limited. Cherries are gone and currants scarce while raspberries and dewberries appear. blackberries hint at a short season. buckberries promise. Pears and apples improve as peaches arrive in small boxes for a dime. Frederick County tomatoes and corn still taste their best.
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Frederick County
The Late Jesuit Priest Vigilante remembered in Maryland
Obituary notes for Father Vigilante recount his long service across Baltimore Frederick and the Eastern Shore. Born in Palermo in 1817 he joined Jesuit missions, served at St Joseph's Georgetown College and Queen Anne’s counties, and died after a life spanning 53 years in the church. Also recorded are notices for Mrs Mary Mehrling and Ada Harwood with funeral details.
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Permon
Lily
Boolsty
Jeans
Sidobn
Frederick
Father Ward
Georgetown College
Gowe
Maryfield
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
St. Joseph's Church
Barre
Howard Streets
Trinity Church
D. C
Eccleston
Palermo
St. Joseph's
Queen. Anne
Talbot
Caroline
Dorchester
Maryland
St. Mary's County
Serre
Jnsoit
Joseph Ballar
Wilmington
Father Vigilante
Joseph's Church
Wye Mills
Calbotcomnsy
Eighteenth
Sctles Streets
Philadelphia
St. John’s
Reus
Michaeler
Bernard BR. Wiget
John Early
William F. Clarke
Matthew Sanders
Anthony Ciampi
James A. Ward
August Menbling
Mary C
August Menhriing
Hisz Treat
William
Charles Mehrling
Carrie Mebrling
Wm. A. Barger
Ada Harwood
Ada Virginia
Thomas
Mary Harwood
Adamstown
Democratic Primary Ticket Proclaimed After Rockville Meeting
A large Democratic gathering in Rockville outlines the primary ticket set for the Saturday the 20th instant. Candidates include Spencer C. Jenna for governor circuit court judge James B Henderson and multiple choices for House of Delegates Sister's attorney Orphans Court county commissioner sheriff and county surveyor with listed names for each position.
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Rockville
Vcke
Spencer C. Jenna
Aifth Judicial Circuit
James B. Henderson
House of Delegates
Charles K. Murphy
Remus Darby
Wm. ©. Rohrer
John H. Bagley
Samuel R. Bready
Joan A. Beiley
Joseph N. Bailey
John W. Collier
Horton G. Thompson
Charles J. Maddox
Hotel Arrival and Accident Report with Local Names
A list of hotel arrivals includes Crix Horsa P McMahon L Mansback J Hutchson Pailadelphia Mia Frey B Little Frank Clark T Clark J Clark J Hess J Waters Reading A Moss J Stone Dr Webb C Ratledge J Atkinson V Barek J Robie York W Kreider Ana vile Pa W Gassaway Montgomery county 2 Canity Hoosz J Harley New York B Ades Baltimore M F Bartlett Michigan M M Ball Washington county 7 Grove Hovex Thos Wilson Washington DC chaff Pennsylvania J T Zile Baltimore Chss Rochow F W Doollen Columbus county Sturt bys Binder.
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Crix Horsa
P. McMahon
L. Mansback
J. Hutchson
Pailadelphia
Mia
Frey
B. Little
Frank Clark
T. Clark
J. Clark
J. Hess
Baltimore
G. Miller
J. Waters
Reading
A. Moss
J. Stone
Dr. Webb
C. Ratledge
J. Atkinson
V. Barek
J. Robie
York
W. Kreider
Wealth of Maryland News Blend of Local-fire and Politics
Crises and events across Maryland include Crisfield town commissioners, Annapolis mayoral term notes, a garage fire in Williamsport, and Sharpsburg’s 133rd anniversary. Reports cover Hopkins, Ber, gubernatorial notes, and a planned public storages proposal amid county opposition. A body in Lin ton’s Island points to New York ties. state officials address telegraph-rate anxieties and Antietam memorial funding.
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Crisfield
Gardesera
Baltimore
Annapolis
Queen Anne's
Thomas
Quattfini
Wilemsport
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Torre Ateak
Spa
Chesapeake and Uhly Canal
Preachers’ Association
Belabary District
Ber- In
Wheat Advances Amid Foreign Demand and Short Covering
Wheat closed at 66 cents for spot or July delivery, up 2 cents from Tuesday. August bids at 63 to 64 cents with September around 67 cents, driven by foreign buying and short covering, plus the government crop report. A New York dispatch notes aggressive buying by locals and speculation, while Chicago reports a strong opening and mixed overseas influence with prices fluctuating through 64 to 66 cents for September.
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Toasday
Baltimore Son
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Smillar
Census of the Churches Reveals Broad Denominational Spread
Census of churches reports 143 denominations in the United States with 165,177 congregations and 142,521 houses of worship seating 43,504,563. Total worship property valued at $697,630,139 and 111,086 regular ministers. Also mentions marriage licenses, bicycle run by Frederick club, and a Hood's Sarsaparilla ad claiming to cure poor digestion and nervousness.
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United States
Wheat Flour Ad Message From Cerrsville Roller Flour
An old style advertisement urges customers to buy Cerrsville Roller Flour with a claim of no risk and guarantees about wheat flour supply. The fragmented copy emphasizes urgency and quality language common to vintage ads for staple goods.
Ybhe White Potato Crop Update From Baltimore Market
Report notes a large potato shipment reaching Baltimore with 5 000 barrels total and 3 100 barrels from the Eastern Shore. Crop year recap hints at supply shortages due to a haul of potatoes and a forthcoming spring spell affecting yields. Prices yesterday varied from 5 10 to 3 25 per barrel.
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Laitimore
Iban
Brief Bits from May Day Notes and Local Chatter
A misc item from May 3 mentions Reneant Lockwood near a target spot, while a Bible verse cites Psalms 118:8. The Disciples of Christ report 7,246 groups with 605 members, churches 5,324 valued at over 12.9 million. A canal leak at the 14 mile level above Williamsport delays boats. superintendent Haseert has crews at work, mending soon. Harper’s Ferry Sentinel notes Colonel Thompson’s land deals and a planned magnet steel ore venture. Sunday school teachers and scholars enjoyed a picnic at the fair grounds. The War Department Bulletin reports the organized militia in 114 with Maryland listed at 1,907. A PA Railroad car crew in Frederick received pay, and a dispute between two young colored women on Court Street drew bystanders.
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Reneant Lockwood
Disciples of Christ
Yalued
Williamsport
Willian T. Haseert
Harper's Ferry
Colonel Thompson
Loudoun
Fair Grounds
Rnformation Division
War Department
United States
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Frederick City Directory Drive Promises Public Benefit
Local notice touts a new Frederick City and County directory as a public necessity, crediting Berbert Bailey and the Mercantile Prince and Publicing Co for the effort and urging Frederick merchants to support the project. A $625 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of those who poisoned the heroes.
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Frederick City
Berbert Bailey
Prince and Poblabing Co
Wilmington
Delaware
Balle
Frederick Merchants
Board of Trade
States
The
Hailing Grocery Co
Geo. H. Halling
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Roward County
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Antietam
Howard
Somerset County
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Montgomery County
Mozantaie View
Harford County
Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad Company
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Sidney E. Mudd
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Penniman
Schaeffer
Worcester
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Carrie A. Crist
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Woodsboro
Wiliam B. Pous
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Mechanicstown
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Lantaighs
City Hall
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Rentz Street
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