The Weekly News Highlights A Busy Market Edition
The issue touts a twelve page edition rich in specials and features. It highlights The Market Sense and Girl About Town, mentions Mrs Henry E Dudeney and Captain George L Kilmer, plus stories poems miscellany and merchant bulletins with new advertisements and sales notices from multiple local establishments.
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Spery
Enfsere
Sterez
Taz News
Henry E. Dudeney
George L. Kilmer
Kentucky
Orphan Brigade
Honckrner and Parsons, Traatees
Besant & Knott
Bay. & Loan Ass
Rodock & Neidig
Citizen’s Navi. Bank
Purely Personal notices from Frederick area
Purely personal notices list residents visiting, traveling or living away from Frederick. Names include Mrs Mainobart and Uttle Con, Miss Eloise Young in Baltimore, Mr Wellighter Hammond Jr going to St Louis for a railway job, Miss Raods Eeker month in Salisbury and Norolk, Mr and Mrs F Feréon Thomas back from wedding tour in Adamstown, Misses Houck heading to Gloucester, Dora Mehrling staying with Aunt Amands Stride, Amands Stride near Peaza ville, Zernard Herring returning from Charlotte, auctioneer Mr Charles B Fon in Baltimore, Mr G Webster and Miss Webster visiting from Thurmont, Nannie Hauer visiting York, Misses Hanlon in Washington, Dr H F Getz in Burkittsville with mother, J H Slycark covering Baltimore University office duties.
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Near Lew Market
St. Louis
Ito
Mobile and Aisbema Ralfraid Company
Raods Eeker
Lingsnore
Salthaore
Noralk
F. Feréon Thomas
Adamstown
Misses Houck
North Market Street
Baye
N.C
Frederick
Beriser
Miles Bila Brengie
Charles B. Fon
Baltimore
Crick
G. Webster
Miss Webster
Thurmort
Nannie Hauer
South Market
Bianca
York
Charles Miller
Washington
Fescies
Atlantic If
Hanlon
Thomes Wolf
Martissbarz
W Va
H. FP
Getz
J. H
A. B
Altimore University
Ofice
Ity
News of the Churches
Rev J T Fout of Washington will preach in the U B Church at Walkerville this evening, at Polack. The notice asks readers to say they saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T. Fout
Washington
U.B
Phe News
Warner nomination delayed as Wellington sickens
Washington coverage reports Senator Wellington stays ill in Cumberland delaying Warner confirmation in the Senate. Gallinger and Henries push the nomination over but defer after Wellington’s telegrams. Wellsingon intends to oppose, while Democrats weigh aligning with him though no firm move, and Gage awaits word before acting on federal offices.
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Washington, D. C
Spectato
Baltimore Sun
Wellington
Washington
B. B. Warner, Jr
A. Lelpste
Senate
Hanna
Bern
Maryland
Warners
Galitoger
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Law
Warner
Galileger
Welling
Gumberland
Gallinger
Henrs
Gailligar
New Hampshire
Daxe
Gorman
Warner-Wellington
Hessyn
Wellingtor
Cumberland
Beautiful Front Yard Marshals County Property Shine
Sheriff A. O. McBride and county officials revived the Frederick fellow West South street yard turning it into a lush display of Balin turf, flowering beds, and urns. An appropriation finally funded a proper garden dose, boosting the lawn’s appearance and reflecting credit on the sheriff and his garden efforts.
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Frederick
West South Street
Sherff
A. O. McBride
Balin
McBride
Methodist Panic at Williams' Grove Picnic Crowd Fervor
A Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School picnic at Williams Grove, near Maj E. Goldsborough's residence, draws a large crowd. Many use electric cars, others drive out, with baskets prepared, signaling a royal spread as a key feature of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Royal Arcanum Officers Visit Frederick Council
State Grand Regent Yeat Past Supreme Grand Regent Trippe and Messrs Robertson and West, officers of the Grand Council, paid a visit to Frederick Council Royal Arcanum on Tuesday evening. The party left for Cumberland yesterday where they will make a similar visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Yeat
Trippe
Mesers Robertson
West
Grand Council
Frederick Counci
Cumberland
Sale of Personal Property Auctioned at Premises
Auctioneer Chaz B Fout conducted a private sale on the premises of Mrs Louis Markell. During the sale part of a back porch collapsed causing a large crowd to panic but no injuries occurred. Property transferred from Adem Ruield to Edward J Hudson and Joti Frederick for 85 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaz. B. Fout
Louis Markell
Adem Ruield
Edward J Hudson
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company Advances
Frederick city coverage expands as Interstate, formed from Carr and Maryland interests, consolidates exchanges from Durham to Fredericks, Roanoke, Charlottesville and beyond. The firm boasts a modern Miter switchboard system, long distance service, and plans to build new south town exchanges while undercutting Bell rates and earning strong local praise.
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Roanoke
Times of Jaiyist
Frederick
Col L. A. Carr
Durham
N.C
Maryland Company
Frederick City
Maryland
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company
L. A. Carr
Julian B. Carr
George W. Watts
Darkem
Robert L. Carr
Baltimore
James E. Welxer
P. D' Fahrney
Edge
L. Milter
Frederick By
L.A Carr
Y. O. Fahrney
J. 8
Care
Edgar L. Miller
Winetor
Goldsboro
Wimbeton
North Caratins
Charlottesville
Asape
Gordonsville
Virginis
Frederics
New Market
Middletown
Zilerton
Myersville
Buckeystown
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Jefferson
Tnta
Interstate Corping
Miller
Roscoke
Mej Arky
Ofice Pcis
Cedal
Interstate Company
Bell Company
Tse
L A. Carr
Durham Fertlizing Company
Virglais- Carolins Chemical Company
Virginia
North
South
Cerolina
Carroll
Durham Fabacco Company
Bonk
American Tobacco Association
Robert &. Carr
C. A. Gamobri I Milling Company
Baltimore, Mars
James E. Walker
Walker & Company
Dry Goods and Nouboys
United States
Interstate Tele Phone and Telegraph Company
Esy
Makig No Daanelal
HIBWEEK MARKET REPORT SHOWS DRY MARKET CONDITIONS
This morning's market notes scarce corn and Lima beans with poor harvests due to lack of rain. Vegetables show scarcity of tomatoes and early peaches, while fruits like cherries currants and berries sell 8 to 10 cents per box. Butter eggs and chickens plentiful and improving in size and quality.
Ice Cream Festival Set by Walkers Church Group
The Y PBE Missionary Committee of the United Brethren Church in Walkersville will hold an ice cream festival on the college grounds this Saturday. Proceeds support church and mission work.
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Y.pbe Missionary Committee
The
Calted Brethren Church
Walkers? Ll
Assault Charged In County Jail Case At Licksville
A nineteen or twenty year old farmhand, Chailza Weedon, jailed after being arrested for assaulting a white girl, Badlo Helm, near Licksville. He awaits next grand jury action in August. Also noted are Thomas Thompson, charged with assault on a fourteen year old girl, and Owen Bowles, thinker on murder, plus the notorious tramp Manyayunkum facing larceny. Thirteen prisoners remain in jail under Sheriff McBride and Warden Sta.
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Couaty
Chailza Weedon
Clarence Murray
Licksville
Badlo Helm
Geo. Helm
Jane
Weedon
L. Thames
Wm. B. Krantz
Thomas Thompson
New Market District
Thompson
Arton
Owen Bowles
Charles Smith
Manayunkum
Slim
Phiadelphis
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Frederick
Jstl Corrier
Baseball and picnic end for town hall fundraiser
A memorial tournament ending picnic was held at Boyd's Grove to raise funds for the new town hall. Major Daniel O Driscoll delivered the charge to attendees from Washington S C. Prizes went to Lynn Wood Frederick County C M Griffin Boyd s Co Murphey Clarkaburg and E Watkins Washington. A baseball game between Boyd s and Dickerson ended 8 to 8 after nine innings. Boyd s second baseman Claude Allnutt suffered a broken leg, treated by Drs Meddox and Stone Street. About 500 people attended with music by King s Valley Brass Band. Refreshments and dancing followed.
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Boyd’s
Mre
Boyd's Grove
Knights
Daniel O. Driscoll
Washington
S. C
Lynn Wood
Frederick Counts
C. M. Griffin
Boyd’ S Co. Murphey
Clarkaburg
E. Watkins
Montgomery County
Boyie
Dickerson
Claude Allnutt
Boyd
Dra. Meddox
Stone Street
King’s Valley Brass Band
July Close Call with a Large Black Snake
Joseph N Entler of Berkeley County West Virginia reported a near deadly encounter when a seven foot two inch black snake coiled around his neck while he slept under a tree shade. He woke with chills and could not move for minutes before he managed to dispatch the reptile with a stake. The serpent was thick as a man's wrist and whispered its imagined secrets as it lay coiled.
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Joseph N. Entler
Berkeley County
W. Va
Sevral
Thinning Out Peaches and Early Autumn Attire
A Frederick report highlights peach thinning by Pennsylvania State College experiments to slim fruit load for four inch spacing and better quality and vigor. The item notes first season overcoats worn by William P Mauleby and a Chaperoned Braddock Heights party with cool air prompting coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Siate College Agricultural Experiment Station
California
Wm. P. Mauleby
Frederick
A Fine Frog Sold To Epicurean Customer
A small colored boy caught a frog weighing one pound three quarters along Carroll Creek yesterday. He sold the prize to Mr A P Marsh who prepared it in epicurean style for one of his customers.
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A. P. Marsh
Baker Purchases North Market Street Property
Mr Edward J Hudson of Brane wick buys property on North Market Street from Mr Adam Raland for five thousand five hundred dollars. The text also promotes cod liver oil as a health tonic and nourishment.
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Edward J. Hudson
Branewick
Isa
Adam Raland
North Market Street
Maryland State Teachers Meet at Blue Mountain House
The Maryland Brata Teachers Association opened with prayer by Rev. J. C Nicholson and featured readings and papers by educators from Cumberland Hagerstown and Baltimore. The day included music recitations and a closing talk on immortality of poetry followed by a Gettysburg excursion.
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Maryland Brata Teachers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
J. C Nicholson
Baltimore
State Board of Education
Katherine Apple
Hagerstown
Beaste Winter
Smitheburg
AL Browning
Cumberland
Charles Alvey
Civica
Alexander Chaplain
Tiloot County
W. Trickett Gies
Princess Anne
Barriette Brown
Laura M. Young
Haniells M. Brown
Professora LE. McC. Burke
Rowland Davies
Roalind Darvien
Milas Katherine Happle
L. EB. Afcc
Strite
Misa Harriette M. Brown
Samuel Garner
Annapois
Katherine Ranple
Jobe T. White
Exarches
Gigerstown
Gettysburg
Proglear Case: Elderly Woman Arrested on Jewelry Charge
An elderly colored woman, Mathds Locke, was arrested by Constable John A. Stapson on a jewelry theft claim from John St. Carroll. At a magistrate hearing, she claimed to hold the items for Carroll, who allegedly dreamed of the theft, and bail was set at 25 dollars for the next grand jury appearance.
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Mathds Locke
John A. Stapson
John St. Carroll
Elser
Itwen
Carroll
Biser
Simpeon
Deaths Reported In Two Infant Grief Strikes Near Hopeland Buckeystown
Two infant deaths are noted in this brief obituary update. An infant child of J Washington died at home near Hopeland on Sunday afternoon, with a funeral held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Rope Bible Church. Rev Collins officiated and Geo W Peters was undertaker. Interment followed in the churchyard. Another infant child of Namnle and Nathan Harbert of Buckeystown died Sunday evening. funeral was Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Buckeystown home, with Rev Collins officiating and Geo W Peters again as undertaker. interment in Hope Hill cemetery. Also recorded is the death of Mrs Elizabeth Myers, wife of Iscob A Myers, from gastric illness at age 58, near Sharpaburg. she leaves a husband and three children and is a daughter of Rev Charles Miller.
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J. Washington
Hopeland
Coins
Geo. W Peters
Namnle
Nathan Harbert
Bucketstown
Ihe
Buckeystown
Collins
Hope Hill Cemetery
Geo. W. Peters
Elizabeth Myer
Elizabeth Myers
Iscob A. Myers
Sharpaburg
Rc. Charles Milier
The Sick in City Residents and Visitors
Frank L. Stoner returned from Atlantic City after a sapstroke but showed improvement and attended his office. The report mentions Mrs. Shriver and Mrs. Albert Derr as ill, with hopes for swift recovery. John Snyders is listed among the ill in the initial lineups.
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Frank L. Stoner
Zsq
Atlantic City
Stoner
Shriver
G W. B. Shriner
North Market Street
Gale Alck
Albert Derr
West Patrick Street
John Snyders
Bicyclists Hit by Sudden Road Parade of Horses
While W J Snyder and W Ridgley rode down a steep hill near Cazendaffer’s mill, a half dozen horses suddenly appeared in the road. Snyder swerved into a fence and was scratched on face and body. Ridgley collided with a horse but escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Snyder
Wa. Ridgley
Cazendaffer's Mill
Mr. Snyder
Mr. Ridgly
Baseball Showdown at Athletic Park Tomorrow Evening
The second gems of baseball at Athletic Park between the Athletics and Uniona will take place tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. Both teams have been ably practicing for some time and a good game may be expected. Admission 10 cents. Ladies free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Athletics
Uniona
Negotiations Pending for Gambrzili Mills Sale in City
Negotiations are pending for the sale of the Gambrzili steam flouring mills in this city to a gentleman from Pennsylvania. The purchase price is 12000 dollars. The Duke of Manchester and Miss Mary Goet deny engagement, but their mothers’ views may influence the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrzili Steam
Pennsylvania
Duke of Mancheter
Mary Goe'et
Inflation Shrinks Costs as Markets Rebuild
The market experiences a sharp pullback in prices after a broad disruption with cycle trends easing. Expert notes point to tightened volumes and renewed demand as supplies normalize and consumer costs recede in the near term.
Frogs Kill Duck in Winchester Yard Incident
In Winchester a duck brood was found dead after a large frog attacked a young head duck near a yard. The report notes frogs can kill ducks, an observation few believe, yet the event was witnessed by a local resident. At Chambersburg a freight brakeman Ira Arnperger sustained a severe left arm injury when a coupling accident occurred Tuesday night. He was taken to Chambersburg Hospital. the arm was amputated near the shoulder. Conductor Daniel Meath and engineman Edward Ditmer supervised the train. Arnaperger boarded at Myers’s on West Front Street, Hagerstown, and supports his mother and several younger siblings.
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Anya
Winchester
Ira Arneperger
Maryland
Sabillasville
Chambersburg
Chambersburg Hospital
Daniel Meath
Edward Ditmer
Angiaser
Hagerstown
Arnaperger
Myers
Weat Frontlin Street
Mizpah Chapter Meeting Notice in Frederick Md
Local Odd Fellows schedule Mizpah Chapter No 9 C E Friday July 16 at 8 o clock. St Masonic Ball Officers to meet at 780 o clock By order WV Nash Young W P be in Srye. Chilton Rhonda address 183 North Market between Second and Third Streets Frederick Md unsure details
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Order of Eastern Star
Mizpah
C. E
Masonic
Nash Young
W.P
Wheeler & Wilson
Chilton & Rhonda
North Market Street
Second
Third Streets
Frederick
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