Tas News Weekly: Advertisements and Notices
Tas News weekly combines family journal style with live news gathering and a large miscellany. This issue lists ads and notices including Dividend Notice, Hot Weather Bargains, Discount Sales and various sellers such as Renner Kemp Mullinix Smith Rodock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Family Journal
Tax Newe
Esereeneosrem
Balldressar
Citzen
Bay Ridge
Weanerrees
G. Zimmerman
Cash
Brainitrre
O. Carty
Renner & Kemp
Smith Mfg. Co
Thefield & Co
Mith Mfg. Co
Best & Kepler
Mullinix & Kemp
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Netdiz
Dt_ Hartley
State News Roundup from Maryland Counties
News from Anne Arundel to Baltimore and across Maryland reports crop failures, early market shipments, magistrate appointments by Governor Lowndes, and local organization of the Antapolis Athletic Association. Obituaries note Wm Thompson and Isaac Wilson while others die in Kent, Talbot, and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel
Washington County
Lowndes
Antapolis Athletic Association
Thompson
Conrad, Sanitarium
Isaac Wilson
Garlington
Harford County
Washington Gresham
Edenghle
Kent County
Charles €.Kieckser
Cambridge Hotel
E. G. Green
Havre
de Grace
Cumberland
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Deer Park
Susan Kemp Hartlett
Imes River
Talbott County
Bishop Curtis
Ridgely
Caroling County
Charles Turpin
Earnest Johnson
Paul Henry
Roller
Carroll
Chi
Weetminster
Missing horse and buggy mystery falls quiet
Nearly two weeks have passed since a strange man hired a horse and buggy and vanished with the team. A large reward is offered for the man and the gear, with no trace found. A similar disappearance occurred years ago before the missing items were recovered. Bethel A.M. Sunday school plans a picnic in Cronize’s woods at Harmony Grove. Hood’s Nervous troubles are said to stem from impure blood. Sarueparilia advertised as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Itvery
Regene Ponsaier
Sponcelier
Sranger
Bethel
A.M. EB
Harmony Grove
Hood
The Mountaineers Hear Case At Frederick
A large audience gathered in Frederick to hear 60 locals raided in a region between Catoctic Furnace and Thurmont. William Read was acquitted on charges of stealing a black stock bat. other defendants faced larceny charges with mixed outcomes as bail set or cases dismissed.
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Momorate
Gircaghoida
Prederick Jatt
Catoctic Furnace
Thurmont
Frederick
Martrtcgte Elser
Willam Read
Coleman Shelf
Jacob Sutely
Biddie Martin
Dathi Green
William Brice
Jobn T. Davis
Sheriff McBride
Sheri James Crom
Hardesty and Smart
Baltimore
Maglatrae Riser
East Church Street
Carlin House
Biate
Br. Biser
Clale
Hinks
P. F. Pampel
William Read
Wiliam Brice
Messrs
Jobo J
G. Brice
David Green
Green
Jacob Stitely
William Jones
Charles Heffensteel
Catharine Freshour
H Freshour
Ligtor
Coleman Shuff
John C. Motter
Land Ofkers
Soliiter
Midweek Harkat: town well supplied with produce
The market shows plentiful vegetables and fruit with tomatoes scarce. Corn rises to 8-10 cents per dozen. late peas and berries, raspberries fading, blackberries 4-7 cents per quart. Eggs 11 cents, butter up, peaches slow with 10-15 cent baskets. Flora dept. displays poppies and sweet peas.
Minister Hedding B Leech Resigns DC Post for Newark Church
Mr Hedding B Leech resigns after three years with the DC government engineer department and leaves for Newark to lead St James Methodist Episcopal Church. He has previously led Piney Grove Church at Benning and served as junior preacher on the Forestville circuit near Washington. He begins a three year Drew Theological Seminary course in the fall. He is a son of Rev George Leech, former pastor in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedding B.leech
Engineer Department
District of Columbia
Newark
N. Tose
St. James’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Leech
Piney Grove Methodist Episcopal Church
Benning
Forestville
Washington
Drew Theological Seminary
George ¥. Leech
Methodist Episcopal Church
Local factory closing ends Frederick branch operations
Holzman Manufacturing Company's Frederick branch, started months ago amid favorable conditions, has been closed for weeks and is unlikely to reopen. About forty to fifty women were employed making ladies shirt waists sent to Baltimore for finishing and laundering. The branch’s suspension reflects a decline in orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autog
Holzman Manfacturing Company
Wso
Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland Militia Prepares Camp Near Frederick
Maryland's militia plans a week of arms drills near Frederick starting Saturday. Exemptions under 1896 law include physicians preachers railway workers and licensed pilots. Governor Lowndes leads with Col L Allson Wilmer as adjutant general and Gen Lawrason Rigga commanding the brigade. Aides totaling ten may attend, with inspection set for July 23 if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoer
Maryland
United States
Congress
Counies
Baltimore City
Lowndes
Col. L. Allson Wilmer
Fudge
Ordnance
Thomas
Mumford
Belaimore
Brown
Ami
Baltimore
Howard A. Kelley
Alfred E. Booth
Widespread Electricity Impact in U S Life
The United States sees massive electric usage with tens of millions of telegrams and telephones annually. About 2,700 central stations and 7,000 isolated plants power roughly 1,000,000 lights and 15,000,000 incandescents, plus many motors. Electric railways reach 1,000 cities with 12,900 miles and 25,000 cars, affecting livelihoods of about 500 million dollars in scope.
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United States
Aldermanic Ward No special election at Patrick Street
Polls opened at 9 o clock for a special aldermanic election at 106 West Patrick Street. Candidates are Charles E. Poole Republican and Frederick Brehb independent Democrat. Voter hours closed after the designated time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Bronce Méander
Lew
Charles E. Poole
Frederick Brehb
Fragmentary Baltimore and Ohio relief disbursements
February records from the Baltimore and Ohio relief department show payments totaling $20 in unclear notation. A separate entry lists $2,500 for Pra and $6,691 for Saans, plus an allocation for a surgical X for Palate Sa, though the text is garbled and lacks full names or contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enitel Deparue
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department
Saan
Soest
A Ob Endorses Pleasant Syrup of Figs as Laxative
The notice extols syrup of figs as a gentle effective laxative suitable for family use. It claims the remedy is pleasant to take and addresses costiveness or bilious conditions in parents, urging every family to keep a bottle.
City Board Adopts Death Resolutions for John Ebert
The monthly meeting of the Board of Adlerwen met in the council chamber with mayor and members present. Bills approved totaled 10620 for L. HM. Stone and 2H for Geo. W. Breage. several other bills were referred to committees. A report of receipts and market takings was approved. A tax collection matter against the Frederick Electric Light and Power Company was noted. Resolutions mourning the death of John Ebert Enq. were drafted, adopted, and to be recorded. The board adjourned with no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regnlar
Board of
Adlerwen
Foaneil
Bosles
City Silorney
Geo. W. Breage
Northernteirist
L. HM. Stone
Southern District
Geo. W. Breagle
L. M. Stone
Wilcoxon & Brown
A. G. Qoyan & Co
Great Southern Printing and Maufacturing Company
Wm. G. Buller & Co
Ketles, Newman &Co
Markemaster Brel
Aranda
Axee
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
John Ebert
Fourth Ward
Nis
Aald
Fourth reunion of Lutheran ministers opens in Middletown valley
The fourth reunion of Lutheran ministers born in Middletown Valley opened at the Lutheran Church in Borkitterthe Tuesday night with 11 ministers present. Sermon by Rev. M. C. Bortse of Reaching Pa. welcome by Rev. Ritter. Resolutions honor four late members and add their names to the monument in the churchyard. The gathering adjourned in Myersville in 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middietows Vatley
Borkitterthe
Fearteee
M. C. Bortse
D. D
Reaching
Mr. Ritter
J. Bi
Mol. Young
Meyersdale
Hedges
Jeferaon
Jefferon
Dr. Fink
Johnstons
Mr. Willard
Penpaylvanis
Schindler
Hanover
D. W. Smith
Manguld
St Myersville
Beale Honored as Frederick Monuments Group Plans Fete
At a July meeting of the Key Monument Association of Frederick Md the members resolved to express regret at Dr David J Beales departure from the city and credited him with key leadership and liberality. The group announced a fete for the fund during encampment week at the Rink on East Patrick street with a varied program by local talent and Frederick's Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Adom
Key Monument Association of
Frederick
David J. Beale
Key Monument Association
Frederick, Md
Lile
Key Monument Fund
East Patrick Street
Pretty Home Wedding In West South Street
A very pretty home wedding took place yesterday at 2 o clock at the bride’s parents’ residence on West South street. Miss Lilie C Crum and Mr Joseph W Smith of Baltimore were married. Attendants were Harry Cram and Miss Clara Thomas. The Rev C W Stine apting officiated. A reception followed and the couple left for Baltimore to make it their home.
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West South Street
Mias Lilie C
Isaac Crum
Joseph W- Smith
Baltimore
Harry Cram
Clara Thomas
C. W. Stineapting
United Brethren Church
Ife
Frerir—Carbon
More Carson
Georgetts Carson
August H. Frerie
Frederick
Hoffman Street
Lloyd E. Goblentz
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Philadelphia
New Or
Social World Delights Brunswick Trip to Catoctin by Steamer
A Brunswick party of youths spent Tuesday evening on a steamer trip to Catoctin. After a walk and refreshments they returned to Brubn's Hotel by 9 30 p.m. The group included Sark Moore Lyons Mrs W VanMerer Miss L M Trandle of Beerton and others. A lawn party at 69 South Benta Street hosted by Mrs Boosie Byler featured games and a table with refreshments ending about 11. The attendees included Miss Bessie Cramer Annie Wills Cora Droneburg Bertha Moffet Ferby Kust Minnis Pens and several young men such as Ed Young Reuben Landis Gay Droneburg era Hoffman Wil Hahn Hanson Engle Fred Flemming and John Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Catoctin
Bessie
Brubn’s
Messrs. Sark, Moore and Lyons
Mra W. VanMerer
Mies L. M. Trandle
Bekerton
W. Va
Mies
Daisy Earie
Eakle’s
Warress Governor appoints wardens for Frederick county
Governor Lowndes has sent commissions for additional game wardens in Frederick county. Selected for the district are Messrs. Robert L. Lorentz and Peter Maniz the Sick. Mr. Richard Potts of Court Street improves from illness. Mrs. John Merchant of West Fifth is indisposed. The public seems split on the gold issue, but the majority want it at hand and resist giving the other side a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brer
Kortis
Lowndes
Frederick County
Robert L. Lorentz
Peter Maniz
Richard Potts
Court Street
John Merchant
West Fifth
Airee
Anord
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LOI Compris&s
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Ropxere Heldig
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A. T. Rece & Son Funeral Directore
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Thomar MO
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Athaico
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A. B
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Carthojomay Brewing Co
Marian
Dewdas
Allending
West Patrick
Pelegagh Stu
St James’ Lutheran Chapel
Jimmie Harding
Wll
Hocky Ridge
Isidor Saks
Rosenous
Stora
Landries
Dovall & Co
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Keyser
Stouffer
Mount Calgary
Clarence M. Murray
Martin A. Dally
Lile G. Stouffer
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