The Weeklys News offers world news and local features
The weekly issue presents twelve pages of world and local news with a focus on the Francis Scott Key monument relief and a broad array of specials. It includes tax news, sermons, lessons, fashion notes, poems, letters, and a vivid portrait of Eugene Debs. It also teases a forthcoming serialized story by Charles Montegre, The Face of Rosenfel, starting mid August.
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WereeLr
Times
Telegraph
Cable
Tax News
Talmage
Jodie Chollet
Edgar T
Philadelphia
Independence
Franklin
Eugene Debs
Carnegie Steel
Charles Montegre
Rosenfel
Tar News
Ostendorf
Bay Ridge
Ridemen’s Excursion
Renner & Kemp
C. Bh, Smith
Rodock
Neldig
Bry
John Hendrickson
Tyler
Cashier
Miller Warne
D. H. Best
Robrback
Renn
J H. Appie
Prest
Geirs of
Jesse Clay
Fertlizer
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
Scandal at Montevue Hospital Investigated Today
An official probe by the Board of Charities and Correction opened at Montevue Hospital over alleged mismanagement and abuse claims. Superintendent Tobias Main faced written charges from staff, but his defense argues patient exposure to trees was for air and safety, with Dr. F B Smith and Dr. Lee involved in the care decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue Hospital
Board of Charities and Correction
Tobias Main
Wen
Wm. Lee
State Lunacy Commission
Monterue
San
Lee
Main
P. F. Pampel
F. B. Smith
Death of Dr Richard B Winder Prominent Baltimore Dentist
Dr Richard B Winder of Baltimore College of Dental Surgery died last night at 716 Park Avenue Baltimore of enlargement of the heart aged 66 He was prominent in dentistry promoting recognition of American dental colleges in England Born in Accomac County Virginia 1628 educated at University of Virginia Princeton College 1850 He served in the Confederate army and was a planter before the war He married three times and leaves a wife one son Dr R B Winder Jr of Baltimore a daughter Mrs H A Miller Wilmington Del and two sisters Mrs Charles Howard Richmond and Mrs George Keer Eastville Sudden death Margaret Mash wife of Ephraim Mash a well known colored man of Middletown died suddenly of heart disease aged about 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kinder
Richard B. Winder
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Park Avenue
Baltimore
England
London
Winder
Accomac County
University of Virginia
Princeton College
Virginia
Caris
Kate Dorsey
Roderick Bor‘sey
R. B Winder, Jr
Beltimore
H. A. Miler
Wilmington
Del
Charles Howard
Richmond
George Keer
Eastville
Frederick County Breeds Fast Horses At Popist Terrace
The Frederick County scene shows notable progress in horse racing with Colonel Baughman’s Popist Terrace hosting Carlos de Garmendia. Horses Monocacy Bittle Mac Esselina and Carito run on a half mile track using Rembl er Bicycle Tires to showcase speed. Public exhibitions are scheduled Wednesdays and Saturdays throughout the training season inviting all interested in fast horse racing to witness.
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Frederick County
America
de Garmendia
Delightful impromptu dance at Rosenour home
A social event at the Rosenour residence on Market Street featured Miss Cora Herman of Washington and Misses Belle and Delia Rosenour of Baltimore. Mr. G. E. Myer performed a fancy dance with notable skill as Robinson's Orchestra provided music for the evening. Real estate transfers list Samuel Claggett, asignee, transferring property to Ann Claggett in Frederick county for 11,219.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Rosenour
Orth Market Street
Cora Herman
Washington
Belle and
Delia Rosenour
Baltimore
G. E. Myer
Robinson
Samuel Claggett
Snsignee
Ann Claggett
Frederick County
Frederick Band Delivers Music for City Opera House Event
Frederick Band under Rhodes performed at the Francia Scott Key meeting near the City Opera House. The players, who postponed other plans, contributed to the monument movement with fine renditions that recalled the famed old Frederick Band, earning praise from organizers.
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Mey Mopament
City
Rhodes’ Frederick Band
Old Frederick Band
Rhodes
Law’s Grifs Cases Before Judge Rewes
Susan Green arrested last Tuesday faced a larceny hearing before Justice Edward Hewes and was discharged. David Green, also arrested Tuesday for larceny, had a hearing and was discharged. Matule Smith was committed to jail for the next circuit term in default of $200 bail on larceny, Arrested by Constable Jacob Brengle. Elias Nicholson of Thurston county was jailed on a charge of stealing all the goods in Frederick county for the next grand jury. writ by Justice Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewes
Susan Green
J. F. D. Miller
Thormont
Edward Hewes
David Green
Miller
Hewes
Matule Smith
Elias Nicholson
Thurston
Frederick
Davis
Cricket and Paris Blue Clash Ends in Crickets Win 33 to 0
A large crowd watched the Development Company grounds as the Cricket beat the Paris Blue team by 33 runs. Spectators showed enthusiasm for good plays from both sides and Frederick Base Ball Club announced a July 22 game at Rockville with listed players and umpire Coss W. Bizely.
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Paris Blue
Frederick
Rockville
W. E. Nusz
Esteb
F. Strawnberger
P. Thos. Turner
Thos. Eisenbauer
M Nuez
Wm. Esterly
Geo. Bender
Wm. Ran
W. Bizely
Richard Ross
Nine
Officiste
Xo-Day Excursions To Pen-Mar Reunion Day
The Reformed Churches annual reunion is at Pen-Mar with 125 excursionists leaving via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and about 62 via the P R R. B&O ran a special train while PRR carried passengers at the same fare. The colored population traveled in force to Island Park and B&O police sold over 340 tickets from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches
Pen-Mar
Baltimore and Ohio
P. BR. R
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Island Park
Policons
Frederic
Kipling’s American Chart Divides Belt Regions
A Duluth man is now preparing a chart of Mr Kipling’s ears after Rudyard Kipling made a chart dividing the United States into belts the Great Pie Belt the Beer Belt and the Roaster's Belt The Great Pie Belt runs through New England and Northern New York the Beer Belt through Ohio and Pennsylvania and the Roaster's Belt covers the entire country.
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Rudyard Kipling
United States
New England
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Duluth
KipHug
Major Kerbey's Bicycle Tour Reaches Waynesboro
Major J Orion Kerbey ex consul at Para Brazil arrives in Waynesboro by bicycle from Washington via Frederick and Gettysburg to gather material for a magazine article A Doctors Good Fortune Dr Edward Nettleship to receive 2000 guineas for eye operation on Mr Gladstone's eye and may become fashionable London physician and baronet funeral infant of Geo Wilson to be buried at Mt Olivet cemetery Permanent Trustee Appointed Court hears W W Lease Co creditors meeting and Hammond Urner elected caretaker during settlement The Biffemena Pay Roll Captain Beckley sends payroll for services at Camp Brown Frostburg riot does to Hoke's near Liberty bridge for a day of plonking The Does on the Wing The Doves leave by Sponselier's bus for Hoke's Struck by Lightning lightning hits S A Shriner Milling Company carriage house at Ceresville May cause damage August Court juries to be drawn July 28 Hood's cures urged as remedy
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Major Kerbey
Maj. J. Orion Kerbey
United States
Para
Brazil
Waynesboro
Washington
Frederick
Gettysburg
Edward Nettleship
Mr. Gladstone
London
Contingent of Cincinnati Coxey Army Arrives in Frederick
Colonel Thomas leads thirty two followers into Frederick and camps in the Northwest Addition before resuming the march toward Washington. The group, all white, relies on charity, denounces immigration, and aims to expose the supposed grievances of workers while criticizing major parties. Thomas claims some followers found work and others were discharged for refusing it. He vows to keep off the grass and envisions a future speech in Washington, possibly by balloon. The march covers 780 miles from Cincinnati over eight weeks.
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Cincinnati
Ovseyiem
B. Thoman
Coxey Anny
Frederick
Northwest Addition
Washington
Coorel Thomas
Coxey
Sreminus
Thomas
Thurmont
Col. Thomas
Sons of Veterans
America
Congress
Wall Street
Maryland
Massillion
Brown
Frye
Dennis Murphy
Libby
Carl Browne
Rockville
Ceresville mill letter praises patent bread aid
Unsolicited note from E C Henshaw of Hepersville West Virginia July 9 1804 claims stronger health and requests one barrel of patent Superlative bread aid from Shriners Milling Co. The letter touts the product by promising more loaves per barrel and includes period boasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepersville
W. Va
Shriner
Sir
Stong
Hotel Arrivals From Yesterday Noon List
The hotel records show arrivals including Orry Hors P O Watere J Harn B J Nusbaum George L Bond W S Hobhba W B Haywood J Apple Gee Hinton J McVogts Baltimore B S Gorsuch Roaring Springs E G Poullande J Shea A M Garwood E B Hayman John Foster E A Miller Philadelphia Harvey Kohblhos Gaithersburg F Schweren Washington R W Brean Gettysburg H J Humford New York J W Croassey St Louis B A Clarke Buffalo county Cagurx House E G L Nicholson Cleveland E G Good Manchester H M Avis K C Bettler Philadelphia T C Fair Taneytown Geo Miller Toledo B B Harmick and wife Mrs G Boyd and son Baltimore G W Flowick and wife Loudon Co Va county 10 Guerr Horse Harvey Sohlhoss Gainerburg county 12
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Orry Hors
Watere
J. Harn
B.J. Nusbaum
George L Bond
Hobhba
Haywood
J. Apple
Gee
Hinton
J. McVogts
Baltimore
Gorsuch
Roaring Springs
E. G. Pouillande
J. Shea
A. M. Garwood
E. B. Hayman
John Foster
E. A. Miller
Philadelphia
Harvey Kohblhos
Gaithersburg
F. Schweren
Washington
R. W. Brean
Gettysburg
H. J. Humford
New York
J. W. Croassey
St. Louie
B A. Clarke
Buffalo
E. G L. Nicholson
Cleveland
E.G Good
Manchester
H. M. Avis
K. C. Bettler
T. C. Fair
Taneytown
Geo. Miller
Toledo
B. B. Harmick
Robbers cause annoyance in Annapolis and rail link proposal
News from the state notes robberies in Annapolis and other towns, a proposed electric railroad connecting Annapolis and Bay Ridge, fires destroying farm outbuildings, and miners injured near Frostburg. Campaigns stir in Allegany and Washington counties as several church and community picnics are scheduled across Frederick and Queen Anne counties. Major Johnson Gilbert Pope, a well known North Market street figure, is missing and feared.
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Annapolis
Bay Ridge
Geo. G. Ryan
Cecil County
Randall
Westminster
Christian Splitaer
Robert Hast
Frostburg
Bull & Son
Hagerstown
Stillas
West Virginia Central Railroad
Cumberland
Washington County
Baltimore
Dorchester County
George A. Pearres
Allegany County
Church Hill
Queen Annes County
Calvert County
Johnson Gilbert Pope
North Market Street
Sven
Nine Oclock Washing Tea touted as best friend for chores
Locals read of the Nine Oclock Washing Tea claimed to ease washing by making dry days pleasant and removing tired arms from the washboard. Agent J.8. Myers plans to distribute samples across Frederick and share usage guidance, citing success in printing offices cleaning type with minimal effort. Also advertised are sugar loaf pineapples, umbrellas, dotted Swiss, five cent ladies' vests, and carpet remnants offered at low prices.
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Frederick
Myers
Bargain yard sale offers four hundred bargains
Four chance to buy bar gains elegant lawns at low prices. French ginghams and silk fabrics advertised alongside tea from Ceylon praised for delicacy strength. Local mention notes fresh fish selection at Heckly 15 East Second Street with telephone 127.
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S. J. Heckly
East Second
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Trenton
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Wastetox
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the Weather Bureau
C. Motter
the Weekly News
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B. F. Brown
East Patrick Street
Cronise
Frank Smith
Richard Potts
Graf Park
Wnpa TE
Montevue
Margaret Mash
Ephraim Wash
Middletown
William H. Lewis
Adam
Garls
Hormne
Detrow
Rooiville
Geo. Wilson
Mt Olivet
W. Wlease , Co
Court House
Hammond Urner
Beckley
Governor Brown
Camp Brown
Sponselier
Hoke’s
Liberty Bridge
the &. A. Shriner Milling Company
Ceresville
Petit
Hood
California
Shriner Milling CO
E.C. Henshaw
Ceresville Koller
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Pio-Nic
The
Reformed Church
Cronfae’s Woods
Harmony Grove
United Brethren Sunday School
M. E. Church, South
Presbyterian Church
Cronise’s Woods
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Union Sunday School
Creagerstown
Graceham
Smoketown Union
Myersville
Braddock Sunday School
American Band of
Catholic Club
St. John’s Sunday School
MecCardell
Mulliniz & Kemp
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Than Ice Wateh
Anlother
Johm Heanpuioxton
F. W. Staub
Ceylon Tea
Ceylon
Sayor
Staub
North Mahert Street
Telephone
Geialy
Baltimore and Ohio RR. Co
Ohio River
Canada
B. & O. Book of
Chas. Q. Scull
Kh. R
Balto
Attorneys-At-Law
Alfred Ritter
J. Alfred Ritter
Commercial Law &Collections
Court Street
Frederick, Md
Levy
Chancery Office
Court Srrest Pyrecerick
A. T. Rice & Sons
Wonxsear
Chascross
R. L. Harley
Eerchart
Krchant
Ailoh
Harley
Barth Omay
Apollo Beer
National Capit Brewing Com
Bay View Blowing Company
C. H. Byrne & Bons
J. A.C. Lipps. Cor
West Patrick and Telegraph Sos
Brederick
W. C. Eldridge
W .G. Eldridge
Bailing Grocery CO
N. Market
James E. Walker & GO. OJ. & Walker & CO
OCR
Toille Denord Ginghams
Tamre BR. Walese & CO
Eldhidge
West Patrick Street
Bel Blackston
B. H. Busozsrox
Market Street
W. 5S. Miller & CO
W.e S. Miller & Co
P. H. Pyters
City Coal
LYB
Ews Valley
Redisk
Georges Creek
Oolice
Patrick Street Yard
Water Street Depo
TRE Ews
Rodoce & Neidig
Jrovoceaksivig
Jagensts
Dimitier
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