Daily News Weather Forecast From The Chief
The Daily News reports showers likely this afternoon or evening with a general national temperature rise. Showers noted in the upper lake region and Florida coast, with clearer conditions elsewhere. Northwest cooling and eastern warming expected, cloud and rain possible in a day or two depending on fronts.
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W. L. Koons
Weather Bureau
Rer
Atlantic
Lake
Florida
North Dakota
New Ads of Today and Local Notices
New ads of today appear with small items for sale and notices. Listings mention groceries by J. F. Eisenhauer manager Rambler Bicycles and Stock for Sale. A house for rent and bicycles for sale are noted near the News Office with references to Sheppard's Restaurant and Dry Goods at Renner and Kemp on N Market St.
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Sachin Nis
Ertésers
N. Market St
É Renner & Kemp
Formanly
Busey Fabrica
Herrise
Guilon
Personal visitors and migrations in Frederick area
Mrs Salle Carlile of Hagerstown visits Knoxville. Grace Purnell now of Baltimore visits Miss Fiora Dayhoff in Hagerstown. William Rueble of Chicago visits in Hagerstown. Mrs R Lee Harp returns from Gettysburg and Frederick after three weeks. Charles Wagoner and William Fultz wheel to Frederick. Mrs Alice Grant and Miss Winnie Moyers of Frederick visit relatives in Hagerstown. Br Robert C Nicodemus of Frederick joins his wife and plans a Mt Elta Cottage trip. Louis Fraley returns from Atlantic City. Mrs Mary Mull and granddaughters of Zanesville, Ohio visit Frederick relatives. she once lived there. Mrs Benjamin Bausmse and Mr Swart of Millersville, Pa visit friends in Frederick then leave for Weston. Mrs Sophie Dietrick of Baltimore guests of Miss Amy Kemp at Rocky Ridge. Mize Beasle Nail of Camden, N J, on a short visit to Frederick departs. Miss Mamie Fletcher of Boonsboro, guest of Mrs Wom East on West Patrick Street, returns home. she is popular with friends who regret the brief stay.
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Salle Carliele
Hagerstown
Knoxville
Grace Purnell
Baltimore
Fiora Dayhoff
Wm. Rueble
Chicago
R. Lee Harp
Gettyeburg
Frederick
Charles Wagoner
William Fultz
Ohio
Mull
Benjamin Bausmse
Swart
Millersville
Westin
Sophie Deitrick
Amy Kemp
Rocky Ridge
Mize Beasle Naill
Camden
N.J
Mamie Fletcher
Boonsboro
Wom. East
West Patrick Street
Miss Fletcher
Old Frederick
Death of Major George F. Derz in Middleburg
Major George F. Derz longtime federal army officer of the Third New York Regiment died at his home in Middleburg Carroll county after noon Wednesday aged about sixty five years. He suffered rheumatism and heart disease for years and was confined to his house and a wheelchair for many years. He earned his tank by gallant conduct during service in the Third New York Regiment Volunteers. Out of Town Miss Pigman Minces Mary and Emily Mautsby Bedford Pa. Names of friends and attendees listed from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Der
George F. Derz
Middleburg
Carroll County
Dern
New York Regiment
Pigman
Minces Mary
Emily Mautsby
Bedford
Wm. P. Manisty
Wm. C. Neidig
Anne Winebrener
Etts Cramer
Charles Houck
Katie Hock
May
Seasie Bowma
Charles Keefer
Wm. H. Best
Atlantic City
Blanche Lampe
Pennsylvania
Henrietta Aubert
Montemery County
Mollie Duvall
Pen‘ar
Florence Kinne
Mies Annie Hergett
Virginia
Misa Marie Diabi
Easter
Lite Wiener
Luray
Summers and Free Married in Cresgastown Area
Washington N Summers and Mary C Free, both of Washington DC, were married July 23 1895 at the bride parents residence near Cresgastown by Rev W A Todd.
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Summers— Free
Cresgeratown
W. A. Todd
Washington N. Summers
Misa Mary C. Free
Washington, D.C
Frederick County Democrats pick delegates for state convention
In Frederick County a Democratic convention chose delegates to the Baltimore State Convention on Wednesday, July 31, and to the judiciary convention in Rockville on August 7. Charles Hargett chaired, with J. Roger McSherry and E. Canell as secretaries, and committees for permanent organization and resolutions drafted support for Cleveland, Governor Brown, tariff revisions, and Democratic supremacy themes.
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Frederick County
Jestor
Baltimore
Ase
Judiciary
Hockville
Montgomery County
Elleven O'Clock
Chatrcan
Charles N. Hargett
Hargett
J. Roger McEberry
J. W. Downey
W. H. Lakin
Jefferson
Charles E.i Cansell
J. Roger McSherry
Moody
Jeferson
Lakin
Bia
Siatta
Lekio
Mve
Maryland
Ira J. McCurdy
A. J. McKenna
G. , Smith
John EH. Lighter
W.W. Ogle
J.B. Brown
Joalsh Bette
B. J. Lakin
D. M. Thomas
Harry Wood
Thomas Smith
George Devilbins
Samuel T. Muller
Edward Fink
Thomas Cochman
George H. Bossard
Henry Unversagt
N. A. Englar
A. A. Petticord
Dr. Whitehill
Charles Baker
R. M. Neigh
J.D. Day
Col. Baughman
P. BH. Bussard
David Staub
Vinson Bebold
Jas. H. Delauder
Rufus H. Davis
F. O. Smith
John
Williams
Thomas
Foz
J. M. Holbrunner
C. A. Reich
R. T. Dutrow
Clayton Miller
Dr. McPherson
James E. Castle
Phillips
John Sandergill
D. W. Dutrow
John D. English
F. T
Col Baughman
Beltimore
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Brown
Congress
Col Bsughman
Col Baeghman and the Democratic convention lists
The report covers Col Baeghman praising victory and reading a speech while discussing unity and agriculture. It lists attendees named to attend the State convention in Baltimore and to attend the Rockville judiciary convention. The convention was largely attended and adjourned around 2 o'clock.
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Sonia
Col Baeghman
Col. Bangames
Carnegie
Sisting
Baltimore
Nathan J. Erin H. A. Peddicord
John D. Abalt
W. Myers
Vinson Sebold
Cephase Thomas
P. M Gorman
Dr Perry Found Guilty in Virginia Assault Trial
The trial of Vr. Whilam ferry in Charlestown West Virginia ended with a guilty verdict for assault on Rose J. Johnson. Judge Lucas defended, Brown prosecuted, jury convicts, sentencing to seven to twenty years in the penitentiary with a motion for a new trial to be heard later by Judge Faulkner.
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Dr. Perry
Whilam
Ferry
Mies Rose J. Johnson
Charlestown
W. Va
Judge Laces
Lucas
Brown
Faulkner
Senator Rogers Accepts renomination in Maryland
News items from Howard and surrounding counties report Senator John G. Rogers of Howard ready to seek another term. Other notes include a Howard county barn fire, the death of John W. Amoss near Fawso Grove aged thirty eight, Mrs Crawford Walker injured at Havre de Grace, and Major George T Dern passing away in Mindieburg Carroll County at sixty five. The Methodist Protestant Home for the Aged at Westminister progresses, a transportation line between the Chester river and Philadelphia is planned, and Democratic primaries occur in multiple counties with Republican primaries noted.
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John G. Rogers
Howard County
John Miller
Clark's Bridge
Wee
John W. Amoss
Fawso Grove
J. Crawford Walker
Havre de Grace
George T. Dern
Mindieburg
Caroll County
Will of Peter Shafer Distributes Large Estate
After the funeral of Peter Shafer Br Charles W Ross opened the will reading to relatives. The will leaves 6000 to adopted daughter Ellen Ridgeley and 1000 to trust for Susan Sands and her two children. Armisted M Alexander 1000 Daniel Eiser 1000, children of Henry Hiser 1000, children of the late Wm Hers perger 1000. Remainder split among 22 surviving nephews and nieces. Estate valued about 75000 to 80000.
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Peter Shafer
Charles W. Ross
Frederick
Ellen Ridgeley
Susan Sands
Armistesd M. Alexander
Daniel Eiser
Henry Hiser
de Ceazed
Hersperger
Water Main Connected On Second Street and Market Street
Work completing a connection between the Weat Second Street and North Market street water mains was finished last night after earlier attempts. A reducer approved by Superintendent Fyeryss enabled proper piping, restoring circulation and enabling unobstructed flow between the two mains.
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Second Street
North Market Street
Fyeryss
Lee
Tyervar
Market Street
Miller Nominated for Sixth Judicial Circuit Judge
Frederick bar members met after noon to discuss the associate judgeship nomination for the Sixth Judicial Circuit. The group voiced unanimous support for Galen Miller of Rockville Maryland.
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Guion Miller
Frederick
Galen Miller
Rockville
Maryland
They Were Poisoned At Fengayilie Farm Death Probe
Dr J K Ruine performed a post mortem on Charles Wrenn found dead in his stable near Fengayilie. Dr Kitne detected unmistakable traces of mineral poisoning, saying the substance eroded the stomach.
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J.K. Ruine
Charles Wrenn
Fengayilie
Kitne
Fishing Party Held Along Monocacy River
Col. L. V. Baughman hosted a fishing party with friends along the Monocacy. A number of fish were caught and served in fine style before the group returned to Frederick in the evening.
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Col. L. V. Baughman
Monocacy
Frederick
Property Deeded Rest Estate and Improvement Company to Groan
Rest Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore deeds Brunswick real estate to Firoman A Groan for 78400 dollars. Emanuel Harabman and wife transfer 1 acre 3 roods 30 perches to Elizabeth Palmer for 132 62 in currency.
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Rest Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore
Firoman A. Groan
Brunswick
Emanuel Harabman
Elizabeth Palmer
August term grand and petit jury lists Frederick County
The August term court jury list for Frederick County is announced with names for districts 1 through 31. The term is described as a grand and petit jury session, listing many jurors by district. Specific names include Howard Aucatt Daley Page Warner and others across districts, reflecting the court's August term selections.
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Citizees Druwe Te
Secre
Circatt Court
Frederick County
Howard
Wills A. Rhodes
Ubaties Price
Charles Bh. Lindsay
George W. Gardner
Denter Swomley
Frack Downey
Tracey BA. Delanter
John C. Ambrose
James
Long
Geo. Angelic Fatriet
Bénant C. Shafer
John W. Porter
James W. Long
Catting Dot Mer
Morris T. Dade
Robert D. Hemp
Alen Hoover
Damwel Fense
Joseph Bablogton
Joseph Wolfe
Tilghman L. Blessing
Clinton M. Metcalfe
John EB. Nallle
J. B. Bartholow
Abner Larne
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Michael Roberts
Mareball Michael
Funeral of Mire Zacharias of Frederick Baltimore arrival
The remains of Mrs Catherine Zinn Zacharias arrived in Frederick from Baltimore by Pennsylvania RR at 6:20 PM. Services were held at 11 AM at Reformed Church by Rev E R Eschbach and J Spangler Keifer. Interment followed in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. A T Rice & Sons were undertakers.
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Mire Zacharias
Catherine Zinn Zacharias
Frederick
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
J. Spangler Keifer
Hagerstown
Mt. Olivet
Eechbach
Sud
Funeral of Francis Shriver in Westminster
The funeral of Mr. Francis Shriver of Westminster was held yesterday with many relatives attending from distant states. A service at the Methodist Protestant Church was led by Rev. A D Melvin and aided by Rev. L W Bates and J Weigand. Pallbearers included Dr J W Herzing and others, with interment at Westminster Cemetery.
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Francis Shhriver
Francia Shriver
Westminnster
Yanac Shriver
Connecticut
Edwin W. Shriver
New York
Hoger Shriver
Pennsylvania
and Keller
Baltimore
L. B. Severmstedt
Washington
RM. J. Barker
Thomas H. Mathews
Cockeysville
Milton Dance
Gittings
Joseph M. Miller
Cumberland
Willim B. Weller
A. D. Melvin
5. Simpson
Methodist Protestant Church
L. W., Bates
J. Weigand
Letters From the People on Whits Hanover Water Supply
A reader corrects misconceptions about Edarick water storage and explains Whits Hanover Pa has 800000 gallons on hand and two mountain water lines feeding both reservoirs daily. Superintendent F P Trenxyaz clarifies that water is continually supplied and not stored stagnant in the new reservoir.
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Eples
Tax News
Whits
F. PF. Trenxyaz
Cobb's Deputy Pursues W H Cobb in Virginia Case
Deputy James Cram arrived in Richmond seeking the capture of W H Cobb wanted in Frederick County for swindling Howard Sparrow of $15 with a bogus Baltimore draft. Cobbs also faces charges of swindling liveryman Benj F Groff of the same amount. Also noted: marriage licenses issued to John H Ibbe and Darney King. An advertisement repeats Syrup of Figs benefits and pricing.
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Cobb
James Cram
Frederick
Virginia
W. H. Cobb
Howard E. Sparrow
Sparrow
Middletown
Baltimore
Richmond
Crim
Cobbs
Benj. FP. Groff
SHrinER Milling Co and Brands Advertised Flour Cards
Shriner Milling Co and brands like Superlative Patent and Nancy's Choice promote a Diamond Spring chest flour noted for fine particle quality. The Diamond brand flour is presented as used by a famed Pittsburgh cracker maker. The card references Mervin's crackers and other local milling marks from Frederick Maryland.
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Nancy
Pittsburg
Mervin
Weil
Shriner Milling Co
Or- Chitive
Frederick
Worop
Frederick County Mystery Creature in Local Gazette
A garbled Frederick County item mentions a large creature with scales likened to a three-rail fence, supposedly seen by Master Wil Douglas of Boonsboro. The fragment references stormers, LFP buys, and evasive thoughts, with no clear event or corroborating details.
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LFP
Keycer
Dagerstown
Wil
Douglas
Boonsboro
Prederick County
Smith's Temple of Fancy Specials In Frederick Md Sale
Local ad listing Saturday specials at Smith's Temple of Fancy Frederick Maryland with prices on jelly dishes writing paper pencils soap and many household items. Includes Prohibition Camp Meeting rail fare offer and a note on local restaurant and health tonic testimonial plus job placement claim from a local college.
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Weiler
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Alco
Frederick, Md
Glyncan
Pennsylvania Hailroad Company
Western Maryland Railroad
Blue Mountain Express
Frederick
Glyndon
Pricing Dip Affects Domestic Goods Noted
Jog Hendrickson reports price downward trends while quality remains steady. Test results show exclusive reductions from 100 to 0.01 dollars for fine white glazed wares and brie goods, with frequent mentions of yard measurements and color persistence.
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