The Weesly News save week of varied features
Twelve pages of local and general news with terse stories and bright departments including Mary Jane weekly, Market Scribe discussions, county town letters, and contributions. Fiction by W. W. Canfield, Captain George Shilmer stories, Lord Nelson and Mobile Bay sketches, plus International Sunday School Lesson. Live Stock Dairy Farm sections and practical articles accompany fresh ads and illustrations.
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Tax Weekly News
W. W. Canfield
George Shilmer
Lord Nelaon
Mobile Bay
Frederick
Arenes Aeers Seasarnans
Carty
Kanner & Kemp
A. R. Price
E. L. Schnitz
Etchizon
U. B. Lease
Best & Kepler
Mullinix & Kemp
Rodock & Neldig
John Hendrickson
Jess Civih
EB. Walker & Co
Child loses finger in ratchet incident in Ada
Ada two year old Thomas Bohn’s daughter Finger Cat had the second finger of her right hand cut off by another child striking it with a ratchet. Dr Ira W Besll reattached it and reports it is healing well. Mr Bohn resides accrue D The Bick. Mrs Chrissie Miller of South Market street suffers from a feverish attack.
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Wall Street
Metropolis
Helen Beeckenbaugh
Hagerstown
van End Mire
John A. Lynch
Miss Breashear
Tennessee
Eleanor Potts
Court Street
A. Hedges
Jefferson
C. Grove
Hagera Town
Hagera Town, Srest
Cape May
B. A. Richmond
Frederick
Tagion
Haller
South Market Street
J. Toms
Myersyvile
Mecossionourg
Ini
Stouch
York
Mire
C. N. Hauer
Stoush
Ada
Thomas Bohn
Liberty
Ira W. Besll
Bohn
Chrissie Miller
Daring Robbery Captured Fast After Office Break-In
A thief robbed Dr T S Bader’s office of dental tools and an overcoat during a lunch hour, gathered instruments in the operating room, escaped in disguise, but was soon arrested with witnesses, police and a magistrate verifying the haul. Stolen items included forceps excavators and a mouth mirror. the suspect Frank Wellington was jailed on $300 bail.
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Booth Marxes
Gaihet
Harris
Lewes
Iola County
Dr. Esder
A E
Rodney Young
William A. Magsfield
Mansfield
Hobbe
Biser
Dr. Bader
Frank Wellington
Trump Fraternity
Brunswick Itees Contests and Registration Confusion
Brunswick voters face confusion as a new registration law triples up for council race in First ward. George B. Pumphrey loses eligibility, sparking talk of registration gaps that could disenfranchise many. Shafer and Schnanffer emerge as Democratic and Republican rivals with local real estate ties and Brunswick Savings Bank influence. Building activity surges with 12 dwellings and a large bridge street business house project, plus multiple houses planned on Potomac Avenue.
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Brunswick
George B. Pumphrey
Conuncilman
Cming
Convent Lkely
Shafer
Eli Hes
William Schnanffer
Baltimore
Aad
Brunswick Savings Bank
Opus
H. J. Hudson
Bridge Street
Cole
Potomac Avenue
Filigree on Exhibition Sparks Brigade Interest
A handsome silk flag won by the Fourth Regiment at the Scots Key event in Frederick last week is now displayed in a window on Baltimore Street in Baltimore. The exhibit has drawn substantial attention for its quality and the early success of the regiment in drill and bearing.
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Frederick
Odim
Baltimore
Resignation Leads to New Post in Springfield Office
In Springfield Ohio the yaahead has resigned from his position at the New Eve office to accept a post with the Nerner Brothers, a large publishing and lithograph firm.
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Springfield
Ohio
Her
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New Eve
Er Ner Brothers
Fragmentary cricket shot details and measurements
The readable text mentions a player Creager shooting a shot and describes a crabbed measurement of 10 inches and a height of 8 feet 2 inches, with garbled surrounding words suggesting a sports or athletic report. No clear event, team, date, or organization could be confirmed from the fragments.
Crop Sale Details in Maryland Peach Trade
Edward Hoffman of Hagerstown bought Samuel Nicodemus peach crop from Lenore near Winchester. The harvest is estimated at 33 000 bunkers and priced at 50 conte per bushel.
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Edward Hoffman
Hagerstown
Samuel Nicodemus
Lenore
Winchester
Barbra Frtichie Grave Sighted by Frederick Correspondent
A Cumberland News correspondent from Frederick describes locating Barbara Frtichte’s grave in the old Germantown Congregation graveyard. The piece details gate access, the grave plot with iron railing, and a cedar brick headstone for John C. Fritchte who died in 1649, noting his trades and local memory.
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Reuz
Bara Fritchie
Cumberland News
Frederick
Lowndes
Gerers’ Mies
Barbara Frichie
Froners
Barbars Fritcale
Ise Square
Second Street
Mount Olivet
Barbara
John C. Fritehle
Barbara Fretcare's Civil War Legend and Death Record
A Civil War era obituary notes Bazisna Fretcare died December 18 1863 aged 95. It recounts Barbara’s age gap with her husband, a cemetery anecdote, a flag story atop a chimney, and debates over Whittier’s version, concluding poetical myth outlives verification.
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Bazisna Fretcare
Frederick business group plans free factory sites
The Frederick Business Men's Association works to boost industrial growth by securing a large corporation’s consent to offer factory lots in a prime city location. Sites will charge a nominal rent of $1 yearly to keep title with the owner, while renters may use the land freely as long as they operate. An official from the site owner was present Tuesday to finalize the arrangements.
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Frederick Business Men’s Association
Frederick
Court House Improvement Touches Finished in Court Room
The scaffolding for the new steel ceiling has been removed and painters are finishing the interior in oak. Judge James McBhattie expressed satisfaction with the work as heavy storms and a midnight rain swept Frederick, accompanied by strong winds.
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James McBhatty
Weil
Woman from New London Quenched by Teakettle Incident
Mary L Nal, a resident near New London, poured hot water from a kettle at Charles D Walker’s home while at work, leaving the scene with injuries. Train of events unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates a domestic accident and injury.
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Mary L. Nal
Tiss
Charles D Walker
New London
Romantic correspondence sparked by a Mediterranean rescue
A Genoa sighting of a lettered fragment from Fox Faeperick News reveals a young lady named in a Ridgeville correspondent’s missive. A Genoan replies with affection, forming a pleasant cross Atlantic exchange as copies reach foreign patrons aboard the sea.
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Perset
Woo
Genoa
Ely
Mediterranean
Fox Faeperick News
County Lower
Ridgeville
Qenoan
Two Local Court Cases Hear from Magistrate Cram
In Liberty last week, Magistrate Wm T Cram presided over cases including Richard Sappington vs Hanson Bohn. The dispute stemmed from a one year contract for housing and work that led to eviction claims and a ruling favoring Bohn. Laura A Bohn sued Claggett W Dorsey over oats and rent, with a verdict for Dorsey and an appeal sought by Mrs Bohn. Community notices mention picnics at Cronise Woods and Island Park with local bands and youth events, plus a bicycle accident involving Grace Dixon.
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Wm. T. Cram
Liberty
Richard
Bappington
Hanson Bohn
HH. Creyton Trendle
Willam Wilcoxon
Frederick
Bobo
Sappington
Boha
Bohn
Hegan
Dorsey
H. C. Tran- Sle
Dorney
Mm. Bohr
Wotter
Ecq
ULOOERD CAMP INSPECTION IN FREDERICK
Colonel John Saunders inspector general of the First Brigade M A G arrives in Frederick with two aides to inspect the camp at Camp Lowndes. Troops march to Frederick this afternoon with a street parade between five and six oclock. A ceremony will follow at Nexarus Hall hosted by local colored citizens.
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Col. John & Saunders
Frederick
Camp Lowndes
Tocps
Nexarus Hall
Special Meeting of Alder Men This Evening
A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen will be this evening at 7 30 oclock for accepting the bond required by the city from the newly elected municipal officers. A humorous ad segment about syrup of Figs trails the notice with vivid misprints.
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Board of Aldermen
Detectives arrest tramps near Gray's Water Station
A quartet of Baltimore and Ohio detectives attempted to clear tramps from a list near Buttcott County at Gray's Water Station yesterday afternoon. The tramplers resisted, drawing revolvers before arresting. Four men James Liedes William Barber James BButton and Frank Lazst were sentenced to the House of Correction for two and four months respectively. Barber claimed he came from California and was drawing prospecting wages after losing work since the Chicago convention.
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Etstcott Oy
Biltimore
Ohio Ballroec
Gray's Water Station
Buttcott Cty
Anernoom
Tee Trempe
James Liedes
Wiliam Barber
James Bbutton
Frank Lazst
House of Correcton
Barber
California
Chicago
Midweek Market on a Hot Morning
At the market buyers hurried to finish purchases before the heat. Eggs dropped to 10 cents a dozen while produce like tomatoes corn lima beans peaches berries and plums were plentiful and reasonably priced. A separate note reports George Madis and Ambrose Proctor, both colored, fell from a baggage car on the B and O excursion train at Movocacy bridge while travelling 40 mph. Matin escaped injury but Proctor suffered a bad scalp wound.
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George Madis
Ambrose Proctor
Movocacy Bridge
Matin
Proctor
Lightning Strikes Houses West of Middletown
A thunderstorm at about 6 pm struck the brick home of Daniel Q. Miller west of Middletown tearing the chimney, shaking the plaster inside the house, and causing minor damage.
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Daniel Q. Miller
Middletown
Local Remark on Bay Trout Gear at Rosenaur’s Store
Reading notes list Preah Fish, Bay Trout and Bay Faylorr gear in stock at J. Beckley’s 15 E. Beennd. Spectacularly adjusted glasses by Snidor Saks at Rosenaur's store are highlighted for proper fit and use.
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Preah
J. Beckley
E. Beennd
Snidor Saks St Rosenaur’s
Wonderland Tour to Yellowstone by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers a sixteen day, personally conducted tour to Yellowstone Park leaving New York and Philadelphia on Thursday August 27. The trip features a dining Pullman sleeping car, drawing room, and observation car with fully arranged itinerary and hotel arrangements. Rates from Boston and $300 from major eastern cities, with details and itinerary available from ticket offices in Boston, New York, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Philadelphia
Chaptron
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Washington Street
Beaton
Broadway
Fulton Sreet
Brooklyn
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Broad Street Station
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