Frederick News reports local details during German Baptists week
The Frederick News describes post on subscriptions and mail rates, notes war news desk, and highlights German Baptist events at the annual meeting. It praises Sunday observance, rail freight improvements, and social church work. It portrays visitors and local merchants, and emphasizes faith, fellowship, and hospitality in Frederick.
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Harmony of Thought and Action Among Church Friends
The article lauds the forming of unity within the church community and its faithful approach to social work. It commends German Baptist guests for their earnestness and propriety in sustaining the social spirit and oneness of faith, noting a shift from older practices.
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Northwest tensions and political chatter in current comment
The column tracks opinions on topics local and general, noting Bryan on tour and Raasell Barge forecasting brighter times. It mocks Senate tariff cuts and ignores sugar charges while joking about Indian leader Almighy Voice and a hypothetical baseball umpire role.
Public Opinion Excerpts From Learned Exchanges
A collage of brief opinions from various papers about current events and figures. Highlights include General Miles and Coles, hair bleaching as an insult, a Havans puzzled by typing, and reactions to English and German lending. Also notes Ambassador Hay and Whitelaw Reid for Queen’s Jubilee honors.
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Philadelphia Record
Hay
Whitelaw Reid
New York
England
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Local Logic Expressions Of People From Diligent Reporters
The Middletown postenca notes community notes from editor George C.Rhoderick and local residents. Items celebrate the fountain with goldfish on North Market Street, praise Policeman Breogle, deny frost damage to the strawberry crop, welcome Baptist Brethren, and quote poems and park observations.
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North Market Street
Breogle
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Bicycle Meet at Frederick July 3 and 5 attracts wheelmen
The Maryland Dhistan League of American Wheelmen prepares for a big Frederick race meet on July 3 and 5 with picnics and amusements. The program lists multiple races with cash prizes, a one mile amateur and professional series, Maryland division championships, team races from Frederick to Woodboro and back, and a 21 mile club team contest with four prizes totaling $100.
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Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Woodyboro
The Woks of Death and Local Death Notices
Blasius Walsh coadjutor of the Society of Jesus dies at the Novitiate after a long life of clockmaking and service. He was born in France on March 3 and entered the Jesuits in 1850. Funeral held, buried in the Novitiate cemetery with a cross marking his grave. Also notices: Mrs Ezra Warrenfelz dies near Algerville. Mrs Sussy Pool dies near Ellerton. Mary Lula Brown dies in Baltimore. property deeds recorded for Warner T. Grimer, John C. Motter, and Josephine C Palmer.
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Blasius Walsh
Society of Jesus
France
America
Frederick
John A. O'Rourke
Brother Walsh
Philodelphia
Independence
Noviit Garden
Bearts
Lin
Ezra Warrenfel
Frosttown
Alger
Vile
Bec Husvand
Pisce
Aft. Tabor
Sussy Pool
Ellerton
St. John’s
Hospital fund strawberry fete draws large crowd despite rain
The strawberry fete at Mrs. Eugene Getzendanner’s residence on West Patrick Street, run by Freder ick City Hospital lady directors, closed last night after strong sales. Receipts amount to about 65 dollars. Prizes included a doll won by Alice Hover. Souvenirs for the hospital sale were offered in the Etchison building on South Market Street. A break in near Pine Tree Liberty saw a house entered by a stranger, with meat stolen. Pension granted to George W. Bentz.
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Eugene Getzendanner
Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
Jille Milas Alice Hover
Emaa
Charien B. Trail
Edward Grove
Eliow
Frank Bond
Pine Tree
Liberty
Rentz Street
Frederick
Maryland
Mortgase
William EL Duvall
Walter Saunders
Local attractions and notices from Frederick County businesses
Local notices advertise John Hershberger’s confectionery store with fruit flavors and novelties, a Strawberry fete at St. James Lutheran, and a Frederick Orchestra concert. The United Steam Fire Engine Company heads to Annapolis, with round trip tickets offered. Democratic clerk candidates receive endorsements for the Circuit Court post. railway ticket broker offers discounts. auctions, carpet cleaning, and new music and instruments are advertised with sale prices and featured items.
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Annapolis
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Annepolis
Pennsylvania
W. M
Jane 15
Ubarieevite
Frederick Ana Em Iiteburg
Ete
Whamsburg
Coors House
Chames W. Russ
Beg
Moitgaee
Lown
Bamsbe
Biber
Freleric
Lewis
Dene
Seainhard
Catherine Mairhart
Lewis Ramsborg
Brecerie
Collery
Tusarora Dis
Taskers Manor
Laurel Hill
Samuel Eamsbury
Lewis O
Ramsourg
Fredrick County
Larrow
Cecal Estate
Ali
Secufil
Prank Pampel
Roger Mgsherkey
Walter Saunders
S. Jeoulawawul
Mr Markell in Critical Condition Update
Sir Louie Markell remains in extremely critical condition after twelve hours of unconsciousness. He rallied yesterday evening and is conscious this morning as Dr. Atkinson of Baltimore attends. He is diagnosed with acute Brights disease. Contraction Rosenour and Son secured the center to furnish about 150 piles of white duck trousers for the United Fire Company members.
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Sonnee
Oan
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Louie Markell
Dr. Atkinson
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Mrr
Markell
Bright
B. Rosenour & Sone
United Fire Company
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