Philomathean Society meets. debate on universal franchise
The Philomathean Literary Society held its weekly meeting at headquarters with President Nosh E Cramer presiding. The debate favored the affirmative on a question about wealth disparity and universal franchise, followed by a recitation by Jacob Souff and new library gifts from Wm. S. McKilg and D. J. Beale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash E. Cramer
Bir
Jacob Souff
Philomathean Library
Wm. SM. McKilg
D. J. Beale
City Opera House
Sesson
Precocious Dram Major Impresses at Haegerstown Parade
Master Jesse Derr aged nine from West Patrick Street led the Independent dram corps and firemen baton work to Haegerstown, drawing favorable remarks from onlookers along the parade route. Real estate transfers list Zimmerman to Zimmerman 653 perches for 25.58, Harger to Brown 21 acres for 200, and Ross trustee to Whamss and Anderson 147 acres for 15277.50.
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Jesse Derr
West Patrick Street
Jesse
Dram
Hagerstown
Francis M. Zimmerman
Gideon M. Zimmerman
Cyrus D. Harger
Wm. Brown
Chas. W. Ross
Samuel G. Whamss
Alice T. Anderson
Seasonal Market Notes and Local Harvest Recap
The Sunrise reports on summer markets with focus on vegetables and fruits. Spinach celery tomatoes beets and turnips are featured with notes on health effects. A humorous anecdote about a preacher's collection basket appears alongside price lists for eggs butter poultry meats and produce and fresh fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Founders
The Fastest Mile Ever Ridden on Rambier Bicycle
The fastest mile ever ridden was 1 51 on a Rambier bicycle. The writer touts Rambler Bicycles for lightness speed and durability and claims Rambler bikes won more amateur races under L A W rules than any other make.
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Bamber
Delaplaine
Rambler
Pleasant Paragraphs of Local Social Notes
Pleasant Paragraphs lists visits and travels of residents from Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Harvey Miller in Philadelphia, Miss May Bradshaw in Washington, D C, and Capt John H Zittle of Shepherdstown. It notes Mrs Charles W F Cashour bridal tour return, and various letters of attendance at colleges and events with several other residents visiting relatives or traveling to Baltimore, Littlestown and Harrisonburg.
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W. Valentine
Thurmont
Harvey Miller
Philadelphia
Pox
Magalda
Hagerstown
May Bradshaw
Meher Hauer
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Wm. A. Jones
Montgomery County
Mary Lee Toppers
East Patrick Street
Anna E. Main
West Patrick Street
Anns Doreus
Woodshoro
Charles W. F. Cashour
John H. Zittle
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Middletown
Captain Zittle
Register
Buckey
Guion Bridge
Carroll County
Frederick
Thomas Schley
Maryland Tract
Mamie Lakin
Jefferson
Florence Schley
Washington, D.C
Aliss Mary Goldsborough
Miss Froehlich
Miss Kase
Woman’s College
Fred McCardell
Baltimore
Mollie Duvall
Mary McCardell
Martin N. Rohrback
Perry
O&ishoma Territory
Southwest
Helen Young
Elkridge
Yellett
Towson
Mas
Mrs. Brown
New York
Pennsylvania
John Wertenbaker
Darke County
Ohio
Lewis Wertenbaker
Sabillashire
Harbaugh’s Valley
C. A. Apple
J. H. Apple
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Graceham
Simuel Moorehead
Sablilasville
C. E. Cline
West Third Street
E. Frost
Rinioch Nelson
Alexandria
Joseph Burcka
Goodell
Syquiihing
Gta
San Francisco
Cal
York
Dimity and
Duchess
D. H. Best
Slnorim Market Street
Happ
Jesus
Frederick County
Calico Club
Dyspepeia
Owen
Frederick and
Brother Jackson
King Cotton
Jaconat Duchesse
India
Fayetta
Henrietta
Lechorn
Nile
Batiste
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
North Market Street
Croker
Europe
Tuy
Jane
Richard Croker
Irs
Taro
Umbria
New York City
Pari
TRE News Office
George A. Gilbert
Mos
North Market St
Ry Air Polar Refrigerators
Grand Rapids Furniture
H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
Frederick, MO
Elisabeth's Court
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Madr Sa
Crepes
Jaconets
Dimities
ILL Brothers
Senante
Weasecthatus
Postofice Department
Poral
Cleveland
Washburn, Crosby Co
L. M. Hildebrand
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