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The Weekly Kesws taes waesny news edition highlights a twelve page issue full of local leadership coverage and world summaries. It promotes its public service role, notes new stories by Anthony Hope and Kipling, and calls merchants to advertise, listing many local firms and departments.
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Geo. L. Kilmer
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Daughters of America Hold State Council Parade in Pittsburg
The Daughters of America State council session in Pittsburg postponed visits to Mt Oliver and Barbara Fritchie graves due to threatening weather. Officers elected include Flora Demeres of Baltimore as state councilor and Jenne B F. Krice as associate state councilor. A National Council junior order meeting picked Dolsville for next year with noted officers. In the afternoon a parade drew over 200 congregants and 9000 men marching.
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Order Selecta
Pittsburg
Daughters of America
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Oiver
Barbara Fritchie
C Fiere
Flora Demeres
Baltimore
Jenne B F. Krice
Mise Fanriz McGee
Bal'more
Pauline Setm
Cousell
G. L. H. Brise
Batimore
W B. T. der
Wilmirston
Edward
Deemer
Philadelphia
J. Adam Sobkl
A. A. Eskey
Sistereville
West Virginia
Warde
Amo J. Gray
Jonesboro
Gorman in Frederick County Campaigns for Merchants Movement
The Baltimore Sun notes a faction among Frederick County Democrats and Senators pushing a merchants movement to win farmers and mechanics as staunch Gorman allies. Critics doubt success given Frederick city’s prior sound money vote, fearing division if the state issue is not unified. A citizen urges backing the county ticket to counter the Gorman rise.
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Gorman
Frederick Couanry
Baltimore Sun Iing
Frederick Coun
Bayer
Gorpian
Cdherent3
Frederick City
Slaalion
Couny Hicket
Gorman Cosmos Crase
IN THE LAW S GRIP FINEs FOR FIGHTING
Two colored boys William Castus Redman and Charles Briscoe were arrested by Policeman Etca elberger on East Patrick Street for fighting. Before Magistrate Biser Redman fined 2 and Briscoe 1, with ten and five days in jail. Billy Hilton appeared in court in a disheveled state seeking ten days commitment and the almshouse wagon. Justice Newmas Smithsburg sentenced James Wheaton and Elisa Fockier to three months in the House of Correction for bearing wine. Fockler appealed. crime details unclear.
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William Castus Redman
Charles Briscoe
Etcaelberger
East Patrick Stree
Biser
Redmen
Billy
Willim Hilton
Riser
Monteivae Hee Olai
Bicycle track meet at Athletic Park features Schmidt's 342 sec quarter mile
The Briscite Track at Athletic Park hosted evening races after six with riders on a fine track. Sir Jacob Schmidt distinguished himself by a 342 second quarter mile. A Frederick gent offered a gold silver punch bowl as a prize for a race, with a special race likely to be arranged.
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Athletic Park
Jacob Schmidt
Frederick
Pleased With the Meeting and Mission Travel
Dr P D Fabroey received a letter from Elder Andrew Hutchison expressing pleasure with the German Espirst meeting outcome. Hutchison left for Napannes Indiana then Chicago and Northern Dakota for mission work. Edgar D Hilleary of Petersville earned a Bachelor of Science from St Johns College Annapolis. Lucky Fiatterman Grayeon and Milton G Urner Jr captured fine fish.
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P. D. Fabroey
Andrew Hutchison
Thisor Y
E.cer Hutchison
Nappanes
Ind
Chicago
Dakota
Edgar D. Hilleary
Petersville
Lucky Fiatterman
Messre. Grayeon
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Special arrangements for gospel service and events
Special arrangements announced for next Sunday gospel service with speaker William J Heep principal of Summit Park Normal Institute. Grounds improved for athletic events. Leonard departed for Baltimore to inspect educational work. a summer rally draws attention. Governor Lowndes considers Bernard Neikirk pardon with hearings and open papers until June 28.
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Wm. J
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
Bernard Neikirk
Frederick County
Exhibition at tobacconist shop features a curious rose display
Curious Roser Thomas Eline the tobacconist staged an in store exhibit yesterday showing a well developed rose with a bulb protruding from the centre. The bulb appeared perfect and swollen as if another bloom was to come. Eline also has a bush at his home yard with several such zones.
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Thomas Eline
Eline
Middletown High Relice seventh annual commencement
The seventh annual commencement of the Middletown High Relice was held at the Reformed church with fourteen graduates including Viola Kefauver Grace Kefauver Gueretta Michael Anna Keler Aros Deziauder Dora Ransburg and E C Mumford Noah Kefauver Willard Ahalt McClure Dacot B S Defender Vernon Beachiey P G Willard and O B Cab II Principal Wazaman announced awards while Miss Viola Kefauver delivered the class history and P C Willard the class poem The address to the graduates was given by Mr Arthur D Willard A special trolley car carried attendees from the city to the exercises. ADAM TOWN HIGH CaCOL The Adamstown High School commencement followed with decorated rooms and songs and speeches by graduates Bernard Wolf Fhomss Guay Peacre Bready and others The program included a reading on America and an oration on the value of education. Reverend J Spangter Kieffer delivered the closing remarks and diplomas were presented by R S Watl Parrish. Mrs Lena Brandenburg has taught here eleven years and Mr Parrish two.
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Middletown
W. Wazaman
Reformed Church
Misaes Viola Kefauver
Grace Kefauver
Gueretta Michael
Anna Keler
Aros Deziauder
Dora Ransburg
Vernon Beachiey
P. G Willard
O. B. Cab- II
Viola Kefauver
Sory
Whlird
Cless Hitory
P. C. Willard
O. B. Cobleniz
Arthur D. Willard
Eddreas
Sen Bott
Menera
J.P. Butte
F.C. Remeburz
E. L Coblenz
W. W. Doub
Adam Town High
Cacol
Adamstown
Hsll
America
Cayer
Reformed Crerek
Bernard Wolf Fhomss
Guay
Thomas
Bready
Mra DL
Sdance
J. Spangter Kieffer
Zion Reformed Church
R.S. Watl- Parrish
Tae Gradastea
Milton
J. Fertan Thomas
Parrish
Iss Lena Kohienburz
Rers Stotter
Rieffer
W. Parsish
D. Babbit
J. Feator Thomas
David D. Thomaz
Lena Brandenburg
Bibo
Charles WY. Barck
Leo F. Walsh
Antoine
C. Percy
Hwtsbarafi
William B. Madsin Babet
Joseph P. Smith
Laurette
Roy H. Ruland
City Aldermen Approve Bills and Refer Certain Claims
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Aldermen approved and ordered paid numerous bills including Luther M. Stone and George W. Brengle, plus Great Southern Printing and others. Reports from Market Master Stall itemized receipts and totals. Some claims to committee on claims and water committee actions were noted, with various references and adjournment. Bammoth Strawberries touted from W. C. Hines in Walkersville praised for sweetness and quality.
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Board of Aldermen
City Register L. A
D. H. Smith
Great Southern Printing Company
M. J. Kennedy
C. EL Eline
G Lnther M. Stone
Southern District
Geo. W. Brengle
Northern District
Atlantic Refining Co
Frederick Stick Works
Examiner Publishing Company
Wm PB. Mawlsby
A. L. Bosley
Peter Brookey
Allsatic Refining Company
John E. Sifford
East Second Street
Committee On Claims
John Kuhn
Frederick Cly Packing Company
South Street
Church and Market
Yeakle
Frederick
Market Notes on Berry Harvest Progress
This week will about finish the strawberries. Cherries are at their height except the moril gs, while ripen later. Currants are ripening and mulberries, raspberries will be ripe shortly. In their train will follow dewberries, hackle berries and blackberries.
Sherman daughter to visit Mrs. Dahlgren this summer
Miles Sherman, daughter of the late General William T Sherman, will shortly visit Mrs. Vialt Mra. Dahlgren at her South Mountain home. Mrs. Dahlgren has hosted many distinguished guests for the summer. A report that President McKinley will visit is without foundation.
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Vialt
Mra. Dahlgren
Miles Sherman
W. T. Sherman
Af. V. Dehlgren
South Moustain
Dehlgren
McKinley
Magistrate Biers Flowers Cultivates Blooming Yard Scene
Magistrate Biers dedicates time to garden care this spring. His effort yields many fine, colorful flowers now in full bloom, creating a beautiful sight.
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Biers
Biser
Adj
Cfic
Mary Frs
Owers
Mortgage for 100000 recorded in York county
Recorder Murray of York Pennsylvania received for record a mortgage of the York Hanover and Frederick Reprinted Company in favor of the Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Company Philadelphia mortgagee for the sum of 402000
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Murray
York
York, Hanover
Indians Join Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show
About fifty Sioux warriors in war paint and feathers passed through Cumberland on a train Tuesday morning. They came directly from South Dakota to join Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show.
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Bill
Cumberland
South Dakota
Pawnee Bil
City Opera House Orchestra Concert Date Announced
By special request the City Opera House Orchestra will give a public concert at the Opera House on Tuesday evening June 29. A varied program of new music will be rendered and a rare treat may be looked forward to.
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Epecife
City Opera House
Opera House
Carpenter George Barnes Falls from Ladder
George Barnes, a carpenter on a dwelling project for George Schrade in Sykesville, fell 12 feet from a ladder and fractured his forearm near the wrist. Dr. Sprecher set and reduced the fracture.
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George Barnes
George Schrade
Sykesville
Dr. Sprecher
Hagerstown Fire Companies Attend Virginia Firemen Meet
Nearly all Hagerstown fire companies will attend the Virginia State Firemen Association meeting in Winchester in July. They plan to participate in the reel reel parade and showcase their units.
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Winchester
Hagerstown
Virginia State Firemen’s
Property Deeds Transfer Land Between Families
Herman L. Rourzabn and wife deed 26 perches to J. Herman Ramsburg for 24.90 dollars. E. D. Neighbors and wife deed 80 square perches to Jacob P. Weller for 150 dollars.
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Herman L. Rourzabn
J. Herman Ramsburg
E. D. Neighbors
Jacob P. Weller
Racing event at Col. L. V. Blughmaer home track
A pacing race featuring total horses is set for this afternoon on the fine track at the suburban home of Col. L. V. Blughmaer. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as unmatched in merit and care with no substitutes offered.
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Col. L. V. Blughmaer
Hood
Floral splendor blooms on West Patrick Street garden
Frederick observes a remarkable garden on West Patrick Street transformed by Mr. Frank Hargett into a floral paradise. The extensive yard features Chinese lanterns, numerous rare palms, herbs, rubber plants, and blooms from eighty six rose varieties plus sweet peas pansies and sweet williams. Hargett’s meticulous care and patient study of propagation are praised as the driving force behind this impressive floriculture display.
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Mather
Frederick
Frank Hargett
West Patrick Street
Bargeit
Jess
Orient
Bright items and local notes in brief bits
A collage of local items and sayings cites a woman lawyer as a notable feature, a store sign at Court and Patrick streets, and farmers harvesting wheat on the Eastern Shore with good yields. It reports the death of Union veteran Daniel J. Shroyer at Western Maryland Hospital from typhoid, notes excessive tobacco use among a youth, and comments on turkey abundance, education, and a governor’s inspection trip. It also mentions rabbit farming in Leitzburg and a long patient quip on self-control plus a memorial poem fragment and obituary-style vignette.
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Zloves
Fea
H. T. Eline
Patrick Streate
Jo B
Daniel J. Shroyer
Union
Western Blaryland Hospital
Cumberland
Indiaca
Atya
Lowndesci
Skesvile
Leitzeburg
Washington County
Han
Frederick City Hospital Association to Hold Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Frederick City Hospital Association will be held in the assembly room Saturday at 10 a.m. Full attendance is requested. Also advertised pineapples just received at A. L. Kline's 5 West Patrick Street. come early for best selection.
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Frederick City Hospital Association
A. L. Kline’s
West Patrick Street
Sumban
Lagi Brason Bamer
LAHOS
Paarl Werather
John Efenpskgson
Telephone Call Offer Sparks Local Fixings Market
A fragmented telegraphic note indicates a call for fixes of various definitions and accessories, with unspecified parties seeking goods described as ladies and gents fixings and related items. The readable portion suggests a barter or request for a wide range of unspecified items.
Local Meeting and Travel Deals Highlight Frederick Event
Frederick residents may attend a mass meeting by the American Patriota for the Cuban cause at the City Opera House tonight at o'clock. Hon. B. Everett Broyles will lecture, discussing Cuba with statistics and wit. Rail/bus travel discounts advertised along with various local notices and ticket offers.
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Maer
Frederick
Broyles
Seaterea
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