Fair Tonight and Friday Weather Outlook
Special dispatch from Washington details fair and cool conditions. The notice lists schedules for June 16 and 18 with no significant events beyond general forecast. Local ads mention Box 215 Baltimore and merchants Reyser Co., Carty Best Kepler, and Masefield store for sale.
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Baltimore
Ceeangt A. B. R
N. Market
Reyser & Co. We. C. GC
Carty
Best & Kepler
Maseield
F. Rusamanl
Town Notes and Advertisements Lead The Wsealy News
The Wsealy Newstrimmed edition offers local news, world dispatches, poetry, letters, and tales. Captain Eilmer recounts Custer's last battle and the Bever Days campaign in vivid terms while ads list Hartley specialists and a variety of local merchants and services.
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Frederick
Mary Jane
Eilmer
Custer
Tas
Getarrh
Hartley
Ught
No. Wolf
D. Joyce
Featival
Baker
Wally U
Benner & Kemp
Farnitare
Carty
City Board of Appeal
Eee-Eer A
Yeakle
John Hershberger
Burger's
A. W. Nicodemus & Sons
Best & Kepler
Wwe
John Hendrickson
Brief Bits: Weather, crime tips and school notes
The column notes continued rain delaying cycling, a Frederick businessman suggesting police fords be supplied with bicycles, peas scarce, encampment starts in a month, a baseball game at Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb vs Frederick Unions this afternoon, reassessment blanks sent by county assessors, British property value on the sea at 720000000, rusted articles loosened by kerosene, Mohammed’s tomb described as the costliest, top coats worn in town, wheat at 59 cents per bushel, Hagerstown dutchers joining early closing, storm damage at Shepherdstown, beef jelly for invalids recipe, preparation tips, Geratine soaked for broth, class day exercises at Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg.
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Mohammed
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
Pleasant Reunion of Maryland School for the Deaf alumni
A large Maryland School for the Deaf reunion brings together about twenty five attendees from Maryland and beyond. Former pupils and faculty gather at Assembly Hall in Frederick with decorations, welcome addresses in sign language, and a planned surprise to honor years of school life. The event features officers elected for the day and a program of reminiscences, with weather and grounds conditions noted and a base ball game referenced as part of the celebration.
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Srezy
Tex
Maryaud School For the Deaf and Dumbes
Beguc
Tinseueti
Iecrrom
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Pupiis
Frederick
Ksus
Yale
Interes
Jcke
Besa
Assembly Hall
Harry J. Gill
Misa Annie B. Barry
Jake A. Tramdts
Queen Anne's County
Abe Lowman
Washington County
Charles W. Ely
William R. Barry
Afr
Trendle
Maryland School For the Deaf
Water supply potential at Freder ick artesian wells
Mayor Yeakle, the water committee, Superintendent F F Tyeryar and hydraulic expert George J Kennedy visited the old artesian wells. Two wells were sounded at depths of 1140 and 602 feet. Kennedy urged thorough cleaning and possible mechanical devices to boost flow. He noted Frederick’s supply could be worth millions to Philadelphia.
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Yeakle
Water Committee
F. F. Tyeryar
George J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Frederick
Mix. Kennedy
Tecelvera
Fresh Air Society Aiding Baltimore Children
Baltimore’s Children's Fresh Air Society marks five years of rescued children moved from poverty to country homes for two week stays. The group covers all expenses, provides clothing, and ensures noncontagious status, with no salaries paid. For information, contact 112 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.
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Fresh Air
Baltimore City
Fresh Air Society of
Baltimore
Children’s Fresh Air Society
North Charles Street
Bicycle Run From Frederick to Hagerstown Set for Sunday
A bicycle run is planned from Frederick to Hagerstown this Sunday. The wheelmen will depart Frederick about 5 80 oclock and return in the evening. All cyclers are invited to join the event.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
The Modern Beauty Uses Syrup of Figs for Health Glow
A description praises a woman's health from good food and sunshine with outdoor exercise. It notes her face and form glow with health and suggests her system benefits from a gentle, pleasant laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. Made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Interesting Pool Contest At The Buffalo
Mesars Hicks Glessner and Harry Smith, local pool players, staged a keen match last evening before a large crowd. Smith had previously beaten Glessner. the 8 game 300 point match ended 800 to 261 with Glessner surging late to win by 39. Haver was referee. match lasted 2 hours 23 minutes with frames from three and a half to seven minutes. Glessner crowned Frederick champion and awarded a gold medal. Smith may challenge again next week. Also noted are Children’s Day events in Braddock with Frederick children performing after services, organist Maria Schroeder and Grace Dizon taking part.
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Hicks Glessner
Harry Smith
Buffalo
Mr. Smith
Mr. Glessner
Glessner
Gems
Glesaner
Mr. Haver
Frederick
Smith Bes
Mesver
Harry Schroeder
Frank J. Schroeder
Misa Grace Dizon
Braddock
Misa Maria Schroeder
Local graduates noted from Winchester and Frederick events
Ellen R Page graduates at Episcopal Female Institute Winchester while H T Welty wins four Maryland Agricultural College medals for drawing and marksmanship. Miss Lou Engelbrecht closes her school. Otto Renner John Haller and others present. Commencement tonight at City Opera House Warrants issued for Brunswick fight participants. Charles Morgan injures foot from broken bottle. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for tired mothers.
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Ellen R. Page
Episcopal Female Institute
Winchester
Maryland Agricultural College
H. T. Welty
G . Waltry
Frederick
Department of Applied Mechanics
Clore
Lou Engelbrecht
Otto Renner
John Haller
Wille Abrecht
Arthur Levy
Herbert Zimmerman
Clarence Compher
Witl
City Opers House
City Board Minutes Describe Petitions and Utilities Actions
The city board reviewed petitions and reports including a hay market and city opera house receipts, a request for a fire alcove for Fire Engine Company, a fire place petition for East Third and East Church streets, a lease proposal to Frederick Electric Light and Power Company, water supply expansion for artesian wells, and approval of Addison Pipe and Steel Company bill. The meeting adjourned after routine business.
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Aidermes
Yeskle
Evert
Oortbern
Brone
Eaperinteadest
Sou Bern
Atantic Aefiolog Company
J. Elser
Becer, Newman & Co
J. Witton & Ben
City Rogier Nixdorff
City Opera House
Fire Engine Company
Committee On Fire Companies
East Third
East Church Streets
East Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
George J. Kennedy
Artesian Wella
Committee On
Addison Pipe and Steel Company
Stabbed altercation at Utica ends with arrest
In Utica county on Sunday last Harvey Conner stabbed Harshman in the left shoulder during a quarrel over a remark about Conner's brazer. Both seventeen, they had been at odds. Conner, arrested by Sheriff McBride, was released on $300 bail after appearing before Magistrate Turner. The report was sent to the state attorney for action. Wedding Echoes and property transfers follow in the same notice segment.
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Utica
Harvey Conner
Harshman
Conner
McBride
Lewistown
Turner
Baseball results feature Third Street victory and cricket match
The Third Streets defeated the Young Bards 32 to 16 in a Northwest Addition game. Earlier the Cricket beat the Catchems 6 to 1 with Blumensuer Leg Fleshman Bennett as batteries. Funeral services were held for John F. Jenkins at John Wesley Chapel Libertytown with Rev. Myers officiating and a large white attendance. Frederick County election supervisors updated judge appointments after disqualifications, with 51 of 52 judges appearing.
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Bards
Third Streets
Third Street
Bents and Baer
Your
Fraley
Miller
Northwest
Catchems
Blumensuer
Leg
Fleshman
Bennett
John F. Jenkins
John Wesley Chapel
Libertytown
B. ¥. Myers
Rem
W. H Fax
John Barnett
Clinton Roberton
Ell Bickers
Wilibie HM
Charles Stereer
Canton Tucker l
Daniel Thomas
A. T. Rice, & Sons
Frederick County
D. &. Hargett
Tilghman Hilleary
12Th Dietre
Olver M Clary
BH. M. Claggett
William A. Runkle
Jetsona
Fire destroys Hatore's stock at Cear Fontais Mines
A fire early yesterday morning destroyed the stock of general merchandise belonging to Mr Richard Hatore at Cear Fontais Mines. An explosion and rapid flames caused complete loss of the frame building and its contents valued at about two pounds. Eyewitness reports indicate the blaze began from a toad report of suspected arson.
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Richard Hatore
Cear
Fresh Market Prices Reported at Local Stand
The morning market shows limited stock with new country produce. Early crops good with tears, cabbage and beets up. eggs and butter cheap. Strawberries 10 to 12 cents a box, cherries 3 to 5 cents per quart, raspberries 15 cents, cultivated blacks 10 cents, common varieties 7 to 10 cents.
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Fres
Independent hoan company exhibition on North Market street
The crack reel team of the Independent hoan company staged a public demonstration on North Market street from the fountain to the public school building. Two trials showed quick films. first race 200 yards in 22 seconds, hose connected to the dire plug, water ready in 16.5 seconds, hose adjusted in 88 seconds. Second run covered the same distance in 40 seconds as Bir Harry Scholl adjusted the hose to the treplog. Spectators included many interested onlookers.
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Hoan Company
Blarket Street
Harry Scholl
Apectskorg
Fire Marshal Investigates Explosion at Scullett Home
State Fire Marshal Edwin J. Sawyer from Wentminster spent yesterday and today in Frederick with local authorities investigating the explosion and fire at the house of Mr. Harry Scullett in New Thermometer. A mammoth new thermometer has been installed at the entrance to the post office.
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Edwin J. Sawyer
Wentminster
Frederick
Poat
Local bicycle shop relocation and new offerings
Keyser & Co announces moving to 67 W Patrick St with all repairs under warranty by Mr. Keyger and invites inspections of the new quarters. Sahm & Di secure Crawford bicycle agency offering high grade wheels at 75 and medium grade at 60. Call to inspect and compare specifications and manufacturers direct advantage for service and defect fixes.
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W. Patrick Street
Key Ger
Keyser & Co
Sahm & DI
Crawford Bicycles
Tre
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Fuaster
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Arthur Coor
Ciiers
Jamed Matta
Pennsylvania
Ely
William
Barry Io
Bete
Philadelphian
Brupswick
Guat Hise
Charles Morgan
West Fifth Street
Hood
Momenf
Hecevived
Charles C. Waters
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Church Street
Warner Kiefer Damuth
Thurmont
8. L. Lilly
Benj. F. Reich
Wiliam H. Hinks
Horace C. Zacharias
Algins
Clayton P. Hemp
Sarah A. Hemp
James BR. Ferrell
Millard &. Black
Eile Black
Margaret E Black
Tempora Saxs
Rosenoar’s
North Market Street
Basil Kerzers
North Market ST
Wee
Crawford
Bahm & Dill
Mullinie & Kemp
Mououx & Keur
Kip
FU Lakies
Fox the OY
the Girl
Thorn
John Henopakseon
F. V. Staub
California
Bartlett Poara
FR. W. Stars
Doll Brothers
North Market
Ile, Les
Ark
Yu Bologna
Macepargl
NEW2
Bodoue
Heidig
Frovock
Rodoce & N&idig
Bige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son Funeral Directors
Telephone
James E. Walker
Jas B
H. Wargs
Dow
Zimmerman
Aprasdewim
Pus Hotel
CarKx
C. D. Dow
J. F. Eisensauer
Marvin
Oj F. Risenhauee
A. B
B. Hargett
Besxaaw’s
A. B.hazarrs
Bartholomay Brewing
Oort
LiPes
Trederick
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