Summer edition promises broad local and world coverage
The weekly paper advertises a twelve page issue with Conan Doyle story early publication and extensive local and world news. It highlights Mary Jane and The Market Scribe, Geo Klimer tales, county correspondence, sermons, farm and garden topics, Alaska bears, Nile flood, Roosevelt North-west pursuit, plus departments, poetry, short stories, and an eclectic ads section including The Glorious Fourth and various colleges and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tez News
Tts
Mary Jane
Geo. L. Klimer
Talmage
Moestock
Alaska
Theodore Roosevelt
Nef
Iece Debestertasetnadscenerores Woips Business College
Wolt’s
Business College
Erseenrteseereeeem
Jacob Rohrback
DDH Bros
Rodock & Neldig
Renner & Kemp
Smith's
Purely Personal Notices from Local Residents
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in Frederick with Mrs BE Derr and family guests of E Z Derr in the city from Old Point Comfort. Guests include Mortimer McDuell returning to Suffolk, Va and Gustave Barger of New York visiting Mr. and Mrs. R A Batcher. Lee Batcher of New York visits his parents as does Mrs. Barger Shriner and nurse from Cereeville. Various locals travel or vote, with Miss Mamie Derr on a visit to Buck Lodge and others visiting Pennsylvania, Baltimore, or Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Z Derr
Misa Este Norman Derr
John 5. Derr
E. Z Derr
City
Old Point Comfort
E.L. Derr
Eisters
Mortimer McDuell
Emma Gorman
Suffolk
Gustave Barger
New York
R A. Batcher
Lee Batcher
B. Garr Shriner
Cereeville
Montgomery County
Mies M.A. Thompson
Pennsylvania
Raymord K. Cooke
Frederick
Washington
Harry Blackston
Rosenour
Baltimore
Mamie Derr
West Patrick Street
Buck Lodge
P. H. Burch
Mr. Elme~ Woodward
Misees
Nannie
Frances Miller
Frederick Junction
Helen Conner
Helen Shipley
Weat Third Street
P. Be, Love
Carlin House
Helen Mofet
Bir
Raymond C. Reich
Welesasy Fs
Tansley
Griffith
Guy Griffith
Society of Pawnes
Yeakle Wins Frederick Mayor Seat in Close Vote
Democratic A R Yeakle defeats Republican Wo H Hinks by 11 votes to become Frederick mayor. Republicans win 2 alderman seats. Democrats hold 3. Ward results show varied margins. overall council balance favors GOP by one seat. Yeakle congratulated at home with flowers and praise from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thakle
A. R. Yeakle
Wo. H. Hinks
Frederick
Jonathan Bilser
Charles Baumgammer
John Ebert
Lewis A. Rice
Rawaburg
Democratic Loss of 51 As Compared With Three Years Ago. Mr. G. Warring Tyson
Agnes R. Yeakle
William Hinka
Jonathan Biser
Charles Baumgardner
Yeakle
Hinka
G. Warheee
H.M. Gittinger
Einka
William 8. Rameburg
Hinks
Henry G. Dall
Charles L. Diffendal
George H. Zimmerman
Yebable
Yeakie
Child Falls From Window Fractures Hip In All Saints Street Accident
On Tuesday afternoon the two year old son of John Barnes, a colored child, fell from a back window at the family home on All Saints street, about twenty feet, sustaining a hip fracture and other injuries. The child’s condition this morning was more favorable than since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barnes
All Saints Street
Fire at Capt. Browns Ice Factory Destroys Hay Shed
Sparks From The Fire describe a blaze that destroyed the hay shed ice factory and ice house on Tuesday night. Fire engine aided to prevent further danger. Embers drenched with water and heavy rain ended ongoing risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. B. Brown
Willmasport gang terrorizes Tough County town
A gang has plagued Willmasport with nightly vandalism theft and violence. Five men reportedly fled when Frank Goddard fired at them during an attempted burglary. The town council offers a $25 reward for any gang member apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmasport
Boise
Washington Grove Camp Sets August Meeting Dates
Newly elected officers of the Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association fix the annual camp meeting for August 20 to August 30 with Presiding Elder Luther B. Wilson in charge of religious meetings. One day each will be given to the Woman's Foreign and Women's Home Missionary Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Grove Camp
Washington Grove
Luther B. Wilson
Washington
Woman's Foreign
Women’s Home Missionary Societies
Fire damages mill attached to railroad yard in town
A large frame pottery and chinaware mill near the Bavinnee railroad yard was burned, with machinery valued around 5000 and prized as a former mill for manul sectors. The blaze delayed trains for two hours, injuring none. Edwin Bennett Pottery Co operated the mill after conversion, amid claims workers neglected protective appliances. The fire may prompt rebuilding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.arted
Bood
Manul
Edwin Bennett Pottery Company
Funeral Notices for Mrs John J Smith and Eleanor Lyles
The funeral for Mrs John J Smith who died at her son in law M T Derr s home on Tuesday was held at St John s Catholic church and she was buried at Mt Olivet cemetery. She was 71 years old and leaves a son John Smith and two daughters Mrs Derr and Mrs Roderick. Eleanor Lyles a colored woman aged 49 died at her Middle alley home of heart disease and her funeral is set for Thursday at Hope Haw church at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&s
Joan J Smith
John J. Smith
M. T. Derr
Patrick Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Hev
Hann
Mt. Olivet
John Smith
Namarille
Hire
M.T. Derr
Mralols Roderick
Feagaville
Lewla Malo
George Larobert
Jas. Stanb
Samuel Hafer
John L. Michiel
John L. Davila
Schroeder
Aleanor Lyles
Eleanor Lyles
Middle Alley
Ceta
Hope Haw Church
Namaville
Mt. Carel
Thomas Crawford
Tramsaville
Atring
New Market
C. M. Rigge
Carrie Hane
Minnie Poole
Maggie Eddison
Maggie McComas
Baltimore
Howard Moxley
Reuben Morley
Hymenal Notices of Miss Callie Boyd and Crutchley Early
Miss Callie Boyd married Dr. Oein S. Ullrich at her Baltimore home with Rev. J. M. Wilbur officiating. Best girl Pilas Lela Fulton and flower girl Adellade Boyd attended. Mr W H Jackson served as best man. Crutchley and Miss Early wed in Hustistown Montgomery County yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olleice
Callie Boyd
Francis A. Boyd
Oein S. Ullrich
N. Carey Street
Baltimore
J. M. Wilbur
Pilas Lela Fulton
Adellade Boyd
W. H. Jackson
Crutchley
Early
William Crutchley
Miss Early
Hustistown
Montgomery County
Infant of Geo W Hooper Laid to Rest in East Booth Street
The infant child of Geo. W. Hooper was buried this morning from the parents home on East Booth Street. Rev. Luther Rubiman of the Evangelical Lutheran church conducted services at the house. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. G. O. Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Hooper
East Booth Street
Luther Rubiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet
G. 0. Carty
Faners
Unusual Heavy Storm Hits Frederick and Vicinity
A heavy rainstorm swept Frederick and nearby areas last evening with torrents, vivid lightning, and thunder. The weather lingered into the night, causing widespread disruption to telephones in Liberty and Mount Pleasant. No damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Globa
Liberty
Mt Pleasant
Breakdown injures Mrs Norris in Alexandria streetcar accident
A breakdown on a Baltimore and Ohio depot vehicle near Enat Second Street yesterday evening left Mrs M B Norris of Alexandria with facial and head injuries described as slight. The mishap occurred as a wheel came off the car en route to Mr Geo Schroeder's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Norris
Alexandria
Baltimore and Ohio
Geo. A. Schroeder
Enat Second Street
Burglary at Frost Bros Store in Rockville Reported
Burglars entered Frost Bros. in Rockville on Tuesday night stealing a quantity of fine cutlery. They also tried to enter D. H. Warfield’s shop nearby but were scared off. Break-in tools were taken from H. B. Grady’s wheelwright shop. This is the eighth robbery at Frost Bros. in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Frost Bros
D. H. Warfield
Frost's
H. B. Grady
Accident to a Wheelman at Hyattstown
On Sunday afternoon Messrs John Grane and Milton Cratchley were returning from a bicycle trip to Washington when Mr Gishe punctured the tire near Hyattstown and had to walk six to eight miles Cratchley fell from his machine in the same locality and suffered cuts and bruises but both reached home without further mishap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra
John Grane
Milton Cratchley
Washington
Gishe
Hyattstown
Cratchley
Rhodes to Provide Music for July 4th Kelsay House Event
Mr. FT Rhodes closed a contract with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to furnish band and orchestra music for the annual picnic at the Kelsay House on July 4. He will bring about twenty three musicians from Frederick and promises extra fine quality music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Rhodes
Baltimore and Ohio Astroad Company
Kelsay House
Rhodes
Frederick
Eyeglasses Found Reunite with Owners in Tar News
A pair of glasses advertised last week at The Tsuna Resort was located and returned to the owner within days. In a separate note, the gold eyeglasses advertised on Tuesday were also recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsuna Resort
California Fig Syrup Co Promotes Laxative For Ladies
The text touts the pleasant effect and safety of the California Fig Syrup as a favorite remedy for ladies. It warns to seek the true genuine article with the company name printed near the bottom of the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Harvest News and Local Notices from Namaville and Corts
Courty correspondence and farm notes from Namaville, Cort s and surrounding districts list social visits, church activities, hay harvest, and crop conditions. Mentions Rev Murrey, Miss Alyce Thomson, and local families. A fatal illness or death is reported for Mer gie Bisache, age 17, noting her church involvement and long illness.
Unclear historical notice about wheat and buyers
Fragmentary text appears to reference wheat, markets, and buying terms with distorted phrases and no clear event, date, or identifiable entities. Unable to determine a coherent incident or individuals from the readable portions.
Somber Services Mark Loss In Clemson District
In a funeral at Clemson, mourners gathered as relatives and friends paid tribute to a departed girl. The sermon by Rev J. S. Dulaney and remarks by Prof G. Harey highlighted the community’s grief and shared memories. Community notes mention schoolmates in white, teachers’ words, and a promise to meet again in heaven.
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Eleter Ane
Heid
Ourius
ML Pitessot
M. E Caureh
2Ear Dickerson
Pal Beerens
Cooke Barley
Cauriie Cecll
Arthur Johnson
John Laho
Geo. Pearre
Arthur Jones
Mattie Johnson
Alice Cecil
May Biona
Annie Bolland
Beasle Luhe
Francee Wolfe
Dulaney
G. Harey
Moat
Etx
Artef
Christ
Frogs Crabs at Haller's Dining Parlors East Patrick St
Local note promotes frogs and frogs legs plus hard and soft crabs at Haller's dining parlors Nos 17 and 19 East Patrick Street. Call to see for yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltons
Haller
East Patrick Street
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J. T. Owens
Charles Chase
Frank Holland
William Thornton
Frank Harrie
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
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Jonnerilie
Keysville
M. BL
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Litvesions
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Soston, Maze
Anders T. F. Birely
Edych Lynn
Astos Bridge
Anna McVey
Kenneth G. Murrey
Weeteniuster Pricey
J. Arthur Lynn
Joseph Arcent
Misa Gertle Arcold
Lewis Harwetel
Ladiesburg
Alyce Thomson
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Kenneth Murrey
George Dern
Eyeville
A.E Clifton
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Toneyiove Saturciy
M. H. Edwards
Boston
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Relsterstown
W. D. Brown
Rew Market
JCNE
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William ©. Hoffman
Trundle
Aire
Reich
Hopkins
Academy of Science
Bessie Lahn
Dickerson
David R. Hershey
Virginia
Liddie Shoemaker
L. B Johnson
B. Hendrickson
Urleans
Baker
Mergie Bisache
Fannie
James Maxwell
Comrs
31. E. Church Leach
James Bell
Shriner Milling
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Normal School
D. G. Ploutz
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Lancaster County Institute
Htte
Clemson
Brook Boyle
Laura A. Clemson
All Place
Engler
Mehrings
Bruceville
Mehring
Lutherville Seminary
Florence A. Bostion
Ulzzie Sager
Pleasant Bol
Bam
Bam's
Y. P.8
GC. E. Society
Sam's Creek Church
Aedland
Zmory Grove
C. O. Bean
John E. Thompson
Ninth Street
Maurice Thompson
Hmiss
Lillie Sosmer
Montgomery Harris
Pearl Bolland
D. H. Best
Fyosizeey Bangaing
D. H. Bzsis
Norts Mahket Street
Ail Wool
Persd
Perzd
Peryd Be
Pera
C. E. Come
Mullgrix & Kempax
Merket Street
Gent
Meio
Kem
John Sendrickson
Betlee
Jory Heintrotson
P. V. Staub
California Prones
BK. V. Straus
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Doll Brothers
BarbRs Racers
Ricks, Rices
Brussels
Dow Burorszas
Marvin
TSE Railing Grocery CO
John A. Kennedy
New Spanxe Goons
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Neidig
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Waite
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Lee
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Ras Indiage Ks
Patie Boon
Ruduck & Neldig
A. T. Bice
BONS
A. T. Rice & Sone
Frederick, A
James E. Walker & CO
Walebh & SO
Trey Ase
Bockler
Brirt WA
Jas. E. Waxzie
Noab, E. “Cramer
Noe E. Cramer
GALE
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Bsscond Street
Ilirbe Belotains
Frederick Ee Woodsboro
Noah B. Okamee
First National
George H. Wiener
Cadez
Thomas & Clary
G. Thomas
N. Clary
Bral Estate and Loan
Middletown
Second Street
Aargain
Satis
Maccie
Sid Lace
B. Church
Lown
Mortease
Attorneys- T-Law
Dorsey Etchison
Menissun Geoma
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