Weekly News touts value and features for Frederick and Victoria
The Weekly News markets its twelve page issue as excellent value with abundant local and general news. It highlights departments like the Market Scribe and Girl About Town, plus a Martha McC Williams story and Captain Kilmer's Those Wild Apaches. It also notes an International Sunday School lesson and farm household dairy and livestock content with illustrations, alongside spring advertising from local merchants. Financial notices include bank statements and loan offerings from Citizens National Bank and Frederick Go. Nat'l Bank, with various trustees and announcements listed.
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Frederick
Victoria
Martha McC. Williams
Captain Kilmer
Fox Nxwa
Pew
BRIEF BITS Of 2nd General Interest Items
A musical bicycle tunes as it rides. The Marquessa of Dufferin presides over a Bristol England celebration of Cabots 400th discovery anniversary. 118000 women stenographers earn about 60000000 yearly. Cumberland forms a 60000 capital company to deal in trait. Fish begin biting in Warm Weather. An exchange recalls a pneumonia case in the West. Canal repairs near Cumberland to Harper’s Ferry progress. Board of Control and Review meet in Csicctin and Mt. Pressant. Woodeboro next. Middletown orchestra concert at Boonsboro Opera House. Miss Marian Smith of Frederick to recite. Philadelphia signs “He Made Ps”. a barber shop in the same city bears “G Washington Smith, Torserial Abastoir.” The inventor of the conc abaped glass temper squeezer made 50000, offered 160000 for four other similar inventions.
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Bartheay
Marquessa of Dufferin Tan
Bristol
England
North America
Cabots
Cumberland
Harper's Feny
Board of Control and Review
Csicctin
Mt. Pressant
Woodeboro
Middletown
Boonsboro Opera House
Marian Smith
Frederick
Philadelphia
Game City
G. Washington Smith
Rafely
Personal notices from Adamstown and Frederick
Florence Eline of Adamstown left yesterday for Westminster to visit friends. Oscar H. Candler of Offutt Tennessee and former Frederick resident is visiting the city. Markwood D Harp of Myerton County, brother of Beno Harp, will move his family to Frederick about April 1 and reside in Rev. George Nixdoi s house on West Second Street.
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Florence Eline
Adamstown
Westminster
Oscar H. Candler
Offutt
Tennessee
Frederick
Markwood D. Harp
Myertons
Beno
Harp
George Nixdoi
Second Street
Myersville Electric Road stock drives local effort
Frederick investors and county residents push for the Middletown to Myersville electric road. Committee members report $13 000 sold in the upper county and seek $7 000 more to reach 20 000. if Frederick stock rises, the project gains momentum. A Mt Pleasant survey hints the Middletown route may bypass Middletown, risking local support.
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Myersville
Frederick
Reno
Harp
George W. Wachtel
George D. Toms
John C. Leatherman
Charles W. Joheson
G. Dallas Gaver
Middletown
Myerambe
Myerstlile
Ooter
Plummer
Mt Pleasant
Middetown
Frederick and
Myeraville
Middle
Tlan
Last YMCA Course Bids Farewell With Temple Quartette
The City Opera House hosted the Temple Quartette Concert Company in the final YMCA Course event. Notables included E. Bullock, F. Webber, Robert Brace, B. G. Willard, and Katharine Ridgeway. Encores featured Old Kentucky Home and Nursery Rhymes as Ridgeway drew repeated calls.
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City Opera House
Temple Quartette
E. Bullock
EF. Webber
Robert Brace
B. G Willard
Katharine Ridgeway
Mr. Bullock
Mr. Webber
Bruce
Willard
Misa Katharine Ridgeway
Quartette
Gomridea
Gong
Mr. Bruce
Quarrete
Jack Horner
Caldicott
Miss Ridgeway
Astron
Temple Quarette
Erie Coxard
the Talking Woman
Hymeneal Celebrations Mark Quiet Maryland Weddings
A home wedding at Major Darlis residence unites Miss Lula Lightfoot and Elmer Penn with Rev. Marsh officiating. The couple receive guests at a sumptuous dinner and later a Ridgeville reception. Penn and Miss Lightfoot plan to live in Germantown Maryland. Cards announce Miss Mary Berths Thomas to Edgar R. Nicodemus on March 24 at Trinity Reformed Church Adamstown. George B. Bimpson and Fannie P Starr wed quietly at Cabin House parlor with Rev E R Eschbach. Charles Edward Kinna and Florence V Stevens marry at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Rev Luther Kubiza.
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Darlis
Lula Lightfoot
Elmer Penn
Ridgeville
Marsh
M. E. Church
Sesson
Katie
Archibald Day
Major Davis
Ja. Lightfest
Elmer Day
Charles Becraft
Edward Browning
T. Peon
Annie Nelson
Oliver Merrick
Harry
Edward Day
Wm. Hood
Haute Hilleary
Dora Lewis
Letters From The People Deny Knight Of St Augustine Defaltion
A letter defends John Hill treasurer of the Knights of St Augustine in this county from a $1000 defalcation charge. The writer urges patience, asserts accounts will show Hill’s innocence, and criticizes sensational reports in The News and Baltimore papers.
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John Hill
Tom
Harry
Knights of St. Augustine
Bill
Ozsz Wee
Yankee Sullivan Pictured In Aged Daguerreotype Spotlight
The Baltimore American runs a featured image of Yankee Sullivan the era’s boxing king from 1815 to 1849. It recalls his Point of Rocks bout with Tom Hyer in winter 1849 for ten thousand dollars and other famed clashes, noting Sullivan’s notoriety and a vigilante death in San Francisco.
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Point of Rock
Baltimore American
Sullivan
J.C. Henmersey
Sorta Butte
Mont
Boston
Yankee Sullivan
Tom Hyer
Point of Rocks
County
Corbett-Fizsimmona
John Heenan
Bottoz Four Corners
Bullivan
San Francisco
Firemen's Convention Arrangements At Annapolis Meet
The State Convention of Ireneans in Annapolis on Wednesday June 9 seeks success with a nearly ready official program. Contests for prizes will be fairer as contestants now wear long trousers leather shoes and long sleeves, ending the era of varied costumes. Transportation firms will cut fares for attendees.
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Irenen
Annapolis
Cfurts
Ania
Johnsons Move to New East Street Mansion
Mr and Mrs Bazer Johnson relocate from East Church Street to the Johnson family mansion on East Second Street which Mr Bazer Johnson recently purchased.
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Mrs Bazer Johnson
East Church Street
Johnson
East Second Street
Mr. Bazer Johnson
Volunteers Build Membership and Plan Summer Program
US A reports continued enlistment to reach 250 members by May 1. The gymnasium committee meets tomorrow to advance plans for a summer absence. President Eichelberger appoints Travis Thomas John Haller Dr Goodell and Prof Appis to the committee. Gym classes rehearse for an Opera House charity event and Friday lyceum readings include Frank Dixon Zellers Lester Smith with a debate on whether United States senators should be elected by popular vote.
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Eichelberger
Messrs
Travis Thomas
John Haller
Goodell
Appis
Opera House
Lyceum Ises
Frank Dixon
Crazies Zellers
Lester Smith
Revolvec
United States
Henry H Abbott
George O. Rhoads
E. L. Leonhard
G. Roger Wickham
Temperance Meeting at Buckeystown Church
The Buckeystown P W C E held a temperance meeting in the church led by Miss Meegle Tevenner. Members spoke with enthusiasm and J Engelbrecht from the Frederick temperance committee attended and offered remarks. The note adds that the United States Treasury now holds about 2,600,000 in gold stored in tin vaults.
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vPro
P. 8.C.E of
Buckeystown
Meegle Tevenner
The
Frederick Society
Adtilions of
Guild
United States
City Aldermen Approve Bills and Rebates in Regular Session
City board met in regular session. most members present except Poole. Bills approved include Kabm & Do 1036 Atlantic Refining 1260 PL Beegar 2173 and others. many others referred to claims committee. Reports from Market Master Stall and City Register Nisdorff reviewed receipts and city spending. crossings planned for East Second and Third streets. repairs and rebates authorized for real estate taxes and city clock repairs.
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Seston
Mr. Poole
Kabm & Do
Atlantic Refining Company
Beegar
M. EL Gettsrdanner
Kellar, Newman & Co
Geo. W. Brengle
Borthern
L. M. Store
Southern
Committee On
Wm & Miler & Co
Great Southern Printing Co
B. Ebert & Sons
Baughman Bros
Frederick Brick Works
Keller, Newman & Co
A. G. Quyon
City Opera
East Second
J. @. Markey
M. E. Getzendanner
Death toll and obituaries from Frederick county area
Rev. Jesse R. Fox prominent German Baptist minister of Beaver Dam died at Leichesburg aged 76 years 8 months 25 days. Funeral held at Beaver Dam with interment in Beaver Dam graveyard. Anthony J. Kimmel son of late Gen Anthony Kimmel died near New London aged 70. Widow Minnie Morgan and five children survive. Funeral from his home with interment at family burying ground. Infant William Jennings Bryan Kreb son of Mr and Mrs T C Kreb died aged 7 months. services at home and Mt Olivet Cemetery. John Gault formerly of the county died at Montevue Hospital aged elderly. to be buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Anthony J. Kimmel
Anthony Kimmel
New London
Minnie Morgan
Frederick
Prathy J
Mary
T. Morgan
Michael
Nellie M
Kimmel
Princeton College
University of Virgiais Law School
William Jennings Bryan Kreb
T.C Kreb
E. R. Eschbach
Mt. Olivet
FL Obendorfer
John Gault
Montevue Hospital
Fitzsimmons Defeats Corbett in Fourteenth Round Fight
In Carson City the public awaited the official bulletin of the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout. Fitzsimmons won in the fourteenth round after a left hand blow near the heart dropped Corbett. Corbett sank unconscious as supporters cried out amid cheers for the winner.
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Frederick
Sud
Carter
Corbett
Crone to Face Hearing on Wife Beating Charges
Crone Blas W arrested by County Constable Simpson for wife beating and threatening to shoot his wife. He reportedly has two wives and beat both, with Wife No 1 showing years of injuries and Wife No 3 subjected to a Sunday assault. He will be tried on the beating charge and alleged gambling, with a hearing this afternoon before Magistrate Bleer.
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Fred
Blas W. Crone
Simpson
Bleer
Crone
Wife No. 3
Venerable Visitor from Springfield Visits Frederick Birthplace
Mr. D. G. Kalb of Springfield, born 1815 in Frederick, visits his birthplace and a photo is taken of the house on Patrick Street. He helped establish an Item in Rochester and attended McKinley’s inauguration, presenting a gavel made partly from treson land and Lincoln street materials. He plans to travel to London County, Ya, to see old friends.
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D. G. Kalb
Springfild
Frederick
Kalb
Patrick Street
Lewis
Clingan
Virginis
Rechester
Hechester
Springfield
Ealb
Robert Lincoln
McKinley
Abraham Lincoln
Byerly
Wil
T West
London County
Fresh Fish Market Ad Promises Low Prices in Frederick MD
Local notice urges customers to buy fresh shad buck shad herring sock pike and perch from J Beckley and A L Hithess head quarters for fresh fish. It touts low market prices and daily arrivals plus cash sales and delivery in town. The Singer Manufacturing Co moves sewing machine rooms to 73 N Market opposite City Hall Frederick Md offering lines of sewing machines with monthly EZ payments.
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Potomac
Prima
J. Beckley
Singer Manufacturing Company
N. Market
Frederick
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