The Warner News Week in Review and Advertisements
The Warner News promises a lively twelve page issue with Tax News not daily and features by Mary Jace and Market Scribe. It highlights short stories poems and miscellaneous notes, plus a robust list of new advertisements from Ginn ton OC Browning C C Carty and others, including dress goods and building firms.
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Warner News
Mary Jace
Tom P. Morgan
George L. Kilmer
Sumter
Frederick
Oo Ginnton
Browning
C.C. Carty
A. Hemsburg
Besant & Knott
Geo
F. Thomas
Ry Goods
John Hendrekedn
Todock & Neidig
Jes
E. Walzer & Co Frederick Bld
J. C. Hardt
Prest- le
Wr. Morrison
Wim. Morrison
Preat
Circuit Court Criminal Docket Calls Several Cases
The Circuit Court convened with Judges Lynch and Henderson. The State v Dorsey for carrying concealed weapons sent to jail thirty days. Franklin Frankhauser for assault and battery fined 10 dollars and costs. David Mercer found not guilty of deserting his wife. John Thomas Davis found guilty of assault and battery and jailed thirty days. John Keller found guilty and fined 19 dollars and costs. James W. Kohl found guilty of larceny and sent to the penitentiary for one year. Court adjourned until tomorrow at 9:20 AM.
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Lynch and
Henderson
Henry Dorsey
Traverger
Agelnat Franklin Prankhauser
David W. Mercer
John Thomas Davis
John Keller
Costa
James W. Kohl
Antil
Feathers Dump Sparks Turnpike Nuisance Prosecution
A load of feathers and other refuse was dumped on the Jefferson turnpike about a half mile beyond the city limits, creating a public nuisance. The drifting feathers frightened horses and risked runaway accidents. turnpike officers warn they will prosecute the responsible party and urge removal of the refuse.
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Jefferson Turnpike
Turnpike Company
Rochelle Renard Company Performs At Opera House In Fine Style
The Rochelle Renard Company presented In this Power at the Opera House last evening to a larger audience than present. The orchestra delivered a descriptive piece The Advent of Spring which described the season in vivid scenes and drew much applause and favorable comment.
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Rochelle Renard
Opera House
Ashes of Late Buchanan Dall Being Interred
Mr H B Anderson and Mrs E D Anderson of Frederick county are in Hagerstown to receive the ashes of the late Buchanan Dall who died recently in San Francisco. His remains were cremated and the ashes have been sent for interment.
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H. B. Anderson
E. D. Anderson
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Buchanan Dall
San Francisco
The Jury's Verdict in a Market District Murder
The coroner's jury reconvened in New Market to hear testimony in the case of Charles Smith shot Monday evening by Owen Bowie and dying Tuesday. The jury found Smith died from a near shot inflicting mortal wound. Bowie remains at large as authorities search Nice Mile Woods and the B&O line. Smith gave a dying statement denying an alleged poisoning plot, asserting Bowie had accused him of planning harm.
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Lyrander Etchison
New Market District
New Market
Charlea Smith
Owen Bowie
Calvin Wachter
Frank Cato
Biram We
Constebie Richiton
Smith
Ad Nevar
Maryland Temperance League Holds 24th Annual Convention
The Maryland State Temperance League opened its twenty fourth annual convention at St John’s Independent Methodist Church in Baltimore with a strong turnout of supporters. Rev Dr Wilson urged Christian principles in the fight against the saloon, calling it a foe to virtue and a menace to citizenship while detailing its harmful effects on homes and children. The program included recitations by Edith G Holbert Ada Mosher a prayer by Rev C H Richard and choir music led by Mrs Stephen Steinmulier.
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Maryland State Temperance League
St. John’s
Washington
Antifalcon League
Dr. Wilson
Sssson
Stigmot Comtent
Edith G. Holbert
Ada Mosher
C. H. Richard
Stephen Steinmulier
Frederick Branch Marplach Game and Fish meeting report
A Frederick Branch meeting at the Y M C A discussed a new constitution and by laws to govern the association. Twenty five deputy game wardens for Frederick County were approved and will be sent to Dr Massimore for appointment. The executive committee was reorganized with Dr William G McComas and others as members.
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Frederick
Marplach Game and Fish Protective Association
Y.M.C. A
Gevero
Frederick County
Massimore
State Association
William G. McComas
Wilbur Duvall
Robert L. Lorentz
Thoms Schley
Carper Qlynn
C. A. Smith
Emanuel P. Maniz
Mail coach route change to Jefferson and Frederick
Coach Line to Jefferson and Frederick announces a shift from mail carrier duties. Mr Samuel A Gregg, eight year mail car rier, will discontinue carrying the mail but operate a daily special coach between the two cities, departing Jefferson by seven and arriving Frederick at eight. He will leave Frederick after three and carry the Daily News, with headquarters at City Hotel and a Jefferson telephone number 1703 for prompt service.
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Jefferson
Samuel A. Gregg
Frederick
Gregg
City
Letter From Judge Lynch on Local Option in Frederick County
At a Maryland State Temperance League meeting in Baltimore a letter from Judge John A. Lynch of Frederick was read about local option in parts of Frederick County. He says local option has done a great deal of good in this and Montgomery counties and that he has always voted in favor when given the chance.
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Judge Lynch
Maryland State Temperance League
Baltimore
John A. Lynch
Frederick
Frederick County
Ue Robe
Montgomery
Llave
Planks Carried Away By Flood Waters On Market Street
Three large planks were swept from the gutter in front of the Etchison building on South Market Street as heavy rain swelled Carroll Creek. The fast current carried the boards far downstream.
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Etchison
South Market Street
Prominent Farmer Criticizes Bad Road To Montegue Hospital
A well known local farmer told Tam News yesterday that county officials neglect have caused the road from the city to Montegue Hospital to fall into bad condition. He recalls the road as a model during Luther Derr’s tenure and urges continued tramp labor to repair mud holes and restore county pride and utility.
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Iza
Tam News
Monteque Hospital
Counsty
Luther Derr
Monterue
Board of Charity and Correction
Monteyne Farm
Frederick County
Give Frederick Fire Alarm System To Brave Firemen
Letters from the people urge the city to install a fire alarm system for the Frederick fire department. The writer praises firefighters for risking lives to save property, notes their pay and hose issues, and argues the small $100 cost is worth ensuring quicker alerts and safer streets. They urge aldermen to approve the system now.
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Frederick
Ladies Auxiliary Tanberry fete dates set for May
The Ladies Auxiliary fixed May 25 26 and 27 for a tanberry fete to be held in Junior Hall with Frik Belect Orchestra to provide music and a different program each evening. Wheal Club met and set Friday at 6 30 on North Market at res pitch for drill under rule signals. All members should attend. caps ordered and names can be left with W W Saunders.
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Frik 'Belect Orchestra
Association Wheal
North Market
Respike
W. W. Saundera
Local Return Highlights Bisonville Native’s Travel Home
Personal notice notes Mr Mshlon Staley and family of Bisonville Ohio returning home after 26 years away in the West. He is pleased by city changes and improvements and brings Tre Wewa to stay informed on the future welfare of his old county.
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Mshlon Staley
Bisonville
Ohio
Bisley
West
Tre Wewa
Amtive
Remembering John Nelson in national capitol debate
A reader urges that John Nelson be remembered in the discussion to place in the National Capitol the states of two Marylanders. Nelson was recognized nationwide as a brilliant ornament of the American bar, and his name is linked with many famous legal successes.
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Baltimore Sun
John Nelson
National Capitol
Edwards Charged With Arson In Potomac County Fire
George W Edwards his brother Henry Edwards and two sisters Josephine Tuesday night were arrested and charged with arson for burning a dwelling house owned by Mr Friz Herzog near Potomac County on Saturday night last They deny any knowledge of the crime preliminary hearing pending proceedings
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George W. Edwards
Henry Edwards
Josephine
Friz Herzog
Potomac
Maryland Division L. A. W. awards state meet to Frederick
The Maryland Division L. A. W. met at the Maryland Bicycle Club in Baltimore with Conwsy W. Sams presiding and Wilam Watkins as secretary. On motion by Howard F. Williams the state meet was unanimously awarded to Frederick. Dates given were July 2, 9 and 5.
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Frederick
Maryland
Maryland Bicycle Club
Baltimore
Conwsy W.sams
Wilam
Watkins
Howard F. Williama
State Health Board Holds May Westminster Meeting
The State Board of Health will hold its May meeting in Westminster today with Dr. John 8. Fulton, secretary of the Board, busy preparing for what is expected to be an interesting session. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as unequaled in merit, sales, cures with no substitute.
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State Health Board
State Board of Health
Westminster
John 8. Fulton
Hood
Dwelling Burns Near Woodsboro In Overnight Fire
A two story frame house owned by Daniel J. Eyler near Woodsboro burned between eleven and twelve last Tuesday night, destroying the structure and most furnishings. The family escaped through flames. loss estimated at 1000 for the building and 350 for the barn. Fire covered by insurer F Granville Thomas for 835 and furniture insured 850. House stood about two hundred yards from LeGore Station, north of Woodsboro.
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Daniel J. Epler
Woodsboro
F. Granville Thomas
LeGore
Brief Bits and Bizarre Local Jests From The Town
A collage of odd notices and wry quips on daily life. Snappy lines lampoon procrastination, fashion, luck at poker, street life, and oddities. Includes an auction notice for Mrs. Hedges estate and assorted wry observations on cannibals, beggars, and railway disasters.
Boy dragged under harrow in Boonsboro incident
Twelve year old Willam Holtzman son of Mr Scott Holtzzer of Boonsboro was riding a horse with his father when frightened animals dashed across a field. The boy was dragged under the harrow and badly cut about the head with the body bruised. The horses were also badly cut and the harness damaged.
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Harrow
Willam Holtzman
Scott Holtzzer
Boonsboro
Xo Uniforms Report Voted On By Junior Fire Company
At a special meeting held at the nail of the company the committee on uniforms presented a report and the members debated the subset. By vote the committee was discharged and the uniform issue appears settled for the time, including the purchase of uniforms by the company.
Adjusting Losses In Baltimore Agents Visit Frederick
Mr Fred Fickey of Baltimore insurer adjurer is in this city to adjust the loss on John Foxs outbuildings near New Market burned recently An adjuster represented here by Mr Granville Thomas is in Frederick today to handle the Rosenorr stock and building matter
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Fred. Fickey
Baltimore
Nash
Cramer
John Fox
New Merket
F. Granville Thomas
Frederick
Rosenorr
Republican Meerting Electing Delegates for State League
Captain El Frost secretary of the Frederick Republican Association called a meeting at the Association hall next Tuesday evening May 18 at 7 30 for the purpose of electing delegates and alternates to the Republican League of the State.
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Republican Meerting
el Frost
Frederick Republican Asociation
Association
Republican League
Key Monument Association Location Committee Meeting
The Key Monument Association location committee will meet at the MCA rooms Saturday at 8 PM. Heavy rain last night and this morning caused Carroll Creek to rise rapidly today.
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The
Key Monument Association
Iast
Carroll Creek
Ocean haul and civic notes across Maryland and beyond
News of the state reports a large seizure near Ocean City, plans for a Belair school addition, a Lone of Veterans encampment adjournment at Annapolis, and trials in Queen Anne's county. It notes coal shipments to Tacoma and Montreal, toll-bar rights for turnpike firms, a fatal harrow incident near Boonsboro, and oyster lot removals in Gambonge. Also listed are tax ads for 925 Cecil farms, North Kent parish synod sessions, an assault case in Queen Annes, a poisoning claim tied to ice cream, a German priest’s return from Cumberland, county money disputes over a deceased woman, Hagerstown fire department improvements, the Missouri Synod gathering in Baltimore, a convict’s death, and Spring Grove Asylum centennial ceremonies with the Medico-Psychological Association in attendance.
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Belair
Wa. Holzman
Boonsboro
Bantyrj
Gambonge
Indge
Lloyd
Captain Dean
Anne Arondel County
Diocese of Easton Tein
North Kent Parish
Ceokl
John Whitticoe
Queen Anne's
Wilmer Fora
Father F. Francis
Cumberland
Germany
Cecil
Hagerstown
Board of Trade
The
Missouri Bynod
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Insnaual
Emmanuel Church
North Caroline Street
Baltimore
John A. Caler
Maryland University Hospital
Spring Grove
American Medico-Psychological Association
Association
Frederick City Hospital Progress Report at Adjourned Meeting
An adjourned Hospital Association meeting in Frederick reports strong progress, with use of City Hall room offered for assembly space and several donors offering venues for events. A strawberry fete and a Tex Party are planned for early June, and photos of Francie Scott Key will be donated to the Key Monument Association. Next meeting set for June 1 in City Hall assembly room.
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Hospital Association
Carlin House
City Register
Fiie
Wm. A. B. Etchison
Key Monument Association
Francie Scott Key
Souvanira
Enesing
Jane
City Hall
Property Deed Transfers and Fountain News
Deed records show Cornelius J Rice and wife transferring 3 acres to Franklin B. Smith for $1. Thomas J Gonnor and wife sell land in Brunswick to James A Leatherman for $125. Wm H Stoll and wife convey 12 acres with 3 roads and 22 perches to Edward J Stall for $101. Wm A Hahn and wife sell ground in Frederick by Fish in the Fountain. Mr Howard Kusemaul, courthouse janitor, placed forty to three gold in the fountain basin yesterday. Osh animals kept for winter by private parties appear healthy and ready for broader use. Repairs to fountain figures damaged by last year’s windstorm are likely next week.
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Cornelius J Rice
Franklin B. Smith
Thomas J. Gonnor
James A. Leatherman
Brunswick
Wm. H. Stoll
Edward J. Stall
Wm. A. Hahn
Calvin A
Frederick By
Howard Kusemaul
Court House
Private crab soup offer advertised by A P Marsh
A P Marsh promotes crab soup every Friday or any time by the plate, quart, or gallon. He invites customers to enjoy the Potomac treat and suggests W T Hailer on South Market Street for the best supply, advertising bulk options by the hundred or thousand.
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A. P. Marsh
W. T. Hailer
South Market Street
New Carpet House offers fresh patterns at low prices
L E Mullinix promotes his North Market street carpet store boasting rapid sales of new carpets and matting. He urges customers not to delay as novel patterns cannot be found elsewhere and emphasizes value, styles, and quality while inviting comparison.
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L. E
North Market
Bargain Leather Goods And Apparel Saled at Low Prices
A noisy advertisement lists varied items from clothing to leather belts, parasols, lamps, and gloves with low price points. It promotes quality, assortment, and value, urging customers to compare and visit for bargains in a wide array of goods suitable for men and women.
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Oris Bay
Toursely
Feaith
N&egliger
Wrather
COKE
Westr&p
Ank
Wask
J. J. Remsburg
J. Remsburg
Pupil elocution class musical May 13 at Krieg's Hall Adamstown Md. Proceeds for Reformed Church. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Entertainmeot to benefit Reformed Church at Krieg's Hall Adamstown Md May 13.
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Mise Ettenhauer
Krieg’s Hall
Adams— Town
Reformed Church
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