Prominent Features of The Weekly News Brighten the Issue
The Weekly News showcases Julia Hawthorne's thrilling Imperial Aitions and lively cartoons, with ads from local businesses reinforcing steady growth as households nationwide adopt the paper. A pair of accidents toll at Unionville highlight rural life, including a runaway horse and damaged gear involving Rev G J Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Wennny Newa
Ti News Ag
New
D. H. Smith
Hownworths
Render & Kemp
G. J. Doll & Son
First National Bank
Thomas
L. Frank Carter
Unionville
Norman Creamery
Galt
Carter
Ranaway
Major Fogle
G. J. Banner
Liberty
Mrr
Brunswick Concert Promises Fine Philharmonic Program
The Philharmonic orchestra selects a fine program for the Brunswick concert tomorrow evening by the Band of Grace P. FE chapel at that place. A special train leaves here tomorrow afternoon via B and Oy, enabling Frederick residents to attend, with return at 1 p.m. from Hamwick. The audience is expected large, and the orchestra’s excellence guarantees a notable performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Philharmonic Orchestra
Band of Grace P. FE
Frederick
Hamwick
Feast of the Ascension Observed in Local Churches
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Ascension Day activities following Easter with references to Protestant churches and community gatherings. The text is garbled but centers on religious observance, church services, and communal participation.
Remington Typewriter Promises Faster Work for Professionals
An early advertisement extols the Remington Standard Typewriter as a solution to slow pen work. It touts speed, economies, and the device’s capacity to produce multiple copies via carbon paper, claiming users can write faster with the machine than with a pen within weeks. The piece also notes prominence in offices, schools, and fittingly positions Frederick agents and sales points.
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Aloa
Remington
Chow
Una
I Teenie
Tahia
Spd
Din VW
Frederick
Woticn
Notable Notice in New York Commerce Review
A lengthy New York commerce issue praises prominent firms including J. S. McAleer, a Water Street whiskey importer. Westminster Fire Department acquired a public sale lot near Kant Main Street for a new engine house at 61,200 dollars, fronting 72 feet with a 110 feet berth.
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New York
Tax News
Story
McAleer
Water Street
Hugh McAleer
Ray
Frederick
Westminster Fire
Kant Main
North Bred and Frederick Pets Play Ball On Monday
A brief games note reports the Borhwem Addition teams playing a ball game Monday. Batteries listed include Merth Byrd Keiler Ratery for Pew Beer and Ben, with only partial OCR readable details of the matchup and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Borhwem
Merth Byrd, Keiler and
Ratery
Receiver named for American Fraternal Circle in Baltimore
A receiver for the American Fraternal Circle has been appointed in Baltimore. The lead for the action was provided by Pigelty and Deposit Company with $700,000 involved. State Treasurer Spencer C. Jones and Edwin Warfield of Fidelity and Deposit Company in Maryland attended the assignment and transfer of city stock in trust for the company’s customers. Under the Newman bill deposits of 1 percent of capital stock must be placed with the treasurer for depositary guarantees. Fidelity has deposited $75,000. the new company is expected to comply with the requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorave Horner
Beltimore
Pigelty and Deposit Company
W Lvtog Paraone
Frederick
Aew
Spencer C. Jones
Edwin Warfield
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Newman
Fidelity
Tyst
Tax Basis Rise Sparks Washington County Controversy
The text details local incidents in Washington county including deaths Benjamin Growth and others, a court sentence for turpency, a boating drowning near Hancock, a felonious assault case in Wilson district, and a tax increase dispute over assessed values. General Douglas advised the county commissioners that notices may be invalid, risking changes to the raised tax base of about four hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Comaty
Joseph Shenk
Washington County
Smithsburg
Alvey
Harry G. Jordon
Thy
John Kuhn
Western Conference
Maryland Synod of the
Lutherly Church
Boonsboro
Benjewin Growth
Williamsport
Ohio Canal
John Long
Wilson District
Slagerstown Hall
John Woyett
Kretzer
Board of County Commission
Board of Commissioners
Douglas
Lis
Maryland News Highlights From Calvert To Baltimore
Tax collectors appointed in Calvert county and land sales near Ellicott City are noted along with a murder conviction in Bolair. A Maryland oyster inspector joins the House of Delegates member, and a public May Crowning event in Nazarene Hall is announced with local civic committees listed.
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Calvert County
Maryland
Annapolis
John Lee Carrol Han
Wathington
D. C
Elifcott City
MD. Lee
Chadlus W. Worthun
Anel Singhton
Bolair
Moura
House of Delegates
Wicomico County
John Campbell White
Howard County
Ellicott City
Henry &. Wootton
Tompkins
Brown
Treasury Department of Maryland
Wm. Unkely Haines
Baltimore City
Fouke
Weatuinator
Daantell
Snow HI
State Board of Dental Examiners
Seman
Westminster
Yeatenlay
Baltimore County
Towson
Haltmore
Canton
Canton and Polnt Breeze Railway Company and of the Baltimore, East Haltimore
North Point Railway Company
Hagerstown Court Reopens for Hann Suit over Seven-nolta
The Hagerstown docket resumed Tuesday with the case of Mary Jane Hann by Joseph Hannen against Richard Bowles and Alonso Kenner. It is a suit to recover the value of seven nolta sold, case taken from Frederick County. Jury trial requested. Attorneys Armstrong and M. J. Keedy for the State. Hf, H. Keedy, Lane and Neil for the defendants. Case still on.
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Fenteen
Hagerstown
Ctyfl
Mary Jane Hann
Joseph Hanen
Ricard Bowles
Alonso Kenner
Severnicolta
Casa
Frederick County
Armstrong
M. J. Keedy
H. Keedy
Lane
Neil
Fragmented Historic Ad Nonsense From Aged Script
A garbled OCR fragment describes ships, storms, and sea fever with references to a sturdy oak angling rod and a dragon's tail hook. It mixes weather and ocean imagery with an implausible product pitch for stomach remedies and a shoppers’ notice style muddle.
Toads and Bones in Quirky Local Chronicle
A garbled notice describes a green grocer Mr A L Kine and a peculiar toad fish tale amid a minor accident. Percy, a local tithe con of W A Hogarth, breaks a bone from a fall while De Dixon treats the fracture in Gettyhanging. An unrelated note recalls a prior collarbone injury from months ago.
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A. L. Kine
Groveryman
Armis
Wein
Percy
W. A. Hogarth
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Sovar Boxing Powpen Co
the Daily News
the Weekly News
Remington Typewriter
Honnie Wittle
C. Harry Andere
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Bonnie
Noll
Anders
Bonnie Little Nell
W. T. Delapiatne
Tak Niwa Company
Arconeala
Glac Brothers
Munteatore
South Market Street
W. W. Lease & Co
W. Patrick St
H. Smith's
North Market Street
Thomas J. Mennell
North Marketatreet. Co
Ars
News OF
West
Queen Kether Star
A. F P
A. M. Muale
Jenklaw Cornet
Laura Yowna
Jane Smith
Charlotte Davis
Isabella Carter
Lydia Brown
Martha J. Davis
Mardane Hall
George Herbert
Gutaine
Mallway
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Bud Ut Steiner
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Bardets
Soconts
Beluer Bros. Drug Store
Kemp
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Paris
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Jesse Barker
Humboldt
Kansas
G.G. Green
Woodbury
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Cain
Hngum
Fmullion
Raab Wais Aero
Tguailene Eseorlient
Iran
Caliewrhill St
Fcare
Tuat
C.c. Cary
Gale
N.rj. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Rastpatiice Street
Privet
A. R. Yeakle
Wastuxarox
Fieseen
Jome
Duisorder
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Athens
Estey Organs
ET Music
Bower
QIN Bros. "S
Donth Market Btrest
Sar Pee Pete
Rosenstock Brothers
Aenau
Iain Price
Tchison
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Frederick, Wd
Veges
Edward Hewes
the, Peace
Court, Street
Citizen Offics
Frederick, MD
Ian
Dancree
Heal Liab
Rervaus Seigier
Ayer Watts
Vicoroue
Shires
Thomas I Manupact'g Co
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Ripans
Ereet
Iron King
Cronk
Tong
Ani To
Eae Sethe
Ty Reok Vibe
Eny
Tom
Ting
Frederick Stove
Aol
Reet Patrick Street
D. Thomas & CO
Gorton
Ran Ra
Correspondenne
Archte
William A. Ebert
Houth Market Strest
Frederick, Maartlad
Rigas
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