Weakly News previews grand world events and local ads
The issue promises extensive reading from church conferences to political visits and coronations, with serialized stories and military history. It highlights a packed advertisements page featuring Trepassa Notice, various merchants, and seasonal specials, inviting readers to a second read and family circle entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata
Tau Nova Clore
Gaoueas
Lacs
Quay
AlcKinley
Moscow
Alice E. Ives
Geo. L.hilmer
Fair Oake
Cold Harbor
Battle of
Memphile
State Board of Education Meets at Normal School
News of the state reports the first meeting of the state board of education held at the Normal school. Other items include a jur y restoring Charles D Bowdler to manage his Talbot county estate and Tesac Hirsch elected to Cumberland city council amid a deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Normal School
Gaarles D. Bowdler
Talbot County
Tesac Hirsch
Cumberland
Keely Institute
Calvert County
Apper Marlboro
Prince George's
Harris Brown
Carrol
Brown
Traction Company
Baltimore
Worcester County
Ocean City
Henry Evans, Jr
Baltimore Pressed Tin’ Works
Bia
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs and Visits
Kate McPherson Hunter returns from New York. Mrs Thomas Harwood and Miss Nobls Harwood visit in Washington. Mas. B. T. Stainton returns to Frederick after a visit to Pennsylvania. Mrs D. M. Scholl on a visit to Walkersville. Frank Willie, freight brakeman, falls from a Baltimore and Ohio train near Mt. Airy, fractured tibia and sent home. Edward Brooks, 20, son of James, struck by eastbound B&O train at Point of Rocks. skull fracture and internal injuries. transported to Brenawick. recovery unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate McPherson Hunter
New York
Thomas Harwood
Nobls Harwood
Washington
T. Stainton
Frederick
Pennsylvania
D. M. Scholl
East Patrick Street
Walkersville
County
Frank Willie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Airy
Annapolis Junction
Edward Brooks
James Brooke
Brant Wick
Baltimore and Ohio Eailread
Point of Rocks
Sieep
Brenawick
Hodges
Illa
Prison Conditions Report From Maryland Institutions
A report from G. Gribis and Rev Louis Zichman details a Maryland Prisoners' Aid Association visit to the Frederick area. It notes low prisoner counts at the House of Correction, the Montevue Hospital system for tramps, calls for a separate building for colored inmates, and a new hospital expansion. The fifth floor hospital is praised while overcrowding in the colored department is highlighted with demand for a passenger elevator. On visit day 240 inmates were housed, including 133 in confinement. 158 were male, 82 female, 15 children, and 15 tramps, with many from other counties and some game convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes - E
G. Gribis
Wew Maryland Prisoners’ A'd Association
Aed
Louis Zicshan
Pec- Hoz
Falls
Almahorses
Carerell
Waellertor
Frederick
Mortgomery Counties
Trey
Ferbdshick
CNTE
Frederick Coudy
House of Correction
Montevue Hospital
Fomatea
Ineaac
Week Market Notes Deer Poor Day Except Peak Season
Market report describes Thursday as generally weak except in peak season with abundant summer vegetables and moderate prices. Fresh country peas cost 90 cents a peck. string beans 50 cents. tomatoes stable. rhubarb, strawberries plentiful with prices 6 to 10 cents per box. cherries 5 to 10 cents per quart. spring chickens fair supply. oxheart and other fruits near seasonal shift. pineapples entering the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhubard
Court reports and releases in several estate matters
Cav eats to wills and court filings list real estate sales and personal property transactions in the Samuel Wilson Santa He Gray and other estates. Executorships of Laura E. Gray and William Clay are noted with first accounts, distributions, and releases of executors and administrators. A farm find describes a hen s eye length and an oddly formed second egg with attached yolk inside a separate shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clay
William Clay
Oprah Arnold
Lydie Sig‘let
Florence Whip
Isabeils Wade
Minvile Kimmell
Joan
Amos Whip
Martin Arnold
John
Rhoderick
Montongua Springs
Medal Awarded To Local Pool Champion at The Buffalo
Harry Smith received the handsome gold medal offered by Mr C M Hauer for the city and county champion pool player. Hauer presented the trophy at The Buffalo last evening, with an appreciative response from Smith. It is probable Hauer will stage another series of sporting events in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
C. M. Hauer
Buffalo
Hauer
Smith
Hager Wii
A Bad Fracture Reported in Yellow Syringe County
The 10 year old son of Mr. Robert D. Eston of Yellow Syringe County suffered a severe fracture above the ankle when a telephone pole slipped and struck his right leg. Dr. T. E. R. Miller of Lew town provided surgical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbert D. Eston
T. E. R. Miller
Lewtown
Local vendor promotes Victor Remedies booth at park entrance
In the Ottawa Kansas Republican issue from May 3 a Frederick dealer, Dr Fahrney, advertises a line of Victor Remedies. He sets up a booth near the park entrance and will distribute sample bottles to attendees among offerings including Victor Liver Syrup and Victor Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Republican
P. D. Fahrney
Frederick, dL
Victor Ratedies
Victor Liver
Letters From The People On Church Land Dispute
The letter discusses the Glade Church property, trustees, and efforts to move a house of worship from Walkersville to the village. It explains incorporation under state law, the role of consistory, graves protection, and the community’s desire to serve regional interests while honoring forefathers. The piece argues moving the church serves convenience and worship spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheech
Ateuyze
Eddard Texews
Fae
Chares
Bet
Lam
Deingey
House of Worship
Marpland
Reformed Church of the
Sdom S
Samaria
M. GU
Baseball game results and local club notes
The Crickets defeated Frederick Jantora 14 to 4 yesterday at the old grounds after a delayed start. Esterly held the Crickets for two innings, Freshman pitched for the Crickets, and Bennett’s backstop work stood out. The Crickets wore caps gifted by the Biar Tobacco Company. Also reported: Kidd Baseball Club of Centinelle updates uniforms and gear, aims to play nearby clubs, manager George W. Young. A separate score recounts a Snow Balls vs Never Sweats game ending 101 to 100 in favor of the Snow Balls, with James Hann praised for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jantora
Esterly
Bennett
Biar Tobacco Company
Civic
Tori
Hooper
Haller
Easterly
Fleshman
Brust
Moberly
Kidd
Centinelle
J. Reach
Philadelphia
Eix
George W. Young
Urbana
New Market Club
Mt. Plessant
Hidd’s
Mt. Pleasant
Mapeger Young
Hagerstown
Sina Shing Tessy
Xecerick Ane Balliste
Fredericks
McDevitt and King
Schull
Off to Baltimore Prominent Officials Visit Frederick
The Mayor and a committee of prospects cities met to discuss a proposed expedition to Baltimore. They claim no cost to Frederick citizens and highlight plans for a water pipeline from Bellevue farm to supply the units with mountain water. A personal interview with Usptala Bond and the Adjutant General is anticipated to yield favorable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Heescampment
Los Aspiant Gecera
Weber Fork Boers
Bellevue
Mads
Board of
Alser
Usptala Bond
Assault on Socks Prompts Local Arrests in Brunswick
Lewis Socks, a young peddler, survived a brutal assault in Brunswick last Saturday night with a broken jaw and other injuries. Two attackers were arrested and heard before Justice Barnard. they were held on $300 bail for August court. Bail was set for C. Robinson, who was jailed. Socks belongs to several secret orders, including the Odd Fellows. Brunswick votes on $15,000 in water works bonds at a special election tonight, with debate over revenue, sinking fund, and taxation. Miss Frances Haller of Baltimore won $1,040 against administrator William Householder in a Hagerstown nursing claim case for two years of care before Gelwicks’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Socks
Brunswick
D . Barnard
C. Robinson
Socks
Odd Fellowes
Stacawick
Onere
Miss Halier
Frances ¥. Haller
Baltimore
Hagerstown
William Householder
J. M. Gelwicks
Miss Helier
J. M. Gelwicka
Harbaugh and Warner wed in simple ceremony
Local notices report Jacob Harbaugh of near Euclid and Annie Warner of Pleasant Valley wed Thursday. Additional marriages include Charles D Clark of Columbus Ohio and Anna M Koogie of Myersville. May 26 ceremony noted. commencement reminders announce Woman's College exercises June 7 to 11 with various events and final address by Rev Dr W C Schaeffer. A local ordinance now requires bicycles to have a lamp and bell. Bicycle shop ads promote lamps and bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbaugh
Warrde
Jacob Harbaugh
Euclid
Annie Warner
Pleasant Valley
Chapna—Koogle
I. St Myerarlie
Thia County
Rev
Byrd
Charles D. Clark
Columbus, O
Mise
Anna M. Koogie
John Koogie
Myersville
Woman's College
Evangelical Reformed Church
W.C. Schaeffer
Chamberaburg
Buxton Assault Case Spreads Uncertainty in Gaithersburg
The Buxton family assault near Gaithersburg prompts State's Attorney Kilgour to press for a countywide reward to spur renewed investigation. Police note possible motive and potential involvement of a white suspect, with preliminary inquiries planned in Galthernburg. A remedy note suggests coffee to mask onion odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton
Gaithersburg
Roe
Garfield Hoeplts
J Weil
Safle
Peeterdsy
Buz’us
Nese
Kigour
Kruour
Neale
Kilgour Fsvore
Colter
Galthernburg
Local ads and music shops vie in a 1896 festival town
A jumble of ads promotes a strawberry festival with 10 cent admission at Junior Hall and band benefits, bicycle rentals and fancy music goods at Wilcoxon’s palace, and late 19th century financialities. It mentions Allen G. Quynn Co, Frederick Building Association starting stock, and J W L Casty as secretary, with H E Wilcoxon and John C Hardt as names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Casty
Frederick County National Bank
John C. Hardt
Prices in May Spark August Deals for CHO:OR Goods
A terse market note lists August price moves for CHO:OR items, highlighting new summer deres stock and favorable pricing from manufacturers. It signals a broad goods sale with sharp offers, underscoring value to buyers.
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Bat Eee
NasgInstox
D. C
Filey Clearing
Colder
W.L. Moozz
Westher
Snreen Beat & Kepler
P. L. Hargett & Co
Miller
Fred'k J. Middletown BR
Mineral Water Co
C. C. Carty
Beasnt & Roott
Berring and Mackerel
Sack
D. Maniz
Treapasa
W.H. Adame
Carmel Church
Harper Whiskey
Diffendall & Co
M. H. Copp
G. G. Carty
Smith Mpg
Renner& Kemp
R. L. Polk & Co
Cos
Wood
Zeller, Newman & Co
P. Kris, Best & Kepler
Wee Oht Hendrickson
Maalin Underwear
Jas, E. Walker & Co
Rodock & Neldig
Sun Miniiinix & Kemp
News OF the State
Lnterest
Monee
YUE Hospital
Ned
TNS News
Age Seerere
Wibiabee
Ier
Fite Tree Express
Fthenicasite
Iessa
Ase Ball
Hood
Promspect
Adj. Geo
Jane
Blue Ridge Mountain
Hamill
George Hamill
Morris
Emmitsburg
Californis Fig Syrup Company
Buxtiga
Partn
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Idenlor Bstl
Toerday
Janior Hall
G. Edward Myera
Suppington’s
Smith's Temple of Fancy
H. E. Wilcoxom
Birely
Palace of Music
Bonga
H. E. Wilcoxon
Saat In
New
Sa. H. E. Wilcoxon
Palace of Matic
Matic
SN HN Hendrickson
Mqdel
FUHNI
Siebes
Soc
Joan Hex Drickson
F. V. Staub
F. V. Stars
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
North Market
Strat Mparrines
Taaw Jvlaatiunge
P&b
Oder
Doz Brora
Potomac Herring
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Wave Office
Jas, EL
Wauszn
Eaay Ter
GEO
Doll’s
C. D. Don
J. F. Eisenbauer
Joot
Marvin
Eisenhause
A. B. Hargett
A. B. Hazestr
Ockkt Spock
Bartholomay Brewing Co
Marzen Rese
Theragwa John 4
LPP
Our
West Petrie and
Teingraps
Mephena da
Fretorisk
Kepler
Karras
Noeth Mare
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mou & Kur
Bodook
Neidig
Roce & Neldig
Drees
Ceek
Med
Syaret
Pearuy
Theakston
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. T. Ruz & Son: Funeral Directore
James B. Walker
O. J. X. Walker & CO
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