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Kilmer Telle
Confederats Attary
Richmond Howitzers
Atert
Michael
Thomas Brag
D. Shriner
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Organ theft disrupts Deerfield church services
In Deerfield a United Brethren church contends with an organ theft after trustees locked the door for safety. On a Sunday night the organ was carried up the aisle toward the pulpit as congregants left to pray, sparking alarm among members and prompting debate over church security.
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Deerfield
United Brethren
Rhoda
Lottie Matthews
Claes
Thurmont
John Lantz
Aturmont
George H. Bossard
Zon, Oward
Catoctin Furasca
Iis
8. P. Bua
Election echoes show Maryland results and party splits
Maryland returns put Philip Lee Goldsborough ahead for comptroller by 272 and Allen Rutherford for clerk of the Court of Appeals by 7 762. Senate stands 18 Republicans and 14 Democrats with a possible tie in Talbot. joint ballot favors Republicans by 8 votes to Democrats 52. New senators include Dick in Allegany and Parzel in Calvert. The board of return judges in Frederick reports counts but will not finalize until evening, with Emmitsburg disputed. The overall count preserves the prior election table outcomes.
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Lee Goldsborough
the Treasury of
Maryland
Allen Rutherford
Court of Appeals
Senate
Talbot
Getter
Washington County
Newton
Cook
Lezia'aive
Somers
Caroline
John GC. Motter
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Clayton O. Keedy
Lowndes
Horat
Motter
Keedy
Board of Return
Court House
Emmitsburg
John
Greve
Esognate
Sherri
Emmitsberg
Ile Te
Suetefioed
Obituary notices and funerals readers in local column
Jeremiah Martin aged 65 dies after illness at home in Bruce Heights. Funeral at St John's Greager-town Tuesday at 11. Mrs Zimmerman and Mrs Krise survive. Buried in adjacent cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Director Leather Creager led services. Also reports death of Mr Pouteger Dosey at New Market from heart trouble. Funeral tomorrow at 2 from home, burial in cemetery. John Henry Stitely dies in Centerville at 72 from blood poisoning. Interment in Rocky All cemetery. Mrs Hoover Smits and Mrs Greaser noted. Mrs Barber of New Market dies aged 84. Sister to Mr Bevans.
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Loys
Jerry Martte
Frank Martin
John Martin
Jon Brower
Scenic Diffendal
Ross Martin
Frank & Martin
Leather Creager
Thermont
Feneral
Pottingre
Pouteger
New Market
Doreey
Weney Stitely
John Henry Stitely
Centerville
Recky All
Mer. Hoover Smits
Rooster
J. Marsna
Washington
John Bevans
Fort Hene presented by Long Brothers at City Opera House
A large audience welcomed a five act military drama Made line of Fort Hene by Long Brothers and Pawnee Bil Combination at the City Opera House. Chief Spotted Tail and Sioux riders were portrayed in scenes of frontier life including the siege of Fort Reno and Caster’s massacre. The show toured toward Hanover, Pennsylvania, with plans for a broader season.
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Madeline
Fort Hene
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Pawnee Bil
Perzonega
Spotted Tail
Geners
Ounter
Bittle Big Horn
Geoulze Sloux
Fort Reno
Caster
Cale
Public Appeal for Hose Company Engine Repairs in Frederick
The Independents Hose Company seeks citizen contributions to cover a $140 repair estimate after an expert found the engine dangerous and unusable. The 1918 organization notes ongoing fire protection duties and urges support through the treasurer John Hordt or committee members.
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Tax News
Eimiza
Atending Committee
Frederick
Independent Hose Company
Cearly
John ©. Hordt
Sabbath Association marks 30th anniversary in Baltimore
The Sabbath Association of Maryland in Baltimore observes its thirtieth anniversary with a series of meetings starting Sunday. Rev Dr M D Babcock will speak at Grace Lutheran on the Lord's Day and rest. other pastors and various youth and women groups will participate at multiple venues including Brown Memorial, Mt. Vernon Place, and Liberty Street Independent Methodist Protestant Church.
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Baltimore
M.D. Babcock
Grace Lutheran Church
Broadway
Gough Streets
J. W. Milised
Eritaw
Place Baptist Gharca
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Hiram Woods
Summerfield Bsidwiz
Independent Methodist Protestant Church
Liberty Street
A. H. Easton
Lafayette Square
Baptist Young People’s Union
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
The
King’s Daughtere
King’s Sons
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Woman's Christian Association
Yee People's Societies
Joshus Levering
Flower Show Impresses Visitors at Frederick Weekend
Viators view a vibrant Frederick Flower Show with chrysanthemums, palms, and ferns on display at the Rink. Crowds from York and Shepherdstown travel to Middletown and beyond to see the exhibition, praised for color, arrangement, and original floral designs by David Groff and Herman.
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York
Shepherdatown
W. Va
Middletown
Prederick Select
David Groff
Herman
Frederickton Traveler Records Kansas City Notes
An ac travelling west from Frederickton in Kansas City, Missouri notes many Frederick residents present. He mentions Wm. Bantz and daughter hosting tea with Charley Walsh, meeting James and George Lester connected to Dogger Dry Goods, Jerningham Sta ley to the St George Hotel proprietor, and Simton Welch from Liberty among others. The entry is dated late October with prairie winds and a view into Kansas from the window.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Frederick
Bantz
Charley Walsh
Alec
James
George Lester
Dogger Dry Goods Company
Jerningham Staley
St George Hotel
Simton Welch
Liberty
Huezhers
Carrollton
Sitasonic
Fol. Rogenstock
Henry Pet
Prariea
Kansas
Chat State
Philomathean Society 4th special meeting in Frederick
The Philomathean Literary Society invites Frederick residents to Kemp Hall this evening at 7 30. President William H Steade mus will deliver an opening address followed by a debate on whether apparent prosperity is due to economic rather than political conditions. Affirmative speakers include John W Kolb Edward Bowles Thaddeus M Biser. Negative speakers include Prof Joseph H Appie Dorsey Etchison Rev T Freeman Dixon.
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Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp
Frederick
Warcome
William H. Steademus
John W. Kolb
Edward Bowles
Thaddeus M. Biser
Joseph H. Appie
Dorsey Etchison
T. Freeman Dixon
Prescription Trade Drive by Clinton E Main
A Clinton E Main graduate pharmacist advertises a drug store aiming to be the city’s prescription center. He promises properly selected fresh drugs and correct compounding to ensure physician prescribed medicines work as intended.
Community club plans social and checkers push
The group urges all members to attend next Wednesday evening for a free social time starting at 8:30. A checker club may form for winter with chess gaining interest. The Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday evening to report library memberships and ensure all members are counted.
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Auxiilary
Wheeling Whims and Industrial Deals Spark Interest
The New York City Local Council lobbies the mayor to exempt delivery wagons from lamp carries, a move seen as establishing a new precedent. A gas Western maker plans 1898 bevel gear wheels priced at 75 dollars with 250 lifting capacity and gear cases. An Ohio marker promises a chainless design, a entirely new transmission not yet known.
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Gas Western
Ohio
Fire damages Brish Brothers window on West Patrick Street
A blaze swept a Brish Brothers store window on West Patrick Street Tuesday between five and six o clock. Gas ignition caused rapid spread through decorative trim but quick action by the proprietor prevented further damage. Estimated loss not exceeding 2500 dollars, insured.
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West Patrick Street
Promptu Fort
Sremen
Market Wheat And Corn Quotes In Frederick
The local market notes wheat at 96 cents per bushel and corn at 26 cents. The Key Monument Association will hold a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m. The Frederick County public schools annual report by E L Boblitz has been issued. A patent was granted to Randolph Martz for a shutter fastener.
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The
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Dynamos Burnt Out Plague Frederick Power Company
The Frederick Electric Light and Power Company suffered multiple failures as two dynamos burned out and repairs by Philadelphia experts could not restore armatures. Bosley ordered a 9000 160 candle power dynamo from Fort Wayne to replace the damaged machines by Saturday.
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Blumenauer Bakery Takes Orders for Pastry Goods
Local notice invites customers to place orders for cream puffs charlotte rose madagne shells wedding cakes and other confections at G M C Blumenauer 160 North Market Street.
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Personally Conducted Tours on Pennsylvania Railroad Plans 1807 98
Fao presents self guided and guided tours via the Golden Gate Special from New York to California with multiple January February and March departures. Floods reduce some Jacksonville tours from New York and Philadelphia with two week southern options. George W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, provides rates and details.
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New Carpet House Showcases Derby Chenille Portieres
I, BE. Mollinex Choicest of the New. All latest novelties in Derby and Chenille Portieres and Curtains now shown in our New Carpet Room with exclusive patterns and rich colorings. Products from long time manufacturers offered at unusually low prices. See new stock and compare prices before buying.
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