Harvest Home Donations at the Homes for the Aged
A lengthy donor list from the annual Harvest Home or Donation Day at the Homes for the Aged shows Mrs. James M. Hood giving four pounds of butter and two dozen eggs, and many others contributing groceries, produce, and household items. The compiled list, edited by officials, names numerous individuals and gifts including sugar, coffee, flour, canned goods, and various perishables, highlighting broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appnars
James M. Hood
Hardt & Kesfer
Willian H. Rize
Wilfard M. Garrett
Geisbert
Jonnie M. Nelson
T. T. Heraparger
D. Stauffer
Cora Keefer
Biram Keefer
J. B. Tyson
Besant & Knott
Granville Thames
P. B. Bunkie
Wargecet Bruner
Eleanor M. Johnson
Emma J. Smith
Thomas Kemp
Anne Bruner
Charles Haller
Thomas Rice
A. T. Rice
Frank Markell
J. D. Baker
Charles Markell
James Gambrill
Charles Sothern Howard
Hamiltton Lindsay
Waring
W. . Miller
Charles W. Ross
Charles W. Row, Jr
Caroline Ross
D. C. Winebrewer
Preok
County Correspondence from SERMARIOWN and Nearby Areas
A county town update notes fine weather, social visits at Boyd's Station and Rockgills, a visit from Mr. Frank Pardy to Washington, and a sick horse improving. Baptist Church plans Sunday evening service, and local families, including Mrs Petrilla and Mrs Lewis, are mentioned. Also an advertisement for Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Perilpeid
Germantown
Rockgills
Raverday
Prank Pardy
Washington
Iil
California Figyrep Company
Croggiate
Complete Maryland Returns Show McKinley Victory
Maryland voters delivered a large Republican tally with a total state vote near 251,500 for presidential tickets. McKinley and Hobart led the electoral column by 82,417, with majorities shifting in the second district and Baltimore city reflecting a strong Baker win. Prohibition and Palmer Buckner show modest third-party impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
McKinley
Hobart
Yoas
Baltimore City
Ganaily Democratic
Dr. Berber
Congress
Uckel
Palmer
Buckner
National and
Socialist Labor
Purely Personal Items From Frederick and Nearby Areas
A collection of short notes reports and notices from Frederick and surrounding towns. Movements include Henry Deaver and family planning a winter move to Frederick, Marion Murray and companion traveling to Washington, and several visits and returns by residents such as Maggie Metcalfe Ada Brookey Elmer Norman and John Hargett. A brief local incident describes a quarrel between a colored couple on West Second street ending with the husband’s disappearance and a separate report notes Allen Gray recovering after being kicked by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Deaver
Knoxville
Frederick
Third Street
Marion Murray
Washington
Grace Broncer
William Shorbe
Pennzyganis
Samwel McMaster
Liberty
Ming Maggie Metcalfe
Baltimore
Aft
Calein Metcalfe
Emnett Litelnger
Haskins
Brooklyn
Hawkins
Carter
Fannie Dudreat
Ba'Umore City
T. J. C. Emmert
Waynesboro
John H. Clymer
Philadelphia
KM. E. #rezier
East Patrick Street
George Sappingier
Jobuavile
County
Delightful concert by Viaitation Academy performers
The Viaitation Academy presented a monthly concert featuring young vocalists and instrumentalists. The program included pieces by Boriegue, Colombia, Haiti, and others, with notable solos by Miss Bartins White who read "Tommy's Diploma." The Cecelian Circle plans its first entertainment on the 23rd, anticipated by friends.
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Viaitation Academy
Boriegue
Colombia
Ster
Winard
Selman
Waite Locta de
Broost
Cullen
Eniwisle
Doolzell
Mire Blaenbauer
Miss Seliman
Caprice Hongrose
Retterm
Whe
Manning
Rectistinn
Ee Cecanach
Fizsimmons
Foron
Rials
Merciarl “Choras
Lambolotti
Milas White
Bartins White
Tommy
Cecelian
Work of Death Howard F Brenneisen Dies at Age 7
Howard F Brenneisen, second son of George A and Maggie Brenneisen of Wilmington, died of typhoid pneumonia at age 7 in Unalon ville district after nine days illness. He was a pupil at No 17 public school with a beloved teacher and classmates, with funeral at Kingswood M B Church and interment at Riverview Cemetery.
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Howard F Brenweisen
Howard F. Brenneisen
George A
Maggie Brenneisen
Wilmington
Del
Unalonville
Kingswood M. B
Amos
Howard
Riverview Ceemetery
Little Howard
Myrtle Ferns at City Opera House by Face Agnost Company
A romantic play presented last night with strong audience approval. Tonight the company shows A Brave Girl starring Miss June Agnott with special scenery including a counterfeit furnace and a steam yacht. The performance featured notable impersonations, an orchestral interlude, and a five act structure with tense, unfolding drama and a plot twist involving Nelson Oar.
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Jans Agnott
Myrtle Ferns
City Opera House
Face Agnost Company
June Agnott
Frederick
Agnet Company
Larry
Iriah
Morgan
Nelson Oar
Myrtle
Leaving the City and Local Improvements News Brief
Frederick veterans employed elsewhere return to work after voting and staying to complete returns. France wheat yield reaches about seventeen bushels per acre due to careful cultivation and heavy use of guano. The City Hotel to add four series of baths. Marriage licenses issued to Charles C Schoff Ida L Staup both of this county. Jacob Dorcua building a handsome residence near Woodboro. Nervous troubles linked to impoverished blood. Blood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Desperate Outlaws Stop for Meals Then Revolver Attack
Desperate outlaws force entry at a farm near Taneytown demanding meals. After a confrontation with Mr Shields and pursuing officers, a gunfight ensues. Deputies, Constable Miller, and Hames capture two men, identified as William Eldridge from Philadelphia and George Holmes from London. They are jailed in Carroll County awaiting grand jury action.
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Shields
Bern
Shiede
Ifue
Blagon
Coppenhoffer
Campbellstown
Scietds
Mr. Shields
Taney Town
Burgess Miller
Charles Bemes
Bernard Lease
Miller
Hames
Miler
Eldridgs
Akullet
Platela
Taneytown
Solas
Wm. Eldridge
Philadelphis
Georges Holmes
London
England
Arnders
Caroll County
Bells on wheels spark city ordinances across the country
Younger wheelmen mounted large rear bell gongs provoking alarms as towns push to curb bell sizes. The Good Heads Association in Hudson County urged Jersey City to cap diameters at three inches, with other towns likely to follow, aiming to reduce disruptive sounds from bicyclists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounger
Welyad
Good Heads Association
Hudson County
N. J
Board of Aldermen
Jersey City
Jersey
Leg Injury After Wagon Accident Near Bolivar
A farm wagon collision near Bolivar sent Mr. Cooper to Dr. Beckley with a broken leg and multiple fractures. Several youths fainted from fright as the wagon passes on the road’s north side. The accident occurred about 100 yards west of the Guys Beachley residence. Dr. Beatty treated the leg at Bolivar. Mr. Cooper was moved to Mr. Bessard’s residence around 7:30 Wednesday morning. he is a member of the Junior Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.binley
Valley Register
Warag Access
Roward O. Souper
Clarice Bessard
Towr
Miami
Daem Corps
Beachley
Ovat Bolivar
Br. Booper
Mr. Cooper
Ah. Rooper
Beckley
J. EB. Beatty
Hoope
November Weather Forecast From Washington Post Almanac
The Almanac forecasts November in general mild but increasingly cold as the season advances with periods of clouds warmth and clear spells. Major dates note cloudiness warms on the 1st 2nd 7th 9th 10th 21st 12th and again 18th with colder periods on the 16th 17th 18th and late month storm activity from the 19th to 23rd and 25th to 29th. Real estate transfers and land deals appear in Frederick city and nearby areas involving Levy Hinks Meao Koontz and Irons among others. Crawford Works in Hogtatows adds hands and plans larger force once operation ramps up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Almanas
Grongth
Charles P. Levy
William H. Hinks
Kilmer M. Phepbas
Frederick City
William H. Harbaugh
Lewis Meao
O. H. Bexatein
Mary K
Mary ©. Koontz
Mary C.irons
William F. Miller
Frederick County
Benny King
Katie M. McDeritt
Metcalfe Leaves Maryland College for New Post
Hesigned by Robert Metcalfe of Liberty relinquishing his math teaching post at the Maryland Business College Baltimore to accept a higher paying job at a business college in Asuland Pennsylvania. Metcalfe is the son of Calvin Metcalfe of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Metcalfe
Calvin Metcalfe
Liberty
Maryland Business College
Baltimore
Asuland
Record Ride Beats Distance Link, 22 Miles in 87 Minutes
Mr. We. E. Ferguson of Baltimore formerly of Liberty rode 22 miles from Frederick to Liberty in 87 minutes on his wheal. The run set a new record for the distance with an average of 3 minutes 7 seconds per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. E. Ferguson
Baltimore
Liberty
Frederick
Flower Show Plans Mark Off Exhibitor Areas
Floricul tural Society members met at Mutual Insurance to assign spots for exhibitors at the upcoming flower show. Amateur growers see it as a large, successful exhibition with professionals. Personal Mention notes Arthur B. Worthington of Jamestown heads to England on November 11, joining Nicholas and Albert in South Africa. Fire updates report a mountain blaze near High Knot cooled by recent rain. A strange cloud formation yesterday afternoon sparked wind storm warnings that passed without major damage. Costa Rican grasshoppers lay up to 2000 eggs in a three week season. Mayor Yezile receives chrysanthemums from florist Carl Berman. Crows studied show 27 distinct calls tied to actions. Frank Epley Jr. crashes into a horse while trying to side a wheel. no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fbs
Floricultural Society
The
Mutual Insurance Company
Akating Tink
Thej
Oysters Offered At Moderate Prices At Market Street Shop
Local ad offers a large plate of oysters fried or stewed for 15 cents with takeaway fry option. Oysters available by the pint quart or gallon at C. W. Harrison's, 70 South Market Street, with mice parlor to cut them in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Harrison's
South Market Street
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