The Wheely News weekly paper with varied topics
The week’s issue promises twelve pages with farm, household, and live stock sections. It highlights editorials on celery growing and plowing, women’s care, and a household page update, plus sermons and Sunday School notes. It includes Mary Jane letters, market reports, election news, a Revolutionary history sketch, and new advertisements and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Will& Model
E Farm
Davy
Talmage
George Kilmer
el Caney
Lawton
Santiago
Mary Jane
Tanice Everhart
Middletown
Wley
M. EH
Calvin
Burker
Mers
Geo
E. Birely & Sons
C. C. Carty
Walker & Co
N.E. Cramer
John Gomber
E. F. Coblentz
Ted
Nding
Willis
Derr & Co
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Personal notes on locals visiting and returning home
PURELY PERSONAL Besant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Various locals from Walkersville Harrisburg and Frederick areas are noted as visiting or traveling. Mary Shriner leaves for Baltimore for the winter. Others visit from York Jefferson County and Kingston with plans and returns described. A boy named Schaffer sustains a head wound after a fall on North Market Street. Medical staff attend, and a Baltimore trip for eye care is mentioned as part of a professional meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besant
W. C. Neidig
Harrisburg
W. N. Todd
Walkersville
C. A. Fulton
Carlisle
R. B. Randle
New Ket
Mary Shriner
Baltic
Rt. D. A. Shriner
York
Frederick Yester
Maryland Election Aftermath Shifts City Republican Losses
Maryland voters swung from a Baltimore city Republican edge to a Democratic plurality overall with major gains in the counties. Col John Walter Smith and Col Pearce carried districts, while McIntire’s defeat surprised Republicans who blamed local city factors and McKinley imperialism fears. Senator Wellington praised county gains and attributed city loss to local issues. Major Denny defeated McIntire in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Pearrets
Maryland
Baltimore
Baltimore City
John Walter Smith
Tippett
Bir Muda
Baltimore County
Howard County
Col. Pearce
Allegany County
Captain McDonald
Munda
Carroll
Vecounties
Que
W W. W. McIntire
Ir. McIntire
James W. Denny
McIntire
Major Denny
Wellington
Anter Flow Flower Show Attracts Large Crowd
The third day of the show drew many visitors who admired prize blooms and bead designs by Hermann and Groff. Beaming roses carnations and violets formed a floral display while Groff showcased chrysanthenums and tall palms. John C Hardt exhibited a three foot high plant, and two hundred more visitors attended than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroyenn
Messrs
Hermann
Groff
Palung
Herrmann
Swindling Priest Case Sent to Baltimore Trial
Reports from Annapolis state Richard H. Hamilton was convicted for swindling a priest and the Schmucker commission case was brought to Baltimore. The Dowl county license vote disappointed Prohibitionists and a Williamsport engineer estimated water works costs. Oakland council faced a bonds dispute while a unknown man’s body was found on a Cumberland railroad track. A large barn belonging to W. P Husbands in Cecil county burned with valuables. Governor Lowndes asked Allegany county for funds for the Farrett boundary survey. Clarence W. Parsons, a jail escapee, attempted another escape from Baltimore City Jail, after recapture by Wicomico county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Hamilton
Annapolis
Sanael D Schmucker
Baltimore
Dowl County
Williamsport
Oakland
Cumberland
W. P Husbands
Cecil County
Lowndes
Allegany County
Farrett Boundary
Clarence W. Parsons
Salsbury
Baltimore City
Wicomico County
Minstrel Show Coming to Opera House Friday
The article notes the enduring American minstrel tradition since 1833 led by famed troupes and stars. It highlights Billy Kersands as a lasting, popular figure and announces a one night only appearance by Richards & Pringle's, Rusco & Holland's Big Minstrel Festival at the Opera House on Friday November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Emmett
Frank Bower
Billy Whit Jock
Dick Pelham
Sies
Charlie White
T's Christy
Ep Horn
Wa Savinene
Billy Harch
Billy Backus
Ben Cotton
Bob Hart
Ben Gardner
Luke Schoolcrafe
Gus Howard
Billy Gray
Robert Slaven
Tony Hart
Lew Benedict
Wm. Arlington
Cal. Wagner
Billy Kersands
Popas
Richards & Pringle
Rusco & Holland
Opera House
Ladies Military Band Delights Berkeley Temple Audience
The Ladies' Military Band of Bos gave an entertainment at the Berkeley Temple as part of the entertainment course. The hall was full with seats and standing room at a premium and the audience praised the band's harmony and selections. Jane Comer will perform at City Opera House in Frederick on Tuesday evening November 15.
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Vison
Br Ht
Souther
Maryland
Ton
Bosgave
Berkeley Temple
Pire Tiay
Jane Comer
Wall
Pera House
Frederick
Druggists Meet for Semiannual State Association Session
The State Pharmaceutical Association held a semiannual meeting at City Hotel with Frederick pharmacists and doctors A J Dome A J Corning H P Hynson Baltimore C C Watts Hagerstown and Roberts McRanney Taneytown. Dr McKinney presided and Dr Albert Pearce was secretary. Dr Hynson reported on the National Association of Retail Drugists and Dr Dome spoke on timely topics before routine business adjourned.
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State Pharmaceutical Association
City Hotel
Frederick
A. J. Dome
A. J. Corning
H. P. Hynson
Baltimore
C.c. Watts
Hagerstown
Roberts McRanney
Taneytown
McKinney
Albert Pearce
Hynson
National Association
T. Is
Dome
Notable Maryland Lawyers Honored in New Baltimore Court House
The Baltimore court house will feature twenty four distinguished Maryland lawyers by name. Taney Nelson Johnson and Schley Rogat are among those commemorated for shaping state law. Brevity notes highlight Taney as former attorney general and chief justice, Nelson as rival and minister, Johnson as War Governor and US Supreme Court associate justice, and Schley as leading Frederick County advocate and later Baltimore political figure.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
Frederiel
Taney
Nelson
Johnson
Schley Rogat
Brooke Taney
Harper
Pinkney
Martin
Ainhew Jackson
Prade Ian
United States
Treasuny
Supreme Cunt
John Nelson
John van Lear McMahon
Congress
Naples
Andrew Jackson
Tyler
Thomas Johnson
Hoe
United States Supreme Court
Great
United Colonies
William Schley
Frederick County
Baltimore
Aupapolig
Schley
Senate
Brief Bits of Bright Items on Loyal and General Interest
A column surveys many curiosities and facts from history and daily life. It mentions the Thanksgiving turkey, Frederick Flower Show, Spain’s national flower, and German law diversity. It notes Irish schools teaching Irish, a Masonic fair at Point of Rocks, and general trivia on language, population, and music notation.
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Turkey
Frederick
Spain
Germany
Ireland
Point of Rocks
Westminster Abbey
Trouble in North Carolina riots and crimes reported
Special Dispatch to Tow News from Wrouxetos North Carolina details a six one armed white mob marching to the Daily Record office, burning the building as intense fear of bloodshed spreads. The entry also notes orphan court actions, a hunting expedition from Emmitsburg to Pennsylvania, a large farmer barn expansion in Wolfsville, and Harmony Grove Mrs. Thomas F Haugh tending a bloom with sixty flowers.
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Tow’ News
Wrouxetos
N.C
The
Daily Record
Thomas F. Haugh
Harmony Grove
Revival of Frederick Taurmont and Northern road project
Promoters announce revived interest in constructing the Frederick Taurmont and Northern road from Frederick to Northern Dlevthia. Baltimore capitalists may fund a large portion of the costs if profitable prospects are proven. Directors expect a new route survey soon as public interest rises after a long lull.
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Klootele
Sian
Death notices from the Reich and Hilton families
The obituary notices report Mrs. Sarah Adams Reich widow of Valentine Adams dying at 7 AM at her brother Wm Reich's South Market Street home. Funeral planned Saturday at 2 PM. Also noted are the deaths of Labertytown resident Francis Dorsey, Charles Schradel on East Fourth Street, and Mrs Emma M Hilton on West Seventh Street with funeral arrangements and cemetery interments.
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Reich
Philip Reich
Ms. Adams
Francis Dorsey
Labertytown
John Wesley
M. B
N. J. Jones
William Davis
Henry Jones
M. B. Church
Charles Schiradel
Charles Schradel
East Fourth Street
George Schradel
C. Hiltner
Augustus Rowe
Aty
A. Strube
Urbana
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Badia M. Hilton
Emma M. Hilton
Wm. Hilton
West Seventh Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetary
Pias Store Offers New Umbrellas and Goods
John Hendrickson announces a sale at Pias Store featuring umbrellas for children and ladies in multiple prices 486 and fe with best goods tested for value. New season items include refurbished wool cushions and nightrobes offered at various price points emphasizing quality and durability.
Neidig Miller Promotes New Store and Menswear Lines
An advertisement featuring Joan Henphozson promotes Neidig & Miller as a premier new store offering striking silk front waists, dependable qualities, and low prices. The copy stresses superior products, careful sourcing, and a call to patronize the druggist for the best goods. Also notes flowers at D Groff's on North Market Street.
Prize Bowling Offers Monthly Grand Prizes In Frederick
November 1 18P8 kickoff for a monthly contest at John H Frazier Bowling Alleys 4 South Market Frederick Maryland awarding 5 grand prize for full frame and a separate prize for largest cocked hat score. Also notes Dr Wm C Boteler eye ear nose and throat practice. offices 23 N Market Street City Hotel.
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John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Decade Behind the Counter Honored at The Model
Mr. H Frank Heck marks ten years as clerk at The Model dry goods house rising from errand boy to a chief position. His genial disposition earns him friends and employer esteem with best wishes for a successful life. Marriage licenses list William Wilhite and Bettie Wilhite Thurmont Arthur Bergerson and Matilda Locks Frederick Thomas Castle and Harriett Blentlinger Frederick Maurice Haupt and Annie Shank Bohvor area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frank Heck
Dry Gooda House
Heck
William
Polly
Bettie M. Wilhite
Thurmont
Arthur Bergerson
Matilda Locks
Frederick
Thomas F. Castle
Harriett D. Blentlinger
Maurice E. Haupt
Annie
Shank
Bohvor
Wheat prices at Frederick Local Mart rise two cents
Wheat was quoted in Frederick today at GS cents per bushel, an advance of 2 cents since yesterday. Corn, shelled, 120 cents per bushel, $1.50 a barre. Property Deeded. Milton A. Woodward and wife to George H. Railing and wife, real estate in Frederick city, $1,150.
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Frederick
Milton A. Woodward
George H. Railing
Frederick City
Brisa Bros Public Sale of Low Priced Kitchenware
Local note announces holiday clearance with a good bowl and pitcher for 50 cents a 15 inch meat plate 15 cents a 4 inch vegetable dash 10 cents and other chips at low prices. Counter items on the Sand 19 cent counter. Special bug announcement mentions a fresh assortment arriving.
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Brisa Bros
Carpet House Offers Rugs and Exclusive Designs
Rugs of every description and wall art carpets in all sizes are offered with exclusive designs. The store promises extra good quality at low prices and asserts its carpets and rugs are the best attainable through superior workmanship and durable service.
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Nove
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