The Weekly News Highlights A Crowded Page Review
The issue presents a vivid panorama of world events, with Mary Jane guiding readers through subjects of the day with humor. It features military sketches, household guidance, women’s footwear, farm and dairy notes, live stock, and a robust line of advertisements signaling local trade.
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Mary Jane
Turkey
Thia
Robert Barr
Sodge
Cap
Kikmor
Nashville
Store River
Steedman
Phalanx
Wiliam Shotten
Generel Rousseau
Alice Varnum
Bread price saga and new Frederick bakers association
The Frederick bakery trade pushes a five cent loaf policy with larger bread to justify the price rise, forming an association to standardize price and weight. Officers are President Inc. Herah berger, Vice President Adam Hyland, Secretary Henry Schell, and Treasurer Rudolph Neidhardt. The group vows five cent loaves as long as flour prices hold.
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Fredenem
Frederick
Maillora
Asacelation
Inc
Herahberger
Adam Hyland
Henry Schell
Rudolph Neidhardt
NeEve
Accident Injures Mantz and Daughter Near Leesburg
Mr Peter Mantz of Hazerstown and his daughter were injured when the carriage spindle broke on a steep decline. Mantz, about sixty, previously lost both feet in a prior accident, and the daughter suffered minor bruises and shock. A stable fire later consumed a stable at the rear of the old Landoun Hotel in Leesburg, burning a valuable coach and a horse owned by Walter L Farr, with no wind to help containment.
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Peter Mantz
Hazerstown
Margaret Tynon
Hauts
Landoun
Leesburg
Wildman
Walter L. Farr
Arkansan Professor Presents Nosh's Ark At Opera House
Prof. Helman offers a whimsical show with pigs geese dogs chickens rabbits and pigeons emerging from empty space. The Act titled Nosh's Ark is set for Monday and Tuesday at the City Opera House with engagement announced by Thames Andeman Oat. Mr Thomas Anderson who was badly hurt on the F and M Railroad crash in August is in Frederick for the first time since his recovery using crutches. Rev A S Johns and son of Rockville depart for a three week hunt in Davie County NC with Mr Stohma making his yearly Carolina hunting trip.
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Opera
City Opera
Ong
Thames Andeman
Thomas Anderson
F. & M. Rebrosd
Frederick
Rome South
A. S. Johns
Aon
Rockvile
Fingers Sawed in Wood Cutting Accident
Edward Grove of Ridgeville assisting Clarence Moliineaux to saw wood when two leaders of his two middle fingers were sawn in two by the hand coming into contact with a circular saw in a Ridgeville workshop.
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Edward Grove
Ridgeville
Clarence Moliineaux
Young Farmer Vanishes From Home in Ohio Rumor
Frank Barrier, a young farmer from near Walkershire, left his wife two weeks ago and is reportedly in Tita, Ohio. Local authorities and family offer no clear reason for his sudden disappearance amid vague reports and family concern.
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Frank Barrier
Walkershire
Tita
Ohio
Maryland Christian Endeavorers Convention Highlights Growth
Delegates from Baltimore and surrounding counties, including Rev Jules Bechey of New York and Rev Walter, gathered for the Maryland Christian Endeavorers Convention. Reports show $635.50 receipts and 9,888 active members, with 87 new societies formed and extensive missions funding.
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Purely Personal Visits Across Towns and States
Miss Margaret Quynn visits Washington while Miss Blanche Simmons spends the day in Kemptown. Miss Janie Delashmatt of Buckeye Town county stays with her brother EB T H Delashmatt in West Third Street. Disa De Is ehmatt, a WCTU worker, is noted. Miss Clars G Kilne leaves for Harrisburg to visit Rev Marion J Kilne. Miss Maste Sweadner of Liberty visits Frederick. Mr Harry Mantz of Chicago stays with Irene Sappington in Liberty. Mrs Yards of Louisville visits John and Mrs Hendrickson.
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Margaret Quynn
Washington
Blanche Simmons
Kemptown
Janie Delashmatt
Buckeyatown
EB. T. H. Delashmatt
West Third Street
Disa Deisehmatt
Clars G. Hilne
Wi. FH. Kilne
North Market Street
Marion J. Kilne
Harrisburg
Maste Sweadner
Liberty
Frederick
Harry Mantz
Chicago
Irene Sappington
Yards
Louisville
John D. Hendrickson
Growing Industry At Holzman Factory Reopens Under New Manager
Mr. Ferdinand Samberger and cashier Mr. Wm. Messeramth visited Frederick to review operations at the Holzman Manufacturing Company plant now led by J. B. Cross. The firm plans to double capacity and elevate the Frederick factory to prominence in the local industry.
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Ferdinand Samberger
Holzman Manufatoring Company
Wm. E. Messeramth
J. B. Cross
Frederick Industrie
Divorces Filed In Clerk Of Court As Follows
Divorces filed include Wm Stewart from Prescella Stewart and James A Batu from Rosa M Bot. Ids Yost Stone seeks dissolution from John Wa Stone amid ongoing petition activity in the clerk’s office.
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Prescella Stewart
James A. Batu
Rosa M. Bot
Ids Yost Stone
John Wa
Tone
City Aldermen Pass Bills and Settle Fines in Session
The city board approved and ordered payments to several vendors including George W. Brage $9724 and Keller Newman & Co. $671.45 while referring other claims to the committee on accounts. Reports from Market Master and City Register were adopted detailing receipts and rents. A Western Union Telegraph Company bid to abandon Market street route prompted a pole removal order, and a $9 refund of a $19 fine for Mr. Athey was approved. The meeting adjourned after a set daily fine for beating City Opera House.
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Frederick Brick Works
C.A. Poote
Aulsatic
Committee On Claims
Palmetto Fibre Company
Tyson & Zimmerman
Great Bouthero Friarly Company
Hardt & Koefer
Koller, Newman & Co
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Gos
LM. Stone
Boothern
George W. Brengle
City Register
Yeakle
Geo. Athey
Justice White
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Justice Whites
Priso
City Opera House
Weather Woes Hit Market and Apples Improve
A weather softened market mood in Baltimore arrivals outpaced Webs with apple prices from 40 to 75 cents a bushel. John F. Lewnet of Hagerstown notes York Imperial apples shipped from the tree show heavy blemish but remain well preserved though bruised by heat. Monday’s conditions hindered clothing and coal trades as cold days dampened demand. The Western Union Telegraph Company completes new poles as city youths find amusement.Libertytown adds a physician, Dr. O B Stone, to its roster. Thanksgiving Day nears in one week. Mr Mehrie Dizon sends two giant onions grown in his garden, four pounds each, noting success with vegetables as with chrysanthemums.
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John F. Lewnet
Hagerstown
York
Weatesn Union Telegraph Company
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Libertytown
O. B Stone
Mehrie Dizon
Tax
Local Notes on Investments and Water Rates
Local items mention Oyatore water charges and solid measure at £100 per gallon from J. J. Backley's. A stock paying semi annual dividends at 8 percent first year 7 percent second year and 8 percent thereafter is offered at $100 per share. Contact J P Miller director for International Standing and Loan Association in Washington DC. Carlin House Frederick City 3 to 6 pm daily remainder of week.
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J. FP. Miller
International Stunding and Loan Anodation
Washington, D.C
Carlin House
Frederick City
Electric Road Advances At Eplendia Enterprise
The electric railway sees growing use as favorable weather spurs travel. Extra cars run to carry riders to Middletown and back, with parties visiting churches cemeteries and local offices. New improvements at the Heights include avenues and an eating house site, while Mr White of Pennsylvania plans a nearby residence and barn.
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Middletown
Braddock
Valley Register
Iona
Frederick
Middletown Ln
Elere
White
Pennsylvania
Heights
Whits
Unseasonal Heat Spooks County Peach Growers
Warm spell alarmed South Mountain peach farmers as trees leafed prematurely and buds swelled, risking no peaches next year. EB A Pry, a leading grower, pressed buds to reveal swelling fruit, a sign that normally should not appear until April.
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EB. A. Pry
Maryland Leads in New Recruits at National Convention
Miss Frances J. Barnes of New York reported on a year of progress for the Young Women's Branch noting a 33 member increase in Maryland, which also led for new recruits. G D Gwen, division superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio, visited Frederick to review proposed railroad changes and potential improvements to the Frederick branch remain undetermined.
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Frances J. Barnes
New York
Young Woman’s Branch
G. D. Gwen
Baltimore and Ohio Hailroad
Frederick
Williams Appointed to Maryland School Board
The article notes Henry Williams named to the board of directors for the Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick, succeeding his late father John A. Williams. The appointment places Williams as vice president on the governance panel.
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Henry
Ar Waa
An Important Difference in Health Claims
Patient guidance warns that many believe they are healthy when ill. The ad promotes Ayrup of Ff manufactured by California Ma Syrup as a cure, urging home care and comfort, despite unclear effectiveness and potential medical risk.
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