Readiness for the Celebration Tonight in Frederick
Repudiation Day marks the 128th anniversary of the first repeal of the Stamp Act. Frederick citizens welcomed the day with bells and flags. Tonight at City Hall a patriotic program features ushers Ht. Harry Chapline and others, with Gen. Bradier and F. J. Nelson speaking, Dr. Charles W. Hoffman reciting a poem, and musical performances by the Philharmonic Orchestra and a trained choir.
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Frederick Court
Court House
Frederick
Harry Chapline
Madison Nelson
Kemp Keefer
C.G. Waters
Henry Tratt
Alen Wiliamson
C. Hayden
Arthur Gam- Berit
Wm. P. Maulsoy
Gen. Bradier
T. Johnson
F. J. Nelson
Chas. W. Hoffman
Philharmonic Orchestra
Prof. Smith
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest Items
Local notes report James Murray Sheridan Hotbrawer Walter Anderson and James Baer catching two fish last night. A riflemens meeting occurred on East Patrick street. Sewing schools are not bad. girls aren’t fond of needles. A quip notes wheelbarrows and missing as unchanged. Some remark on heaven meeting and earthly regard. A deep snow occurred twenty five years ago, two feet deep. Miss Marion Hexter, temperance lecturer, to speak at City Hall and Buckeye Town. Executive Commissioner McCahan involved in Maryland building sale. Governor Brown confirms action. Australia described as largest island with extensive dimensions. Frederick county colored teachers set meeting on Bentz street. Endurance noted for the albaross. Yellowstone named as largest park in US. Maryland Temperance Alliance forms local option bill committee. Thanksgiving a week away. Vatla Mattheza Society to elect officers. Dr. F B Smith named to sane care committee. Johnny boy and the wood pile on a cold day forecast. Miss Faulkner noted as a capital belle. Miss Diehl’s Reading Club meets at Prof Trilton’s Court Square.
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Wright
Messie
James Murray
Sheridan Hotbrawer
Walter Anderson
James Baer
Rifielmen
Fomery
East Patrick Street
Marion
Hexter
City Hall
M. P
Schoo Use
Bentz Street
Staryland State
Allance
Vatlamathesa Literary Society
F. B. Smith
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Johnny Boy
Miss Faulkner
Senator Faulkner
West Virginia
Capital
Miss Diehl
Prof. Trilton
Court Square
Social events fill Creagerstown with dances and socials
A social hop at Mr and Mrs Wm Hicolizs country home in Creagerstown featured 9 PM to midnight dancing and a sweet table, with guests listed from Walkersville Mechanics Town Utica and nearby towns. The Hephilachorean Dancing Association set December 7 for a Junior Hall party and buttons for members, while New Market hosts a town hall dance and Junior Essi hosts a Wednesday night dance with noted chaperones. The Rosebud Social Society plans another soiree at Junior Hall tonight.
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Bra
Wm. Hicoliz
Charles Gomer
Creagenstown
Misses Saille Kelly
Fannie Waters
Motters
Gertie Barton
Graceham
Bisoche Stull
Amands Putman
Walkersville
Katie White
Mechanicstown
Jennie Rosensteal
Jennie Crendarf
Motter’s
Madie Clem
Utica
Lilie Grimes
Point of Rocks
Mollie Remsberg
Crea
Hephilachorean Dancing Association
Henry Winebert
Junior Hall
New Market
Essi
Belog
Dadtey Page
L. 3
Ties
W.C
Thomas Wolfe
H. Barns Trundie
The
Rosebud Social Society
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Output
The Work of Death notes a 58 year old resident with a funeral Sunday at 3 from the late home, body to St John Catholic Church at 4 for services. Emily Randsll Webb widow of ex Commissioner Webb dies in Washington DC. their sole son mailed Miss Maria Jugte. Ann Matilda Thompson funeral held yesterday at Quinns Chapel with interment Greenmont Cemetery. pallbearers named. Salvation Army barracks report ongoing meetings Adjutant Dunshan and wife of New York expected to visit Saturday and Sunday December 2 and 3.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Wers
Emily Randsll Webb
Wm. B. Webb
Washington, D.C
Ann Matilda Thompson
Quinn’s Chapel
A. M. EB
Chas. H. Young
J. H. Lawson
Greenmont Cemetery
Charles Jackson
Paul Young
Greentrry Stanton
Wm. Wise
David Cartnall
Frank Coats
A. T. Rice and Sons
S. A
Salvation Amy
Dunshan
New York
News of the Churches in Buckeystown and Vicinity
Religious events fill Buckeystown with gatherings led by HE L Keller on Keeping Unepotted from the World. A Thanksgiving social is planned, and the Y P C E union holds Sunday services with programs. Revival at U E B church continues under Rev Mayse. Rev J C Nicholson of Cumberland preached at the M E church with four young men at the altar and one conversion. Rev George C Bacon of Hagerstown will preach this evening.
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Buckeyston
HE. L. Keller
Young People’s Christian Union
Buckeystown
M. P
U. E B
Hev. Mayseilis
M. E. Caurch
J. C. Nicholson
Cumberland
Owo
George C. Bacon
Hagerstows
Law Court Keeps Defendants in Custody After Hearings
Lizzie Jones is held on petty larceny charges after a Monday morning arraignment before Justice Eckstein. Wesley Beaner faces assault with intent to kill charges and is committed to await Carroll county authorities. Jobo Ek Shirk and John Williams are committed to Montevue Hospital following proceedings yesterday afternoon.
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Lizzie Jones
dJustice Eckstein
Wesley D. Beaner
Justicce Eckstein
Carroll County
Montevue
Jobo EK
Shirk
John Wiliams
Grants
Montevue Hospital
Ceetein
Sisters Aid as Mother Battles Pneumonia Far Away
Sophia E Saunders leaves for Galesoary Knox county to assist her bedridden mother as Mrs Saunders fights pneumonia for almost three weeks. Distant relatives Lizzie Keefer and Dobie Mayne are mentioned. local sister Lizzie Keefer is also ill.
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Sophia E. Saunders
Galesoary
Knox County
Lil
Advertisements from The Weekly News list local goods and notices
A compact set of ads from The Weekly News itemizes dry goods and merchandise sellers Renner Kemp Mulliziz Kemp and Fromke along with notices for estray and store for sale. Names such as Carty Sarsaparilla Holiday Lease Co W. W. Lease and Co Merchant's Hotel U Markell cashier and D H Best appear in the listing.
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Tae Weesay
Ready Today
Renner & Kemp
Parniture
C. Carty
Sarsaparilla
Ready
Lease & Co
W. W. Lease
U& Co
Merchant’s Hotel
Estray
Fleeton J. Stash
A. J. Fromke
Mulliziz & Kemp
U. Markell, Cashier
D. H. Best
Waste Paper Scheme Aims To Aid Poor And Cut City Nuisance
Chief Constable backs a plan to collect household waste paper for the unemployed by a city association. The program, sold to residents at three pence, would sort and deliver paper to a factory for processing, with proceeds aiding the poor and reducing litter and nuisance from blowing scraps.
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Justix Henderson
Tout i Association
Toy
Bing
Pain Balm and Pan Tima Advertisements
An old time ad claims Pan Tina and Pan Tima relieve chest back and throat pain overnight with alcohol and liniment style remedies. It touts Graffitt, Steiner Bros. Drug Store, and Garrett & Pearre as sellers with prices 25 to 50 cents. Also promotes Clover Root as a blood purifier for bowels and complexion.
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Tina
Steiner Bros
Terrible explosion warns of modern life dangers
A sensational warning about overwork and stress compares clerks and laborers to factory engines, arguing high pressure causes breakdowns. It urges immediate action, promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with testimonials, and notes availability through druggists and doctors.
A Heating Scheme and Stage Interview Fragments
A fragmented OCR describes a heating system plan using heated air from argenan into Aves walls with combustion gases passing through boilers and condensers to heat water and steam. Interleaved dialogue questions about bravery during travels in the Rocky Mountains appear alongside brief, clipped exchanges.
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Argenan
Aves
Fke
Rex
Tesseis
Athletes urged to use Allcock's Plasters and Cough Remedy
James Robinson Princeton athletic trainer promotes Allcock's Porous Plasters for quick relief from cuts bruises strains and sprains and suggests cutting plasters for leg and foot muscle fatigue. He also endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent croup in children noting its safety. Garratt & Pearre Frederick offer 50 cent bottles.
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James Robinson
Princeton College
Princeton
N.J
Allcock
Chamberlan
Garratt & Pearre
Frederick
Dr Kang’s remedy for coughs and consumption praised
An advertisement extols Dr Kang's remedy for coughs throat and chest ailments claiming relief or refund. Sample bottles offered free at Garrott & 2s Drug Store with larger sizes 50c and 22c. Also promotes Wells Laundry Blue and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with claims of rapid cold relief and coughing prevention. Local merchants Garrett Peerre and Fredeik listed.
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LaGrippa
Garrott& 2
C. L. Diffendal
Kentucky
W.M. Terry
Elxico
Chamberlain
Garrett & Peerre
Fredeik
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
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