Market Notice and Local Events Summary
Market shifted to tomorrow at 1 PM due to a Thursday holiday. Advertisers must submit copy by 9 PM today. A buggy accident near Beaver Creek left Mrs Renner fatally injured. Jewish feast of Chanukah begins at sunset on Wednesday with candle lightings for several days.
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David Renner
Sniffer
Beaver Creek
Renner
Chanunea
Judes Maccebena
Antiochus Epiphanes
Syria
Cleveland Nets Eight Players In Deal For League Franchise
Cleveland secures eight players with膃 costs listed for Gruber $2460 Beatin $1800 Sutcliffe $1500 Twitchell $1500 Nicholson $1 Dock $700 Flanagan $790 Shechler $700 If Getzein lands and Nicholson and Sheffer are unsigned Cleveland will retain infielders Faatz Stricker McKean and Tebeau The Knights Templar conclave opens in Baltimore with Edward T Schultz noted for Maryland Freemasonry history detailing 1790Founding in Baltimore
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Cleveland
Gruber
Beatin
Sutcliffe
Twitchell
Nicholson
Dock
Flanagan
Shechler
Getzein
Sheffer
Faatz
Stricker
McKean
Tebeau
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
Maryland
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
Edward ‘“'T. Schultz
Order of Knights Templar
Schultz
Ladies Luncheon Parties Replacing Evening Entertainments
Washington society notes a shift in social life with popular ladies luncheon events in the afternoon. The move aims to boycott professional entertainment by men, who host many parties for women, while the women avoid theatre outings in response, creating a new division of social activities.
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Washington Society
T Is
Mr Garrett and His Physicians Reach Ridgwood
Dr Allen McLean arrived at Ridgwood yesterday after trains from New York. He went to the Miler mansion to see wealthy patient Mr Garrett and confer with Dr Jacob who is frequently in attendance. The Hamilton report said little charge remained in Mr Garretts condition and his stay at Ridgwood may extend another month.
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Garrett
Allen McLean
Ridgwood
New York
Miler
Mr. Garrett
Jacob
Hamilton
Mir. Garret
Ringweed
Searce
Foretaste of Winter Hits With Ice and Snow
A northern storm brings heavy snow and sleet across multiple counties. Reports describe blizzards in Westminster and Garrett county, high winds, and cold conditions. Widespread damage appears minor with fences, shutters, and telegraph lines affected in places. Farmers face corn losses and scattered fodder as snow depth ranges from one to three inches in various areas.
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Fourth Street
Middletown
Ian Ba
Garrett County
Allegany
Westminster
Carroll County
Howard County
Oldest Sunday School Claim in Baltimore Dates to 1797
Broadway Baptist Sunday School in Baltimore asserts it is the United States oldest, began by Fr Healey in 1797 and organized regularly from 1804 onward. The record notes Gloucester England hosted the first world Sunday school in 1782 and Philadelphia Episcopalians in 1791, with Robert Raikes hailed as founder.
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Age of
Broadway Baptist Sunday School
Baltimore
United States
Fr. Healey
Gloucester
England
Episcopalians of Phildolphia
Robert Raikes
All Saints Snowday Echao
Sermon Urges Clients to Shun Fashion’s Sway in Baltimore
Baltimore church sermon denounces social materialism and fashion’s pull on women and men alike. Rev John N McCormick argues for higher aims through religion and moral restraint amid modern trends in dress and vanity.
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John N. McCormick
Cooleir
Baltimore
Paris
Turkeys at City Hall Free of Cher ee
The Collver Nesbitts novelty show opens a three day engagement at City Hall with a Thanksgiving matinee and a Saturday children’s matinee. The act promises two hours of laughter and a striking decapitation stunt, with 20 fat turkeys awarded nightly to ticket holders. Prices are 10 20 and 30 cents.
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City Hall
Collver & Nesbitts
City Hell
Peoples
Band Fair to Aid Skid's Carret Band in Yellow Springs
The Skid's Carret Band of Yellow Springs holds a fair at Burkhart's fall starting this evening, continuing for one week to raise funds for the band. Miss Nellie Lee Zimmerman plans a small gathering at home tonight. A wedding is set for tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian church for Miss Nettie Getaen dasner and Mr. James Broan, with reception at the Reformed church on Wednesday morning December 1.
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Yellow Springs
Burkhart
Nellie Lee Zimmerman
Presbyterian Church
Gerald Tuatche
Robin
New York
Nettie Getaendasner
Hastebarch Street
James Broan
The
Reformed Church
Whureday
Trespass Notices and Signboards Under Law
The law treats entry onto cultivated or enclosed land without owner permission as trespass even if no signboard exists. Owners may sue for actual damages and a penalty over 25 dollars if signs are properly erected. Signboards must cover lands at a ratio of one per fifty acres and be placed conspicuously. defacing a sign incurs a 25 dollar misdemeanor.
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Hagerstown
Bat death near Romney WV sparks mining hazard tale
Report describes a bat found near W V Herriott's premises south of Romney with witnesses noting an unusual discovery. The creature died after proximity to a stove flare, echoing a similar incident at Barton mine by Swanios Company years earlier.
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Cosi
Baltimore Sunways
Swanios Company
Barton
Bid
Eco
Anthors Hels
Tres
NLS
Pier Dent
Ike
Mt St Mary's graduates to hold alaim dinner in New York
Mt St Mary's College alumni now living in New York plan a forthcoming alaim or dinner. Jene Hyder of Johnsville received a pension. Wo. D. Bell appointed postmaster at Laytonsville in Montgomery County. Invitations issued for the marriage of Richard Chew of Ib'suity and Jane Kretzer of Boonsboro in Boonsboro next Wednesday. The Pennsylvania Railroad train due at 8:08 a.m. was twelve minutes late this morning. The fox hunt was abandoned due to the death of the fox. Mr. S. H. Utz of York visits his father Rev. Utz in New Market. Asiatic Poultry Yards improve housing for chickens. Benj. Ford oversees carpentry. Scrofula described. Ayer's Sarsaparilla promoted as blood purifier. Adams Express runs a through car to Philadelphia. Worthington attends State Board of Education session in Baltimore.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
New York
Jene Hyder
Johnsville
Wo. D. Bell
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Mid
Rechard Chew
Ib'suity
Jane Kretzer
Boonsboro
Boonboro
Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jas. Lowe
Fox
H. Utz
York
Mr. Utz
New Market
Messrs
Birely & Harley
Asiatic Poultry Yards
Benj. Ford
Ayer
F. O. Y M C A Concert Series Adds Recital by Mr Underhill
The second event in the F. O. Y M C A entertainment series is set for December 4 at City Hall with Mr. Charles F. Underhill delivering an engaging recital. Reserved tents go on sale Friday at Yeakle's as per The Cleveland Leader praising Underhill as a refined and captivating elocutionist. The piece also notes the ecclesiastical year ends next Sunday with Advent beginning the following Sunday, a time of preparation for Christmas.
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Chas. F. Underhill
City Hall
Yeakle
Cleveland
Underhill
Funeral notices for Henry Co blentz and Peter Hains
The funeral of the late Henry Coblentz of Middletown Valley was held at 10 this morning with burial in Middletown Cemetery officiated by Reverend Hofmeier. The funeral of the late Peter Hains, who died yesterday in Woodsboro district, followed at 11 o clock with interment at that place conducted by Reverend Samuel Diehl.
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Henry Coblentz
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Riv
Hofmeier
Peter Hains
Denge
Woodsboro
Samuel Diehl
Amusements and events in city venues recap
Weather and attendance affect an evening at City Hall featuring Dr. Dekyl and Mr. Hyde. Exhibitions announced for World Day on the 6th. Mrs. Jarey’s Wergs to be shown at FLF Seminary with a magic and recitals program at Arbory Hall Court Street. Parcy Lodge and Columbia Lodge plan events, while Rich Hallu[e] hosts a junior bop and Junior Hall gathering promises a good time.
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Dr. Dekyl
Hyde
Imat
Court Street
Dr. Dicks
Parcy Lodge
Baiding Coumbia Lodge
A. Ford
Wil
Tramps jailed by Alderman Eisentauer amid mixed notices
Aliated prisoners William Weaver John Moller Thomas Stevena and William Ray were jailed by Alderman Eisentauer acting mayor. Weaver received 15 days while the others five days each. Also reports a dramatic sightseeing loon seen at the European House window drawing crowds, and lists hospital sick items and hotel arrivals with several names.
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Wm. Weaver
John Moller
Thomas Stevena
Wm. Ray
Eisentauer
Flourishing Public School No 4 Gains Notable Improvements
A rural district in Gedar Grove reports on new construction at Public School No 4 on Woodsboro and Liberty road. Trustees Burges Staub and Pittenger guide quality instruction with Miss Emily Hitselberger, a Monte Maria academy graduate, praised for discipline and encouragement. Local examiner Glenn Worthington commends the school’s management and student progress, noting a larger attendance than last year.
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Schoo
Gedar Grove Public School
Woodsboro
Liberty Road
Mesers
Burges
Staub
Pittenger
Emily Hitselberger
Liberty
Monte Maria” Academy
Richmond
Glenn Worthington
Gommuni Td
Death of Jonas Smith and local notices
Jonas Smith, aged about ninety nine, died yesterday at the home of Mr Wm Parton on Green Lane. He leaves four children J Susith Sirs Win Pattion Augie R Sarth and Alfred Stover. Funeral Wednesday at 10, interment at Williamport. Also reports on school attire changes and a proposal for temperance dress reform led by women.
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Jonas Smith
Jonas Sand
Ely Isenof Hegerstows
Wm. Parton
Green Lane
J. Susith
Pattion
Augie R. Sarth
Hagerstown
Alfred Stover
Frueeral
Leap Year Explained and Oyster Prices Rise in Baltimore
The article notes scarce oyster arrivals in Baltimore due to a Chesapeake storm causing prices to jump from 30 45 to 60 95 cents per bushel, with traders expecting further gains. It then explains why 1900 is not a leap year, tracing calendar corrections from Julius Caesar to Pope Gregory XIII and how minor yearly minutes accumulate to nearly balance over millennia.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake
Stone Wharf
Caesar
Gregory Aml
Pope Gregory
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