Suspicious Man on Train May Be Seen in Frederick
Police Justice Freckstein noted a suspicious man who boarded a train at Elke dge with a colored woman and went to Baltimore. Wilson is linked to a woman matching that description and a colored map seen by a city resident. No definitive sighting of the man after last week’s shooting. rumors persist but lack confirmation.
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Freckstein
Elkedge
Baltimore
Wilson
Eckstein
Frederick
Parla
Geo. Brengle
Hyreneas Bride Miss Muncaster to Mr Gassaway
The marriage of Miss Helen Muncaster to Mr Jobo Gassaway will be held at 7 30 p m October 1 at the bride’s mother residence in Rockville Maryland in the presence of the immediate families the nieces and Repbews to Rockville and the Kaffee Kilatchs of which Miss Muncaster is a member Following a southern trip the couple will reside in Germantown Maryland Both parties are well known in Maryland with Mr Gassaway holding business interests in the town and county
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Helen Muncester
Jobo
Gaseaway
Rockville
Muncaster
Maryand
Gassaway
Germantown
Hagerstown items reveal fair plans and 1895 notes
Local notices describe the East Patrick Street scene becoming a miniature Broadway while the Great Frederick Fair draws attention as the objective. Ads reflect bread costs and soap value, and a silver wedding card praises flatirons. The Haerstown Potomac Electric Railroad papers near completion, and ministers press to ban liquor sales at the fairgrounds.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick Fair
Haaretown and Potomac Electric Railroad Ompany
Hagerstown
Rider Injured In South Mountain Bicycle Accident
A Baltimore man, 20, with no brake on his bicycle, fell from a steep South Mountain descent near Boonsboro. He struck a sandbank, was unconscious for hours, then recovered enough to identify himself as Mr. Salter, a clerk from Baltimore Cemetery office. He was taken to the Wolf home for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L Baker
William Street
Baltimore
South Mountain
Briddletown
Boonsboro
Hotsprings
Salter
Hot Spring
Baker
Halaleg
Siiter
Market Mention
Market vendors gathered at the building this morning with some wagons outside. Supplies were scarcer than Toss day, but enough to form a fair bill of fare. Eggs up to 15 cents a dozen, corn, lima beans and tomatoes steady, tomatoes 50 cents a bushel, peaches 1.35 per bushel. Green tomatoes available for pickin though frost could ruin them.
Orphans Court Docket and Estate Proceedings
List of debts due the estate of Eva M. Hines shows in court records. First and final account of Daniel L. Slagle as administrator of Meaty C. Slagle deceased filed and distribution made. Letters of administration granted to Wm. H. Siap for the estate of Margaret East. Court hearing in the case Amanda J. Freshour and wife versus Martha J. Eizenbroke administrator of Mary A. Harp. Levy matter pending.
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Orphana’ Court
Eva M. Hines
Daniel L. Slagle
Meaty C. Slagle
Wm. H. Siap
Margaret East
Amanda J. Freshour
Martha J. Eizenbroke
Mary A. Harp
Levy
Baltimore Basin Club Wins Pennant Again
Base Ban News reports the Baltimore baseball club has again won the pennant though local interest has subsided. The Temple Cup series attracts attention and news of Baltimore's first defeat by Cleveland last night disappointed fans in Frederickton. Remaining games may still favor Baltimore in the eyes of supporters.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Frederickton
Oriolee
Apes Tree Honey Heist Amid Monocacy Banks
Four men Edward Reynolds Scott Welty Gro Engelbrecht and a colored man felled a large white oak bee tree on the Monocacy riverbank near Hery Boutzshop last evening and secured about eighty pounds of exceptionally fine honey. The tree was located days before and the cutting and honey securing were completed without incident a generous portion of the honey was shared among the four men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reynolds
Scott Welty
Gro. Engelbrecht
Monocacy
Hery
Democratic Club Opens New HQ on West Patrick Street
The First Precinct Democratic Club held an open house at 167 West Patrick Street last evening with a large crowd. The club plans an open meeting in front of the headquarters tomorrow evening with several prominent speakers expected to attend.
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Democratic Club
West Patrick Street
Young Democracy
In Memory of Their Mother Davis Memorial Church Dedication
The Davis memorial church at Elkin West Virginia was dedicated to the service of God on Sunday last. Rev Dr Moses D Hoge of Richmond delivered the dedicatory sermon. The church was completed and presented to the Presbyterian congregation by Mesire Heaty.
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Davis Memorial Church
Elkin
W. Va
Moses D. Hoge
Richmond
Zikiss
Heaty
PURELY PERSONAL, mt Paragraphs About Those Who Game snd Go
The Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Ditmar of Jefferson with relatives at Fort Washington Pa. Mies Mads Clemm of Walkeraville visiting Misa Kya Cronenburg of Best Patrick street. Miss Elizabeth Woolford of the Eastern Shore leaves for home. Miss Woolford guest of her cousin Miss Navnle Marshal Johnson on East Second street. Mrs. John H Rawilnoge of Annspolls visiting her father Mr. Wm T. Montgomery of East Par tick street. While in Frederick Mrs. Rawlings has been very sick. Mrs. Wm. P. McNally and daughters Ellen Margaret Gertrude and May return to Baltimore from Thor mont this county after summer. Mr. Shaw of Eastern Shore returns home after short visit to city.
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H. F. Ditmar
Jefferson
Fort Washington
Mies Mads Clemm
Walkeraville
Misa Kya Cronenburg
Best Patrick Street
Elizabeth Woolford
John H Rawilnoge
Annspolls
Wm T. Montgomery
East Partick Street
Frederick
Mra
Rawlings
Wm. P. McNally
Ellen
Margaret
Gertrude
May
Baltimore
Thormont
Mr. Shaw
Eastern Shore
Travelers J N Zimmerman and A W Burkhart Return from Southern Tour
Mr J N Zimmerman and Mr A W Burkhart return home after a southern excursion that included Louisville National Encampment Mammoth Cave Noahville Tennessee Chattanooga Chickamauga Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge and several National Cemeteries They visited the Andrews raid site at Big Shanty now Kenesaw Station Kenesaw Mountain and concluded with a stop in Cincinnati and Calicoathe Ohio before returning home pleased with their trip.
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Agala
J.N. Zimmerman
A. W. Burkhart
Louisville
Mammoth Cave
Noahville
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Looken Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Atlanta
Exposition
Andersonville
Stockade
Law's grip on Kaileys hearing in Jefferson county
Kaileys, committed to jail days ago in Jefferson County on a terrorizing charge, face a Police Justice Ecnstein hearing this afternoon at seven. The pair roamed the area with a pack of dogs, disturbing residents and prompting arrest warrants.
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Dre
Kaileys
Jefferson
Ecnstein
Obituary and Notices From Winchester and Local Ads
An obituary notes the death of Mrs Anna May Motter widow of Hon William Motter once judge in Maryland. A local report mentions Mrs Rhodie Noah suffering cramps and diarrhoea treated with Chamberlains Colic Chelera and Diarrhoea Remedy. another resident recovered after four doses. Local ads promote free literature and Shilohs Cure and medical remedies from Albert L Pearre in Frederick and Etchison.
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Mary Sibley
Sidner
Pearre
Frederick
W. R. Rudy
Airy
Delegates Named for Maryland Synod Missionary Society Meet
A long list of delegates from multiple towns including Bruceville Thurmont Middletown and Williamsport were named to the thirteenth annual convention of the Woman's Homes and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod Lutheran church. The convention opened yesterday afternoon at Zion Lutheran Church Williamsport.
Sale of City Property to Mrs. Larh A. E. Toma
Doll and Albaugh report the sale of 31 East Second Street Baltimore-born Mrs Susannah Thomas agent to Mrs Larh A E Toma for 3000 dollars. The notice also lists various patent medicines and remedies sold by Albert Etchison Building, with claims of cures for headaches catarrh and digestive issues and liver pills. The fragmentary text mentions products and testimonials in an ad-like style.
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Doll & Albaugh
Susannah Thomas
Baltimore
East Second Street
Larh
A. E. Toma
The Fareet At an the De Sas Ape Mor Sere is a ERR ae hee eva ert
A garbled ledger of Brooklyn events recounts a prominent engineer Geriet at OML Poe die at his city home October 5 after long service on lake waters and harbor works, noting his role with Stumblint Bock light and river improvements while warning readers about frauds and offering medical advice and local notices.
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Hanut
Pabbe
Krooklyn
Geriet
Oml
Poe
Stumbint Bock
Eis
Fumweas
Geter Pos
Ant Wits
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Albert L. Pearre
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Earls Clover Root
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Capital Clu Commercial College
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