Weather forecast sketch from The Daily News
The Daily News notes increasing cloudiness Friday with cooler, unsettled conditions in parts. A weather bureau summary describes falling barometer, warmer inland but cooler in upper Lake Teglons, Montana and New Mexico showers, generally fair across the central waters and into the Atlantic seaboard. Winds shift with high and low pressure areas moving east, bringing clear cool spells and occasional rain.
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L. Moors
Whiff
The
Weather Bureau
P. m
Lake Region
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Arizona
Middie Atlantic States
Lake Superior
Lake Teglons
Platesa
New Mexico
Watera
Atlantic Goset
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Public Sale Notice and Advertisers Statement
Public sale notice appears with attorney reference J H Markey and mentions City Opera House Photographs Jackets and Capes Craters No 4980 Equity and F J Nelson Soir To the Ladies Joe Gatman & Co. Advertisers urged to be reliable and report dealings to subscribers.
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J. H. Markey
City Opera House
Equity
F. J. Nelson
Soir
Joe Gatman & Co
Autumnal issue of The Weekly News prompts lively reading
The Frederick-based weekly lays out twelve pages packed with home news state summaries and world telegrams. A standout feature is Octave Thanet's ghost story The Good Angel, alongside Captain Geo Kilmer’s Herclam tales and familiar inserts like The Girl Advert Town and The Market Scribe. Includes farm, home, garden sections, poems, short stories, and an array of advertisements and notices.
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Taz News
Frederick
Sewa
Sis Parta
Octave Thanet
Geo. Kilmer
Herclam
G. W. Clay
D. Hohrback
P. F. Couiter
Clothiang
Frederick Bride Weds in Reformed Church Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Amy Rebecca Newman of Frederick to Mr. Manning Parsons of Baltimore was held in the Brargeilca Reformed Church with Rev. Dr Eschbach officiating. A reception at the bride’s home followed, featuring cream decor, white and yellow flowers, and a gathering of friends and relatives from Frederick, Baltimore, and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Enan Newman
Frederick
Biss
Amy Rebecca
Ate Mee
Geo
Ed Emith
Mise Emm
Newman
Slater
Rathers
Manning Parsons
Baltimore
Ira Milter
Richard Hoss
B F Reich
Mary Grace Levy
Ada Nelson
Mamie
Blanche Shriner
Grace D. Ely
Fred B. Adams
E.R Eschbach
Esat Second Street
Archie Parsons
Aiis Musselman
Pennsylvania
Samuel L. Lilly
Levy
Nelson
Marple Shriner
Blanche Shriver
Ely
Afin Keedy Witliams
Town West
Simon Parsone
Frank Shaw
Mizses Shaw
Weatminster
Fred. Adams
Hammond
Frederick Counts
Mason
Hera
Bachbsch
Deborns Ingle
J. White
Luther Kulbman
Fre
O’rourke
Gaffney
Ciy
Feast of Tabernacles Observed At Sunset Tonight
The Jewish festival of Tabernacles begins at sunset marking the gathering of the second harvest in Palestine. It is also known as the Feast of Booths, observed for seven days with booths, and ends on the eighth day with the Feast of Concluding Rejoicing of the Law. Synagogues are decorated with greens and earth-brown fronds.
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Tabernacles
Palestne
Levitiena
Tie
Bootha
Booths
Israel
Egypt
Property transfers map a tangle of street deals
Mary E. Morgan transfers to Thomas Schley a lot on West Second Street for 5006 dollars. Mary Tebsz sells to Mary E. Morgan a lot on Exist Second Street for 2700 dollars. Mary E. Payne and others transfer to Noah E. Cramer a lot on West Third Street for 100 dollars. Mary A. Payne and others transfer a right of way to Nosh Be Cramer for 500 dollars. John T. Brosius sells to Mary Teban a lot on East Second Street for 500 dollars.
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Mary E. Morgan
Thomas Schley
West Second Street
Mary Tebsz
Exist Second Street
Mary E. Payne
Noah E Cramer
West Third Street
Mary A. Payne
Nosh Be Cramer
John T. Brosius
Mary Teban
East Second Street
Local dealer expands shop with war relics on display
Mr W W Fieming of West Patrick Street is expanding his tobacconist business as buyers show interest in the interior upgrade. A large collection of war relics has been on exhibition, while new exterior painting was completed this morning by Shoydan Wa Holligzer and John McCauley at Frank Shefield’s Market Street premises.
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Meen
W. W. Fieming
West Patrick Street
Mewrs
Shoydan Wa
Holligzer
John McCauley
Frank Sheffield
Frederick Coan's Ahead at Pimlico Track Race
In a muddy Pimlico race the five beat the 2.19 class as Nettle 0 failed early but Munotacy won the beat lowering the stakes. The colt Tildly eluke, by Monocsey out of Cech MW, was presented to buyer Joby Marrer of Norfolk who purchased the jumper for 1200. Tiddlywloket moved to RDseth, Frederick, handled by de Garmendia.
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Frederick Coan
Pimilco
Cech
Joby Marrer
Norfols
Rdseth
Frederick
de Garmendia
Progress on Ellicott City Electric Railroad Construction
News from Mews of the State notes active progress on the electric railroad to Ellicott City. The Carroll county election supervisors appointed election officers for Anne Amadel. Editor William B Ustliorn bought an estate on the Chester river for 18 433. Mre W J McPeely, matron of Washington College Chestertown, died aged forty nine. Heavy frosts hit Prince Georges with tobacco largely housed. The New Castle Presbytery meets at West Nottingham Church Cael county. Easton Catholic Church committee asks Bishop Cartla to remove Hon F F Waldron the pastor. Brigden Day peach baskets makers of Ridgely assign for creditors. Foul play suspected in John Holliday death in Caroline county. John Fisher aged eighty nine bled in West Virginia Central yards Cumberland between two cars. Captain Oscar Hayden of oyster schooner Beesle Jones arrests five captains for unculled oysters. Ferdinand Woiama of Cumberland nominated by Democrats for Fourth Circuit judgeship. Clerk J Benson Perrie of Prince George’s Orphans’ Court declines another term. Lb L Orme chosen for vacancy.
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Ellicott City
Carroll County
Anne Amadel
Wm B Ustlron
Chester River
Mre
W.J McPeely
Washington College
Chestertown
Prince George's
New Castle
John Holliday
Caroline County
John Fisher
West Virginia Central Railroad
Cumberland
Oscar Hayden
Beesle Jones
Ferdinand Woiama
Democratic Judicial Convention
Fourth Circuit
J. Benson Perrie
Orphans’ Court
Prince George’s County
Lb. L. Orme
St Marys Chapter All Sainte Guild Elects Officers
The annual meeting of St Marys Chapter of All Sainte Guild elected Mika Nanale Thomas as president and Cora Font as vice president. Officers reelected and a 40 member roster appointed. aims to defray parish house debt with the year ahead includes a social tea on October 16.
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St. Mary’s
All Sainte Guild
Osborne Ingle
Mika Nanale Thomas
Cora Font
E. BR. Gittinger
Nixdorff
Bettle Markell
Tlhon
Virginia Brunner
Eleanore M. Tyler
St. Paul's Missionary Society of
Pleasant Hill
B. M. Hench
Utica Mills
Zion Church
Chariesville
Mrs Dennis Ramsburg Injured In Fall At Home
Mrs Dennis Ramsburg of West Fourth street slipped on stairs this morning and severely sprained her left ankle. Her husband Mr Ramsburg aided her to a chair while Dr A A Sharretta was summoned. The elderly woman, just past her seventy fifth birthday, is well regarded in the community.
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Dennis Ramsburg
West Fourth Street
Stolr
Ramsburg
A. A. Sharretta
Ramaturg
Frederick Fair Preview Attracts Hagerstown Visitors
The Hagerstown Herald notes a cordial welcome to the Frederick Fair set for October 8 9 10 and 11. The event promises a fine exhibition and will give Hagerstown residents a chance to view the show, with many likely to attend.
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Hagerstown
Frederick Fair
Local Notices From West Patrick Street and Walkersville
Badly Hart notes a painful foot injury after stepping on an old rake in a cellar. A pet dog named Tabbie belonging to Miss Sallie Ranneberger near Walkersville died aged 14, deeply mourned. John M. Freshour presents a basket of English red streak apples from his East Fifth street tree, praised for size color and quality.
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Hart
Geo. Phoebus
West Patrick’ Street
Tabbie
Mias
Sallie Ranneberger
Walkersville
Tibbie
Ite Desth ix
John M. Freshour
East Fifth Street
Montgomery Delegates Name Higgins for Judge Post
The Montgomery delegates to the prohibition judiciary convention to be held in Frederick next Saturday have selected Frank Higgins of the Rockville bar as their candidate for judge of the eighth circuit.
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Montgomery
Prohibition Judiciary Convention
Frederick
Frank Higgins
Rockville
Atzth
Reevaluated health figures prompt new support for vote
A garbled, fragmentary prompt hints at renewed health and a response to earlier figures. It mentions Byrap of Figs and unknown individuals shaping a vote, but the readable content is too fragmentary to extract concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes for a solid summary.
Remarkable Market Robbery at North Market Street
Excitement ran through North Market Street as a large plate glass window at Mr Geo A Gilbert’s store was broken and three pairs of shoes stolen. A brick was thrust through the glass during a dark 3 to 4 am theft blamed on two men reported from Nor Market. The glass cost 450 dollars and total damage reached 8000 dollars. Gilbert offers 2500 dollar reward. A bread wagon theft and mat theft on East Church Street were also noted.
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Giana Witcen
Geo A. Gilbert
Koere
Fuerau
Guint
Nor Mlarket
Patrick Breet
Frederick
Isabela Gan Works
East Church Street
Fogle
Young People's Christian Union meeting in Hagerstown
The second annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of Maryland Conference United Brethren in Christ met at St Pauls U B Church in Hagerstown. Officers include Rev J E Font president Rev C F Flook vice president Rev John W Owen secretary Albert E Baker treasurer. Delegates from Frederick county named along with local committees on resolutions and nominations.
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X. P.O U
Young People’s Christian Union of Maryland
United Brethren In Christ
St Paul's U. B. Church
Hagerstown
Young People’s Christian Union
U. B Church
Young People’s
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick Counties
Columbis
Middleburg
State Live
J. E. Font
C. F. Flook
Frederick
Vica
John W. Owen
Walkersville
Albert E. Baker
Treaurer
Frederick County
Hell
Fout
Cyrus F. Flook
Prederick
Milas Emma Grimm
Rooversville
Charles 3Ickes
Fhurmont
R. Bird
Myeraville
D. D. Reedy
Reedyaville
Effin Esker
Hageratown
Yeaterday
J. W. Gwenn
E. C B. Castle
Thurmost
Obituary and local notices from Keedysville area
The remains of Mrs. Mary Keedy arrived in Keedysville for burial beside her husband Dr. John D Keedy at Fairview Cemetery with services by Rev J W Lingle and pallbearers named. A new Rhodes Bus Posting Company begins operations in Frederick Junction with advertising boards on city streets. A peach tree in Peter Welty’s yard promises two crops this season. The Maryland Presbyterian Presbytery met in Hancock with Dr W A Markland as moderator. An odd egg weighing a quarter pound was laid by Mrs L Boffman’s hen. New proprietors Martin Spalding and John Hemler take over William F Spalding’s saloon in Hagerstown.
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Mary Keedy
John D Keedy
Keedysville
Frederick
Lutheran Church
J. W. Lingle
Maurer
Boonaboro
Fairview Cemetery
Deaner
Martin Line
J. B. Taylor
J. &. Growmicxie
Caleb Wyandi
George W. Miller
Rhodes Bus Posting Company
Orm
Predenck
Frederick Junction
Maryland
Meryland
Presbyterian Church
Hancock
W. A. Markland
Frenkite Street
Baltimore
Markland Ws
G. Bradley Daviison
Betheads Church
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News of the Churches
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Chotel
Pouralty
Stalliine
Altes
Gorman & Co
Amurs
Taylor
Detly
Beckley
Fredtrict Republican Association
Republican Roomut
Republtcan Aesocia Fon
Eveniog Ucloburd
Ceaotral Nactuoal Bank of
Frederick City
Thomas Rice
N. Market St
F. W. Doub
Rodock & Neldig’s
A. T. Rice & Sons
Steiner Bros
D. B. Best
Betham
D. H. Batsis
North Marert Bst
Markell & Trail
Qae
Manrely
Mr. P. &. Welty
Hamilton Lindsay
Good
William A. Mansfield
Court Etreet
Frederick, Md
Laois &Co
Shippensburs
Panaridir
Los
Pound
Alain
Mullinis
Meses
Gasiilias
Martin Spalding
John Hemler
William F. Spalding
St Hmmiltsburg
Shriner Milling
Los Ousk
Bor
Dale
John Hendricsson
Pas
Ebay
UGR
Joan Henonierson
F. V. Staub
Theis
Mason's Best Pt
Jara
F . Vv. Stavs
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
Poll Brothers
North Market
Nsw
Trobe
Dow Bauoruzza
LEA
Loz
PEBM
John A. Kennedy
Grecian
Staise
Straise Godas
Tly Gebey Ribtespiche
Jork -Frawwy
Lee Peoe
Teen Yi
Vialtun
Kodock & Neldig
Stasulsngo
A. T. Rice & Son
Frederick, Ms
James E. Waaleer & Co, J. WaLese & Vou
Priestley
Elaewheer
Jas. EK
Waser
J. F. Hsengauer
IF. Risgyaavee
Managre
Berf
Lax
Wauvon
el Parte
Risenhauss
Maxeger
Heenbauer
Merket
Bartholomay
Rochester
Apollo
National Capital Brew CO
Jars Bay
Durbharts
Ryans & Burs
Allleeding Cesiers
John A. v. LivPa
Gor
West Fatrick
Telegraph
Frederick, Ma
Sokgr FB
Wirnee
Welt
Breimed
Dalia
Ieee Go Meritages
Wea Park
Attorneys-At-Law
Dorsey Bighibun
Sid
Charcery
At-Law
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