Century Run From Baltimore To Frederick Arrives In Noon
A sixth annual century ride organized by the Baltimore Century saw 247 wheelmen start from Baltimore for Frederick, 192 completing the round trip. The group faced mishaps including a head cut from a fall near Nore, rope-hitched repairs, and several tumbles. Two ladies completed the outbound and returned ahead of the main group, with a crowd gathered at the Frederick Square to greet the riders.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Frederick Cdule
Hayden
S. W. G. Lecompte
Henry Smith Cob Smith
Charles Wilson
Willier
Frederar
Brish
H. L. Kiracofe
J. H. W. D. Lipps
E. M.tabler
P. J. Nusbaum
W. F. Chewith
C. E. Lipps
H. Norwood
Ibiss
J. Zimmerman
Sheil
J. M. Brish
Barck
C. J. Ramsb " Pley
C. W. Shephard
W. CG
P. Little
C. B.C. Rhoderick
Att
L. M. Smith
C. S. Bopst
Ney
Jack Sammers
Ndt
Makatury
Manly
Conde Road
Literary Society meets at FT Waterary with readings and music
The Art Literary Society held a Friday afternoon session featuring a piano duo Dixon and Bowers, readings by Getzendanner and others, a vocal solo by Miss Eleanor, and a Gazette reading by label Gilbert. The event concluded with notices of a visit by the Grand of the Improved Order of Red Men, Delaware Tribe No. 2%, and other local participants.
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FT Waterary Society
Art Literary Society
Dixon and Bowers
Getzendanner
Reading
Miss Ly
Eleanor Rading
The
Gazette
Read
Gilbert
Sagamore
J. Henry
Charles Miller Convicted in Second Degree Murder Case
Charles Miller was found guilty of murder in the second degree after a swift jury verdict. Testimony described a camp meeting dispute with Roy Brown, Miller drawing a knife, Brown grabbing a stone, and a fatal clash where Miller claimed self defense as witnesses detailed the confrontation and subsequent trial arguments.
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Charles Miller
Roy Brown
John Cramer
Brown
Miller
Luther Mahoney
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
Harry Grey
Cub
Wiitness
Hiu
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Somers
Mahoney
Shaffer
Wesley Diggs
Dor. Win. Brown
Mr. Toms
Mr. Shaffer
Middletown
Frederick
Ohio
Samuel A. Rowe
Shafer
Roger McSherry
Mergo
Wail
Gentemen
Mahoe
Murder Trial Delves into Miller Case in County Court
In a heated trial the defense and prosecution plead over Charles Miller's guilt in a fatal neck stab of Wm Brown. Prosecution paints Miller as a deadly assailant while defense argues lack of malice and self defense amid crowd testimony, urging acquittal.
Miller Found Guilty in Murder Trial in Maryland
The defense urged self defense while prosecutors argued Miller trapped Brown after a provocation. Testimony contradicted by a key witness Diggs, with the judge and lawyers highlighting threats and a deadly strike at close range. The jury returned not guilty of first degree murder but found Miller guilty of second degree murder.
State Attorneys Fight Over Schoolhouse Fire Attempt
The case unravels with the State alleging George Bla men injured and Blumenauer connected to an arson attempt at a schoolhouse on the morning of August 19. Testimony traces a trail from a porch with kindling to a bloodied wound and a burning plan. Defense counters with witnesses to deny wood handling and suggest accidental causes. The court records a closing rec o g nition as the trial proceeds.
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House of Correction
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George Gibbon
Leslie Horine
Montgomery County
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Wan
Muulyby
Brank Thoupel
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Sand
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Jharry Colanes
Joramina
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Tony Ot Kriso
Moul Ruuteabin
RL EL Anerson
John R. Stanger
George McCgeayson
Jol Torshbeya
Boman Danae
Kayes BL
Melek Mads Rly
Wan He
West Wateick Srvet
Blumenager
Wen
Schiool-House
Blumenanors Shop
Pampol
Hoe
Blumenauer
Dr. Smith
Ila
F. Smith
George Blumebear
Blaweniner
Corset Factory Announces Wide Range of New Designs
A local corset maker unveils a new line including the New Short Corset with varied shapes and sizes. The firm plans rapid production shifts to meet demand and urges customers to visit the shop for fittings.
My Friend from India to Open at City Opera House
The famed H A Du Souchet comedy My Friend from India headlines City Opera House on October 5 with a renowned company, following earlier triumphs in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and other major cities. The cast promises top talent and the production aims to avoid vulgarity while delivering sustained laughs.
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India
Smythe & Rice
Bison Theatre
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
City Opera House
Secretary Hay's Assistant Appointed By State
Special Dispatch reports in Washington that David Jill of Rochester New York has been named first assistant Secretary of State. The announcement marks a significant belated appointment in the administration.
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Wasington
David Jill
Rochester
Board of Managers Home for the Aged Meets October 4
Special notice states the monthly meeting of the Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged will be held Tuesday October 4 at 3 p.m by order of the Secretary. Pole raising is noted with a 52 foot flag pole erected at a vine covered cottage described as the cheerful neat little cottage at 268 N. Marne Sinner. New stock arrives including 4 quart Granite Stew Pans at 12 cents and vase lamps offered at special Saturday and Monday prices. promotional sales and low prices are emphasized.
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Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Marne Sinner
Only carpet stock in Frederick offered at low prices
L. B. Mulliniz advertises a carpet store in Frederick highlighting the city’s greatest new carpet stock. The ad stresses full attention to the carpet business and claims they can serve customers better than competitors with unusually cheap prices.
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City
Frederick
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