Washington and Camber Road Canal Dispute and Local Notices
Judge Alvey's decree stalls the Washington and Camber Road project as directors vow to press forward delaying tactics while public sentiment favors the railroad. Separate notes report Hagerstown street railway efforts, a Prohibition candidate contest in the Sixth district, a near deadly road accident near Ellicott City, and a townpaper perspective on country editors versus city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zedge Alvey
B Karts Johonoo
Washington and Cummbertead Bathroad
Deston
Alvey AU Ha Cerston
Eluridas
Uaidir
Cine Urestarets
Washington and Camber Lind Railroad Company
Uieearliant
Old Yellow Pumpkin Market Musings and Fruit Prices
A rambling market reminiscence details urban markets in 1890s settings. Mentions of Knoxrsville and 1th Avenue Market, Billy Lebberg, Warner Street, pumpkin poetry, and pumpkin based pies. Includes scattered prices for cabbage, beans, beets, onions, potatoes, and fish, with notes on market activity and playful references to seasonal produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtu
Bosra & How Agent Announces Event on October 6
Mr. Ginoker Coving and A E Glocker announce a visit by representatives of Bosra & How to show goods at your residence. The event, scheduled for October 6, offers full panels and various items including tripe, feet, and slaw, with Russian serdtines referenced obliquely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginoker
A. E. Glocker
Bosra & How
TRE SOCIAL WORLD PARTY REPORT
A fragmented OCR line references a social event titled TRE SOCIAL WORLD with a party motif. It names Pumaeart and Bac but provides no clear date location or full details. The readable bits suggest a social gathering or entertainment caption without verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE Social World
Pumaeart Party
Ah Bac
Eteee Ee
Noted Potentials in Pursuit of a Ghaatly Case
A fragmented report describes a grim homicide investigation involving a newborn found near a river. Officials discuss possible accidental causes and the alleged involvement of a heavy weight in the child’s death, with interrogation of witnesses and ongoing forensic review.
County correspondence highlights local notes and visits
A jumble of reader submissions reports Mrs Darling of Baltimore visiting Dr Mulinix while Miss Linthicum recovers from typhoid fever and Mr Chas Dronenburg suffers fever. John Linthicum’s hand injury improves after an apple butter mishap. Angeline Windsor visits Mrs John Dixonneer. M E church plans a donation party at Dr Irvin’s new home. Prof James Smith returns from Baltimore. A surprise party occurs at John Olsen’s. Miss Hose Kidd and Miss Ada Stano return from Montgomery County and New Windsver visits. Dr J T W Headery of Baltimore makes a brief visit. Warren Linuthiumu suffers a winter ax accident.
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Fortun
Mrs Darling
Baltimore
EE Mulinix
Sarah Linthbuin
Abe
Chas Dronenburg
John Linthicum
Angeline Windaer
John Dixonneer
M. Ie Church
Irvin
Urebana
James Smith Hag
Misa Ada Atano
New Windsver
JT. W. Headery
Wheat and oats markets show steady to firm tone Across regions
Grain prices move with mixed tones as western shipments hold steady while southern bids soften. Wheat No 2 values stabilize, corn and oats show mixed demand with futures trading in narrow ranges. Local notes report church harvest services and communion announcements in Wolfeville and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Family
City Mills
Kia Brands
Cvctira
Southern
Pennsylvania
County Charcot
Wolfeville
U. H
Wolfville
Glade
Mount Zion Lavberan
Feagavilie
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Loutheran
Jefferson Tommmneny
Hedges
Zion
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Reported Incomplete List
A mixed list of hotel arrivals includes Orry Rorri and numerous guests from towns such as Baltimore Buffalo Williamsport and Washington with mentions of county totals though many entries appear garbled or partial. The notice notes counts of guests from the county and a separate county total despite unclear formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Rorri
L. Brat
Cineia
C. G. Fiowers
M. Meals
Cumberland
B. Fonda
Washo
D.C
F. J. Wagner
Buffalo
Cant Hoven
A. Hl. Jasoby
Weiler
Jones
Balto
K . King
Mowery Cn. L
Pavia
N.Y
Woshington
D. C
Cantrat Hote
Noakecard, Cartol Co
W. C. Simme
Freesahe County
Fell in the Fountain Incident News Note
A brief item describes men on North Avenue near the fountain when a baby fell over the rail and caused a momentary distraction. Rescuers retrieved the child, noting injuries and a smoky effect afterward. Local authorities are advised of the incident and care recommendations from Dr. Kee at Meth Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avhet
Favorite Teacher Contest Opens in Frederick County
A local vote contest seeks the most popular teacher in Frederick County. Readers receive a blank ballot printed in the News to vote for their preferred teacher using the form clipped from Tre News. Each vote costs a stamp and votes can be cast by mail or in person at designated drop points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yim
Whitch
Frederickk
Par Dany
Warenty
Serbithay
Utah
Tue
Taicherd
Sov Yueh Brew
Tvi Pune
Puind
Ace
Brederick Cannes
Pin Dana Niven
Baauinay Wewa
WetaLy News
One Month At Jessups House of Correction Directors Meet
The monthly meeting of the House of Correction directors convened at the Institution on Thursday with members ex-Gov Henry Lloyd Frank T Shaw Wm Downey Col Thomas N Hunt Dr A Fox John Ireland G S Kenly and Robert Crain plus several visitors. The superintendent report by Col Jeese Moore showed 359 male and 99 female prisoners total 458. There were 44 males and 0 females discharged by termination 2 died and 1 was pardoned by the Governor. Cost of maintenance per prisoner was 35 cents daily and per the entire facility 16 1/2 cents. Of the 964 prisoners now in the institution 186 are mounted crop this week. Nine hundred potatoes have been dug. Dorsey’s Run leapt the plantation but became contaminated with canneries refuse. Messrs Komly and Crain were appointed to inspect and order the nuisance stopped at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Henry Lloyd
Dorchester County
Frank T. Shaw
Carroll
Wm. Downey
Frederick
Thomas N. Hunt
Howard
Prince George's
John Ireland
Annapalia
G. Kenly
Robert Crain
Baltimore
Jeese Moore
John Cut
Dorsey
Mesers
Komly
Crain
Death claims Mrs. Marta Wier in Milas York. long career noted
Mrs. Marta Wier wife of Dr. Robert F. Wier of New York died in Milas, Mal y after weeks of illness. The obituary highlights her Virginia roots with family ties to Martinsburg and her late husband’s prominent role in Cleveland’s era, noting forty years of public service and diverse community contributions.
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Marta W. Wier
Robert F. Wier
New York
Milas
Maly
Shay
Waa
Mm Rg, McPhereon
Unprecedented Trade Report Highlights New York Conditions
Finance and trade news show a robust domestic market with gains over last year in New York and across centers including Chicago, Cleveland, and St. Louis. The iron market remains strong with demand for plates and pipe, while cotton and coffee hold steady. overall business failures rise modestly to 197 that week.
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New
Yor
Chicago
Juilea
Loston
Cleveland
Prom
Boyum
New England
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Savannah
United States
Canada
Dominion of
Nada
Hotel Connor Proprietor Ill at Harper's Ferry
Capt John W. Doll once popular on the Winchester accommodation now runs Hotel Connor at Harper's Ferry and lies very ill there. Obenderfer, formerly on the wick Hat, is able to shout again at his work. Transfers list land parcels to City Manufacturing and Development Co. Jobo Herbverves enlarges his Market Street bakery. Samuel M. Hedges buys Sinn's tobacco stock and fixtures at 44 South Market Street. G M D Clabaugh sells city market stalls to corporate authorities for 1100.
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John W. Doll
Winchester
Connor
Harper's Furry
Tred Obenderfer
Samuel
Hedges
Me. C. W. Sinn
South Market Street
YMCA Morning and Evening Services at Remp Hall
The morning service at Remp Hall will be conducted by Mr. Clifford Fagan and the evening meeting will be led by Mr. Wm Knock for the YMCA.
Lewistown Protestant Church Reopening October 19
The Biaduchot Protestant church in Lewistown, now under extensive repairs, will reopen on October 19 with local and visiting ministers from abroad to participate in the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistows
Baseball Results and League Standings From Yesterday
Baseball yesterday covered National and American leagues with scores and team standings. Listings include Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and St Louis, plus mentions of Boston and Pittsburgh. details are fragmented but show game results and positions. An ad copy for Lemon Elixir and Brown Bitter tonics appears amid the sports notes.
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Brooklyn
Pittabarg
Cleveland
Chaveland
Cincinnati
Botton
Chicano
KBR
New York
Pittsbury
Pitaborg
Bowton
Chinon
Chicaxn
Cleveland Clarkam
Cletuisssawa
Philadelphia
IOH
SLO Owe American Association
Loulaville
Columbus
Proderik town contest stirs old town traditions and courtship hopes
The Proderik county voting contest sparks local excitement with schoolchildren buying papers to influence the popular tracker, while gossip covers a forthcoming wedding, ingrained friendships, and plan for seasonal pies. Narratives include suitors, a wedding image, and backyard activities as residents weigh chances and fortunes.
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N&wsh
Proderik
Dlandl
Bey
Nell
Alvadl
STARTLING SIGHT IN LONGLELAND TOWN MOONLIGHT DISCUSSION
A chaotic ad littered with garbled text describes a moonlit scene in a quaint Longleland town. It mentions Kabo corsets and a store pitch by Doll & Bor, offering a corselet primer and money-back option, with scattered phrases about comfort and broken bones.
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H.B Moulton
Washington
Sisth
Huei Metatad
Mt. Moulton
Moulton
New York Bank
Cary
Fai
Leath
Ellicott City
Charles Phutta
Shorve
Della Road
Bimrock
Hilicott City
Schotu
Eagerstown
Lendand Im Uyrement Company
Hagerstown
Catine
Odd Fellows' Hell
Lovis Kk. McComas
Norman B. Soot, Jr
Baguette Inne
Knoxrsville
Ahlianarket
Mathe Sonpberg
Billy Lebberg
Billy
Rugalnng
Fietclisa News
Andoan
Warner Street
Warner McKinsey
Efotel Montongiun Prom
Adoud
Dafterwaard
Frederick and Monocacy Valley
Aloaya
Mary Jane
Ian
Holdin
Monroe Allting
Monroe
Jack Frost
Bose
Eta Om Oe
Devt
Englara Mendon
Winsor
Dimwood
Marie
County
Correspordiace
Treuate
County Lowney
Jessup's
J. B
Martinsburg
W. Ya
Eaye Hoela
Virginia
Clevelend
Capecity
Monty Maqkete
H. G
Dan & Covs
BO Largo
Pablus
Bank of Bost
Doylestown
Public Acooly
Niitter
and Teachers’ Institute
Moints
Jobo de Witt Miller
William
Wilkesbarre Street
Wilin
Satire - Weis
Onwiganurd
Sohayliil County
Jeremiah Henith
Dune Gretee
Om Ephtein
Polaon
Driskwaters
Greinet
Eva
Sumners
Fiedete Breht Company
Kiedrie i, Meat Haat and Renee En Company
Roscial
Wits
Jobe
Mia
Charles M Wenner
John. Jordan
EW ‘Lurter
Dacols Rohrback
Wood Tross
Herber Mobdoney
Dhig
Rradotreetes
Co -Punn
Sath Yn
Alinutters
Alee Fren
Pinkie
Ated
Michlera
Thomas V. Mackendie
Petville
Resaf
Wiithausport
Rone Hedges
Leona Mc.Kelvey
Washington, DC
Tire DP
Russmaul
Alfred Uutter
Teal
Tens Loreaté
Wife
Penlesi Ae City Manufacturing and Development
Jobo Herbberves
Market Street
Eichelberger and Young
Statta
G. M.D. Clabaugh
C. Fi Heller's
Wie
Malatia
Soman
Soeere
Selo
Young Man
Wasi
Gokool
Rapid
Shien
Oscar Furs
Oscar
Vinysolf
Jim LM
Lilsen
Ned
Alex
Kengle
Mary Jaxr
Associated Press
Huntington
Longleland
Nornes
Halling
Aurfe
Lobb
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