Ernest Tome Arrested for Assault on Woman Near Bigg's Ford
Ernest Tome, a married bridge worker, was arrested near Bublis by Constable Lowry F. Carter on charges of assault with intent to commit rape against Mrs Minnie Fitz at her home near Bigg's Ford last Wednesday. The crime was witnessed by a neighbor. Tome was jailed in default of $1,000 bail after appearing before Justice C. H. Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Toma
Bublis
Lowry F. Carter
Minnie Fitz
Bigg’s Ford
Tome
Brief Items of Interest From Local Notes
The dog of Mr. Charles E. Burger on South Street killed a large pole gauge. Hubert Bowers and Emmalyn Helfenstein Jr. yesterday captured 24 ambers. The new residence of Dr. Ben Jamin CG Perry near Urbana to be painted by force of hands under Mr. Lourin L. Welty. Brick building is being erected to the property of Mr. John Watts East Sixth Street, work by Mr. Milton Cutell. On a Potomac fishing trip Saturday, Dr. Charles G. MacGill and Mr. Morgan Runkles captured six bass. The millinery store and Mr. Ernest Helfenstein office on West Patrick Street are being repaired by hands under Mr. Micheal Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Bowers
Emmaly Helfenstein, Jr
Ben‘Jamin
Perry
Urbana
Lourin L. Welty
John Watts
Sixth Street
Milton Cuteall
Potomac
Charles G. MacGill
Morgan Runkles
Blumenauer and Co
Ernest Helfenstein
Patrick “Street
Micheal Kennedy
Will-Soon Finish Loop Work On Tracks Near Fair Grounds
Frederick Railroad Company progress on laying tracks around the Fair Grounds continues with work advancing from the Bar Grounds north to the northern entrance of the Fair Grounds. Officials expect completion in about three days as ballasting and cross-ties are addressed, ensuring the loop around the fair area is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fifth Street
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
Fair Grounds
Sexfedidd
Andersen
City Harnesses Independent Steamer to Augment Water Supply
The Mayor and Board authorized the Independent Hose Company steamer to pump extra water from Lakin's Spring near Frederick. Superintendent Tyeryar will operate the engine, with George Kolb in charge today and James Brunt replacing tomorrow, as crews alternate to steady reservoirs amid drought. Water from Lakin's Spring is reported purer bacteriologically than city sources to bolster reserves if drought worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL ¥. Tyeryar
Independent Hose Company
Lakin
Francis T. Lakin
Frederick
George Kolb
James Brunt
Yyervar
Big Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Lakin’s
United Steam Fire Engine Company Plans October Fair Dance
The United Steam Fire Engine Company held its regular quarterly meeting last night and arranged for the annual fair dance on Wednesday evening October 19. A committee was appointed to organize the event: Mesure Grayson B Haller Guy F Ruprecht Thomas G Buckey Walter L Flautt and Robert A Bennett. Mrs Paret, wife of Bishop William Paret, is hospitalized at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore with stomach trouble and may undergo surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteds
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Mesure
Grayson B. Haller
Guy F. Ruprecht
Thomas
G. Buckey
Walter L. Flautt
Paret
William , Paret
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Europe
David J. Lewis Opens Campaign in Clearspring Town Hall
Democratic congressional hopeful David J. Lewis opened his campaign in Washington county last night addressing a large Clearspring Town Hall gathering. Former State's Attorney Thomas A. Potenberger and Palmer Tennant of Hagerstown also spoke. Lewis scheduled a county Democratic Central Committee meeting for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Lewis
Washington County
Clearspring
Thomas A. Potenberger
Palmer Tennant
Hageratown
Democratic County Central Committee
Real Estate Sale Near New Design Road
Young and Staley real estate loan and insurance agents report the sale of Misa Mary’s farm of 1% acres on the New Design Road, about two miles south of the city, to Edward Hall.
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Cramer
Ataveter
Court Stres
BN Avenue
Budias
Woodaboro
AL el
Union Bridge
Breder- Ok
City
Market Street
Atreat
Wa Awe
Kallt Church Streec
Atalby
Fair Opens Today in York and Cumberland Regions
Faire Open Today in York County York Pa and Allegany County Cumberland Md begin with features including exhibition and aeraoplaning showcasing local events and attractions for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Fair
York
Allegany County Fair
Cumberland
Wheel of Wagon Steaks Collapses on Market Street
The rear wheel of Edward Widers wagon collapsed as it crossed railroad tracks on North Market Street. Court Clerks Treated. Alfred Kemp gave Clerk Bowers and deputies fine Cole apples as a liberal treat today. County Commissioners Inspect Montevue Hospital for planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Widers
North Market Street
Alfred Kemp
Bowers
Montevue
Montevue Hospital
New Cement Pavement In Front Of Trinity Market Exchange
A cement pavement is being laid in front of Trinity Market Exchange. Workers prepare the curb and lay slabs to improve foot traffic and drainage along the storefronts. Project aims to durable surface and safer pedestrian area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
M. Exch
Police Court Records Chronicle of Local Cases
Deputy Sheriff and Judge review multiple cases in police court. Raymond Bechultz faces theft and receiving charges after taking a watch and chain from Murray Schultz’s home while posing as his brother. Sus Carter arraigned for stealing $42 from William Pry on West All Saints Street after a night of drinking. Joel Cromwell released on habeas corpus after bail set at $100. Harriet Brown fined $2.60 for disorderly conduct during a fight with Genevieve Woodyard.
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Raymond W. Bechultz
Clarence Boller
Pear Woodsaboro
Chari W. King
Raymond
Sebuuts
Hiv Brother
Murray Schulte
Watch Ad
bin Brother
Reno
Helen, Akay
Carter
C.H. Eckatein
William Pry
Inez
Fry
Lille Green
Ernest
Edward Brown
John Keys
Weat All Saints’ Street
Nquida
Sla
Justice Eckatela
Harp
Joel Cromwell
Thomas Plater
John C. Motter
Harript
Harriat Brown
Fleming
U. B. Bazar Opens At East Patrick Street Location
The United Brethren church bazar opened in the Hersperger building on East Patrick Street drawing strong attendance. Visitors enjoyed booths including kitchen candy cake grocery and market stalls while youths visited a gypsy tent for fortunes. Oysters and bucks will be served with the O. U. A. M. Band set to attend tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Hersperger
East Patrick Street
Distribution of funds for public schools and high school
The State Comptroller announced quarterly distribution of school book funds public school taxes and the high school fund for the quarter starting October 1. Frederick county allocations are 1740.14 for school books 10836.64 for public schools and 7400 for high school. State totals are 37500 260000 and 103900 respectively.
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Frederick County
Mount St Mary's Football Opens Season with Indian Reserves
Mount St. Mary's football team begins the season tomorrow with an Indian Reserves squad. The 30-man squad has training quarters and is under Coach Topper. This marks the first time the Mountaineers have outside coaching in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's
Topper
Mountaineers
Cable and Lantern Break on Market and Third Streets
Lonaconing welcomes its new weekly paper The Advocate replacing the Star. Arthur F. Smith serves as president of the company with J. E. Baldwin as manager for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
Third Streets
Lonaconing
The
Advocate
Star
Arthur F. Smith
J. E. Baldwin
Clerks Take Auto Ride to Several Towns
Mr William H Ramaburg treated the clerks at the India store to an automobile ride on Sunday. They visited Emmaburg Thurmont Jefferson and other points during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Ramaburg
clerks'India Store
Emmaburg
Thurmont
Jefferson
September Rainfall Breaks Driest Month Record
A historical weather note details September’s rainfall in Frederick, describing it as a record driest month despite an initial rainy spell. It records an average over three inches, with only six rainy days, dramatic temperature swings from 95 to 43, light frosts on September 16, and hopes for autumn rain before the Frederick Fair week.
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Frederick
Drouth
Hay
Hite
Autumn garments and accessories at Hendrickson’s store
D H Hendrickson advertises “Gathering of the New Glows” fall fashion items daily changing. Tailored waists in silk and linen from $1.00 to $3.00, Paris scarves, crepe de Chine scarves, new plaid silk waists, fleece robes for cool nights, and pajamas priced around $1.48 to $1.75. John C Hendrickson.
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Baates
Paris
Ladien’ Ood Met
John C. Hendrickson
Miller’s Fashionable Dresses and Cloaks Ad Muddle
Fragmented OCR reads advertise Miller dress and cloak fabrics, garbled text mixes prices and yardages, mentions garnet shades and plaid, references yards and fabrics like grenadines. Other lines cite terms like rich, brown, and beige with scattered numbers and vendor cues, lacking coherent sale details.
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Mcneall
Grenadines
Persalan
Google
Frederick Fair entry details and exhibits schedule
Frederick fair events list October 11 to October 17 with departments on specific dates at midnight and 6 pm. Season tickets priced 1.00 admit four and on sale at the Secretary’s Office 48 North Market Street. Exhibits include nursery stock by Mountain View Nursery Co and a heater showcase. Sewing Society at Frederick City Hospital Guild meets 2 pm Wednesday at hospital.
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Frederick Falr
Frederick Fair
Horng
Omce
Nortis Market Street
FirstGines
Mountain View Nursery Co
Wit Haméport
Sewing Society
Frederick ‘City Hospital
Hospital
Ie D. C
Weaafternoon
A. Kate
Prohibitionists Nominate Gilbert for Congress in 2nd District
The prohibitions held in the second congressional district and nominated Aff Harry F. Gilbert of Baltimore county for Congress. Gilbert, born in Frederick county, is a lawyer with notable involvement in finance and other ventures. He previously won the party’s nominating bid years ago for Attorney General of the state.
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Gilbert
Secod
Yeaterday
Harry FE. Gilbert
Baltimore County
Congress
Frederick County
Local Card of Thanks and Notices From the Community
A fragmentary local page lists a card of thanks for support at a recent event in Braddock Heights and notices about gas and electric bill discounts, an art club election, a monthly meeting of Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U. D. C., a lost automobile inner tube reward, a fall and winter upholstery opening, a plant sale by A Marino & Co, and bulb sales by G Hermann & Son. Other readable items include requests for full attendance at meetings and gratitude expressions from residents.
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Fi Fitzhugh Lee
A. L. Pearre
Cér
Bee
Real estate and funeral services listings from Frederick area
Classified notice listing farms for sale near Brunswick Monrovia and Louise own with acreages from 1 to 102 acres, plus dwellings and rental properties across Frederick City and surrounding towns. Includes contact lines for GEO L'CRAMER & BONS and YOUNG & STALEY with addresses and phone numbers.
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REAL
Wade Hore
Arket
Mere
Brunswick
Montgomery
City
Louise Own
Pene City
Monro
Mbarty
Gage
Large Vein In Arm Severed At Vet Stable Acc.
Dr William L Smith veterinarian suffered a deep cut to the right arm when a horse jolted its head breaking a bottle of liquid and glass struck his wrist. He was resting easier the next morning. The October term of the Court of Appeals opens in Annapolis with Carrie D Smith versus Donald R Smith on appeal from Frederick County Circuit Court. Red Men officials from Chippewa attend the funeral of Past Great Sachem William Lewis in Hagerstown this afternoon. Special train service returning from York Fair. Train through Frederick to stop at all stations.
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William L. Smith
East Patrick Street
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Carrie D. Smith
Donald R. Smith
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Messrs
C. H. Eckstein
H. Dorsey Etchison
Milton T. Engle
Order of
Red Men
Hagerstown
William Lewis
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Washington
Jacob, Brown
Ogdensburg
Rutherford
Birchard Hayes
Doetegatn
Dels“Wate
Corinth
Mize
Frederick Auguste Bartholdt
New York Harbor
Aida
Enons Petober
Makinand
OW. L. Moonx
Asesegeeee Pred
Gas & Elec. Co
Marine Meeting
Pearre
Sec
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Art Club Toufest
Braddock
East St
N. Market St
Charles E. Burger
South Street
Thaddeus i
Lewis
Raymond Schultz
Helen Carter
Grand Jury
Hed
U. B. Bazar
Bazar and
Boothe
Clerka
Zens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
I. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Geo
Wa. Barret
Taos
H. Hatixs
Rawasound
Dantet. Bare
Wall
G. Baxex
C.H. Contzy
M. Tuomas
BE. Cine
KF. Keravves
D. Hanarty
J. D. Morras
D. Barer
Jorw
D. Hendrickson
Neidio & Miller
Williamson's
Williamson's Drug Store
Hess ‘and Glark
Rexall Stor
Frederick Gas ‘ Electric
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Board of County Commisuloders
Mechanicstown
Hunting Creek
Creageratown
Black's Mil
Friendship
Black's Mill
Friendship Schoolhouse
O. U. A. M Bund
Braddock Heights
Jersey
A. Marino, & CO
Corner Market
Saints Street
Alee
Poplar ‘Terrace
Fourth Street
Baie
Holland
G. Hermann & Son
Fea Yaghis
Fe Maccoets
Ee Cisoae
Ie “Ag
Prowas E. Midi
Etarry G. Tritapor
Lipa and
Oaburmey
LOANA
Tevhota Rita Fem
Church At
Satananshean Iteam
Ataing
James Jwatt
Zoung & Staley
Mente
Frederick City
Ape Avon Wellings
Rae
Frederick Cage
York Fair
Agin
Reek
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