Various Events of Interest Across Counties and Cities
Yesterday and today bring a mix of political, civic and social items. Governor Brown appoints two Prince George’s election supervisors while Montgomery Republicans express dissatisfaction with local election officers. Judge Watters orders no inspection of registration though Democratic candidate Karat spoke at Cumberland. A house fire in St Mary’s County destroyed Trueman B Thomas residence and Chapman Thompsons store was burned in Boliy aed. The Maryland Lutheran Woman’s Missionary Society adjourns to meet in Hagerstown next year. Frederick Fair secretary Keefer reports a challenge accepted with a $1000 tap condition, and A O McCardell is named pitcher for Frederick.
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Barford
Fourder
Tome Institute
Alberton
Trueman B. ‘Thomas
St. Mary’s
Annapolis
Brown
Prince George's
Montgomery
Watters
Lewder
Harford
John ©. Karat
Academy of Houfe
Cumberland
Chapman Thompson
Atore
Boliy Aed
Alzih
Mary’s County
Woman's Home and Foreten Missionary Society
The
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Williamaport
Hagerstown
Lloyd Lowndes
Republcan
Harry M. Clabargh
Westminster
Pleasure Park
Harry C. Keefer
Frederick
P. A. Witmer
Frederick County Association
Hagerstowns
Frederick County
A. O. McCardell
Maryland Exhibit Shines At Atlanta World’s Fair
The Maryland Woman’s Building display at the Atlanta exposition features intricate furniture by Henry W. Jennes and Sons and carvings from Hall Headington. Notable items include a $10,000 rosewood piano by Wm. Knabe & Sons, glass adornments from George Calvert’s coat of arms, and portraits of Gen. Robert E. Lee. The Maryland committee seeks $1,500 more to complete the exhibit, aided by the Seaboard Air Line for transport and timely delivery of pieces from Baltimore and local workers.
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Cotten
Thomas
Atiaia
Tas News
AttasTa Ga
Atlana Bapeliioa
Auas
Maryland
Newark
Matsrchase
Pencsylvacia
Iit
J. AG. Vallast & Co
Taos
Henry W. Jennes & Sons
Lolstt
Jenkine
Decoratige Art Society
Baltimore
Myers & Hediar
Healy Sleters
Cumberland
Abler
The
Peabody
Decoration Art Society
Wo. T. Walters
Riochart
Robert B. Lee
Frederick Voick
Decorativs Art Society
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Arnett & Hayward
Hall & Headington
Guilbut & Hurlbut
Wm. Knabe & Sons
Cincionati
Wm. Reed
R. Carson Hoffman
Atlanta
Lottie Barton
Barnwell
Samuel Ready
Johnns Hopkins University
University
Woman's College
Maryland Woman's Committee
Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Tennensee
Virginia
Ohio
Sea Board Air Line
Criizers
Fair Attractions at Opera House This Week
Miss Kittie Rhoades headlines at the Opera House for a week with Hearts of Gold a western drama blending comedy. Her company performs with orchestra and special electrical calcium effects, offering new dramas and popular prices, likely drawing crowded houses.
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Kittie Rhoades
Opera
St. Mies Rhoades
Coming to the Fair at Frederick by Baltimore & Ohio Depot
Coops of fue pountry arrive from Woodstock Virginia for the great Frederick fair and rest at the Baltimore & Ohio depot. A car load of thirteen Jersey cattle and eight sheep headed from Harrison County Virginia is expected today. The cattle are owned by Bowman Andrews of Baltimore. The Republican and Democratic county committees meet in the court house to discuss meadow and state show plans.
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Woodstock
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Jersey
Harrison County
Baowden Andrews
Baltimore
Local and General Sift of Oddities and News
A bustling mix of items including price shifts in citrus and buckwheat batter, autumn leaf gatherings, and a Baltimore morgue with eight unclaimed bodies. Notable mentions include Major Brown’s return from service, a turnpike project near Harper’s Ferry, and lemoms rising in price three for ten cents.
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Fredarick Pate
Baltimore
Bubbles
Bea Enya
Robert Niddell Brown
Muskegon County
Mich
Harper's Ferry
Bolivar
B.& C. Compecy
Artinsburg
Wm. F. Taylor
Downsville
Potomac
J. Allan Grambline
Braddock
Boccorto
Frederick
Victoris
Albert
Bronwick
Frederick Coaries
Rapress
Germany
Ducha
Connaught
Regant
Holland
Bolisnd
The Girl About Town Describes Frederick Fair Preparations
The column previews the Frederick fair with promises of balloon ascensions, a police and government presence, and a busy Midway. It notes rain concerns, candidates in regalia, and local social events, plus plans for judging a giant sun flower prize and upcoming market visits.
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Graiuse
Goas
Frederick
Actoma
Chaereh
John
Wilson
Gilbert
Legal case over clover seed sale dispute won by defendant
The court heard Martin Hoke versus Nathaniel T. Wachter over one half of the cost of boiling a clover seed crop on Wachter’s farm rented from Hoke. Seized toll for hulling seed, seven bushels, was deducted from yield and split. landlord contends entire toll should come from tenant. Judge Urner presided, with R. S. Harp for plaintiff and Hammond Urner for defendant. verdict favored the defendant.
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Urner
Jussica
Thomas Turner
Marshny
Martin Hoke
Nathaniel T. Wachter
Wesre
Harp
Hammond Urner
Fragmentary column notes on markets and society
The writer notes Baltimore people sending coins to buy tomatoes and peaches for canning, Frederick’s broad supply duties, and a Daughters of America Revolution feast with a grand guest. Also mentions upcoming F. F. Alomase teams, winter literary plans, church society work, and preparations for fall fairs and the Great Frederick Fair.
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Columo
Baltimore
Frederick
Daughters of America
Aunt Fritchie
Liverpool
China
F. F. Alomase
Jane
Westminster Racing Results at Westminster Riding Club
The Westminster Riding Driving and Pleasure Association held events yesterday. In the three minute clana trot for a $150 purse Brish Brothers' Dundes Jr. finished first with 11653 and Geo W Smith's Layette second with 34423. In the half mile running race with a $195 purse Brish Brothers' Peve Boliey placed third with 3-2.
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Westminster
Westminster Ridng, Driving and Pleasure Association
Brish Brothers
Dundes, Jr
Geo. W.smith
Layette
Peve Boliey
HYMENEAL, FRELONG MARRIAGE IN FREDERICK
A marriage occurred on the third of the month by Rev G M Hench at 220 N Market Street Frederick uniting George A Wise and Edith Este Long both of Middletown. Also noted, the Prohibition party military committees of Frederick and Montgomery counties nominated Frank Riggins of Rockville bar for associate judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
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Long
G M. Hench
N. Market Sireet
Frederick
George Awise
Mise Edith Este Long
Middletown
Rigging
Prohibition Party
Montgomery Counties
Frank Riggins
Rockville
Jadlis
The Sick Mr Pet Hargett and Market Wheat News
The Sick Mr. Pet Hargett of P. L. Hargestr & Co is on the sick list. Miss Sarah Suman, stricken with paralysis, shows improvement under Dr. Wm Crawford Johnson. Flour has advanced 10 cents per barrel in Baltimore with talk that such rises will spread unless more wheat is marketed.
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Pet. Hargett
P. L. Hargestr & Co
Sarah Suman
Wm. Crawford Johnson
Fiour
Baltimore
Market Gossip Hints Last Winter Hours Change At Market
The Scripe reports the last Saturday of the current market season with a shift in purchasing hours next Tuesday to fit majority convenience. Readable sections describe cabbage, sausage, cider brings, and a long list of prices from eggs to fruits, vegetables, and meats reflecting a busy shop morning. Market tone notes cool weather, stock levels, and the steady flow of customers as winter approaches.
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Bsss
Harry Reefer
Anonymous Letter Threat to Burn Blacksmith Shop in Myersville
An anonymous letter dropped on the porch of Mr. Geo. D. Rowsalon in Myersville warned Cyrus Routzsha that unless his brother’s blacksmith shop in the town was removed within two weeks the shop would be set on fire. The letter mentions the former Mesare L Batts & Son site and notes Mr. Rowtaahn does not seem greatly alarmed.
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Cyrus Routzsha
Geo. D. Rowsalon
Myersville
Rowisson
Beless
Mesare
Batts & Son
Rowtaahn
Ivea
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Fasd
Wali Stlert
the Daily News
California
Fie Syrup CO
Sam Francisce
Calaf
York
Cline's
Besson
John Turnbull, JR. & CO
West Baltimore Street
Brussels
Soran
John Turnbull, Jr., & Co
West
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Chursday
Agricultural Society
Harry Keefer
Childrew
S$ Shoes
Dover
GEO. A. Gilbert's
Ros
Frederick, Wd
Gaye Ay Cary
Ando Carty
Carvin
Patrick
Prederick
Spondartaring
Gatlorgi
Renner & Kemp
Frederick Batchera
Temperance Folka
Porterhouse
Almos ET EN Endlesis Cpaeabeiai Pei Asabiace
Telephone
Reet, Frederick
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