PICRIG NDS IN TRAGEDY AT LOCAL PICNIC
A colored picnic on the road from Germanwa to Warnestown in Montgomery County near Brown's church erupted into a deadly melee. Howard Hull of the Germantown crowd fired a pistol, killing Howard Holt, while others were wounded including Nace Doy, Alick Corn, and Mate Smith. Sheriff Williams and Deputy Sheriff White arrested Perry Pines and John Doffin, with others later jailed. An inquest found Holt died from a pistol shot possibly fired by Perry Dines or John Daifiz.
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Germanwa
Warnestown
Montgomery Ty
Brown's Church
Boyds
Boyds Colored Brass Band
Howard Hull
Germantown
Hull
Sheet
Nace Doy
Holt
Sam Bowens
Mate Smith
Williams
Depuy
White
Parcy Pines
John Doffin
Howard Holt
Joshua Dofitz
William Hebroz
James Day
James Key
Justica Narzis
Ali
Rockville
Mis s 901 percent and visitors area personal notes
Purely personal notices list Mrs Nade and Miss Nade at Routhland the home of Col O R Natt, plus visits from Mrs Robert Klotz Ruth in Washington and others. A burglary in Knoxville reports thieves breaking Rice and Shaff store safe, stealing about twenty dollars, using a stolen padlock and tools, with repeated break-ins over six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays
Pitts
Frederick
Wm. W. Osburn
West Third Street
Knoxville
Rice & Shaff
Goode Family Moves Corn Packing Plant to Wisconsin
Frederick readers learn that Louis McMurray Packing Co. will close its corn packing factory next spring and move production to Wisconsin to cut costs and better reach markets. The Goode brothers and families will relocate, while cans and other operations remain to ship west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaers. Goode
Louis McMurray Packing Vom Fass
Appleton
Winconsi
Messrs. Goode
Tar Nevws
Frederick
Wisconsin
Fitzpatrick
Ignatius Goode
Frank Goode
Pearre Campaign Opens in Frederick County
Col George A Pearre Republican candidate for Congress kicks off campaign in Frederick County with a series of meetings across major towns. First event at Buckeystown next Monday, followed by Brunswick Plans No.4 Libertytown and a mass meeting October 19 at the City Opera House with B A Richmond Cumberland. Campaign concludes with Woodsboro and Emmitsburg appearances later in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearre
Congress
Frederick County
Col. Pearre
Buockeystown
Brunswick
Libertytown
Share
City Opera House
Washington County Finances Report Summary
The Washington County Commissioners paid out 168090.95 for the local year funded by taxes and 893.284 from miscellaneous sources, including about 1500 from turnpike company dividends. The largest expense was schools at 75951.51, followed by roads and bridges at 18483.22. The county’s bonded debt totals 252500, with 252000 in railroad bonds, 16000 in school bonds, and 12000 in insane asylum bonds. 3200 worth of bonds were redeemed. Assets total 607610, including 150000 in Washington branch Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock, 134000 in Western Sand Railroad stock, and about 25000 in dividends-paying investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington
Baltimoore and Ohio
Western Sand Railroad
Week events and fairs in the city
The Great Frederick Fair dominates the week with nightly shows by the Myrkle and Harder Comedy Company at City Opera House. Kriss millinery opens Tuesday to Saturday. Grace Reformed church hosts an Evening With Will Carleton at Kemp Hall on Wednesday. United Fire Company holds a bell at Junior Halls Wednesday evening. A Niagara excursion is scheduled Thursday. The annual Fair dance occurs Friday at Junior Hall. Adlai E. Stevenson will speak Friday afternoon. The Hunter's moon rises with brighter fall nights after yesterday's Hunter's moon.
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Myrkle and Harder Comedy Company
City Opera House
Tuoxiay
Grace Reformed Church
Will Carleton
Kemp Hall
United Fire Company
Niagara
Adlai E. Stevenson
Codification of City Ordinances Nears Completion
County Attorney Hammond Urner, who has been codifying the city ordinances for months, reports near completion and plans to submit the codification to the Mayor and Aldermen at their October meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
Hammond Urner
Tate Market Shifts Opening Time Start Tomorrow
The Tate Market will open at 6 o'clock in the morning starting tomorrow, replacing the 5 o'clock opening. This new schedule remains in effect through April 1.
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Tate
Religious World Highlights Local Church Services and Events
The Maryland Virginia Diocese unit met at Warfield Park in Warroll county. Ministers preached on regeneration and true believers. Graceful parish life with sermons across Presbyterian Evangelical Lutheran Evangelical Reformed Episcopal and Catholic churches. A busy schedule includes Sunday School, Mite Society event, Children's Day at Grace Reformed, and a large Youth Sunday School service with music and offerings supporting building funds.
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Maryland
Virginia
Church of God
Warffield
Barg
Warroll County
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dison
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eahiman
A.C. Carty
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Melchisadek
B. VY. Switzer
4. E. Church South
Oabarne Legis
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Chris Mission
M. E
Joel Brown
St. Luke
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Father Haugh
Father Smith
Galveston
United Brethren
O. W. Stinespring
Will Careton
Kemp Hall
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Trinity Chapel
Misa Isabel Onck
Reynolds Enos
Micees Estella Kofadver
Sini Bester
Fas
O.B. T. Hanchckeon
Gounod
Calvary
Rodney
Robert Bourke
Frederick County Fair Opens With Exhibits And Pageantry
Preparations for the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair proceed at the grounds with exhibits arriving, stands and tents rising, and staff assigning displays. A 90 foot tower will host a Dana and Thompson dive, nightly acts perform, and racing autos attract visitors. Track record holder R Hentechel’s horses aim to surpass local marks as the parade heads to the fairgrounds tomorrow.
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Ube
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Chtef Marschal Witter
Rater
Averyboty
Doslsesa
Clingan
Hasher
York
Campaign legacies and touring notes from Major Little
Maj. Little and Col. Baughman arrive from Garrett county to Cumberland and launch campaign legac(y) with large, enthusiastic crowds at Deer Park. He, Col. Baughman, and aides Dr. E. H. Bartlett and Gilmore S. Hamill accompany his tour. Meanwhile Myrkle & Harder Co set to perform Jerome Clifton's For His Sister's Sake at Yeakle's, with standing room only and 15 cent reserved seats before 8.30.
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Maj. Little
Col. Baughman
Kan. A. Little
Cumberland
Garrett County
Lonsconing
Garrett
Deer Park
L. Victor Baughman
E. H. Bartlett
Gilmore S. Hamill
Oakland
Major Little
Yeakle’s
Myrkle & Harder Company
Jerome Clifton
Show People to Wed Under Fair Pathway
Miss Maude Gertrude Deleer of New York and Mr. Wm Warnick of Baltimore secured a marriage license today and will wed this afternoon. They are connected with a show and are in the city for the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York
Eader
East Church Street
Market Quotations For Today From The Local Mart
Mr J E W Hargett reports today s market quota tions with corn at 92.25 per barrel shelled corn 45 cents per bushel wheat 70 cents per bushel hay priced 12 to 14 per ton figures reflect local grain trades in the town market scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Hargett
Senator Thurston speaks in Cumberland on Saturday night
A statewide item notes Senator Thurston spoke in Cumberland Saturday night. Also: a Masonic fair in Elliott City raised 1000 dollars for a new temple. Engineman George Weller of Hagerstown died after being run over by his own engine.
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Thurston
Cumberland
Elliott City
William Whitby
Talbot County
Abraham Hatson
Carolins County
Edward Cox
Acoamac County
Virginia
Bryan
Sallabory
George Weller
Hagerstown
Midland
Shea
Lucy Hart
Upper Marlboro
Charlew County
Frank Barton
Weat Rawlings
Lizzie Thrasher
Emms Abbott Gage
Annapolis
Smith
Maryland
Buffalo, N. Y
Gage
William M. Abbott
Democratic club forms in Wolfsville as cycle event rolls in
At a large Wolfsville Democrats meeting a new Catoctin Bryan Stevenson and Little Campaign Club was organized with about one hundred members. Officers elected include President George R. B. Stottlemyer and treasurer O. O. Stottiemyer. The Century Cycle Club of Baltimore held its eighth annual cycle run to the city and back, with seventy nine starters and all but fifteen finishing. The ride began at 6 a.m. in rain and fog, then cleared as riders reached home after 12 hours, with couriers arriving in Baltimore and main finishers trailing in by evening.
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Wolfsville
Catoctin Bryan, Stevenson and Little Campaign Club
George RB. Stottlemyer
Peter O. Pryor
J. M. Wolf
Charles Kline
Charles F. Warrenfelts
L. M. Schrayer
Paul Kline, Jr
David Witmer
Jacob Palmer
John T
Baltimore
Frederick
Old Sol
Mess
Wm. H. Powell
Joaquin W. Backles
B. F. Price
Shia City
Ridgeville
W. W. Brish
J. Murray Brish
Guido Rent
Rome
Isis
Raszpiglioe
Guido Reni
Aurora
Phoebus
Cupid
Frederick health official notes fewer kips this year
Dr. G F Goodell, city health officer, reports a drop in kips in Frederick. Last year he issued permits for between 900 and 1000. this year permits total only between 800 and 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Goodell
Frederick
Construction of Outbuildings for Tichester Tunnel
Work on outbuildings for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tunnel at Tichester has begun. The project will employ about 20 men as the tunnel digging progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tichester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mitchell Convention Called by News Editor at Scranton Fair
An October notice from local officials announces a convention of wine workers to meet at the Abraciniy Gietricls in Scranton. Public entertainment includes Splash, a 90 foot dive, and Grace Reformed Mite group, with auto races, concerts, and vaudeville acts at the Bratsrick Fair. Also advertised are eye and medical services, fall fashion displays, and Niagara Falls excursion trains via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with multiple five to ten day options and price listings.
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Drgtehre van News Enwingab
Mitchell Thie Moruigy
Gietricls
Scranton Fest
Baltimore and Ohic Railroad
Niagara Falls
Thuradaya
Nisgars Falls
America
Royal Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland
Baltimore
Camden
Bronewick
Hagerstown
Frederick
Keedysville
Harper's Ferry
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chonk
Toronto
Astura
Thousand Islands
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Unusual sale advertised with clothing and fabrics details
Fragmentary ad lists Oneida items and varied textiles such as knitted wool, serges, camel hair, and cheviots. Mentions sizes, prices like 75 cents and 1.00, and items including umbrellas and full buttoned garments. Appears as a retail auction or clearance page entry with scattered product names and prices.
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Oneida
Fey Pais Cathren
Ike ‘Bretreyoai
Osc
Brig
der Maile
Uyc
I Bellae
Serge Cloris
Bae
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Waseentiol
Lee Fars
Wasarscrox
Nigut
WL. Moore
Boresa
Tise
Ona
Ments Today
Markets & Trail
Whebee
Edare Brewery Co
Cates
Aogle & Wagaman
Moser
O. O. Carty
Belia Gas Co
Picrig
Tals
WL. Pearre
Sunday Schools and Societies
Great Frederick
News OF the State
Catoctin
Democrats
Mitchell
Douglass HiLargett
Lucas
Fark
Atom Orth Oreak
Portland
Eupard
Sendale
Coment
Marne & Tas
Wu Carlecon
Guvd Archkestra
Carleton
Meffee
Crimmins
Belvidere Brewery Company
Pune
Walter Stanton
Rooster
Spoater
Slem McGee
Hilfire
Logestz
Wm . Boteler
N. Market Street
Clinton E. Main
Standard
L. B
Mullinez
L. E. Mullins
Feietheseca
Jove
Je Yard
D. Mask
P.S
Neidio & Miller
Bnd
Victoria
Hare
Fiyit
Tham
Neidig & Miller
Isanogle
Y . Wagaman
Agrora
Isanogle & Wagaman
B. Sappington
Rédawly
Sappington
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
Frederick, ND
F. V. Staub
Einz
HEINZ
F. V. Seve
T. Heisely Koller
Ramples
J. Hessely Keller
Druggiet
N. Market
Frederick, MD
Geresville Flour
CERES
Shriner
Potomac River
Willard C. Keller
E. Patrick
Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
W. Church Street
Qunedsdis
D. Stewart
P. Deans
North Marest Street
O.nicopemus
North
Marnet Street
Ukiub Open Ab Aids
Febaodaw Iy Akesp Bitter
Atiorney
Stlaw Orphans’ Court
Banp
T Charles P. Levy
C. Vie. Lets
Omice—Court Street
Eppoetta Court
Nesey
Kommercial Peurtiy
N& WS
Rosque & CO
Steck Coevier Serge
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