Our City Fathers Regular Monthly Aldermen Meeting
The Board of Aldermen met at City Hall with full attendance. Reports approved include Police Justice Fickstein 62.35 and Str. b. BM. Nizcoriff 120. The Market Master showed 936.16 total receipts. Several tax and claim items were referred to the claims committee. A $10 hall rent for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was set, gutter painting planned, and Philharmonic rehearsal payments discussed. The alley condemnation measure passed. adjournment followed. Sick notes of Hatley and Minnie Thomas given. Syrup of Figs promotion included.
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City Hall
Fickstein
Str. B. BM. Nizcoriff
Eugene Geizendanner
Workingmen’s ‘Association
Committee On Claims
Bir
Danner
North Jet Street
Committee On
Geo. W Brengle
Northern Diviion
C. Lerch
Southern Division
G.S. Groshon
Examiner
C. C. Carty
Bisentazer
Grdeman
Geo. Brengle
Norther
Ordeman
Philharmonic Orchestra
Grand Jury
Citt
Lambert
Telegraph Street
Court Affirms Frederick County Constitutional Amendment Ballot Decision
The Maryland Court of Appeals sustains the 1891 constitutional amendment on county commissioners and the 1890 act authorizing its election process. It holds the amendment validly adopted and the Assembly act constitutional, avoiding mandamus on supervisors and ending the case with an affirmance.
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Frederick County
PURELY PERSONAL NEWS FROM FREDERICK AREA
Mr Chas Winebrewer left for Chicago on Tuesday and will visit West Superior to see John Brostus and Ernest Heifenstein. Mrs Harry D Young of North Market street visits Fortain Mills this county. Mr Slinghef of Baltimore guests in the city. Mrs Win Zimmerman goes to Baltimore to attend Eston and Burnett's college course in bookkeeping. Alisa Scott and Alice Lincoln, guests of Mr De Lassamuti on East Third street, return to Washington DC. Dr E B Schmidt James J Nette Chas Lindenmyer Cass S Edwards of Baltimore visit Edward Diehl. Mr Sydney Bantz and Mr Theodore Bantz, once Frederick residents, visited yesterday recalling boyhood days. they now live in St Louis and Baltimore respectively. Mrs Christian Railing and children of Port Deposit return home. Mrs Helen Money leaves for Baltimore to visit relatives. Mr Charles Waller is in Washington. Mr and Mrs Lewis Steets of Shepherdstown are guests of Mr Daniel Haller. Miss Josephine Graselli of Cleveland and Miss Nelieskinner of McConnelsburg visit Miss Louise McSherry. Miss McSherry accompanies them to Baltimore. Mr E Schley Cassin of Washington visits here. Messrs C N Hargett Charles Reich and H C Zacharias return from Chicago via 1050 B&O and plan Niagara Watkins Glen and Belano. B Rosenour Jr returns from Pittsburgh. A vein of coal was found while deepening a well near Yellow Springs on the Young farm occupied by Mr W P Richards. rich black shale with coal intermingling suggests possible coal oil deposits nearby.
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Chicago
West Superior
John Brostus
Ernest Heifenstein
Harry D. Young
North Market Street
Fourtain Mills
Slinghef
Baltimore
Mrz. Win. Zimmerman
Eston and Burnett’s College
Theodore Bantz
Gideon
Wiliam Bantz
Frederick
Sydney Bantz
St. Louis
Christian Railing
Port
McConnelsburg
Louise McSherry
Second Street
East
Miss McSherry
E Schley Cassin
Washington
Messrs
C. N Hargett
Charles Reich
H. C. Zacharias
B &O
Niagara
Watkins Glen
Belaio
N.Y
B. Rosenour, Jr
Pittsburg
Frederick County cyclone warns locals of future storms
County correspondence from October reports a recent destructive storm that blew down trees and damaged fences, with residents noting increased expectations of future gales. Several local visits and church events are listed, alongside road repairs and property damage from the tempest.
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N. B. Hagan’s
Halt Rate Excursions to the World Fair from Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co will run special World’s Fair excursions to Chicago with a round trip fare from Baltimore and all stations west to the Ohio River. Dates Oct 4 10 17 24. First class day coaches with lavatories. A Tourist Agent and train porter accompany each train. Meal stops en route. Tickets valid only on the outward special trains and return in dry coaches on all trains leaving Chicago within ten days of sale. Schedule of principal stations follows.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Chicago
Baltimore
Ohio River
Bok
The Icrovenetits Sarges Big Sellers From Two Weeks Ago
The Icrovenetits Serges, in black and navy, have proven big sellers and another shipment is enroute from Priestleys Great Black Goods House. The demand for wraps is rising, with stock crowded by capes and coats in popular colors and shapes. Dr J B Hardessy, oculist, will be at City Hotel Thursday the 19th at 3 p.m. and stay until Friday the 20th at 2 p.m. Hay and straw supplies offered, with delivery. Keller DeLash mutt, Office 22 East Patrick Street.
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NAVY
Priestleys Great Black Goods
J. BR Bl. Hardessy
City Hotel
Keller & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
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