Dance at Junior Hall Meet Nng in Fredericksburg Society
A large number of Fredericksburg society ladies hosted a dance at Junior Hall last night described as select and beautiful. Floral decorations and stage designs drew praise, with the City Orchestra providing music and a midnight supper. Chaperones included Mrs Markell of Charleston and Mrs Glenn Worthington, among many attendees from Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns.
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Society Ladies of
Peederick
Fou
Markell
Charleston
Wlc. Keller
Evansville
Glenn Hi. Worthington
Mea
Gom
Avermente
Wat City
Alby Suse Provens
Septet Gamberdt
Win Guin Yerith
Samuel Grey
Laurel, Md
Geo. Gambrill
Hidgeley
Lnieodors Jenkins
Hortkee
Seplin Waters
Disenlortfer
New Chair Endowed At Potomac Synod Meeting
The Potomac Synod held sessions in October with reports from standing committees. The Board of Home Missions noted improved missions support. the Statistics Committee reported 54 000 members and endowment progress toward a new chair at Lancaster Theological Seminary. Rev John C Bowman was chosen to a professorship. Rev J Spangler Kieffer withdrew, leaving Bowman unanimously named.
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Hanaser
Potomac
Unitect States
Board of Home Missions
Hoy
A. C Whitman
Aoard
Ifty
Armount
Society
Lome
Bonns Tor
Elise H
Lancaster
Nev Dai C. Howman
Emanuel Reformed Church
Theological
Tront
Leocaster
Pew
Paroneter Theological Seminary
John C. Bowman
Hanover
I's
J. Spangler Kieffer
D.D
Hageretown
Kiefer
John C. Wah
B.A Hot Frederick
C. Clever
Baltimore
de. Krebs
Littlestown
C. Wieber
Ubuich Dieuen- Philstelphis
Aynod Yeaterday
Accident at fair grounds injures Minnie Pencil Jefferson
An accident at the fair grounds as doors failed caused Minnie Pencil Jefferson to be struck and knocked to the floor by a door fastening. She was carried to the secretary's office, where she later recovered and could move after about an hour, as friends watched.
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Raockesi Beneden
Fafe
Minnie Pencil
Jefferson
Arr Forda
Rob
Fredericks Fair Draws Thousands Amid Market Notes
A bustling Frederick fair drew about ten thousand attendees with vendors full of vegetables and novelty items. Reports highlight public enthusiasm, local dignitaries, and a proposed patent ice cream freezer while detailing market prices for produce and a plan for an authoritative city map survey led by civil engineer HG Welty.
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Frederick City
Ea Gates
Aucrey Winchte
Board of Aldermen
Altica
HG. Welty
Frederick
Frederick and In Environs, Eo
Market
Paveiok Atresia Anil
Pointa Dimtant
Milena
Ladiis And Locomotives Meeting Summary
A meeting of the Locomotive Engineers union opened to discuss objectives and weeks of construction work. Grand secretary Murry St. Chor of Logansport Indiana outlined advantages to the union. Chicago's Murdoch and Paterson spoke on benefits and future plans.
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Morthiage
Allegheny
Persie
Orcunissetion
Mira
Murry St. Chor
Logansport
Ind
Murdoch
Chietgo
Dobh Bymnton
Paetlo
Bnoeniakeer
Mracht
Char
Wits Boerne Borat
A Sew Pastor Installed At Dyostow Baptist Church
A Sew Pastor Moore was formally installed as pastor of the Dyostow Baptist church in Lows. Velsard presided and preached the sermon. Chester rainy delivered the charge to the pastor, with Rev Dr Lurner of Sbertsvalle delivering the charge to the congregation. The largest Protestant body in Duchy county is noted.
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Doynscuver
W. Hosea Moore
Velsard
Vbington
Itil
Lincain
Cheter Rainy
Lurner
Sbertsvalle
Obey
Moore
Thy
Infant dies after creosote medicine mixup in Pa
An infant boy of Hartol and Mary 1. Roly died soon after creosote was given as medicine. The tragedy follows a misadministration and urgent medical attempts failed to save the child. In other local items Admiral Porter Wetter of Wasinsaros is reported ill by his physician after returning from Newport. Also notes on a paper maker from Cynon Pa and a series of horse racing results and entries across Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati and Gloucester with names and times.
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Curtos Harp
Hartol
Mary
Roly
Porter Wetter
Wasinsaros
DD. Porter
Walew
Teach Detter
Newport
Moderna
Bryant
Longfellow
Totnes
Lowell
Cigenon
Bayard Taylor
Taylor
Tribus
Curtis
Ladies' Home Journal
Mare
Glory
Storpio
Amd
Antares
Actes ix
Nate
Mars
Mirra
Panion
Market Report Notes Activity and Reading Demand Trimmed
The Brook market shows fair activity with some strength in Reading raticond trading. General morning mood improves as Preferred Income bonds rebound after recent declines. Also reported are mixed commodity movements including Beeh Quet and Pork-Tell steady, while a market-opening overview hints at firming prices in several sectors as traders digest early month signals. A separate item mentions Mr. H. G. Welty’s associate Mr. Steinet relocating to Carneigh City for a temporary assignment, with emphasis on anticipated duration and duties.
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Krohangna
Ivanie
Alan
Tocom
Bile Lehigh Sar
Ic Ob Paul
WAN
Maryland Agricultural Society Fair Attends Major Events
The Frederick County Agricultural Fair drew large crowds with races, demonstrations, and speeches by Col G. Wot Vernon of Baltimore and Major Henry J. Alverd, President of the Maryland Agricultural Society. A balloon ascent was announced but did not occur amid a day of exhibitions, horse events, and a grand parade led by Chief Marshal Charles Best.
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Frederick County Agricultural
Ie Ag
Fred
J. Qs. Taylor
Holtiore
Mies
Bencllof Jefferson
Charles 2
Best
Yallow Springs
Urbana
Hopeland
Pittrae
Cook
Henry S
Frank Gerry
Manly Hopkins
Bogardes
Jamey A Ouker
Magglo Iy Dames
Ta Tin Alf Mille Dash
Dr. Jeckel
Pendennis
Roady Boy
Dr Jeckel
Wip
Cole Windomatan
New York
S. S Cockey
J. F. McKinney
Frederick
County Innes
O.M. DeGarmentia
Young
Joe Smith
James M. Sattle
Pociety
John EB. W. Hrrgett
Fragmented Hotel Arrivals and Legal Notices Mixed in Report
Fragmentary OCR lists at hotels and names across states, counties, and cities. A private letter to a New York lawyer describes steep fees alleged by executor and court actions, with references to wills and legal costs, plus marriage licenses and church notices.
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Sthara
New York
Totcort
George KF. Hahnunds
United
Gonntryman
Glia
Talhiday
Mane
Cornell University
Shane
Omer
Anpema
Tlefren
Tnt
Jennie Methaw
Gil
Legatea
Jindge Bowriman
John McGraw
Jonnia McGraw
Anominta
Hava
Turbulent defense and literary musings collide in torn reminiscence
The account recalls a violent confrontation involving insults and a revolver as a man endures assault to defend dignity, then shifts to a column on literary earnings, editors, and the advice of Longfellow. It also critiques soft hats and notes depictions of departing glory in celestial and cultural contexts.
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Aman
England
United States
Cin Jiu
New York Herald
Chios grass harvest method and value in parepey markets
A London Tuesday report describes the processing of Chios grass or Mereossing, detailing how ripe stems are cut into bundles, bark removed, and the leaf stains prepared for pollination. It notes bark removal, root pulling, and the two crop advantage, highlighting commercial value and India as a case study for cultivation.
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Wien
Chis Rat Ata
Lndia
London
Arizona Water Storage Plans for Turning Arid Sands Fertile
The article discusses arid Arizona’s irrigation potential by building winter water catchment reservoirs. It highlights the Walnut Grove dam failure, Florence Canal’s reservoir in Pinal County, and two major Agua Fria projects. Projected dams would back water across wide areas, with estimated costs under 200,000 and capacity around 44 billion cubic feet to supply 40,000 miners inches annually for about twelve months.
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Plana
Arizona
Plains
Walnut Grove
Bnt
Florence Canal Company
Pinal County
Caas Grande
Wew
Phoenix
New River
John King
W. C. Collier
Hudson Creek
Castle Creek
Agua Fria
Agna Fria
Agus Fria Water and 4 Company
Comprad
L. A. Orme
J. P. Onno
J. D. Monthon
N. O. Murphy
William Hancock
Phaniz
Tt Frog Tanks
Dimensiona
Cestle
Hom
Fragmented Readable Text From A 19th Century Page
The readable fragments mention names and places in a damaged column. It references letters, jewel of Conder, and a dramatic poetic prose about love and loyalty. Specifics are unclear due to corruption. no coherent event or date emerges from the OCR.
Acme Hall Offers Broad Men and Boys Wear in Baltimore
The advert promotes overcoats including Kereeys Meltons Thibets and German cloths with prices from 88 cents to 25 dollars. It highlights suits undergarments furnishings and a juvenile department with boys suits from 3 to 80 dollars plus self measurement service and prompt home application.
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Tom Roe
TG ._ UEUM
ACME
Ehaneea
Wegang
OEUM
Alweyn
OEHM
Acme Hall
Boys' Outfitters
G& 7
West
Baltimore St
Charles
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