Sunday School Rally Promotes Child Protection Law Basis
A large audience gathered at the Lutheran Church East Second Street for the first Young People's Alliance event aimed at building support for a law to curb late street running by youths. Rev W Stinespring led song and program activities, Prof JH Apple spoke on Ideal Home, Rev Page Milburn urged parental care, and music closed with America as offerings were collected. The benediction followed by Rev R Eschbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
East Second Street
Young People’s Alliance
Genry B. Ramsburg
Alliance
W. Stinespring
J H Appte
Wonte'’s College
Page Milburn
HH Wiledxon
America
R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Trial over Peter Shank will caveat in Frederick county
A jury hears the caveat to the last will and testament of Peter Shank as Ann Marie Marker and Peter Marker challenge the document claiming undue influence and fraud. The estate is valued near 15000 dollars with Mrs Marker seeking a one sixth share and the defense arguing the will reflects Shank’s deliberate wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watllays
Motter
H. Jackson
Ann Marie Marker
Peter Marker
Peter Shauk
Peter Shank
Josh Gaver
Jacob Rohrback
J. Frank Buits
Samuel B. Fmy
Alwin E. Doeiing
Marion Y. Houck
William AC. Howan
John D. Kielholtz
Samuel PP. Whight
Henry M. Clary
Harry ©. James
J. Hanson Suiuster
Daniel Zeutz
George C Sliter
John J. Butselberger
Gaver
Peter Shunt
Frederick County
Register of Wills
Amehssing
Marker
Shank
Mi. Staker
James C. Shank
Rohrback
Eava Minnick
Middletown
Major Marchand’s Airport Situation Report and Admonitions
Telegraphic despatches report Major Marchand’s 5 split on Fashoda. General Kitchener noted. Admiralty orders dockyard work to start within forty eight hours if not finished. Texas riot prompts troops as fight between whites and Negroes escalates in Wharton. Tax court notes parsonages exempt from taxation under the new law per Judge Langhammer.
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Spenal
Tur
Marchand
Parr
Fashoda
Kitchener
Admiralty
Lexpos
Admirasty
Texas
Wharton
John F. Langhammer
Baltimore City Appeal Tax Court
Juvenile Taken to Reformatories by Local Warden
Warden John Groff escorted Little EB Beverly of Park Millis to the Female House of Correction yesterday. The girl, about sixteen, is said to be beyond parental control. Groff will also take John Williams, a colored individual, to the House of Reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Groff
Beverly
Park Millis
House of Correction
Mr. Groff
John Williams
House of Reformation
Wheat and Corn Price Moves Noted in Frederick Market
Wheat was quoted at 72 cents per bushel in Frederick with no change from yesterday. Corn shelled priced at 1 cent per bushel, with a basic note of $150 per barrel.
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Frederick
Funeral for Mrs Bethe H M Ritchie Set for Tomorrow
The funeral of Mrs Bethe H M Ritchie will be held tomorrow at 3 oclock at All Saints Church. The notice includes a stray advertisement about Scrap of Figs and a California Fig Scrap ad text mixed into the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe H. M. Ritchie
All Saints’ Ple Church
Personal notes on visitors and travelers in the region
Mr D H E Poisal of Lancaster visited Frederick yesterday. Mrs F B Rhodes and daughter spend the week in Hagextsown. Susan Houck visiting her brother at Harmony Grove. Mrs Charles Hendrickson and son visiting friends in Baltimore. Ignatius Goode plans to attend the Peace Jubilee in Philadelphia next week. A Pearhake moved to 79 Hast Pat ak Street. Sheriff Patterson and family visiting Mr Mead Patterson in Emmitsburg. Mrs A W Moss and RB F Wilson and A W Owings of York were in Frederick yesterday. Mrs Dr Eughster returned to Washington from a visit to her parents. Miss Virginia Motter visiting cousin Miss Bessie Motter. Miss Carolyn O Connell of Baltimore returned home from visit. Miss Nannie Routzalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H.E Poisal
Lancaster
Frederick
F.B Rhodes
Susan Houck
Harmony Grove
Charles Hendrickson
Balimore
Ignatius Goode
Philadelphia
A.pearhake
Sath Market Street
Bessie Motv
Carolyn O'Connell
Baltimore
Nannie Routzalen
Local Briefs Note Gifts and Tragedy Across Town
A Norfolk Landmark item recalls Navy pay clerk John Clayton Palmer receiving a commemorative torch from San Francisco shipmates as thanks for his service. Reuben Poole, 63, dies after a field accident near Buckeystown. his widow and children mourn. Buckeystown trustees praise a donor for funding a church lot in a meeting led by Rev D Collins.
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Norfolk
U.S
Francisco
John Clayton Palmer
Navy
Falmer
Mr. Palmer
Reuben Poole
Gist
Carrolinity
Hremains
A. Jackson D. Ayers
D. Image
Mare Estrayed Near Tuscarora Farm
An estrayed mare from Tuscarora is described with marks including a wavy mane and clipped foretop. A notice requests information on her whereabouts and offers a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrayell
Tuscarora
Fredenck
Will of Peter Shank In Probate Amid Testimony
The case centers on the will of Peter Shank with witnesses including James Shank and George Miller testifying to its execution. Deputy register Ah Hough notes the will was admitted to probate on June 0 and remains the only filed will amid cross examination about possible changes.
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Marlorg
Pains
Shunk
Renuel
Bhan
Leatherman
James
George Miller
Wilines
Peter Shank
Ah. Hough
Register of Wills
Patrick Street sewer issue and market changes discussed by city board
The Board of Aldermen met to address changes in meat sale times and sewer nuisance on East Patrick Street. Batches discussed hose supply for Independence Hose Company and approved purchase of 300 feet at 80 cents per foot. Electric poles and various city bills were authorized for payment.
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Alderime
Heals Regelar Mieeting
David Oll
Chas. Kopp
John C Hardt
G Carty
East Patrick Street
Bosch
Carty Dercha and Rubber Manufacturing Company of
New York
Independens Elose Company
Aity Register
Wm. D. Ridgely
Interstate Telephone Company
Woodward
G. Mantz Rhodes
Fr. Schroeder
GCE Cline & Co
Frederick and Catoctin Road Co
Atlantic Refining Co
Wim
Miller & Co
Reuter & Mallory
Jonathan Biser
Model Reating Co
General Electric Co
Frederick
Brick Worss
Interstate Telephone Co
Registration figures by district in Frederick county
The report lists registered voters by district with counts for Backerstown through Lingamore and other precincts totaling 13 013 in the county a gain of thirty one from 1897 The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church will meet at St Pauls Reformed Woodstock Va October 25 for six days with 164 ministers 104 churches and 30 000 members The Windsor area child badly scalded when chestnuts tipped water splashed on the toddler daughter of Postmaster George C Gardner of Middletown district D.
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Frederick County
Backerstown
Prederick
Middletown
Creagerstown
Enuniscmag
Catoctin
Usbana
Liberty
New Market
Hanvers
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mechanicstown
Jackson
Johnsville
Woodville
Lingamore
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Burkittsville
Ballinger
Braddock District
Potomac
George C. Gardner
Exhibits Tickets Available at Fair Grounds
Exhibitors who placed articles in the late fair may obtain exhibition tickets by applying to Mr Alfred Kemp at the Fair grounds. Applications must be accompanied by tickets. Frederick County horses are noted with race times and winners. A Western Journal reports Fort Smith Elevator and the Wooly Wes. Bankruptcy case in Baltimore court lists secured liabilities and assets. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted for indigestion.
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Holaiuz Tckets
Alfred Kemp
Frederick County
Dr. BR. V. Smith
King Carlos
Hagerstown Fair
Mgr
Carles de Garmendia
Janie S
Ins Keepsake
Western Journal
Fort Smith Arkansas
Wedding of Grove and Barber in Washington City
The ceremony unites Miss Elizabeth Yates Grove of Frederick and Dr James Morgan Barber of Washington in a formal wedding held at a prominent Maryland venue. Relatives from Maryland and Virginia attended, with notable guests, transportation by Chesapeake Beach Railway, and a reception hosted by Dr and Mrs Richard Hill. A future move to Rhode Island Avenue and a bridal trip are noted. Also mentioned is a planned reception for Admiral Schley in New York and a separate court sentence for George J. Anderson in Baltimore.
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the Marriege
Peron
Strattoul
Richard H. Rum
Prince Cooke
Cowits
Bernard Lee Grove
Windington City
Mass
Elieabeth Yates
Minoc
Chiavlon Cownty
Cobungrin
Mins May Wuson
Marlboro
Eleanor and
Hea Barber
Matera
Sunguys Chissantie Immimaea
Hen
Beth
Nova
Tower Euls
Harry Grove
Krouma
James Morgan Barber
Washington
Jd. Stafford
Keley
Washington City
Stafford
M. J Grove
Edward D Grove
Wify
James FL. Grove
Aupone A. Grove
Lamak Grove
Frederick
Charles County
Richard
Hill
Luke Philip Barber
Maryland
Grove Lime & Coal Company
Rhode Island Avenue
Schley
Admiral Schley
New York
Royal Arcanamites
Brooklyn
Brobkiya
George J. Anderson
Alais Callang
United States Court
Baltimore
Smithsburg
Fretehel County
Morris
Anderson
Judie Morris
New York Beer Sold at A P Marsh’s Store
Local notice lists George Ehrets selling New York beer on sale at A P Marsh's 6.5 and 10 Aoirt street. Also mentions a Key Monument Association meeting in Prof Shephard's room at City Hall Building tonight at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ehrets
New York
A. PY. Marsh
Aoirt Street
Turre
Key Monument Association
Shepherd
Wity Hall
Tiis
K. Wa
C. Binerny
L E Mullinex Carpet Store Promotes Vast New Stock
L E Mullinex promotes its carpet store noting exclusive city stock and a wide assortment. The ad claims Mason’s choicest carpets are displayed and invites customers to Frederick to view prices. The retailer emphasizes specializing in carpets and offers better service than competitors.
Grand Peace Jubilee Tickets Offered by Baltimore and Ohio R R
An 1838 notice advertises the Grand Peace Jubilee in Philadelphia with special one fare round trip tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. It lists travel dates October 24 to 31, details on parade days, and ticket office contact for full information. Additionally, assorted ads mention Cloak and Garment stores, Underwear offerings, and a medical practice at 25 Market Street.
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E. O. Railroad
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio R. R
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Juliane Caetir Seyll- Her
Schelar
Waines
Hdmiund Waller
Woindsor
Marshal Aurereau
Pars U
Tobias Smoller
Samuel ‘Ayltor Caleridge
Devonshire
Ramuel Poute
Dover
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Vorget Redles
New Jersey
Ashael Clark Kendrick
Rochester
Wee
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Young People's Alliance
Peter Siani
Weber
Wasuineros
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Califormia Fie
Igents
R.M Craig
Abiet
F.X. Ganter
Ieo
Ehret’s Beer A. P. Marsh
S. Iotica Wm
Birely
Prest. Jamess
Robes Chas
L. Stokes
C. C. Carty
Arpets and Furniture C &. Cline
Neidig & Miller
Heela
Fréderick, Ghepter
Ritchie
Benght
Thinaty
Were
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Patrick Sreet
Kennedieth
Huse
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Whn Kobo
United States
Hood
Grov
Mabardik
Met
Kolb Duilding
N. Marker St
L. E. Mullinex
John Hendrickson
Ios Barnes Pourpore
Jon Hewpateon
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Frederick's
Owels
Avatocu Lowen Pron
USA
New & Muse
Kodock
Market St
Woman's College
George W. Gh
Wm. C. Bowler
Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Cc. B. Cline
C.E. Cline
Carpet Store
Theo
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Jock & Co
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rocz & Sox Funeral Directors
Ando
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Trederick
F. V. Staub
NEW Corndal
Cemline
F.V. Starz
Northyeat Cornel
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Ernest J. Snare
Preatdtens
James D
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M. Mob. Drloeard
Aintiseet
Yeatly
Fabaudiy Eee
Baker Johnson
Soledeen
Fratterick
Milstead
Twa
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THI Railing Grocery Co
N. Market St. Miedertok
Sur Oriter Wacon
C. EB. Ramsburg
E. Ramsburg
C. E. Raxssone
N. Alarket St
Letrox Shafer
East Lexington
Baltingre
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North Market Street
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