Stiff Fight at Acospolis and Statewide Political Moves
News from Maryland reports a clash at Acospolis between Ss. John's College students and ne grose, David E. Dick gaining support for senator in Allegany, and the death of Hiram Watty in Baltimore. Also noted is Henry B. Parnell's suicide in Ocean City, President Dunbar reporting to the Maryland Synod in Cumberland, and Brank H. Gibson with his wife attempting suicide in Baltimore. both saved at City Hospital.
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Ss. John’s College
Acospolis
David E. Dick
Allegany
Hiram Watty
Baltimore
Henry B. Parnell
Osean City
Dunbar
Maryland Synod, Lutheran Church
Cumberland
H. Gibson
United States
Langhammer
Gibson
Federal Grand Jarl
Olty Hospital
Arnold Stock Company at City Opera House in East Lymns
Crowded audience praised the Arnold Stock Company last night as East Lymns played with Miss Pauline Seymour and Miss Musa Ray Bestl delivering flawless performances. Clyde Franklin and W. W. Shuttleworth received strong encores with Nellie Denton and young Charles Fisher also drawing acclaim. local talent contest and prizes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Arnold Stock Company
East Lymns
Pauline Seymour
Isaballe
Musa Ray Bestl
Barbers Hare
Clyde Franklin
Archibald Oarlisfe
W. W. Shuttleworth
Francis Levison
Nellie Denton
Cornelia Charlisfe
Guardian
Torfh Msoy
Sacha Whealer
Willie
Taylor Bros
Harry Bartholow
Onarlea Fisher
Wm. Shipley
Baker and Taylor
Charies Fisher
Bha
Wall
Egypt
Birthday of Mrs Ann Hsbeose Uallar of Feaga ville
Mrs Ann Hsbeose Uallar of Feaga ville born near Frederick in 1825 celebrates her eightieth birthday. Daughter of Henry Dixon widow of Philip Culler a prominent Frederick county farmer who died about 20 years ago. She has seven children and many descendants. A dinner at the old homestead honored tracerasion with 63 family members nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hsbeose Uallar
Feagaville
Frederick
Henry Dixon
Philip Culler
Frederick County
Siver
Tracerasion
Mr. R.&. Callersand
Baltimore
Jsmn
Funeral for Robert B. Olerk Arrives by B O Railroad
The remains of the late Robert B. Olerk arrived today by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 12 40. Services were held at the graveside by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingie. Pallbearers were Lewis Clingan Dr Steiner Sohley Granville Thomas Dr Thomas Turner George Potts Lewis Kemp. Interment followed at Mt Olvet cemetery. C Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Olerk
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Osborne Ingie
Lewis
Clingan
Steiner Sohley
Granville Thomas
Thomas Turner
George Potts
Lewis Kemp
Mt. Olvet
C. Carty
General Baughman Returns to Frederick After Recovery Progress
General Baaghman Home Ges L Victor Baughman has been staying several weeks at Atlantic City and returned to Frederick last evening. Though not fully recovered, his health has improved significantly during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Baaghman
Ges
L. Victor Baughman
Atlantic City
Frederick
General Baughman
In His Holy Temples Sunday Schools and Societies
Sunday church notices list numerous services across town venues including Schleysville Mission at 7 pm and All Saints Episcopal at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday schools at 2 or 3 pm. Several pastors announce protracted services next week, plus Gospel meetings in W. G. O. T. U. rooms and a Bishop Moore mission sermon at the M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleysville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Usnsi
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. BH. Balehis
United Brethren Church
M. E
South
J. B. Balthis
Ss. John’s Catholic Chaarch
Fr. Alpert Smith
Kenneth M Craig
Mongaup Valley
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Emmitsburg
J.S. Barnes
Greenmount
HK. J. Boyle
Hagerstown
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. W. Richards
Gettysburg
Saunday
Young People’s Society
German Baptist Brethren Church
Anch
E. A. Brunner
Eldar P. D. Fabrasy
Christian Workers
Hitler D. G. Flora
Virginia
Thomas Freeman Dixon
David H Moore
Portland
Oregon
Moore
M. E. Church
McDowell
A. Thirlkeld
Willeach
Epworth League
Walkersville
Mm. E
Vernon BK. Ridgsly
Rsv
J.C Wichelson
D. D
Adolphus Fesrhake
de. Pasree
O. E. Guthrie
J. Fred. Heisse
Recital Opens Wo man College Season October 24
On Tuesday evening October 24 a vocal and organ recital opens the season at Wo man College in College Hall at 8:30. Admission is free. Bir Beckwith and Mr. Thatcher of the conservatory faculty perform. Thatcher will play organ pieces familiar to Baltimore audiences. Beckwith offers entirely new selections for Frederick listeners.
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Woman’s College
Bir
Baskwith
Thatcher
Conservatory
College Hall
Baltimore
Beckwith
Frederick
New Troley Route Notice From Frederick and Middletown RY
A Frederick and Middletown Railroad Company notice states cars after Monday will stop only on the near side of bircel crossings and in front of the City hall, signaling a new trolley route arrangement for the area.
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New Troley Rute
Frederick and Middletown
Aida of
Bircel
Tel
Many Visitors From Out of Town in Frederick
Laurel Maryland residents Mrs David Figher and others visit relatives in Frederick. Baltimore and Washington guests include Mr J Henry Kreh and family, Mr David Young, Miss Emma Baer, Miss Lucille Fleagel, Mrs C Hadges, Mr Clarence Baker, and many more. Local hosts welcome a constant flow of relatives and friends, with several staying at North Market Street and East Patrick Street areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Figher
Laurel
J. Henry Kreh
David Young
Baltimore
Clarence Stoner
Brooklyn
N. Y
O. 5S. Firman
Washington
Lewis S. Olinger
Mizs Kees White
Washtogted
Fas City
John Stauffer
Taney$owe
Norman 3. Higan
Taneytown
Yasterday
Emma Baer
Mary Seeger
East Patrick Street
Daniel Miller
Familly
Edna Croosa
Usaion Bridge
Misa Lucille Fleagel
Tia Lewis
West Fourth Stress
D. M. Fisher
Laurel, Md
Beckley
South Market Street
W. Offs Tyler
Luray
C. Hadges
Cumberland
George W. Hinkle
West Third Street
Clarence Baker
Springfield
Ohio
Burkittsville
George Ferrin
Baltimore Fire Department
Virgie Brown
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Louisa Brocker
Guy Engave Phebas
A. O. Wentz
Hanover
Wm.h. Rameburg
North Market Street
Charles L. Hopwood
Slater
Gloveland City
Edward Gale
Fifth Street
Gideon Wachter
Bloomfield
Mra. Spangler
Harper's Ferry
W. Jm
John Abraham Hezekiah Hargest and Son
Oda Wolfe
Mire
Wm. OG. Rhoderick
EF. Connell
Hartisburg
Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters
Charles Nussbaum
Jacob Nuenbaum
Rachel L. White
Rose McClelan
J.J. Hare
Henry W. Fromke
Patrick Atreat
Georges Topper
Lewis Gramm
West Fifth Street
Wm. Gookey
Misa Inia Hey
B. F. Brown
Sell
Chamberabourg
Milton T. Engle
West Fourth Arrest
Edgar F. Orebs
York
Lewis Gittinger
Orth Market Street
Heron J. Beschley
Dover
Kentucky
Middletown
Mary Kandla
Susie Colling
Hallie Smith
A. R. Gannell
Hamilton
Hegerstown
D. F. Davis
Luis C. Kirwin
H. Henphries
W. Secrm
Wm. B. Taylor
Jack Bain
George Henry Smith Cr
Charlestows
W. Va
Daniel Boone
Bruseville
Maud Rhioderick
Walkersville
Wm. C. Rhoderick
North Market Atreat
Paul Odell
Wilmer Eblers
Hernwood
Baltimore County
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Woast Seaond Streat
Benjamin Merriman
Jane Alexander
Heasle Thompson
Edward Mazsell
A. W. Burkhart
John Haller
Gaithersburg
W.T. Haller
Henry Sencil
H. B. Goblentz
Bersie
Washington, D.C
O T. Bramsburg
Dr. Coblentz
Dama
5. W. Guyton
Richmond
Ind
Guyton
Charles T. Guyton
Arnoldstown
Henry Shepherd
Minnie Rinehart
Shepherdstown
W. Vs
Virginis Rinehart
Alica Rasin
Wm. Shearer
Manchester
Sheriff Wilson
Ostroll County
M. W. la Motte
Gail Outshall
Woodsboro
Breck Shaw
Autoists' bad luck ends long homeward trip in rain
A party of autoists from Hagerstown to Frederick faced a breakdown near Benevole. After pushing a car and missing a trolley, seven members completed the journey by miles of wet travel, reaching Boonsboro and then walking the final stretch to Frederick, arriving at 4 a.m. The mishap disrupted a planned return via two Pope automobiles led by Tennant and Poffenberger with Koehler Keedy Bridges and Worthington among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
Journeey
Palmer Tenvact
T. A. Poffenberger
G. Victor Koehler
Oisfeance Keedy
Wilbur Bridges
Edgar Worthington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Pope
Sir. Tennant
Boonsboro
Bridges
Poffenberger
Boonshire
Fankstown
Local Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Annual Report
Officers include J D Saber president and W G Baker vice president with W L Zimmerman and Samuel G Duvall as directors. Cashier cash totals show 160600 and 200000 for capital burplus, with multiple execs and directors named in the list.
Ridgeville to Mt Airy Road To Be First Class Route
Work to upgrade the Ridgeville to Mt Airy road to a first class status under the State Aid Road Law starts Monday. Mt. St. Hendricks of the Maryland Geological Survey will supervise, directing a project near Gaithersburg. The routine length is planned and spring will extend the project. Headquarters will be at Welson's Hotel in Ridgeville. The engineer seeks local cooperation for public benefit.
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Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
Mt. 5
Hendricks
Maryland Geological Survey
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Ms. Airy
3& Welson’s
Local notices on meetings sales and choir rehearsal
Local brief itemizes a choral rehearsal at Kemp Hall on Monday October 23 at 8 PM for Holy City and Creation. Also announces Fall and Winter opening October 27 and 28 with a pattern bonnet and hat display at N R and D Maxi 14 South Market Street. Includes Square Deal League meeting October 22 at 7 90 PM at 12 W Patrick Street with speakers Bonaparte and Gane for November 3 city opera house event. Also notices F M A RR schedule change screens. Woman's Christian Temperance Union public meeting October 23 at 7 2 0 PM. Edison phonographs and records advertised by Byer & Vixser i South Market Street. Local hardware bargain at J E Pigs & Co with half price shelf hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.R. & D Maxi
South Market Street
Square Deal League
W. Patrick Street
City Opers
Quaries J. Bonaparte
Edgar H. Gane
Belliating
Dess
W. O. Asher
Law's Grip Sent to Jail and Disorderly Arrests
Charles Wilson, color ed, was fined 10 for drunkenness and jailed six days after failing to pay. Edward Lucaz, color ed, held 10 days in jail for disorderly conduct. Dora Brengle arrested for harboring a minor, case dismissed after hearing. Monocacy streams mostly muddy, Potomac at Point of Rocks clear. Local grain quotes show barge prices for corn wheat and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies Wilson
John Wood
Edward Lucaz
Quinn and Crom
C. E. Eckstein
Prnonrsengy
Dora Brengle
Carter
Sarah Shroyer
Steiner’s Mill
Buckeye Town Dam
Rettenider’s Mill
Cereaville Mill
Rooke
Potomac River
Furs and Dress Goods Attract Week's Finish In Frederick
A busy closing sale features furs including big and hill er items, plaids and checks, fancy trimmings, lace motifs, and bowery silk gloves. Men's and ladies wear advertised with discounted household goods, underwear, and a selection of shirts. Local notices promote events at Kemp Hall, shorthand training, and theater with moving pictures, plus a rail trip offer to Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siik
Venice
Soverior
Paris Point
Gassett
Wamantta Muslic
Seidig & Miller
New Carpets and Household Goods Advertised in Frederick
Local notices promote Ars Leem drag gers with wool ingrain carpets and Oriental rug styles, urging visitors to visit L E Mullinix 406 North Market Street for latest novelties in floor coverings. O L Kefaug ver, Gov. Church and Market Streets, Frederick, showcases dinner sets, toilet sets, lamps including S. & H. Reading Lamp and Angle Lamp, with prices and delivery offered.
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Frederick
TSA
Sinds
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Sunday Schools and Societies
Wale
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Saber
WM. G. Baker
HL D. Baker
Wal G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Burplus
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J.D. Baxee
Jdeport Inc
C.morres
D.H. Harpett
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Wa. G. Barer
C.M. Thomas
Danie. Bares
Kemp Hall
Holy City
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Edison Phonographs
Byer & Vixcer
E. Pics & Co
G. Waring Tyson
John Hendrickson
Sory ‘Hs Model
Eno
Sohn Sendrickson
Newng & Miller
BIG & Hiller
Woodsboro Pike
D. W. Zimmerman
Frederick Gate
John GO. Motter
E. D. Seermenr
Treassurer
Graoa
Mica Sally Font Ls Roy
Serederick College
Frederick Gas & Enscraic Co
South Market St
Richciald Mining Company
Sonora
Mexico
Kemp Ball
Trudeville
Aduitz
M Xrco- Gold
Richfield Mining Company
O. E. Olias
Turniture
Patrick Streets
Castle Building
Eract
Reiter & Co
Wazhington
Salsimore
Baltimore and Ghig Railroad
Capital
Mosemental Ghy
LE. Maleines
G Bina
L. E. Mullinix
George & Redock
BakGar
Saturdary
Ecglist
Rob Oriental Petteroy
Tograia
Alec Fine
George
the. P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Dpe Peterman
Franklin Street
Beltimors
City Hotel Sree
Seeras
L. Kefaug
Gov. Church and Market Sts. Frederick
Foster
R.N. E Befauver, S
Church Street
Mores Cecil
West Patrick Street
Belant & Knott
Jool Keeper
Heck Porke
Ghilds
Amber Besdeckinve
Tuesay
Reed
Clarke Pisce
Aulei
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