Political Campaign Meetings Reported in Tuscarora District
Democrats of Tuscarora District held a large campaign gathering in town with festive stage decor and flowers. Speakers included W M McKalg Pam and Geo L Wallington with praise for cand mid remarks, while Republicans convened in New Market and Catoctin with strong attendance and orderly proceedings.
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I Iba
Tuscarora
St Ville
Broadyall
Wea Ibe
W. M. McKalg
Pam
Pam, #. sstion Pauble. ‘Pha gentic
Liab Atagely
Piano
Gucolug
Geo. L. Wallington
G. Urner
Jon
Bammond Urner
Tons & Mast
Lewie
New Market
Tenthumlande
Wwe
Democrats of
Catoctin
Ferdinand
Glenn H. Worthst
Sermon Stirs Community on Moral Standards at Local Church
The Mer. Luther Kublmag of the Eryangrites Lutheran Church delivered a sermon condemning public amusements linked to intoxication and gambling. He urged parishioners to rebuke evil, assess personal patronage of fairs, and uphold gospel loyalty, praising Rev. A. H. Zimmerman’s steadfast service while noting his impending transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kublmag
Eryangrites
Lutheran Church
Tupdey Mornlog
Paul
Alfred Coutave
Cartan Illeay
Iun
Tor Hey
A. H. Zimmerman
Hagerstown
Washington Quste
Washington Square ME
M, EK
Frederick
John F. Allen
St. Paul's M. B
Zimmerman
Washington 1 Square
Washington Square
Bunday Echool
Pevolent Enterprisea
Keangellat
Hla Cateer
Tle
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Districts
A list of marriage licenses shows partners from multiple counties and towns across several districts. Names include Cal C. Sustth and Jennie V. Uritoer, Calvin L. Shaw and Kate M. Eaterly, Bessie Jones, John Reaper, Kate R. Kolb, Edward Morleon, Ada Brooks, Daniel Fuck sideLells, John Moran Berberres, Sarah Fhowpoon, Lawrences Jefereon, Altverts town, Oalsta Colitce, Alize Vo Bytes, Walter A. Wretler, Sue Gagat, Mildboo Fogle, Annie Nuebacin, Janney Orrwa, Lewis Brown, and Ester Miler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
C. Sustth
Pear Centreville
Jennie V. Uritoer
West Libertstown
Calvin L. Shaw
Utica
Katle M. Eaterly
Frederick
Beury Cay
Bessie Jones
John . Reaper
New Milway
Katle R. Kolb
Pear Woodubure
Lewly
Edward Morleon
Jafferon District
Ada. Brooks
Danilel
sideLells
Newland
Shenandosh County
John Moran Berberres
Sarah
Fhowpoon
Woodville
Dubtoen
Lawrences Jefereon Aft Predertek
aAiverts Town
Huckeystown
Oalsta Colitce
Woodeberg Detrict
Alize Vo Bytes
Mt Ut
Prohibition Meetings Open With Charity and Debate
The Men's National Christian League schedules a February gathering at Independent Hall Way Church for a liturgical program and officer reports. A promotion meeting at Burkhart's hall Yellow prairie will feature Frank Sappington addressing county party concerns as temporary chair.
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Natonal Christian League
Way Church Ritech
Fluly
SLU
USA
Whleu Baa
Arcclote
Burkhart's
Yetlow Apriage
Tonlelt
Frank
Sappington
Wo AY. Atenyer
Mickey Town
Sappington Fy
Bly
League
The Frederick City Choral Society Organized May Meeting
The Frederick City Choral Society was organized on May by the selection of Dr Cass and W Hoffman as president and Prof G Ed Emich as director. The constitution states its object to study oratorio and other musical arts and cultivate musical interest. Membership requires good character and proper musical qualifications. Applications go to the secretary for executive committee referral. An annual meeting for officer elections will be held at the Woman's College parlors this evening.
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Frederick City
Cass
W. Hoffman
G. Ed. Emich
Thia Society
Woman's College
Land Transfers and Fortunes Ring Maryland Deeds
Maryland market deeds list multiple transfers in Frederick and nearby towns. Executors and trustees convey 160 acres for 2800 dollars to Mordecai Jones. Virginia Yorkins acquires a lot in Frederick city for 1075 dollars. Samuel Pryor and wife deed 29 acres for 600 dollars to Tracy Delauter. Chas Waters transfers 20 acres for 113 dollars. Alexander and wife convey 1 acre 2 roods 2 perches for 390 dollars.
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Mses
Heal Baate Lranaters
Wim. P. Maulsby
Benjamin PF. Relch
Trueteen
Mordecai CG Jones
Benjamin F. Relch
Wm. P. Magesby, Jr
Urnatees
Virginia Yorkins
Lot
Frederick City
Samuel Pryor
Tracy Horne Delauter
Chas. C. Waters
Jacob Handley
Weilghman
Alexander
Henry Clark
Local Notices and Oddities From Frederick Area
A fragment from a Frederick area sheet reports multiple items: nose and eye tumor removals on a child by doctors J St L Hardeaty G G Maynard and Johnson, a critically ill patient at Mrs Best's home, remarks on a Marthausburg visitor praising R J N and J Nelson, a stuck wagon moment near North Market Street corrected by Billy Jones, a barn fire at Howsril Johnson destroying a barn and wheat, and school closure notices for Male High School due to a faculty absence with local sale ads for bonnets and flour brands.
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O'Connell
Avenue
J. St. L. Hardeaty
Maynard
Frederick
Johnson
Adamstown
John T. Best
Jobo Park
North Market
Purely Personal Local Guests and Visits Across Frederick County
Frederick readers note a flurry of visits and homecomings. Carr ie Bartick and Miss Lind ney from Frederick guest Miss Amng Hoke in Ceresville. Names such as Harry Cramer Benjamin Rea vor, Harry Lochner and Slaw Nan ny Wilson from Freder ickston travel by bicycle to Wooda. Mrs Storn and Mr Richart pa rt y along Montacey Cu bing. Mrs Brengt e leaves for Guttenburg NJ. Mrs. Dathert and daughter from Char hw aon WV return home. Miss Huth Markey of San Francisco visits the county. The Rev. L. Court Dynare leaves for Wal ingreson to visit relatives. Mr. Chant ells and Mrs Meyers enjoy a pleasant visit in Hascratowns. Mrs Ura Meg Tobago plans to stay in Freder ick several weeks. Mrs and Mrs. Jeno Barron return to Baltimore after weeks here. Gilner Van Fogson and family visit Libertytown. Various locals host friends and relatives at homes like Shadeland and near Pivseant, with social calls and short trips across the area.
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Carrie Bartick
Eae Lindney
Frederick
Amng Hoke
Ceresrillo
Besar
Harry Cramer
Benjamn Reavaover
Harry Lochner
Slaw Nanniy Wilson
Predertek
Detu Woda
Dore
Bicyeles
Meyers Richart
Harry
Storm
Mone Cesey
Danny Pete
Charles Brengte
von Frttay
Guttenburg
Ling
Ma Dathert
Daugher
Sas Rowe 'Falbert
Charhwoan
Celativandn
Misa Huth Markey
San Francisce
Cal
Chantells
Myeraythe
Ura Meg Tobago
Mro
Mea Jobo Barron
Baltimore
Frederich
Gilner van Fogson
Gad Won Losappington
Libertytown
George Avitf Derlade
Mane
Mra
Jolla A. Howard
Dulanay
United States Army
Laum Getarte Danner
East Church
Invaro
Laltimore
Misa J. Sogwden Guechess
Haltingora
Wm. M. Artininius
John Green
Ita Miller
Ceresyille
Tom Webo
Pawnee Bill
Texas Jack
Belgium
BE Gi, Houck
W. A. Key
Shadeland
Beautiful
Dr. Stone
Pivseant
Wm. Boutvau
Hagerstorn
Geo. D. Stoutzabo
Myersville
Catherine Seleam
Garfield
Thia County
Hageratown
Pampelta
Washington
Chas. Shadberger
Liberty
Mina Rosadrup
Weat Secondatrees
Mocky Springs
Luts County
D. Harry Weaver
Marian
Conteaguis
Milton A. Woodward
Patrick St
Batunigy
Hugh McAteer
Oilee Dalay
Brooklyn
Bire
James McSherry
Re. Geo Karo
Don
Hero
Durtutaville
Mary A. Akers
Nen Thiectty
Deaths and Local News From State and County
News of the state reports the death of Dr Wm G G Wilson in Talbot county at seventy six years. Philip Clavel of Clarksville Howard county dies aged eighty. Pneumatic tire factory planned at Hagerstown. The large Dr Wm Williams house in Anne Arundel burned. Feet washing ceremony at First Brethren Church in Hagerstown. Dr Augustan Hige of Cooksville Howard county identified as a leading physician. John B E Lawnson on trial at Upper Marlboro for murder of Lloyd Vermillion. Forged check presented to W H Drenning of Cumberland. Captain W C Roger of schooner Rio Grande in Elkton reports $28 stolen. Body of a drowned fireman from steamer Avalon recovered near Danton. Frank O’Neil drowned from Rahtmann schooner Merete off Kent Island. Public meeting in Hagerstown to form a law and priary league abandoned by ministers. Mr Tarell S Dean of North East Cecil county captures a robber and brings him to jail in Hilton. Fall and winter opening of French pattern hats and bonnets at Blumenlade, West Patrick street, Oct 24 and 25.
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Wm. G.G. Wilson
Talbot County
Washington County
Pyilip Clavel
Clarksville
Howard County
Hagera Town
Nes
WH. Wilame
Anne Arundel County
First Brethren
Augustan Hige
Cookaribe
John BE
Upper Marboro
Lloyd Vermiliian
W. H. Drenning
Cumberland
W. C. Roger
Elkton
Avalon
Danton
O'Neil
Merete OG
Kent
Hagerstown
Taree
Dean
Northpaal
Cecil County
Hilton
Low-cost clothing and novelty arrivals at shop
The store promotes underwear for men women and children in various colors at reduced prices. New shipments of arasesels and telegram department arrivals feature duplicates of popular trees and entirely new patterns. Catalog notes include late novelties and pretty designs, with customers urged to call for malting details.
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Wnheart
Lowthease
Reeegal
Young Miss Winthrop at the Opera House Tonight
A packed house is expected for Bronson Howard's society comedy Young Miss Winthrop at the Opera House. The cast features prominent actors from New York with strong notices for the feminine roles and a renowned production from Lyman J. Gage's circle.
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New York
Ober WeWale
Collin Henyper
Tata
Auguaro Daly's
Ecret Qoubar
Ated
Lovellor
Onemy Viowat
Lyman J. Gage
Cimeaga
Uae
Bulliantty
Wdt
Mbsa
Aeon Horn
Htehomad
Company
de Mes
Annie Mortioner
Murifiser
Neon
Phe Ly
Etary Ag Cayohout Tie Rele
Haiti
Wiilarop Finsever
Suveral Liettre
Aries Lave Alrgady
Mad House: New Play Promises Merriment and Star Cast
Coming Saturday night OW favorites stage a lively production titled Mad House starring Sedie Bornet in the role of Quininn. Kamet leads a selected company of well known players including Mira Germatin Emily Lytton Florence Foster and many others as the cast supports the lovable hero. The play opens with a sense of general exuberance and crowd engagement expected from the season.
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Bornet
Éuanin
Kamet
Wh Vacellcns
General Excedienten
Cay
Mira Germatin
Mas Emily Lytton
Aby Spencer Blowott
Florence Foster
May Ware
Mara
Hudson Diaton
Fraucis Kingdom
Quorge Middleton
Uarry Cof Qo
David Rivera
Fragmented Aggravations and Advertising Patter
A fragmented excerpt critiques sensational advertising in newspapers. It notes how medicines and ads dominate reads, mentioning large sums paid to advertisers and promoters. The piece hints at sensational romance titles and the business of mass promotion.
Hymeneal Notes and Local Church Matters
The notice records a quiet wedding at noon yesterday in Baltimore pairing Irene Trozell daughter of James W. Treach of Frederick County with J. W. Flumtog of North Uaray Street Baltimore. Pastor Roy W. Dunbar of St Mark's Lutheran Church officiated and the couple left for the bride’s home. Additional items mention a forthcoming wedding for Note Thomas and Charles K. Sturdevant to be celebrated October 31 at the bride's home in Chicago. Also discussed is the Heber element Evangelical Church case in Hagerstown and a plan for the Motor mac Synod meeting in October in the city with related church property notes.
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Fleming —Thoxell
Irene Trozell
James W. Treach
Frederick County
J. W. Flumtog
North Uaray Street
U Baltimore
Roy
W. If. Dunbar
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Mra
Klvining Jett
Thomas
Cyrus Thomae
East Church Sroat
Charles K. Sturdevant
Chicago
Vy Rae
William Ritchie
Heber
Evangelical Church
Fein Hagerstown
Equity
Paul's Evanelical
Hagerstown
Taul
Dubs
Hey
J. O. Reever
Ritchie
Williame
Pennayleanis
S 1. Paul
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