Lead and Oil Paint Debate From Devoe Ad Letter
A historical letter discusses paint quality and longevity, arguing lead and oil paints are inferior and that Devoe offers better protection. It cites customer experiences in Pennsylvania and Maryland to claim Devoe lasts longer and provides better coverage, urging readers to switch for superior results.
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B. Trail
Frederick, Md
Devoe
Mr. J
Hall
Sheffield
Bargest & Co
Uprising of the Oppressed Irish Reported Amid Islandwide Turmoil
The Daily News describes an Irish uprising where 18 English casualties are reported in a span of weeks. The rebellion started in Listr and spread to other regions, with Dublin narrowly avoiding capture by insurgents.
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Dublin
Promis Juffrey
Dbs
Vans
Bert
Ten Thousand Dollar Fire at Governor Folk’s Mansion
A ten thousand dollar fire destroyed the Governor's mansion in Jefferson City. Gov Folk has moved to a hotel for the interim.
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Jefversos City
Folk
Mikado Reviews Warships in Morning Parade
The Mikado this morning reviewed three hundred Japanese and English warships in a display at Ost Toric. The event showcased a large fleet with both nations represented and drew attention from onlookers and officials.
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Toric
Jerry Simpson Dies at 63 Former Congressman
Ex-congressman Jerry Simpson has died in Vicits, Kansas at age 63. He rose to prominence in the late 19th century as a populist political figure. His death marks the end of a controversial career in public service.
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Kan
Oat
Jerry Simpson
Brief Bits From The Independent Drum Band And Local Notices
Local items report the Independent Drum Band resuming practice tonight. A West Patrick street resident loses a valuable horse by death. John Lisenhauer adds tapsirs to his North Market street property. An excursion train to Washington and Baltimore carries 101 passengers. A delivery horse belonging to Lewis B Bayer dies. Ice and frost cover the area. The Misses Houck residence front on North Market street gets the pavement relaid by Elmer McG Phebus and crew. Street paving to finish tomorrow. Rockwell Terrace macadamizing to continue. Ballot form G decided by election board with party group order Democrats, then Republicans, then Prohibitionists. J E Robinson Jr buys George Dean’s Harmony Grove farm and plans to move next month.
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Hezsktab Young
West Patrick Street
Lost & Valuable Horse
John Lisenhauer
North Market Street
Washington
Baltimore
Lewis B. Bayer
Misses Houck
Elmer McG. Phebus
Actares Chilton & Rhosda
Religious World Notes and Week’s Church Services
The week outlines Sunday services across multiple churches including United Brethren Evangelical Reformed First Baptist Trinity M E St Johns Catholic Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal. It lists sermons Sunday schools and events with names like Rev Motter Rev Parker Rev Dixon Rev Wentz Rev Osborne Ingle and mentions upcoming Bremen parish activities and anniversary plans.
Market Quotation Report from Local Mart
Mr G Waring Tyeon quotes today include corn at 2.75 per barrel for old stock and 1.90 for new, shelled at 54 cents per bushel, wheat No 3 red at 795 or 80 per bushel, and oats at 30 cents per bushel. Prices appear inconsistent with standard units and some items labeled damaged or rejected.
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G. Waring
Personal notices of residents visiting and returning home
A long list of individuals from Frederick and neighboring towns detailing who is out of town on business, visiting, or returning home. Names include Frank G. Sappington, Reobsn Whitmore, Abraham M. Landauer, Wo. R. Carr, Calvig Alther, Wm. Gittings, Walter Williams, Eloise Rice, Mrs. George Bitzar, Adelle Hall, Mrs. Was. Kean, Misses Emma and Lizzie Baer, Miss Emily Williams, Prof. Jozeph K. Goeffman, Mrs. L A. Hager, Mrs. Mary Lugenbzel, Mr. and Mrs. George Topper, Mrs. Turner, Perry B. Rice, Br. and Mrs. Brook Gallion, Ida Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Cramer, Gustave Hartig, John Lawis Miller, Mrs. Biddle, Little Miss Sallie Virtue, Mrs. Murray Baer, Mrs. William Pantz, J.E. Polk Grove, Alice Evans Foster, Miss Luella Birely, Miss Minnie Yost, Miss Catherine Duvall, Katherine Goldsborough wedding, and many others. Also notes a fire apparatus sale to Rockville.
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Frank G. Sappington
Reobsn Whitmore
Rocky Springs
Businear
Abraham M. Landauer
East Cberchetreer
Atlantic City
Wo. R. Carr
Baltimore
Edwin Houck
West Patrick Street
Calvig Alther
Hagerstown
Wm. Gittings
Raoxrrillr
Frederick
Walter Williams
Poolesville
Mise Eloise Rice
Boyd's
George Bitzar
M. M. Dexty
South Market Street
Alton G. Garry
Washington, D. C
George Bee
York
Psa
George Bketler
West Fourth Street
Misa Adelle Hall
Washington
Charles J. Doll
Third Street
Mary Kolb
Richardson
East Fourth Street
Missea Emma and
Lizzie Baer
Seager
Bass Patrick Street
Emily Williams
Pooleasride
Harry Carty
East Second Street
Frank Galliano
Marriottstille
Jozeph EK. Goeffman
Edward H. Kreb
West South Street
L A. Hager
Jozeph F. Brenner
Mary Lugenbzel
J. W. L. Carty
South
East Third Street
Perry B. Rice
Maryland Collegiate Inatituta
Union Bridge
Brook Gallion
Marrioteville
Charies J. Doli
West Third Streak
Mise Ida Kemp
Williamsport
Ccavery
Lizzie Haller
Harry B. Cramer
Fenton and
Mary
Gaithere- Durg
Gustave Hartig
J. Lb. Michael
West Fatrick Street
John Lawis Miller
Medora and
Lawis
Biddle
O. E. Sanford and
Washington, DC
McClow
Miss Sallie Virtue
Washington, D. G
Kitty Hahn
Murray Baer
John E. Fleming
William Pantz
Noah E. Cramer
West Third Street
Baltlmoore
J.E. Polk Grove
Hancock
Isara
Fout
South Maker Street
Alice Evans Foster
Fraccis
Hikhsart City
Charles E. Thomas
A.B. Yeakie
Joseph McCsddin
McCaddin
Coryell Construstion Company
Luella Birely
York Raid
Misa Stalls Hollenbarger
Josaph H. Buassrd
East Church Street
Minnie Yost
Missirece Hopp
Elizabeth Hreh
West All Saints' Street
Richard Marine Dauvall
Katie Duvall
Agnes Schrey
Walkersville
Katherine Goldsborough
Bir
Jono Devilbiss
Noa
David Reifsnider
York Bord
Carrell County
Nora Quishall
Gale
Woodsboro
Harry Hertz
Hanover
A. A. Lough
Davis Evans
Philadelphia
Elizabeth M. Kreh
City
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Decker
Mary Derr
May Cookson Jones
Celia Peartie
Howard County
Lusby
Ira Grishaver
Boston
Wilson
Gumberland
Hunichen
Cow Wreck Delays Frederick Line Car Near Foulmer's Station
A cow caused a wreck of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway car about 6:45 PM near Foulmer's station. Conductor Robert Sherald and Motorman William Grove were in charge. 13 passengers aboard, including residents from Hagerstown. The car left the tracks, the cow died, and injuries were reported as several passengers bruised though not seriously. The 6 PM Frederick departure for Myersville returned passengers from the wreck as crews cleared the line.
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Frederick and Middletown
Foulmer's
Trolley
Robert Sherald
William Grove
Hagerstown
Charies E Huetzberry
Postal Telegraph Company
R. O Nicodemce
Harmen
Jacob Lamen
Bagerstown
Clinton Main
Middletown
Grove
Wim. Abb
Main
Frederick
Myersville
Surplus Bank Directors and Officers Listed
The document names officers J Daker or Baker as president with G BAKER as vice president and others including Samuls G Duvall as cashier and a slate of directors such as JuporJas McKannger Gro We Sucre J D Baker Jeper Jno C Motter and Haxcett among others for the Oak Capital Surplus Bank.
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Gro. We. Sucre
J.D. Baxer
Jeper Jno
C. Motter
D. A. Haxcett
Joan G
Rauescee
Bros
BH. Hatten
Law and theater notes headline local jail and opera
William Luess was jailed for 30 days after a disorderly conduct arrest by Officer Bran gle. Frank Cobert paid a $1 fine after a stone throwing charge. At the City Opera House Arnold Stock Company closed its week with Lost in Egypt, drawing prizes awarded to Miss Heloise De Grange and Miss Mamie Hahn amid applause.
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William Luess
Brangle
John Wood
Frank Cobert
Jones
J. Francis Smith
City Opera House
Arnold Stock Company
Egypt
Heloise de Grange
Garrett
DeGrange
NHIPIG and Miller Fur Sale Opens with Wide Selection
NHIPIG and MILLER advertise a large fur selection in the city with over a hundred styles and prices from 51.00 to 40. They promise savings by sourcing directly from makers. Also offered are white all wool flannels in multiple widths and shrunk flannel skirting options at various prices.
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Prios
Local notices and advertisements for fall 2nd winter opening
Local items announce October 27 and 28 exhibits of Bonnate patterns at Mulbery from N R and D Mantz 14 South Market Street. An Square Deal League meeting at 12 W Patrick Street on Monday 23 at 7 90 p m plans a political rally at City Opera House November 3 with speakers Bonaparte Gans Oshara. Also hardware bargains, gas heaters from 1 75 to 2 60, and a business removal to 12 North Market Street Castle Building Estate. Greatly reduced colonist fares to West via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with agents at 408 North Market Street.
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Equare Deal League
W. Patrick Street
City Operas House
Charles J. Bonaparte
Edgar H. Gans
Oshara
Ausherman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Arizons
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Baltimore , & Ohia
Millinery Opening and Local Attractions This Week
Local notices announce a sensational winter opening of Pattern Hats and Bonnets on Friday and Saturday October 27 and 28, 1805 by Mars E Payne at 123 N Market Street. A vocal and organ recital by Mersie Beckwith and Thatcher is set for Tuesday evening October 24 at the Woman's College with free admission. Dr Wm Taran of Baltimore will be at the Emergency Hospital October 25. After October 26 streetcar service will stop only near crossings and in front of the City Hotel to load passengers. An entertainment for Grace Church will be held at Kemp Hall by Miss Sally Foot La Bos on Friday November 3 at 5 pm with choral rehearsals beginning October 23 at Kemp Hall. Dr O S Highharger, optical specialist from Hagerstown, will lecture at City Hotel October 25 26 27 with free examinations. Edison phonographs are advertised by Dryse & Yixarr at 79 South Market Street with models and record selections.
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United Brethren Church
Tna Evangelical Reformed Church
Sasan M. Motter
First Baptist Church
Wiliam Hammond Parker
Trinity M. E. Church
South
J.B. Balthis
Epworth ‘Largue
St. John’s Catholic Church
Pennsylvania
Seasion
Washington
A. B. Statton
Mast
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
Hagerstows
A. R Wentz
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Senday
Young Peoples’ Society
ALL Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Miss Sanford
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McKean
McCsrden
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maryland Synod
St. Paul’s Church
Cumberland
W. A. Wade
Lexington
Westernport
W. O. Hey
Barrisburg
Keyser
W. Va
John G. Koser
Artistisville
Egton
Poifenberger
Robrersville
Wocodeboro
Silas H. N. Galler
Jefferson, Mad
Reisterstown
Meno
Sharp
Briderville
Funkstown
Mary Oden
Lena Myers
East Second Street
Edward Shirley
South Market Street
L. M. Nixdorff
D. W. Poole
Washington, D. C
L3niss Graichan
East Patrick Street
W. A. Long
Baltimore
Mars E Payne
N. Market Street
Frederick
Orzan
Mersie
Beckwith
Sod Thatcher
The
Woman's College
Grace Church
Kemp
Sally Foot la Bos
Condition of Streams Reports Muddy Water Across Mills
Noon reports show the Momocasy condition at Steiner's Mill Backeys dam Relfsnider's mill and Ceresville mill as muddy. At Point of Rooke the Potomac river is clear. Directors of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Company meet tomorrow to elect officers and discuss project plans.
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Steiner's Mill
Backeystown Dam
Relfsnider
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Ship Olsy
Art Loom Drag Introduces New Weave Styles at Local Carpet House
L. E. Mellinia reports the store showcases new "Art Loom" drapery products and updated carpet weaves far surpassing previous modal Wool Inograix patterns. A wide range of close-copy oriental rug styles are available, highlighting the latest novelties in floor coverings.
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