English floods devastate southern England and Windsor
Severe floods spread across Great Britain causing widespread damage along coasts and rivers. Windsor and the Thames drive are submerged with swamps surrounding Windsor and Kent, while Somerset reports 140000 acres under water. Ships, dredging vessels, and boats struggle in harsh seas as railways and roads flood, temples and churches serve as refuges for displaced villagers.
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Great
Bursin
Goonwin
Ramsgate
St Dutcreng
Isle of
Altheny
County of
Somerset
Alfred the Great
Wos
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Kent
Lincolnshire
Midland
St.Germain Des Fosses
Nimes
Brest
England
Are
Pckinghamshire
Newport-Pagnell
Christchurch
the- Thames
Political Sketches of Frederick County Candidates
The News outlines a series of political sketches featuring Republican and Democratic candidates for Maryland state and Frederick County offices. Profiles include Col. William J. Vannort, George M. Sharp, William Henry Hyder, and other ticket hopefuls, highlighting careers, education, marriages, and public service. The publication stresses impartial, independent reporting to inform voters ahead of elections.
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Fora
Luwse
Frederick County
Tae
Bir John H Catshall Seeks Register of Wills Nomination
John H Catshall, born near Woodsboro in Frederick County, seeks the Republican nomination for Register of Wills. Unmarried, he has served as Deputy Tax Collector and other appointive roles, earning credit for county service and integrity though not moneyed. His election would reward a loyal party supporter and strengthen county administration.
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George M. Sharp
Baltimore
A. P. Sharp
Sharp & Dohme
Benee
Baltimore City
Yale University
Eris
Law Department
Law
Supreme Bench
Circuit Court
D. Givend Works
Sharp
Maryland University Ohloh
William Henry Hyder
House of Delegates
John Hyder
Mary E. Browning
Jonathan Browning
England
Hyder
Juan 5
Dohneville
Sarah F. Southgate
Carroll County
Liberty
United States Military Construction Department
Engineering Corps
Rectortown
White Plains
Virginia
115Th Pennsylvania
Belle Isle
Andersonville
Repubicap
Bir
John H. Cutshall
Register of Wills
Mr. Catshall
Woodsboro
Philip
Lydia Catshall
Frederick County
Gettysburg
Catshall
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals
A list of visitors and origins notes 19 people from the county and 282 to 10 from the county. Names include Orry Haren W West J H Gordon and others from Philadelphia Baltimore Chestertown and Elmira.
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Westerday
Orry Haren
Robert E. Heater
Virginia
BE. EK. McDowell
Elmira
Jobs B. Boyle
J. B. McClung
H .Guleges
S. T. Richards
Philadelphia
Robert Cowden
Dayton
D. Si. Weil
B. Beckley
W- B. Reed
New York
Canty Hovsz
C. J. McCarty
Columbis
J. C. Hinson
Hancock
J. O. Keene
N. Y
County
Fatal Accidents Reported At Prexch Station And Mt Savage
A man unnamed was killed near Green Spitaz on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad when struck by a freight engine as he walked the tracks and failed to hear a whistle. He toppled into a bankment, sustaining gruesome injuries. Melissa Spokes, sixteen, died from an accidental discharge of an old musket in a room with her younger brother. The boy’s slip while removing the ramrod caused the gun to fire into her head.
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Prexch Station
Green Spitaz
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Allegheny County
Virginia Youth Dies by Poisoned Self in Farkersburg
Ela Lee, seventeen, of Farkersburg West Virginia, committed suicide Thursday by taking poison. Charles Keyser, longtime Page County influential citizen, died. Tom Echols, formerly of Lynchburg, and a woman in Pulaski, were also noted in the report with unclear details.
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Virginia
Ela Lee
Farkersburg
W.s
Charles Keyser
Page County
Tom Echols
Lynchburg
Pulaski
Trade and Markets Report From New York City
Finance and trade news from New York and cites across the country. The week shows general business strength with improvements in many sectors including groceries, paints, dry goods, and clothing. Cotton and grain markets move lower while iron rails production rises and overall prices drift down amid large supplies. Also notes multiple business failures and a fatal freight-train collision in Iowa with several injured.
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New York
R. G Dan Ou
Dastness
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
South
Memphis
New Orleans
Savannah
Jacksonville
Town Council Apologizes Over Orders And Stone Laying
In Ssexanpoau Pennsylvania on October 24 the council said they acted too hastily regarding a church cornerstone ceremony and informed all parties that the decision was within authority. A severe wind storm hit Delaware peninsula with tent collapse in Dover and damage reported across Lewes. In South Carolina a reprieve was granted for a murder convict awaiting appeal to the supreme court. Wheat damage was blamed on Hessian fly in Reading and Berks County fields prompting farmer concerns.
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Ssexanpoau
Delaware
Winascox
Del
Peninsula
Dover
Main’s
Lewes
Purely Personal Pleasant Quargraphs Of Visits And Moves
A string of brief notes records local residents traveling for business or visiting relatives. Mr. Prank Sumsa heads toward Baltimore this afternoon. Miss Etta Mo Stumlayer sails for Was Where to settle there. Rev. Charlie HL Young leaves for Harrisburg with church duties. Mr. Bead es PL Ssrman departs for Baltimore. Mr. David Peelet visits Wrslloeten on business. Miss Marcella Fox hosts Mollie Harman in Frederick. Several others plan trips or welcome guests, including trips to Washington, D C and Hagerstown, with family visits noted.
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Westminster
Siz Eyerny
Prank Sumsa
Mt Trale
Baltimore
Etta Mo Stumlayer
Wolfsville
Charlie HL. Young
Qutor A.M. EL
Harrisburg
Bead'es PL
Uke B. & O
David
Peelet
Bustores
Shia
Wm. Castle
Middletown Valley
Nevin B. Shade
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Thomas M. Wolfe
Alice Deetz
D. G. Percy
South Centre Street
Cumberland
Willam Snouffer
Mexico
Montgomery County
Russ T. Hoover
John Merchant
Marcella Fox
Double Pipe Creek
Mollie Harman
West South Street
Wm. G. Reich
Sidney 0. Mercer
Hagerstown
Wedding at Hyattstown Unites G Wallace Davis and Carrie Warfield
A pretty Hyattstown church wedding paired G Wallace Davis of Philadelphia with Miss Carrie Warfield daughter of Mr. Garrison Warfield. The ceremony at 7 30 p m featured Mendelssohn music, arch floral decor, and an elaborate reception. Afterward the couple departed for a bridal trip to Frederick and a future home in Philadelphia. الكن
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Hyattstown
G. Wallace Davis
Philadelphia
Carrie Warfield
Garrison Warfield
Misa
Davis
Marechal Neil
William F. Warfield
Lee Linthicom
Maurice Davis
Washington, D. C
Edward Winebrewer
Frederick
Willie Purcom
Fountain Mills
Mira. Garrison Warfield
George Davis
J. D. Norrie
Alice
Lutie Carlisle
Baltimore
Wiliam Bell
Laytonsville
Charles Price
L. D. Warfield
J. L. Warfield
Robert Griffith
Sykesville
John Dixon
Gaughter
Liltan
Urbana
W. J. Floyd
Kemptown
Biles Annie
Nellie Davis
Richard Davis
Mary
Maggie Davis
Alice Williams
Fourtain Mills
Nick Lewis
W. C. Rhodes
Lee Linthicum
Maurice Devis
Wm. F. Warfield
Hyattatown
Charlie Davis
Legtoom
Social Wyred Party for Rhoderick in Colorado
Mr. Bernard J. Rhoderick and bride from Clerendon Texas were feted at a Pleasant party given by Mr. and Mrs. A L C Eposte in East Denver Colorado Saturday evening. Music was provided by Mrs. Koogle and Mr. 4 C Thompson Jr. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rhoderick, Mrs. Montgomery, Carlton and Edward Koogie. The couple departed for Texas last Thursday morning.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
B. J. Rhoderick
Middletown Valley
Imr
Alc. Eposte
Bernard J. Rhoderick
Bride
Clerendon
Texas
Koogle
4. C. Thompson
Rhoderick
Montgomery
Carlton
Edward Koogie
Hcme
Fall and Winter Opening at Freeman Market Street
The Freder ick Me enterprising sheet presents an opening event on Wednesday and Thursday in October featuring pattern bloomers, Sats, and the latest novelties of the season. All invited by N. R&D at 16 South Market Street.
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N. R&d. Mainz
South Market Street
Frederick, Me
Fragmented 19th century news with scattered items
A dense stream of local items reports on people, places, and events: property sales involving Lewy Haker and PRalteleh, crafts and trades in Pleasant Walk, chestnut shipments to Baltimore, Christmas timing, and a county fair era. It notes Indictments in Louisiana lottery, a prison escape inquiry, and a child fire rescue in Centre County. various small notices and weather- and market-related tidbits appear throughout.
York County Petition Charges Corruption In Philadelphia Conspiracy
York counties citizens allege a conspiracy to cheat and defraud local authorities by pressuring frivolous charges and shifting costs to the county. Senator Gobin notes petitioners’ known standing. Governor asked to review evidence and take action. Senate adjourns after discussing continuation of testimony in the McCamant case until Monday.
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Hannusnera
York County
Furri
Carta
Teres
Attechei
York
County of
Philadelphia
Gobin
Iwell
Senate
Brown
Ngpers
Henninger
Spayowie
Commonwealth
McCaman
News of the churches and services across the city
Sunday worship and meetings are announced for Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Methodist churches. Fr McElroy Council meets Monday at 8 pm. Trinity and St John’s hold morning and evening services with special music and mission closings. A memorial for Dr George Dick is set for 10 15 am at St James Lutheran. A junior hall oyster supper follows St John’s churches weeklong mission, with lively frs Gaffney Reaner and Rev Greason preaching. Sick lists note Mr Merbi Moberis and Mrs William Maspar on bed rest.
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Young Men’s Catholic Union
Kemp Hall
The
Middletown
St. John's Catholic Church
Fathers Gleason
McDonald
George Dick
St. James Lutheran Church
Bersstresser
Trinity Methodist Episcops Church
George Ed. Smith
Nel Me Hunicher
Fannie Murphy
Helen Ships
St. John’s Church
Thorsfey
Pamerots
Gaffney
F. Greason
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Maryland
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Washington College
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Philomathean Literary Society
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J. ‘Orner
Congress
Washington
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Neget
Will Coxpaud
Creition
Beatrice Cothans
Columbia Avenue Station
Green Lane
John Miller
Waoizauston
Moshanuron
Centre County
Thomas D. Wearer
Weaver
Pennsylvenia
Anil Alderingi
News OF the Churches
Merbi Moberis
Rosene
E. Brotters
Sto
William Maspasr
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