Local residents and visitors spend the day in Frederick
Broad Inn host Mr E F Willard attends city hotel. Mrs Tamar of Boonsboro and Mrs Nelson Diehl visit. E C Middleton from Hyattaville registers at Hotel Burgess. M Corbett from Angerstown stays with friends. John D Keller from Middletown visits. P Wood from New Market travels for business. T T Hershberger leaves for Baltimore. E R Zimmerman from Emitsburg calls on friends. Misses Stone from Mount Pleasant visit. Harry Monroe editor spends day in Broadneck. Edward Baltzell from East Third Street on business in Baltimore. Douglas Nt Margett Clerk of the Court visits Washington. Miss Mabel Johnson from Washington returns. Rev T Freeman Dixon leaves for installation of KA Boyle at Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easant
Thoas
E. F Willard
Broad Inn
City
Tamar
Boonsboro
Mil
Thia City
Nelson Diehl
East Third Street
Baltimore
Vate E. C. Middleton
Hyattaville
Mad
Burgess
M. Corbett
Angerstown
Stone
Mount Pleasant
Thin City
Harry
Monroe
Boonaboro Times
Broderick
Edward Baltzell
East Third
Atreat
Hir
Douglas Nt. Margett
Washington
Mabel Johnson
Virgie Filant
South Market Street
T. Freeman Dixon
KA. Boyle
Presserino
Hagerstown
Harvest Home Attractions Highlight Local Month
The October home stretch brings a full slate of Harvest Home events at the Home for the Aged and autumn millinery displays. Hallowe’en joy appeals to children as townsfolk anticipate Teddy's departure and the Harvest show. Robert Downing gains notice in a radical new Indiana romance play at the City Opera House next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peralmmon
Teddy
England
Robert Downing
Sam Hickory
Downng Bellavoa
Haa
Mr. Downing
City Opera House
Cramer Leaves First National Bank for Metropolitan Traction Role
Mr Cramer, a popular young bookkeeper at the First National Bank, has resigned to accept a position with the Metropolitan Traction and Electric Company in Washington DC. He is praised for his fine character and promising future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Hash
First National Bank
Sears
Metropolitan Traction and Electria Company
Washington, D. C
Cramer
Roosevelts Visit Sparks Republican Rally in Frederick
The Republican mass meeting at the City Opera House drew a large crowd for Governor Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Lowndes with Senator McComas and John Rose present. Roosevelts praised GOP records, attacked Democrats, and said the party will win again. the parade and reception ended with a mass gathering in Mowe Hall after the downtown procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Roorcrult
Hitu
Frederick
Market Street
Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Lowndes
McComas
Gattner
John QC
Rose
Mayays
Duost
Rovnnvalt
Hammond Uroer
Col
Calvin RK. Nutt
Shortt Patterson
Groty
Covernor Roosevalt
Law
Church Atrest
Washington Junction
Tommond Arnor
Republican Party
Ancreas
Cuba
Jesse Claggett
Ifere
Guba
San Juan Eftil
Joe
Roossvalt
Walt
Maryland
Roosevelt
Democrats
Townden Naka
Governor Townden
Seanttor McComas
Mihinky
Tor Csby
Dan Flite
Minh Congas
Vimder Uie
Lle
Hemor
Jota Rose Wavethy
Colum
Vreedeh
Penney
Vanis
Baltimore
Mowe Hall
Bo. Markell
County Central Committee
Armageniente
Adfaira
Cary Opera House
Lowndes Plagaed
Lawndey
Sdeet
State News Highlights From Cumberland to Annapolis
Items report varied statewide topics including a B&O rail contracts for steel ore, a Naval Academy appointment revoked, Lula Davis injured by coal oil stove blast, land sales near Hagerstown, farm bids on Hoyser properties, women’s club federation votes, Senator Wellington predicting Governor Lownder’s county losses, Frank C. Sharrer appointed bank director, and Jane J Powers Foundry expansion with leadership choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Annapolis
Br. Grady
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Mra
Lula Davis
Cecil Davis
Banks
Cecil County
John W. Martin
Hagerstown
Daniel W. Martin
Arundell Club
Balmore
Wotton's
Roland Park
Federation of
Woman's Clubs of
Maryland
Wellington
Lownder
Ballimoore City
Countio
Frank C. Sharrer
Weatminster
Farmers and
Quiet wedding and local society notices from Johnsville
A quiet wedding occurred Thursday October 1 at the residence of George W. Garber in Johnsville. Vernon W. Groesnickle married Miss Efile Mo Smith of Johnsville. The ceremony was led by Elder Ezra M. Senesensy of the old Germany Baptist church. An additional note mentions a reception near Lewistown. Separate items describe a second wedding in Martinsburg and a formal opening of the Mroderick Art Club season, with details of attendees, speakers, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Garber
Johnsville
Vernon W. Groesnickle
Misa Efile Mo Smith
Ezra M. Senesensy
Old Germany
Hansonville
Mamin St. Fogle
Lawintown
North Market Street
Lewistown
Ab Yusuayills
Thincounty
Daniel
Shatf
Martinsburg
W Va
Ming Latte G. Kamabary
Cumberland
Loutheran Parsonage
Luther Kuhlman
Perc
Broderick Art
Mroderick Art Club
North Markos Atrout
East Aeeres
Misa Florenca Dumb
Iide
Ing
Mise Marian Smith
Mina Nellie Thomas
Mina Graon Ely
Roca
Mra
KE. Mouck
Daughters of the Confederacy Hold Meeting in Town
An Ord. meeting of the Kitzhogh Lao Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy drew a large crowd. Miss Nan ia Floyd and Blennee Potts were named delegates to the Richmond convention next month, while Mrs. E G McSherry will attend the state convention in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
Kitzhogh Lao
Daughters of the
Nannia Floyd
Blennee Potts
Richmond
E.G. McSherry
Baltimore
Governor Roosevelt reception disruption and pocketbook thefts
A chaotic scene at a reception in which Governor Roosevelt attended featured thefts of pocketbooks from several attendees including Judge Young Captain Hite and Major Golaborough. Witnesses reported money and valuables missing while officers later arrested Hugh McCoy on suspicion of involvement in the robberies as the crowd surged near the City Opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooavelt
Averytte
Lee Aratiley
Dreht Dagerel Geatry
Gorge Dosa
Philip Hite
Dean da
Cinoditiee Gn
Che ¢Rakin
Romesolt
Howse
Mus
Judge Young
Hoowwyol
Hiv
Hiteahow
Y. Goltaborough
W. O. Botolor
BD. Avidoria
Baltimore
Associated Presa
Naval
Frederick
Hagerstown
John
Rose
Glesaner
Hugh McCoy
New York
McCoy
Jan the White
Noted English Baritone Arthur Randolph Seaton to Perform
The International Grand Operatic Company brings Arthur Randolph Seaton to City Opera House on Monday night, October 20, for grand opera and concert performances. Seaton, with a rich London debut in La Manon, rose to prominence in New York and Italy, aided by Mrs. Whitney, and is touted as a powerful dramatic artist with broad appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Randolph Seaton
New York
Our Hunsdred
London
Wm. C. Whitney
International Grand Operatic Company
Grace Reformed Church Considers Festival And Guild Programs
The Grace Reformed church contemplates a festival next month while All Saints' church forms a pew purchase guild led by Miss Mary Steckel. St Mary’s Chapter reelects officers. a winter work meeting is planned at the Parish House. A kindergarten under All Saints’ auspices opens to educate younger children, with Miss Matto topo guiding instructors. Rev George Merle da Pers Zacharian returns from Europe after assisting archival research for the Reformed church’s colonial records. Special dispatch reports bombardment news from Mateking and local market prices among today's notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
RE. L. McLean
Johna’s
All Saints’ Church
Minn Mary Steckel
St. Mary's
All + Sainta’ Guild
Mins Elin Aichalberger
Baker Johnson
Mies Emma R Gittinger
Aalnta
Cleaners Sewing Society
al Sainte
Mies Matto
Chilron
Echoos
Howe
Holland
George Merle da Pers Zacharian
Reformed Church
Thin County
Nermany
Zacharian
Potonino Bynod
Reason
Baltimore
Therfogon
Amsterdam
Mer Recuredd Ubedly Naw dt Hy estont ba Badr binness
The fragmentary text describes a Reformed Church of America meeting with reports from the college boards, a plan for Sarah Tol Memorial Hall, and new building proposals. Delegates from various churches attended, with addresses by Roy Wreltz and Joseph L. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Tristan
Mar Eyoebat
Reformed
Chirel of
America
Maeno
Leingbat
Polaghaa
Choy
Deamepeter
Presenta Hore
Washington
Regenty
Marcernbarg
Sarah Tol
Jacob Koll
Citar
Catawhat
N.O. Collegi
Women’s College
Frederiet
Fand
Ladievare
Conmittes
Roy
OG. E. Wreltz
Ieaton
Tending
Rey
Joseph L. Murphy
Sickory
Passenger Jumps From Train at Sixth Street Injury
Yesterday afternoon a Pennsylvania Railroad train halted at Sixth street when Charles Howe of Linmitaburg leaped from the car. He suffered severe facial bruises and injuries to the head in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth Street
Charles Howe
Linmitaburg
Local notices and ads from a late 19th century issue
An eclectic page fragment lists local businesses and events including cantos oyster and depot advertisements, a fall and winter opening with fashion displays, and a road map of travel discounts. It mentions a optician appointment at Dr. H. P. Fabre Ney’s office, tailor offerings, and a Baltimore and Ohio Railroads promotional sale to Philadelphia tied to a National Export Exposition with Maryland Day pricing and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ohio
Philadelphia
Ohio River
Maryland
Ueloding
Washington
Camden
Mt. Royal
District of Columbia
Janet
Our Carpet Room showcases velvet and axminster carpets
L. E. Mullinee EW promotes carpet styles including velvets and axminster with patterns and samples. It claims no cheaper fabrics, offers quality carpeting at $1.15 and $1.24 per yard, and urges customers to see and compare. The ad notes a strong ten day creditable showing and advertises telephone access.
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Honere
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Ystor Shucker
Buffalo
Oystorsand
George W. Lidie
Keeley Institute
Capitol St. Wardrobes
Ar C
Carty
White Star Coffe FB
Sappington
Ry Coals
John Hendrickson
Freanaer A .G
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George FE. McLans
Mr. Leatie Cramer
Horms
Rousevelt Rouses
Republicans
Maes
STAR
Aberaion
Abeyee Publigan
Dicket-Gian
Lownthp
Johny Rose
Alvo
Lata of Music
Cirewerks
Dathuelania
McCamana
United States
Tonte B. McComas
Govenor
Amereau
Ttese Madeke
Welnoma
Frederic
News OF the State
Hymenbal
Dante
Hood
County Conmmielestuner Bema
News OF the Churches
Tam Neve Parvetts
Cronjs
Mateking
Lovat Mart
Hargett
John Bendrical
SME Ees
PSE
Vee VL Ees
Pheeth
J Oln Heexpnionson
EMEA
AMA
Neidig & Miller
Greater
Pier
Commie van Aorfad
Epturia
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Vilvetr
Velveta Aly
Brig Reir
Tern
Mora & Muaxn
Clinton E. Main
Linton F. Matn
Telaphone
GEO
Neon Hill
Yaril
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T
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Houelhold
Chatreta
Bev Thal
Lawn Harte
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Wo N. Market
F. V. Staub
Marvin Peer Ction
BF. V. Staun
Jakes
Oe Ratlino'b
Em Allan
J. Hetwely Keller
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N. Ma Kat BT
Wight
von de Ane Riguc
Boteler
Ofticea
B. Oline
Anvers
Deem Voderate Picker
Werhone
Arthquaker
Lanoleume
Fornitore
Ceresville
Sville Moller Ploun
D. Surmer
F. B. Sappington
Mrrakfast
Penneylam
Shellbark
Salon
B. Sappington
N. Market St
Sandr
Bam
Willard
Ebube
Patrick BT
Th. Thomas
East Church Street
ME Raton & Burnett
Theron
Montha
Nigut
Charles Bre
Alfilawim
Obeph
Uie Poe
Emmitshurg
Maters of Charity
Beaa
Ana Vuddy
Scientiae
Ateam
J Dan R
Moulerus
Urntis
D N. Mahaet Bikert
Rurcialti
Tyrtese
Guataytend
Hrartnartesf Univererey
Martistde Twee
Ritter
Lounsalon
Ad Orvanne
Amd
Cianire
P. Lay
G. W. Lidle
Patrick Atroot
Shone
Hernan
HP. Fabreney
North Market
M. R.& D. Manta
Kaner
Lailen
Yast Church Street
Lontn
Raylant
L. E. Mullinee
L. BE
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