Oysters and Goods Advertised at City Hotel Buffet
Advertisements list offerings for tonight at the City Hotel Buffet including oysters and various goods from local shops. Names such as Doll's, Whineberg's, Galt & Bro, and John Hendrickson appear alongside items like table silver and dining room furniture.
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City Hotel
Doll's
St. Biser
Trost
Whineberg’s
Galt & Bro
John Hendrickson
Géo.s Rodock & Co
Furniturs
Purely Personal Notices Travel and Visits in Town
Local society notes list visits and registrations. A A Lough and Mrs Lough visiting Carroll county. M P Wood of New Market registered at City Hotel. Roscoe Swadener of Liberty registered at Park Hotel. Ira Miller returns from wedding tour. Margaret McPherson leaves for Washington. D J Gratl of Woodsboro spends day in Frederick on business. Louis Victor Baughman of Poplar Terrace leaves for Washington. D R Nutt of Rathland visits Washington. E A Barnes of Pittsburg visits Edgar McCardell. Thomas Turner of Washington visits his parents on West Second Street.
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A. A. Lough
Carroll County
Mid
M. P. Wood
Mew Market
City Hotel
Roscoe Swadener
Liberty
Park Hotel
Ira Miller
Misa Margaret McPherson
Washington
D. J. Gratll
Woodsboro
Frederick
Louis Victor Baughman
Poplar Terrace
D. R. Nutt
Rathland
E. A Barnes
Pittsburg
Edgar McCardell
East Third Street
Thomas Turner
West Second Street
Autumn Bits Brighten Local Pages
Brief notes describe a good football season and fine markets this autumn. Meteors are expected November 1 and 15. Political speeches color the autumn air. No shellbark crop news. Chrysanthemum tops flower beds as leaves fall. Mentions of couples at a rummage sale and moon phase with upcoming fullness before Sabbath.
The Work of Death Arch Sands Passes in Hagerstown
Edward G Sands known as Archie Sands dies at his brother Lieutenant William E Sands home in Hagerstown from consumption aged 86. He was born in Hagerstown and worked as an advance agent for Pawnee Bill Wild West Walter J Main John Robinson Shows and later Al G Fields Minstrels. He resided in Frederick in recent years and remains were not detailed beyond burial plans.
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Edward G. Sands
Archie Sands
William E. Sands
Hagerstown
Robert Sands
Frederick
Walter J. Main
John Robinson
al. G. Field
Minstrels
Ellen G. M’quilkin
Ellen G. McQuilkin
A. R. McQuilkin
Garrett S. DeGrange
Bright
Mira. DaGrange
Missa Eliza McQuilkin
Martinsburg
C. O. Carty
High School Falls to Blue Clippers in Narrow Loss
The High School football team suffered its second defeat, losing to the Blue Clippers. The game featured Houck’s long run for a touchdown and Williard’s notable tackle. The right half back and line performed well for the High School, with a detailed lineup listed. Also noted is an institute gathering of public school teachers from five northern districts at Thurmont.
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Blue Clippers
Houck
Williard
Blue Clippf
Williard KE. L
Toms Houck
T. Jacobs Kenneds
Erg
Thurmont
Religious Services and Meetings Update Across Town
Local notices list sermons at Schleyeville, All Saints, Grace Reformed, Burkitteville, St. Petersville, St. John Catholic, Evangelical Reformed, M. E. Church South, United Brethren, Presbyterian, Buckeystown M. P., Evangelical Lutheran, and M. E. churches. Times span morning 10 to 10:30 and evening 7 to 8, with Sunday school and Epworth League sessions. a pastor election follows Burkitteville services. a missionary program in Buckeystown highlights Japan, while Trinity Reformed church cornerstone in Thurmont is noted with Acacia Lodge participation and state senator Rohrback as speaker.
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Schleyeville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
E. L McLean
Graces Reformed Church
The
Reformed Church
Burkitteville
St Petersville
Wm. Fisher
St. John's Catholic Church
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
M. E. Church South
B. V. Switzer
United Brethren Church
J. E B. Rice
Christian Endeavor
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Maurice G. Beckwith
Buckeystown M. P
Y.P.S.C E Wll
Japan
Evargalical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Wm. D. Zimmerman
M. E
Dr. Todd
Ira N. Logan
Cbriatian Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jesse H. Michael
Misa Nellie Thomas
Daisy Burger
Misa Nellie Douglass
Isaac Haller
Dale Xita
Baltimors
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Acacia Lodge
A.F
A. M. Alley
Jacob Rohrbavk
H. Wissler
M. F. Carter
W. L. Drew
J. Rohrback
G. A. Whitmore
C. D. Shaffer
H. Winsler
Political Mass Meetings Tonight Across Feagaville Deerfield Liberty Harmony
Democratic gatherings are planned in Feagaville and Deerfield with John Francis Smith George A Pearce Jr and BH Dorsey Etchison speaking in Feagaville and Alfred Ritter Hon Jacob Rohrback and John Wood addressing Deerfield Republicans hold events in Liberty with Daniel A Grosvenor and Oliver M Ranrk and in Harmony with J Griffin Hall each delivering addresses A colored mass meeting is set for Hopeland featuring George T Day as speaker.
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Feagaville
Deerfield
John Francis Smith
George A. Pearce, Jr
Dorsey Etchison
Alfred Ritter
Jacob Rohrback
John Wood
Liberty
Daniel A Grosvenor
Washington, D.C
Oliver M. Ranrk
Baltimore
Harmony
J. Griffin Hall
Hopeland
George T. Day
Hod Carrier Hart at Reformed Church Worksite
Nelson Heterline, while lifting a hod of bricks at the Reformed church in Thormont, sustained a back injury when the hod tilted and he fell. The accident left him unable to work for an extended period.
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Hart
Nelson Heterline
the Reformed Church
Thormont
Disorderly Clifton Hill Fined by Justice Smith
Clifton Hill was arrested Thursday night for being disorderly and fined $2 by Justice Smith last night. Local market quotes list corn and wheat prices, while Washington County reports abundant partridges and open hunting season with good sport for gunners.
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Justice Smith
Clifton Hill
Washington County
Train Takes Its Own Picture For Burlington Rails
Allen Arault Green a University of Chicago photographer was asked to shoot Chicago Burlington & Quincy’s Chicago to Denver train The Burlingtons Number One in motion He devised an electric switch on the rail to trigger a high speed shutter The system sent a signal through dry cells to a shutter release capturing the train at speed marking a novel railroad photography feat
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Allen Arault Green
University of Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Burlington
Albini the Magician Delights Small Opera House Audience
Albini, a clever magician, staged a sleight of hand show at City Opera House last night before a small crowd. A trick with an egg in a bag caused a young man to fear the egg was in his pocket, leading to a light confrontation before the bag was produced. The performer announced matinee today and another show tonight.
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Albini
City Opera House
Albisi
Independent ticket filings and a broad county notice
Independent Republican and three independent Democratic candidates filed their nomination papers with the Somerset County Supervisors of Elections. Mrs Florence R McShane, wife of James E McShane of Baltimore, sought an absolute divorce. A June 4 1901 filing included the divorce action and answer. Dr Washington G Tuck of Anne Arundel County petitioned for a minimus against printing ballots except in a clear legible type. In Cumberland vs James Clark Distilling Co a tax case a verdict favored the city at $80.57. Funeral services for Ostia merchant Joseph Curtis were held after his death caused by a wagon collision with an electric car near Ellicott City. Talbot County yielded a record tomato harvest: Thomas Asking of Trappe district reaped 68 1 3 tons from three and a half acres at about $0 80 per ton, grossing around $410.
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Somerset Coluntry
Baltimore
cLey
Florence R. McShane
James E. McShane
Aiewer
Washington G. Tuck
Republican State Central Committee
Anne Arundel County
Cumberland
James Clark Distilling Company
Court of Appeals
Joseph Curtis
Ostia
Jeriea
Ellicots City
Talbot County
Thomas Asking
Trappe
Champion hunter Scofield predicts big bear season in Alleghenies
Glen W Scofield, renowned hunter and trapper of the Alleghenies, says he is ready for a large fall season. He forecasts more bears will be killed in the mountains than in any year of the past quarter century.
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Auapter
Alleghenies
Glen W. Scofieid
Alleghaniees
Clover Leaf Literary Society Meets With Debated Arithmetic Value
The Clover Leaf Literary Society held a regular meeting led by President Frantz. Members delivered recitations and readings, including an oration on Dewey, then a debate weighed arithmetic against spelling with the negative side winning 3 to 0. The group adjourned to meet Friday November 1.
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Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Frantz
R. Humm
O. Heck
T Nast
U Reich
F Detzbaugh
Dewey
W. Tyergar
H. Zieghler
Ordeman
H. Newcomer
Q. Rodock
I Woodward
RH. Angleberger
RK. Reifsnider
Bears Feed On Abundant Beech Nuts In Pennsylvania
Report describes a bountiful beech nut crop east of Penfield Pennsylvania signaling high bear activity. Scofield, a Nimrod for seven years, killed fourteen bears in his first season with help from relatives. Glen, largely solo, gathered seven bears and a variety of fur and game including raccoons muskrats skunks minks and rabbits.
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Penfield
Scofield
Glen
Many Miles on Horseback Ride by Hersheys Through Maryland
Omar Hershey a Baltimore lawyer and his wife are making a 200 mile horseback tour through Maryland and part of Pennsylvania. They started from Baltimore Tuesday afternoon at 3 riding their own mounts and reached Westminster that evening. They slept there and headed into Pennsylvania reaching Waynesboro at 6 pm. The ride was pleasant aided by good weather with well bred mounts and expert horsemanship. They arrived in Hagerstown yesterday and will proceed to Frederick then return to Baltimore.
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Omar Hershey
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Hershey
Hagerstown
Frederick
Order of Sale Asked in Woodsboro Real Estate
Attorney A D Willard for Margaret and Janet Donald, J J Murray and the Isster's children filed a bill in equity seeking an order for sale of real estate in Woodsboro district from the late Margaret Donald.
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A.D Willard
Margaret
Janet Donald
J.J. Murray
Isster
Woodsbora
Lef
Margaret Donald
Shakespeare Lectures Planned at Hagerstown by Dr Sykes
A communication to the University Extension Center states Dr Sykes, who lectured in Frederick last fall, will deliver a Shakespeare course in Hagerstown in November and December. The center hopes to book him for February and March, subject to member vote, with ticket pledges not yet sufficient to cover expenses.
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University Extension Center
Sykes
Frederick
Hageratown
Isanogle & Wagaman’s
Identity of Emanuel Spiro Confirmed by Brunswick Witness
Samuel P. Rinkey of Brunswick identified the younger Emanuel Spiro after being sent by Worthington to Chambersburg for identity. Meyer Spiro was not seen in Brunswick. Kinkey will affidavit Emanuel Spiro's identity. Authorities may prosecute Meyer Spiro under the bankruptcy act. Worthington to Barrisburg to see Governor Stone.
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Emanuel Spiro
Samuel P. Rinkey
Brunswick
Worthington
Chawbersburg
Spiros
Meyer Spiro
Kinkey
Emanuel Spira
Pennsylvania
Barrisburg
Stone
Funeral of Mrs Mattie Carns Held at East Church Street
The funeral for Mrs Mattie Carns was held today at her father's residence on East Church Street. Services were led by Rev W Stinespring and Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman. Pallbearers were Frank Strawn Berger Harvey Wachter Frank Little and Clarence Fogle. Interment followed at Mt Ober cemetery. F Schroeder was the funeral director.
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Fannie Bollinger
Fannis Bollinger
Theodore Bollinger
Emmitsburg
Charles Rsinewald
D.H. Riddle
Mountain View Cemetery
Mattie Carns
Pobwk
East Church Street
W. Stinespring
Luther Kuhlman
Frank Strawnberger
Harvey Wachter
Frank Little
Clarence Fogle
Mt. Ouver
F. Schroeder
Epworth League Opens With Strong Interest in History Program
The Epworth League held a large opening meeting in the ME church lecture room with an audience and energized workers. The program featured early American history topics, including Columbus and witchcraft, with talks, readings, recitations, and musical numbers. The next meeting is scheduled for November 2.
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Epworth League
ME Church
Yestern
America
John Hendrickson
Columbus
Glenn Worthington
Reading
Hulda Brest
Nellie Kindley
Ethel Johnston
Hammond Urner
Salem
Margaret Duvall
Benjamin Frankn
Misa Grace Radcliffe
Misa Merion Keib
Miss Barrick
Winten Arcane
Wim. Dyer
Worthington
Urner
New England
Cotton Mather
Partridges Move On In Poor Winter Search
Reports describe hunters inspecting partridge ground with no birds found and a theory that birds seek heavy cover for winter. Local notes mention healthy resident Mr. Adam Diehl of Walkersville planning to walk home after visiting Frederick.
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Adam Diehl
Walkersville
Frederick
Diehl
The Straw Styles and Fur Sale at Correct Prices
A local ad announces a seasonal sale featuring jackets caps dresses and furs with emphasis on fur capes scarves and a new line of banners. It touts low prices and urges prompt visits to view garments comforts and towels for everyday use.
Republican Committee Meets at Court House
The Republican county central committee met in the grand jury room at the Court House at 11 o'clock this morning. The session discussed campaign plans and issued instructions to district chairmen on necessary actions within their respective districts.
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Republican Committee
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury Room
Court House
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the Daily News
Godfrey Knetler
Charles H
George 1
Gkatte
Lorat Arcee Aube
Pars
Darton
Danton
Valuade Poildos
Celebratl Singer
Uiil-Mann
Robart Anderson
Fort Sumter
Nive
France
Fiedess
W. L. Moorg
Sunday Schools and Societies
Mc. J
W. Hargett
Seo
Thera Yeatertay
Glen W. Scofield
Epworth
Marty
Lara
Oly Hotel Butter
Blumenauer & Co
Atobar
Fox
Houga
Square Corner
Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Eaper
East Church Stt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Luray Caverns
Luray
Laray
Caverns
L. B. Mullinix
L. E. Mullinix
Golf Capes
Thia
Neidig & Mille
NEG & Miller
Merveilleus
Osean Berges
Aaratheas Elecant
Aul- Brame
Basay
Audi
Neldig & Miller
Clinton B. Mair
N. Market &T. Frederick County
Isanogie & Wagaman
Decanss
Gimi
Isanogle & Wagamak
North Market Street
Rederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
B. Sa Ee
Andawiy
Coor Norte City Hall
GEO
Rodook & CO
Pines
Roducke & CO
A. T. Brick & Sons
A. T. Broz & Sons, Funeral Directore
Frederick Bo Fes
T. P. Rick
D. B. Rick
Freck Oo Pham
Ceresville Milling OO W. FB
Roland
Potomac River
Barre
Cail
Willard C. Keller
E. Patricelet
Pws
REN”, Saeeaeey Board
News
Citizens' Nations Bank
Wm. Zimmerman
Erice House
A. Ti ‘Trington
Patagdr
East Second Street
Quo
M. Gittiazer
Singer
Charlag B
Levy
J Market St
D. C
No. Gi
Tetrick
Wilrexon
Oliver
Harmony Grove
Wal
Apresat News
Notosae
Wonrth Street
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John Gombe
South Market
Joseph Glaze
East Church
Agt
W. South Street
Leeington Street
Los
Monte Wae Hospital
C. E. Oline
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