The Weesly News Weekly Highlights and Advertisements
The weekly issue is a twelve page mammoth with local and general news. It features The Girl About Town and Market Scribe, a full page Cuban rebellion review, International Sunday School Lesson, war sketch by Capt. Kikner, and a guide to ballot marking under the new election law. Includes premiums from the Frederick County Agricultural Society and a comprehensive ad section listing Truck Farm for rent and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage Cermon
Kikner Tella
Kearney
Mexico
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Truck Farm
Louise Angieberger
Samuel J. Forney
Diffendal & Co
Eveeeseee
Stotie
Weonseem G- C. Garry- Jas
E. Walker & Co
8Hriner Milling Co
Dudreat
H. G Keefer
Bridgeman Inspection: General Mumford Visits Frederick Company A
General Mumford of Baltimore conducted the spring inspection of Company A, First Regiment, Maryland National Guard in Frederick. Present were Lt. Kinsey, Capt. J. W. Downey, Gollis Tyler, and chaplain Rev. Randolph Copeland. Mumford will report to Adjutant General Werner then to Governor Lowther. he will inspect Annapolis guards tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumford
Beckie
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland National Guard
Kinsey
W. Downey
Mew Market
Gollis Tyler
Randolph Copeland Pege
Adamstown
Wemer
Lownter
Visi
Anzapolis
Republican mass meetings and anti German talk in Baltimore
A Republican mass meeting is planned at Pearl and another at Bruunswick this evening. Hon Frederick J Nelson will address a Democratic Anti German meeting in Baltimore tonight. Frederick Republican Association holds an evening gathering to arrange for Friday’s Republican meeting. Republican District Central Committee also meets at 7 sharp to finalize campaign plans. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Bruunswick
Frederick J. Nelson
Baltimore
Frederick Republican Association
Examiner
Republican District Central Committee
Association
Opening of long distance line links Hagerstown to Cumberland
The new long distance extension from Hagerstown to Cumberland was inaugurated yesterday. Fudge Sloan in the Court House connected with Samuel M. Bryan, president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co., in Washington. Judges Shen sle com merced with Judge Stake about court business and announced the achievement. A formal opening is planned in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Cumberlang
Fudge Sloan
Court House
Samuel M. Bryan
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington
Shen_sle
Reopening of the Buffalo Bat House
A local report notes the reopening of the Buffalo Bat House this evening with repairs completed. The facility will be refurbished and presented in a more attractive state, inviting visitors and wildlife enthusiasts alike.
Court Square Paving Plan Seeks Private Share
Property owners on Court Square and part of Coust street favor paving with vitrified brick from gut ster to gatter. They propose two thirds of costs by holders and one third by the city, pending formal city approval. Mayor Yeakle says discussions occur but no official decision this year. Aldermen will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuer
Court Square
Coust Street
Gutster
Gatter
Frederick
Yeskle
Yeakle
Aesy
Board of Aldermen
Letters From The People And A Question To The Editor
Readers express free opinion on local issues. An inquiry challenges Union Mills about wage cuts and overtime blamed on Republican policy, with clarification from a manager asserting no wage reductions in years. Also, a correspondent corrects a misreported claim about mission work and explains ongoing gospel services for the deaf in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk Ews
Geo. Zimmerman
Union Aianufse Nrisg Company
Mil Fa
Brsg
Charities and Corrections Conference Invites Maryland Interest
The Trustees of the Poor of Baltimore invite Marylanders active in charitable and correctional work to organize a series of annual state conferences. Officials, managers, and volunteers may attend without fees. The outline lists talks on child saving, feeble minded care, epilepsy, insanity, and municipal care of the poor with discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trovress of
Baltimore
Jonas Hopkins University
Homer Folka
Charity Aid Association of
New York
Alexander Johnson
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Indiana State School
HYMEABAL and Minnich Hoer Marriages in Maryland
A roundup of society notices reports two weddings in Maryland. J D Walker and Edith Beachley wed in Hagerstown with a reception at Hotel Hamilton. Anna Mary Hoke wed Samuel R B Minnich in Emmitsburg with a Carlisle future home. Additional brief item notes Thomas Jacobs and Louisa Rosensteel wedding at Baltimore with reception at 1124 South Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Anna Mary Hoke
Ailfchael Hoke
Samuel RB. Minnich
Cariisie
Emmiteburg
Frank
Alaggle Tyson
Blanche Tyson
J. A. Malony
Carlisle
South
Washington Street
Baltimore
Thomas Jacobs
Louisa Rozensteel
Joseph C. Rosensteel
Motter’s Station
Frederick County
J. B. Manly
Alt St. Mary’s College- Biss
Jennie Rosenster
George Jacana
Jacoba Wii
North M’liton Avenue
Freder ic City Hospital Association Elects Officers
The Freder ick City Hospital Association board of trustees met last night and elected Mayor Yeskte president, Hammond Urner secretary, and W L Parsons treasurer. A site inspection for the proposed hospital on the northwest addition was deemed satisfactory for that purpose. Trustees listed include C L V Boughman, A C McCardell, Jacob Rohrback, Cyrus F Flook, Hammond Urner, Welty Fabrrey, Thomas H Kalier, G W Tyson, W I Parsons, D C Winch brewer, David Lowenstein, P E Looz, E Goldsborough, Jno U Markell, and A BR Yeszle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
Yeskte
Dammond Urner
W.L Parsong
Foe
Torthwest
Car L V. Boughman
A. C. McCardell
Jacob Rohrback
Cyrus F. Flook
Hammond Urner
Welty Fabrrey
Thomas H. Kalier
G. Wtyson
W. I Parsons
D.C. Winchbrewer
David Lowenstein
P. E Looz
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Jno
U. Markell
A. BR. Yeszle
Saint Marys College Visits Highlight Mountain Alumni Ties
Visitors from St Marys College and distant ministers traced a strong old ties network. Archbishop Bide of Cincinnati long associated with the Mountain, and Archbishop Hider, a former instructor, recalled the college’s early struggles and later success. Bishops Chatard and McGovern, both graduates, joined Rev Germanus Koh and Rev Francis Seutert in hometown lore. Willim Byrne, vicar general, praised for aiding the Mountain’s funding and growth. A nun retreat led by Rev Father Casey culminates this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St . Blary’s College
St Emmisburg
Usidinal Gibbons
Elamel
Archbishop Bide
Cincinnati
St. Anthony of
Padus
Mir. Unterbridge Boreey
Barkitsylle
Archbishop Hider
Hider
Incumsiones
Francis Silas Chatard
Vincennes
Ind
Thomas A. McGovern
Harrisburg
Cotlege
McGovern
Germanus Koh
Et. Patrick’s Procathedral
Francis CG. Seutert
Willim Byrne
Boston
Mase
Colege
Father Casey
Removal of Gas Office at Sout Market to East Patrick Street
The Isabella Gas Works office was moved from 19 Sout Market Street to 4 East Patrick Street. The shore company rents part of Frederick Electric Light and Power Company’s office, where all future business will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Gas Works
Sout Market Street
East
Patrick Street
Shore Company
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Independent Dance Club Plans First Annual Dance
The Independent Drum Band members met at the engine house to discuss the first annual dance. Young men show strong interest and are working hard to ensure a successful event set for the evening of the 21st.
Fight at Mesara livery stable ends with severe facial cut
A melee occurred yesterday at the livery stable of Mesara Jones and Fagan on West Fourth street involving two yarng men. In the scuffle one participant suffered a deep gash cut across the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesara, Jones & Fagan
West Fourth Street
Captain Palmer Arrives in Frederick For Child Aid Mission
Captain Palmer of the Henry Watson Children's Aid Society from Baltimore arrived in Frederick to promote the society's work in Western Maryland. The society, in its thirty eighth year, seeks destitute children, places them in Christian homes, and provides for their needs until age eighteen with oversight and confidential correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Palmer
Axen
Frederick
Wm C. Palmer
Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
Maryland
Psimer
Sod
Messrs
B. Sapaingtoe
Edward
Eichelberger
John C Hardt
Wm. Biely
Wm. Crawford Johnson
Wm. C. Chilton
C. W. Bly
Adolphus Fearhake
A. L. Ealer
Hamilton Lindsay
Eleanor Johnson
Mary Cochran
T. A. Willard
John D. Addison
Palmer
Henry Watson
North
Calvert Street
Myrtle Wheelmen Win Century Run Banner in Maryland
The Myrtle Wheelmen won the championship banner for the club with the highest survivor percentage in the fifth annual Century Run of the Cenary Cycling Club of Maryland held October 10. A special committee exonerated the Myrtles from unfairness after investigating charges, noting some irregularities were unintentional. The Centaur Club received the second banner for the next highest survivor rate and the top cash prize for most entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Cenary Cycling Club of
Maryland
Run
Gentsur Club
F. Howard Harvey
William H. Powell
James R. Dunlop
Benny Smith
Mrr
Robert. Garr, Jr
Myrte
Frederick
Century Cycle Challenge Between Arlington Men to Frederick and Back
The Century Cycle Club of Washington has challenged the Arlington Wheelmen to a 100 mile team road race from Arlington Brightwood to Frederick and return. Twelve active members from each club as of September 26 are eligible, with three substitutes allowed. A $65 prize is set, and teams must be announced three days prior. The race will not be run on Sunday and riders must display numbers and stay at the turnoff point for one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlingtons
Century Cycle Cind
Washington
Arlington Wheelmen
Frederick
Arlington Club
Tch Ciuy
Actirs
E Byrnes
Century Cyc'e
Mallee
Brightwood
Easi
Eat
Century Road Club of America
Refutation Ahead in Department Debate Amid Stalled Plan
Officials pursue a counterargument to a department proposal, signaling growing objections within governing bodies. The discourse reflects friction over policy direction and potential changes to the department’s structure and duties.
Mass Meeting Set at City Opera House Tomorrow
Local notice says a mass meeting will be held at City Opera House tomorrow at 7 30. Hon John L Findisy Gen Geo R Gaither of Baltimore and Hon Norman B Storr will deliver addresses on campaign issues. Gallery reserved for ladies. attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
John
L Findisy
Geo. R. Gaither
Baltimore
Norman B Storr
L Fischasy
Norman
Stott
Farmer candidate pledges reform of commission merchants
John Dabalt, Democratic candidate for the House of Delegates, calls for state laws to require bonds from commission merchants and to impose safeguards against fraud. He argues farmers face misrepresentation and unfair practices by big city firms and promises to push legislation to protect farmers and reduce evils in commerce.
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Cites
Scitone
Mysel
Mmitz
Tuankicz
Jonn Dabalt
House of Delegates
Methodist Episcopal Bishops Meet in Baltimore Church
News of the Church notes the Methodist Episcopal Bishops regaining their semi annual meeting at Bit Vernon Place Church in Baltimore and to continue through Monday. The Women’s Home Missionary Society board adjourned after a week in session in Baltimore. A “Aslow Brew” social will be held at the Lutheran church this evening with invited members plus a reformed thinkz charity box. The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society will host a gathering in the lecture room with music, recitations, and refreshments. Mr Matthews gave Bible readings on Colossians and the Lord’s Prayer, followed by prayer. the night sermon centered on Christ Casting Out Devils and prayers. Large congregations attended the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bit Vernon Place
Baltimore
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methdist Episcopal Church
Shelly
Lutheran Perconsge
Young People’s Society of Christian Enceavor
Presbyterian Church
Ssselatie
Matthews
Sainte’ Chapel
Colossians
Millinery Openings Draw Huge Crowd for Fall Hats
Yesterday local milliners held fall and winter openings drawing large crowds of shoppers eager for the latest fashions. Hats and bonnets were described as more beautiful than ever with plentiful feather adornments. Stores were heavily decorated for the event.
Death ends life of Foxville resident while at work
Dripp and dead: Erl Lewis, a well known citizen of Foxville Frederick County, suddenly collapsed and died while cutting wood at about age sixty six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadenas Erasmus
Futore Runner
Berm
Rotterdal
Volabus Disoye
Cuba
John Lake
Ile
Essex
Lorn Bith
Prim George
Umark
Anew
Englad
Marshel Gror
Bonaperte Tor Wos Loos
Weerie
Webern Erties
John Leech
Pome
Moet
Bumerst
Uivne i Uueern
Ded Bors
Jebea Keranish
Mice
Bors Dees
Carter EL Barmson
Ciicage
Assasunstead
Prendergast
Dripp&p
Erl Lewis
Foxvlile
Frederick County
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W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Fale
B. Wilcoxon
C. Norwood
Pathe Sale
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Asslinge Grocery Co
Golden Crown
City Oper Otty Opera House
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Madetine
Fr Reno
the Weesly News
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Nick Heuer
Garrent Communications
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Perbie
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Winchester Star
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Wesley Chapel
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J. BE. VoLnuss
Charities and Corrections
Hymeabal
Walkeer—Ezachlet
J.D. Walker
Edith M. Beachley
Tweeday
Mir. Walker
Monrovia
Brida
Mfr
J. D. Beachley
Bolivar
Hey. Barnhart
BO. Frizzell
Catonsville
Jennie Beachley
Hamilton
Mire
Walker
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Minhich
Hoer
the Hospital
Vuslora
St. Mary‘s College
Sre Tie Social Worly
Zglyen Hood
Wonderful Cares
Henry Watson Aid Society
Lif
Joon Hendrickson
TEE
Jack &I
Sescar Lior
Arteacekan Cape
Ebral Worth
Jobn Henpnoxson
Glinton ER. Main
Graluste Pharmacist
United American Mechanics
Woman's College
Geo. W. Laugh
Eat Patrick Street
Blamenauer’s
Market Street
Slumenauer’s
Co. B. Oline
Portiess
Bodook
Nay
Rovera & Neidig
Rodcce & Neidicn
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice
Scsu Funeral Directors
Embalamers
North Mareert Street
Telephone
PV. Staub. Oe
Thomson, Shaw & Co, Abb &I- Vertisiag
Ferderick
Pat
V. Stacva
Marert
Norts Marret
Doll Brothers
P6u
North Mareat
Cer Uloak
A. B. Bargett
Joca & Big Bargains
Acme Saratoga
C. E. One
Flocee
B .Elmont
L&t
A. B. Hiascerr
Peo Reliable
Yeas Gret &Andres
Noria Market ST
MORIZ
Capita
Bay View Breweries
Dukehart Brew Co
GA Evans & Sons
Hudson
John Ao O
Gipps. Oy
West Patrick Snd Telegrapa Cie
Interstate Telephone Connecting
Fred
Mai
Kate Grentz
Botel
Tomer
C. D. Do
Illinois City Water Company
Goi
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company of
Water Company
Loens
Townsend, Scott & Box, Bankers and Brokers
North Street
B. Mullimiez
Il. i. Moxon
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