Frederick papers hailed in national compendium
The Newspaper Blue Book published in Chicago lists top U S newspapers and credits Tom Weekly News of Frederick as the best weekly paper in Maryland while The Daily News of Frederick is cited as among the best daily papers in Maryland, Maryland having only seven titles on that list.
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Blue
Chicago
United States
Tom Weekly News
Frederick
Maryland
Daily News of
PURELY PERSONAL. Notable comings and goings in Frederick
Alemant Paragraphs about those who come and go note reg istered at the City Hotel in Mt. Airy and Washington. Several residents travel for business and social visits, including George M. Oyster Jr in Washington and Melvin P. Wood in Frederick. General and Mrs Dudley spend time with friends in Frederick, while others move or return, such as Mrs. George A. Gross in Libertytown and Mr. Alex Geiselman visiting Woodsboro after 16 years away.
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Alemant
Byron
Dorsey
Mt. Airy
City Hotel
Russell E. Lighter
Washington
George M. Oyster, Jr
Park Eotel
Melvin P. Wood
New Market
Frederick
Dudley
Epent
Claggett E. Ramsburg
C. HE. Ramsburg
Jesse
George A. Gross
Libertytown
Chicago
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Mar- Eat Street
Baltimore
Kearneysville
W. Va
O. Edwin Cole
West Fifth Streak
Tyler Wilson
Edward Nelson
East Church Street
William H. Renner
Clay County
Kansas
Utica
John E. R. Wood
George F. Landers
U.S. A
Thormont
Mrs. Landers
Virginia
W. J. Smith
Hilton
Shaffer Fruit Company
Gasaport
West
Alex. Geiselman
Kentland
Ind
W.J. Ayres
Woodsboro
Buffalo Exposition Ends Soon and Local News Bits
The Buffalo Exposition closes at midnight November 2. Halloween is near. A tooth ache is bad but many have never experienced it. Advertising cuts threaten Christmas trade. Banner of Liberty plant moved to Woodsboro, merging with Weekly Advance. Goldfish used as fire fighters. an aquarium break helped extinguish a Baltimore fire at Thomas E. Henry’s floral shop. Thomas C. Pearce, a prominent Unionville farmer, has moved to Waynesboro, Pa.
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Banner of Liberty
Woodsboro
Thomas E. Henry
Germantown Avenue
Baltimore
Dames
Sias
Thomas C. Pearce
Unionville
Waynesboro
Religious World Notes From Local Ministers Weekly
Sunday schools and societies update with sermons from Rev Eschbach at Evangelical Reformed and Dr Miller at Presbyterian. Reports include mission board news, Epworth League topics, and All Saints Day services. Catholic rites, Mass times, and a bishop’s convention summary complete the weekly religious notices.
Lighting the town in Hyasteville debated
Hyasteville Maryland weighs electric lighting as a new utility option. Other state items note Captain Albert Carey of Green Run Lighted Saving Station dying in Ocean City, and multiple local incidents including a murder in Grantville, a wrongful damages suit in Port Dempet, and various civic notices across counties. The article mixes local deaths, legal actions, and regional occurrences with brief updates on infrastructure and events.
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Hyasteville
Prince George’s County
Albert ©. Carey
Green Run
Ocean City
Bright
Caught a Bass Twice Near Ardinger's Mill
Fechtig of Hagerstown caught six bass near Ardinger's Mill in Conocochenge on a windy day weighing 12 pounds total. The largest was three pounds and one fish bore a mouthful of line and hook from a prior catch. Fechtig notes a three-pound bass is about 10 to 13 years old. He released one-year-old marked bass in Antietam about eleven years ago and instructed locals to report their weights if caught. Daniel Garlock recently caught a marked bass weighing four pounds after about 11 years in the stream.
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Q.Q. Feshtig, Sr
Hagerstown
Ardinger’s Mill
Fechtig
Antietam
Daniel Garlock
Smallpox Near Harney
A ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry McGuigan living north of Harney Pennsylvania is ill with a clearly defined case of confluent smallpox. Dr F B Londerbaugh diagnosed the illness after initial chickenpox and scarlet rash confusion. Quarantine and isolation measures were taken locally and by Pennsylvania health officials. The patient is believed to have passed the danger point and will likely recover.
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Harney
Harry McGuigan
Pennsylvania
F. B. Londerbaugh
Pennsylvania District Health
Pan American stamp sale halted after October 31 order
Postmasters are ordered to withdraw Pan American postage stamps from safekeeping after October 31 and return stock to the department on November 1. Regular stamp sales will pause for the rest of the month unless requested. The popular stamps may be bought for future use by the public.
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Pan-American Postegres
Wasps Close Revival at Virginia Church
A wasp nest fell from the ceiling of a Methodist church near Greenbackville in Accomac county Virginia causing a panic and ending a revival. Hundreds of wasps swarmed the congregation and Rev J P Anderson had to exit through a window as services ended with the church left in possession of the insects.
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Remeennes
Greenbackville
Maryland
Accomac County
J.P. Anderson
Joyful Feeling From Genuine Fig Syrup
Exhilarating sense of renewed health and strength follows Syrup of Figs use. Warns against old-time medicines and cheap substitutes. Promotes genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Buoy
The
California Fig Syrup Co
Political meet ings across counties drum up party lines
Republican mass meetings drew large crowds in Harmony Hopeland and Deerfield with speeches by Urner Ruark Grosvenor Hall Day and others. Democratic gatherings followed with chair Horne and Ritter among speakers. Upcoming Republican events list dates and venues from Old Field to Thurmont with Day Braver Bonaparte Pearce Kinne Smith Ruark and Eichelberger among planned speakers.
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Liberty
John H. Albaugh
Milton G. Urner
Oliver M. Ruark
Baltimore
Harmony
Daniel A. Grosvenor
Washington, D.C
J. Griffin Hall
Baltimore City
Thurmont
Braddock
Louie McKim Slaes
Woman's College notes outline exhibit transfer and campus events
The Woman's College authorities consider moving its Buffalo exhibit to Charleston for the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition, at no cost to the college. The Sunday school plans to support a native Japanese Bible woman missionary this year, and the science department will order six microscopes for Botany lab use. Faculty members Kerr, Miner, and Markey hosted dormitory students, and recent visitors included Mrs. McQuown, Mr. Ray, D. F. Forthman, and Dr. A F. Noak.
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Woman’s College
Buffalo
Charleston
College
Japan
Kerr
Miner
Markey
The
McQuown
Clearfield
Ray
Tyrone
D. F. Forthman
Waynesboro
A F. Noak
Cleveland
Ohio
Protection of Birds Advocated at Belair Horticultural Meet
At a Harford County meeting in Belair ex-Judge George Y. Maynadier read a paper urging protection of birds and small wild animals across the county. He supported extending protection to all native birds including the crow and hawk while noting the English sparrow is not native. A resolution by Judge Magnadier urged public cooperation to prevent slaughter, press upon the rising generation, and seek legislation to preserve game birds and ban wanton killing, especially pigeons at shooting matches.
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Harford County Horticultural Society
Belair
George Y. Maynadier
Magnadier
The Work of Death Mrs Geisinger and Dr Kirkpatrick Die
Mrs Mary Geisinger wife of Jacob Geisinger died at Walkersville on Saturday of appendicitis after a short illness aged about 35 Funeral held from St John s Catholic church interment Mt Olivet cemetery Rev Father Coleman Dr J O Kirkpatrick son in law of the late Joseph Cronise died at home in Los Angeles California this morning aged about 65 He is survived by a wife and three children Kindergarten Safe sale of cake candy salads realized at Masonic building by Free Kindergarten Association
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Phil
Miller
MclIllyains
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Maurice G. Beckwith
M. J. Kline
Foreign Mission Board of the Lutheran’ Ohnroh
Harrisburg
J E. B. Rice
Walkersville
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
E. S. Todd
M. B. Church
Epworth League
Ira N. Logan
B. V. Switzer
M. BE. Chouroh
South
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Heb
Chriss
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Wm D. Zummerman
Maryland
Isinta’ Episcopal Church
Ingle
All Saints
Guild
Mr. Packard
Rock Ville
St. Mary’s
Paret
William Paret
San Francisco
General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
Epoka
China
Philippines
Porto Rico
Western Missionary Territory
Kansas
Faret
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Florence Mackubin
van Dyck
Henrietta Maria
Louis Niles
Grantville
Garrett County
James OC Mackenzie
Toma Institute
Port Deppet
Prince George's County
Vansville Farmers’ Ao
Mount 22Lma
Washington County
W. P. Bate
Charles S. Lane
Hagersawn
Joseph MacDonald
Pennsylvania
J. A. Doerner
Cumberland
Messrs
E. Atwell Hopkins
New York
Mordecai P. Tucker
Centerville
Coxs Creek
Robert Morris
White March
Hambleton
Talbot County
Jesse Wise
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Annapolis
Young Men’s Christian Association
Jvelyn
Tome
Perryville
Montgomery County
Bloomington
Sod
Garratt County
Oakland
Jacob Geisinger
Mary Geisinger
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Mt. Olivet
C. Kirkpatrick
J. O. Kirkpatrick
Free Kindergarten Association
Masonic
Schley for President and party unity eyed in South
Washington correspondent notes Southern Democratic leaders weigh Admiral W S Schley and former Senator Arthur P Gorman as top nomination contenders. Marion Butler says Schley could attract cross party votes and unify Democrats, with strong nationwide enthusiasm expected if nominated.
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Katler
Aave
Washington
Baltimore Sun
W. S. Lobley
United States
Arthur P. Gorman
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Mr. Bryan
Saw
Admiral Sohley
Sny
Democrate
Schlaw Wanla
Woket
Democratic Party
Democrata
Admiral Schley
Surveying in Ecuador: Landers joins railroad survey
Mr Charles Landers, son of John Landers of Thurmont, has spent six to eight months in Ecuador with a surveying party laying out a railroad from Guayaquil to Quito. The mountainous route climbs near ten thousand feet east of Mt Chimborazo. Landers has advanced to lead the level, and both he and the chief engineer praise his work.
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Ecuador
Charles 8. Landers
John Landers
Thurmont
Guayaquil
Quito
Chimborazo
Landers
Millinery opening and local events listed for week
The millinery opening of Blu mménaner & Company is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday. Harvest Home or Donation Day at the Home for the Aged will be observed on Thursday. An old time singing scale will be given by the Ladies Auxiliary on Thursday Halloween eve. Mary Jane to Feagaville for supper on Thursday November 7. Hantera Star plans an entertainment mid November.
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Blumménaner & Company
Agad
Ladive
Mary Jane
Feagaville
Hantera Star
Coinage Figures Show Gold Down and Silver Up World Totals
The Mint's year end table reports gold coinage globally at 354,936,497 dollars, down from 466,110,614 the prior year, while silver coinage rises to 177,011,909 dollars, up 10,854,038 from the previous year. Public sales mention auctioneer Garvey R Lease selling Mrs Sophie Schley’s household furniture at 67 Hust Patrickstraat. Wm H Galbach to stay at the Groff House on Wednesday, with harness and lap robe to be listed.
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Mint
Garvey R. Lease
Sophie Schley
Patrickstraat
Wm. H. Galbach
Groff House
Dolt s Oyster Pie Tonight and Political Meeting
Local items announce a Republican Mass Meeting at Olty Opera House on Friday evening November 1 1901 to be addressed by Charles J Bonaparte George A Pearce and Louis McK Hines Angrour D Winnarp chairman. Also notes Dorl Chowder and shell stock sales and a fall opening at Blumenauer & Co with dressmaking services and eye clinic offerings at No 28 N Market St and 36 East Church Street. New rugs on display at Frederick Exclusive Carpet House with Axminster patterns and affordable home fashion.
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Olty Opera House
Charles J. Bonaparte
Geo. A. Pearce
Louis, McK. Hines
Fashion and Auction Listings Highlight Local Sales
Fragments advertise fabrics, dresses, and accessories with prices and notes on early season stock. Also promotional lines for Pebble Waist Flannels, velvet goods, and dress trimmings plus auctions in Lewistown, Frederick City, and Walkersville. Domains include G Fable B. Foot and John S. Dutrow offering auctioneering services.
Garment Sale Offers Wide Range of Fashions
John Hendrickson advertises a sale featuring wraps coats capes and garments for men women and children. It promises convenient prices and a large stock including ulsters skirts suits and cloaks with new items arriving daily and emphasis on wide selection and late Garments.
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Ivas
Comfort Satines Offer Sparks New Satin Line
A local vendor announces a new line of satin fabric, Comfort Satines, with patterns designed to appeal to customers who prefer making their own items. The note promises pleasing patterns and high quality to attract buyers.
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Sister of Charity
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NEI & Miller
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Walp Corda
Drap de Dame
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Jeaan Serger
Harathona
Neidig & Miller
Clinton
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Market St. Frederick County
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Wagaman
Seanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
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Rodcock & Co
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Rodock & CO
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Some, Ball Daler
Rederick, MD
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T. P. Rice
Fourth St
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Ceresville Mills
Pet
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Ceresville Milling AG
W. F. Roland
Willard
Keller
E. Patriceriet
Edwin Deyvilbiss
Amos Urner
Idevilbiss & Urner
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Youdawly
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West Franklin Street
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University OF Maryland
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Frederick Co
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Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Gewistown
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Fredehick City
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Tarvey R. Leabe
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