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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1899
Page
12
Tin News Weekly Promises Large Circulation Issue
The Weekly News announces Tin: Winky News, a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and features. It claims Frederick city and county circulation, invites new ads by Wednesday evening and changes by 12 noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick City Society
Purely personal items from Frederick list Mr George M Dittinger’s Southern tour. Baltimore visitors Milas Stiles and Miss Nannie Knott host, and many locals travel or visit relatives in Baltimore Philadelphia or Mt Airy. Adventist tent meetings spark local opposition amid charges of Sabbath desecration and employment disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M.’ Dittinger
Milas Stiles
Baltimore
Misa Nannie Knott
H.C. Trandle
Liberty
J. Frank Batts
Washington
Fredrick
James 8. Henderson
Rockville
Mina Elanche Simmons
Buckeystown
Nannie
Wilvabeth Knott
Creeger
Thurmoor
Burgess Yesters A3
Cote
Lee Stoner
Union Bridga
Apent
Thin Ey
Z. Jan
Gittinger
Ladienburg
Adolphus Fourhake
Donh
C. Thomas Kemp
Mies Mollie Kemp
Mollie Brookey
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph Kallur
Childcan
Haller
Etta Genter
Misa Hattie Boblitz
Markat Street
Yenter
George W. Shoemaker
Frederick
Maggie Houck
Til- He
Mra
B. M. Hench
York
Mian Noliye Chapman
Bouth Market Atreat
Shepherdatown
Darkaville
W. Va
Court Clerk Publishes Juror Names and Residences
The court clerk has printed alips listing the grand jurors with their names and residences for the current term. Previously only juror names were printed. The plan originated with Mr Manwett and caused significant concern among the community about juror privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donglag
Surrender After Firefight in Attempted Robbery
Joe Chew reports his home was broken into last night with twenty dollars stolen from Joseph Chew. Police arrested Walling, who allegedly fled after a lookout and exchanged gunfire with officers. 1.20 found on suspect along with tobacco plug. Investigation ongoing into link to burglary and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrathal
Joe Chew
Polen Gogh
Myre
Clara Chow
Justice White
Joseph Chew
Chew
Walling
Joo
Hfe
Gaya Joo
Volkeman
Walter
Corner-stone laid for State Normal School No 2 at Frostburg
The corner-stone ceremony for State Normal School No 2 at Frontburg Frostburg was led by the Masonic order with Gov. Lloyd Lowndes and the State Board of Education officials in attendance. Speeches by Rev A C Unvoratick and John M Carter, plus remarks by Mayor Nickle and Gov Lowndes on education and teacher qualifications, marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School No
Frontburg
Masonic Order
Lloyd Lowndes
State Board
Hdacarton
Allegany County
Maryland
A. C. Unvoratick
Fronburg
Ciand
Thomas J. Shryock
John M. Carter
Graham Dukehart
Wiliam HH. Clarke
N. F. Barke
FE. CO
Eater
W. H. Nicholson
Board of Grand Inspectors
Neary G. Griffith
E. H. Prettyman
Baltimore
Hytane
A. C. Traveratick
Edward Stake
C. F. Nickle
Frostburg
Lowndes
John M. Blandish
Deaths and Obituaries in Local Notices
The morning saw deaths of Mrs Sane Nixdorff on East Third Street and Joshua Frank Stokes at Llavelock with services scheduled. Mrs Mitchell, aunt of Ming Mary Ings, died in Washington. Century Inn plans a cycling event to Hanover on October 8 after previous centennial rides.
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Irk
George Nisdorf
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ljoanva Frank Atokrs
Joshua Frank Stokes
Frank Stokes
Llavelock
Ana
Mra. Mitchell
Ming Mary Ingis
Battimore
Frederick
Hanover
Republican Conquest Excerpt From Baltimore Convention Plans
A Baltimore Republican state convention is set for tomorrow at the Academy of Music. Wellington will preside and candidates Lloyd Lowndes and Pillip Tee Goldsborough are named for Governor and Controller respectively. Debate centers on platform reforms and party unity ahead of the nomination.
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Baltimore
Academy of Music
North Monard Street
Taluineta
Wellington
Stevenson
Walliams
Harford County
Tie Committee
Cras
Ceti
Tye Lebwank Buty de Ltd
Pillip Tee Goldsborough
H. Wandlasste
Thay Caverton
Lloyd Lowndes Wall
George AL Mearre
Allegany County
Mona
Snaderd
McComas
Reform League
Civil Warsage Police
New Uses for Corn Stir War Market Hopes
The article notes corn derived products expanding beyond feed into smokeless powder and other items. It cites contracts for spirits for powder manufacture, with Britain Japan and governments ordering barrels, signaling a broad, evolving market for American corn and allied industrial uses amid looming war talk.
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Farniera
Standard Distilling Company
Chicago
Immedinata
Montreal
Corowa
Great Britain
America
Glucomo Angal Refining
United States
Annual Convention and Banquet at Woodsboro
Delegates gathered in Woodsboro for the Retal Lique Dyahers convention and banquet. Officers were elected including president C F McGinn and treasurer Jay Al Smith, with committees named for credentials auditing and arrangements as the group planned to meet again in September and at a national gathering in Landaville, Ky.
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Mary Bent
Ded Pou
Della Cate
James Mosicdi
Presterich
Ant Wooster
Maurst Wate
Tiarebal
Walkers
Anid
Tinoda
Thoma McNulty
Baltimore
Woodsboro
Marsh
Thor
Smits
Ana
Pim
Sudth
Brevtern
Chotaut
Spom
C.F. McCuon
Wir
McGinn
John d. Barber
Echstein
Frederick
Jul Massot
Manuialin
August Wobs
Sanuel W. Pierce
J. Gormerahauon
Paul Hoan
Baltore
A. P. Maotah
Praderick
Charles Barke
Catonsville
John Laettert
Weatinioater
Omllunge
Q. T. Dott
Thomas Stallo
Haltimore
Harry Ellinghauser
Anmapolis
Chio
BE. Noppenberger
Baltimore County
Birdwell
Ofiara
C. I. McCiinn
Balthmore
G. Mo Ecketatn
Frat Vies
Hlea
Dan
Charles
J. Chr. Schumtuck
Frank Stallo
Pant
HoTman
PL. Nolan
New York
Almorton
PLR
Village Destruction Report From Mearabavitling Carroll Area
A chaotic account details a village destroyed by a catastrophic event near Carroll and Moedorteh. The tale centers on residents, victims, and a missing figure, with community reaction and investigative actions unfolding amid widespread debris and disruption.
Walter Ballacher funeral in Lawton services
The funeral for Walter Scott Ballacher aged three years was held August 26. Services were conducted at home by Rev. Hineat Mee Tu with burial at Lawton. Perry Funeral Director handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott Ballacher
John Batyhet
Doblin
Hineat
Lawton
Perry
Baltimore court filing lists Mississippi river habitat proposals
John H Barter a decorative engineer from Huminswick filed in the United States District Court in Baltimore an application related to river habitat projects. The report notes commodity prices for today including 84 cents for Asian corn, 2 cents per bushel for whorled, and 6 cents per barrel for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Mtn
Egtay
John H Barter
Hruinswick
United States District Court
Baltimore
Shits Mel Din
J. H.W. Hargate
Local notices and travel offers mix with Baltimore event details
An assortment of local notices lists train fare promotions for September travel to Maryland Delaware and DC alongside election campaigns and campaign support notes. It mentions a ceremonial sword presentation in Baltimore and a free photo book giveaway by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with lists of landmarks and views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Baltimore
No Mayo Dyer
Craiger “Baultimors
Manda
Halthnora
Oho Railroad
Politon
Maryland
Delaware
District of Colamute
Tickota
Waiti
Letareagin
Xerson
Faber Te Amories
Baltimore & Ohta R
United States
Allephony Mountains
Shenandosh Valley
New York Warrior
Brooklyn Bridge
Susquehanna Silver
Harper
Baltimore and Obi Railroad
Beamums
Panenger
Balti- Mora and Ohio Railroad
Mil
Harvest Service For Reformed Congregation At Pleasant Hill
The annual harvest service of the Reformed congregation will be held at Pleasant Hill next Sunday September 1 at 9:16 a.m. led by Pastor Rev M Ifench. The note mentions a liturgical schedule and local greetings for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AARY
Pleasant Hill
Ifench
Heyvalar
Largest Watermelon Reported in Frederick County
A Yellow Springs seller, Mr Chan, brought to market a massive Mountain Sweet watermelon weighing 490 pounds, measuring 24 inches long and 5 inches in girth. The fruit, praised as rich and pure by the vendor, was described as a premier example of the variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan
N. Roeder
Yellow Springs
Frederick County
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