Brief Bits of Local and General Interest Headlines
Charming weather spurs bright faces toward school. The Jowiah New Year begins next Monday evening. United States produces 6,000,000 kegs of walnuts? Walter Read steamer on the canal named H. I. L. Read carries over 10 tons. Frederick corn canting season ends next week. Morgan's Grove Fair opened yesterday and runs to Friday. Local ads and notices detail minor events and prices.
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Venus
Sanhot
United States
Nelson C. Read
Cumberland
C.& ©. Canal
H. i. L. Read
Combash and Webster Tie Wedding in Buckeystown
Joseph M. Combash and Elles Louise Webster of Buckeystown were married in the city on a foggy afternoon at 2 o'clock. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Crockett, pastor of the Fine Baptist Church.
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ombash—Webster
Joseph M. Combash
Elles Louise Webster
Buckeystown
Thin City
Mr. Crockett
Fine Baptist Church
California Fig Syrup Company touted as genuine remedy
The passage extols Syrup of Ipecac as a pleasant safe remedy and advises buyers to seek the California Fig Syrup Company's name on the package. It warns to avoid fakes and to purchase from a reputable druggist, noting the product’s reputed effects for the “Ladies.” The wording reflects old advertising prose.
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California
Reverend Fields in Washington Pa Scandal Case
The Rev William Fields longtime pastor of First Baskat Church in a Watts region case faces arrest over a separation affair. He took Florence Davis a local woman with him after leaving his lawful wife in March 1694. Davis was once in Mrs Fields Sunday school in Frederick. Both Fields and Davis were jailed as talks of compromise proceed.
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Wm. Fields
Baskat
Ail Patois
Uke City
Waah
Fields
Florence Davis
Willamsport
Wudow
Washington
Davia
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Fhce
Hasbard
Este
Davis
Growth of the Key Monument Association Meeting
A large meeting of the Key Monument Association of Frederick Md gathered over twenty active workers to elect officers and review finances. President William C Birdly chaired as they reported cash on hand and a total of 339097 toward a $10 000 monument budget with about 1900 still needed. Committees on design and location were formed and Maryland Day events planned with a public meeting likely at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
Themc
Mashen Heosam
Wiliam C. Birdy
Presiden Birely
Fo Dors
Pugorsiog
Frederick
Citiz
A. L. Bader
Edward Nelson
Folger McKinsey
Joan Ritchie
Misa Elizabeth Bryant Johnston
Washington, D. C
Lewis A. Rice
J. H. Markey
8. L. Lilly
Henry Willams
Jacob B. Ty
Association
Wm C. Bliery
Tressurer
Henry Williams
F. Ickinsey
Magerty
Maryland
A. L. Kader
John Ritchie
Lillie Andere
Balloon Flight Reports New Serial Wave Theory
A Vienna Neues Freies Press summary details an experimental ascent with a spherical balloon reaching 6500 to 7000 feet for four hours without ballast release. Captain Fried observed cloud dynamics before lightning, proposing serial waves linked to electrical storms. Ballon landed 220 miles from Vienna using new drag rope landing methods with automatic top tearing.
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Vienna
Neue Frele Prease
Fried
Haa
Electric Road Car Rebuilt After Frederick Incident
A damaged electric car, brought from the country to Frederick, was taken to Bowers' lumber yard for recontracting. Workmen began repairs day and night, noting heavy cash damage and the need for new material. A ride from Frederick to Braddock Heights featured a festive gang with horn blowing as the gondola bottom was strewn with straw.
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Frederick
Bowers
Braddock
Heights
East Patrick
Bran denberg and Ade A Harshman wed in Hagarttown
A marriage took place on August 5 in Hagarttown with Rev. Dr. and W. Owen officiating. The couple, Bran denberg and Ade A. Harshman, exchanged vows in a concise ceremony.
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Braaderbusg —Maetemat
W. Owen
Hagarttown
John ®. Brandenberg
Ade A. Harshman
W C T U Plans State Convention Meetings and Dele gates
The weekly W C T U meeting reports growing interest toward the state convention with over 150 delegates expected. Sessions are set for the Lutheran Chapel on East Second Street and City Hall at night, with prominent speakers and local musical talent promised. Churches are urged to help entertain delegates as the union pursues temperance and moral uplift. The homes committee will meet at 7 o clock Saturday in the M church lecture room, and the regular meeting on Sept 19 will be moved to Monday evening Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lutheran
East Second Street
City Hall
Frederick
Dnion
M. Church
Court hears appeal cases in circuit session
The circuit court yesterday disposed of appeals including Clinton Cramer vs Cutshall & Lough with verdict for the appellant. Claggett Dorgay vs Laura Bohn: judgement for the appellant. Thomas Kessler vs T Frank McGaba: judgement reversed on appeal from Justice Krantz.
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Clinton Cramer
Willie B. Cutshell
John A. Lough
Cutshall & Lough
Joustice
Josephus Tough
Appellent
Claggett W. Dorgay
Laura Bohn
Liam T- Cram
Appalant
Thomas A. Kessler
In the Law's Grip Robbery and Assault Case
Bernard Noland, a young colored man, was arrested by Policeman Abrecht on a charge of breaking into a tank and stealing a gold war chain and other valuables from his mother. He was committed to jail by Magistrate Biser for a further hearing. A second assault charge was prepared against him by Debby Coates, who alleged he threw a brick wrapped in an apron at her.
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Bernard Noland
Abrecht
Megistrate Biser
Debby Coates
Biset
Noland
Double peaches from a crowded garden tree
Mr George Mehrling of South stress has a small peach tree in his garden yielding two dozen or more double peaches. The tree is heavy with fruit growing tightly together and forming a wis fruit. A sample is shown at Mr Lewis Mebb ing’s East Patrick stress store as a curiosity.
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George Mehrling
South Stress
Lewis Mebbing
East Patrick Stress
George W. Smith Enters Horses in Hanover Fair
Mr George W Smith sent three mares named Patrol Seeries and Court Street Girl to Hanover for the fair racing list opening next week. The horses are reported in good condition and will likely be boarded soon.
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St Hasever
George W. Smith
Patrol
Seeries
Court Street Girl
Hanover
Ballding Barned Fire Destroys Baltimore Line Stock
A balding owned by Mr. Willem Fleming on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Plate No 4 burned, destroying a stock of general merchandise belonging to a Bebrew merchant. Loss estimated at several hundred dollars.
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Willem Fleming
Baltimore and Ohio
Property Deeded in Chariton by Selth and Scise
Land transaction recorded in Chariton involving Richard P. Selth and Bo Scise, deed describes parcels of land with stated consideration of $1 and other terms. Property transfer details are noted in a brief notice.
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Chariton
Otu
Richard P. Selth
Public Schools See Large Fall Enrollment Gains
Frederick county schools opened fall terms with a strong start as enrollment rose across multiple sites. North Market Street School added seventy pupils on day one, with new teachers to join departments next week. East Church Street High School reported 364 students first day, up from last year, while Booth Street and colored schools also posted gains as classes resumed.
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Frederick County
Echoole
Frederick
Wweehers
la Tech
North Market Street
Miss Bartgis
East Church Street
Ales Della Sull
Jane Bialey
Eis Rete
Alice Shope Sobcdel
Cevesvegrerecennrenese
Esse Aipecede
Blanche Lamp
Reteerare High School
Philpot
Aldridge
Taughs
Katie Weiner
Death on freight train claims Baltimore brakeman
B W Russell aged 35, brakeman on the Baltimore and Oslo, fell from a freight train near Ms Airy at 7:96 p m Sunday the 18th, instantly killed by moving cars. Married four months, in company service four months, lived 1787 Hanover Street Baltimore. Undertaker L T Lewis Ridgeville handled the remains watermelon Party. Attending were Miss Eums Linton Miss Minnie Fox Miss Flora Smith Miss Clara Bmith Miss Ells Telser Miss Anna Bouck Lewistown, Mr Harry Smith Glade Valley, Mr Calvin Bailey Washington.
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B. W. Russell
Baltimore
Oslo
Ms. Airy
Banday
Hanover Street
L. T. Lewis
Ridgeville
David A Shull
Eums Linton
Minnie Fox
Flora Smith
Clara Bmith
Ells Telser
Anna Bouck
Lewistown
Harry Smith
Glade Valley
Calvin Bailey
Washington
Advertising Car Passes Through Frederick For Exhibition
Advertising car No. 2 from Robinson Brothers arrived in Frederick this morning and stayed on the Pennsylvania Railroad spur on Bay Street until evening before heading to Hanover, Pa. It distributed considerable advertising matter announcing the merit date of the exhibition. The car was in charge of Mr. John McKensey.
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Robinson Brothers
Frederick Youre Moe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bay Patrick Street
Hanover
John McKensey
Governor Extends Assessment Deadline Across Districts
Governor Lowndes orders extension of assessment periods with dates in November and October for districts. The notice lists districts and new deadlines including November 15 and October 10 as adjusted milestones. Authorities urge compliance by the reassessed timelines.
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Eime
Lowndes
Firat
Gower
Sini
Oppecter Bieeventh
Seppe
Prohibition Party Meet Hears Scare Campaign Notes
Executive committee of the Prohibition Party met yesterday in Salt Garrett Washington Allegany and Fred and Erick Sieatlee. Harp Lee, a Chinese laundryman, was detained from Freterns. His box gem became gradually aware to the victim's andrey. Motyous troubles are due to impoverished blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla and tonic claimed as true blood purifiers.
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Prohibition Party
Salt Garrett
Waaiington
Allegany and
Fred
Harp Lee
Calnese
Blood Hood
Improved B and O Schedule Between Frederick and Washington
Fitzgerald of the Balchwore and Ohio Railroad met Frederick officials to arrange better accommodations on the Metropolitan Branch. A two hour conference aimed at a more desirable schedule change to facilitate travel between Frederick and Washington, with trains arriving Frederick at 9 30 and 4 o clock, boosting connections for Business Men's Association members and the public.
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Washington
Fitagerald
Balchwore & Ohio Railroat Company
Frederik
Fitgerald
Frederick
Meropelitan Branca
Carter
Warhlarton
Polow
Metropolitan
Huarerald
Business Men's Association
Citizen's Bank Named to Roll of Honor
The New York Financier annual Roll of Honor lists Maryland banks admitted for their standing. The Baltimore Sun August issue prints the Maryland list and includes The Citizen's National Bank of Frederick among nine Maryland banks honored. Admission requires surplus and profit accounts not exceeding capital stock. Frederick citizens will be gratified by this distinction.
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Citizen’s Bank
New York
National Banke
Baltimorr Sun
Maryland
Citizen's National Bank of
Frederick
Immortolless Poetry lecture by Prof White in Middletown
Prof John T White of Allegany County High School Cumberland will speak on Immortelless Poetry at St Pauls Missionary Society meeting in Reformed Church Middletown next Sunday at 7 30. The event has drawn praise from reading educators across the state and a social rally at Rockville follows featuring St Poultry Exhibit with about 425 coops and nearly 2 000 chickens including exhibitors Kefenver Midletown Birely Frederick and Sollead Son.
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John T. White
Allegany County High School
Cumberland
St. Paul's Missionary Society
Reformed
Rockville
8. M. Kefenver
Middletown
William K. Birely
Frederick
Sollead Son
Hanover Fair and railroad excursion rates announced
Local notice announces Hanover Fair dates September 6 to 11 with Pennsylvania railroad excursion tickets from Frederick and Lancaster stations at reduced rates, return valid to September 13. Special Hanover York train departs September 16 at 6:10 p.m. and a through train to Taneytown leaves at 8:29 p.m.
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Hanover Fair
Pevente Railroad Company
Frederick
Lancaster
York
Hanover
Taneytown
Best and Kepler May Last A Day Or Two
A brief notice suggests the pair Best and Kepler may endure for a day or two, without specifying event or context. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Diegeich
Aszmeton
D.C
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Boreso
Pireagat
Mary Joseph
Seportor
Sisters of Charity
Chicago
Empiltsburg
Nicholas Lochner
Leesburg
Dr. Baer
Ear Second Street
F. T. Grove
Shepherdstown
W. Va
George
Bowera
West Virginia
Lollie Kemp
Ridgley Kemp
Louie Kemp
Third Street
Julls Littlefield
Louise Clingan
Rens Sulth
N. J. Wilson
East Patrick Street
Moillie Mebbing
Mary Ingle
Annie Leatherman
Pagderick
Blyoxpville
Uregaret Hood
Europe
M.L. Keedy
Hagerstown
Owas
Wm. A. Clarke
E A. Shriner
North Dakota
Northwest
Allen Gosnell
Lewis Mobritag
Soeiestaly
Semer
Frederick Pester
the Key
Anneal Messing
Mary
Legis
Austria
Electric Road
the Public Schools
Big Dee
Faeboimed
Beate York
Columbia, Pa
Daily News
Ledy
W. Rusell
Io County
Potomac River
James A. Gam
Isidor Buks
Optician
Ravenours
Best & Kepler
Best
Keerars
North Marker BT
Mulliniz & Kemp
John HN Hendrickson
Ophone Call
Clarke
Henopricsson
F. V. Staub
Doll Brothers
Poll Brother
North Mabert SL
Great Cluijing
Sean Abe Bome
FOX
WS Hays
Svortsuzn
Sporting Goode
Cen Real Hanpware Co
REWA
Hodook & Neidig
Frovock
Grestemmaloe
Rudock & Weldig
A. T. Bice & Sons
Etaselseep
A. T. Ries & Sons, Funeral Directors
James BE. Walker
J. E. Walker & CO
Jas. EK
Waisi
Buffalo
West Patrior
Chas
Hauer
Jriss
Bartholomay
Rochester
N. Y
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Apollo
LagPs
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Abe & Co’b
Pittus
Booulat S. Hooolat P
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