Teachers Institute Round Table Discussions Opens in Masonic Hall
The second day of the Teachers Institute began at 9 am in the Masonic Temple Hall with prayer and a Found table discussion led by A M Innogly. Profs White Beachley and High delivered addresses and an expected lecture by Prof James A Mitchell was abandoned due to illness, with Thurmont and other teachers leading discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. White
E. L. Boblux
H. D. Beachley
Fred
High
Teachers’ Institute
Masonic Temple Hall
A.M. Innnogle
James A. Mitchel
D. of
Mt. St.Mary's College
Mitchell
Gramof
Thurmont
John T.white
Allegany County
Beach
Ha ‘Ering
Homie
Masonic Temple
Mr. High
Tesra
Wes
Social visits trace through Washington and Atlantic City
Miss Rebafigigh of McKaig returns home after two weeks visiting friends in Johnstonville. Mrs. Hoover in Atlantic City to be visited later. Well known architect from Washington and family seen with the Ler. Market Street hosts Misses Haller Roath Market Street, then return home. Richard A. Elmer and George Thorne Bin of New York spent days with Albert Ritchie West Church Street before returning. Mrs BLE Gregory of Washington D C spent months with her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Perry Walkersville returning with her niece Miss Jessie M Perry.
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Over
Edward 0. Lense
Ieee
Ayho
Haller
Roath Market Street
Momars
Richard A. Elmer
George Thorne bin
New York
Spe
Albert
Ritchie
West Church Street
BLE _ Gregory
Washington, D. C
Jacob's. Perry
Walkersville
Neica
Jessie M.” Perry
Walkeraville
farmer grows October peach trees yield at twenty five cents
A Georgia farmer named John W Moody grows crops on one acre producing about 25000 dollars in fruit. He owns 100000 trees and sold 10000 last fall at 25 cents each. Production will continue with delivery planned this fall and agencies in two countries. Zinc and grinding claim paint wear reduction by hand.
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Georgis
John W. Moody
Unclear text from Conococheague incident in city water disaster
Fragmentary report describes a water event in Conococheague city with references to a courthouse fire and damage. Mentions insurance of 3000 dollars and a residence damaged. Details are garbled and names and exact actions are not fully readable.
Theatrical Season Opens at City Opera House
The season opener at City Opera House featured a lively performance of a comedy led by Webster Carleen as Leonard Claxton and H A Jones as Cashbert Claxton. Edward J. Rose portrayed Solomon Short, with Carrie Hewint and Missimple Emilla delivering strong supporting roles. Arnele Hez to be presented Thursday September 11 by the Frank B Adams Company.
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Zexson
City Opera
Mateh
Webster Carleen
Lonard Claxton
H. A. Jones
Cashbert Claxton
Rain
Townsley
Edward J. Rose
Solomon Short
Isckey
Carrie Hewint
Mike Matche
Claxton
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office
A list of remaining advertised letters dated Saturday August 30 192. Eligible recipients must call for advertised deters within two weeks or the letters go to the dead letter office. Names include S W Adkins Dr Obas Gram Himan Gordon Wisse Green John Johnson W T Beeter Olie S Larrick Francis Miller J W Naylor J Poole A B Remsburg Claries Stauffer Sammel Siganr Jake Tisner Wm B Taylor J L Wilhide Norman Wittman and Lapize Maud Beck Mrs Mary Calp Miss Virginis Carroll Mrs M Oostly Miss Virginia Fitsch man Miss Maud Houck Mrs Nettie Hick Mrs M L Leckey Mrs Mary Waldo.
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Frederick City
Geyrireite
S. W Adkins
PLB
Dr. Obas. Gram
Himan Gordon
Wisse Green
John Johnnson
W. T. Beeter
Virginia Fitsschman
Maud Houck
Nettie Hick
M. L. Leckey
Mary Waldo
Prejarick College Opens With Record Enrollment
President Oates announced the institution opened with its largest first day enrollment since his tenure began. He stated that when students are Bilin the college will see its biggest total for the past few years.
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Prejarick College
Oates
Water supply curbed as city faces shortages
Mayor Smith warns the city faces heavy drain on water supply with 200000 gallons daily shortfall. He bans fountain and street sprinkling and vows to stop wasteful practices such as live bait boxes and excessive canning factory use until demand normalizes.
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Smith
Persode
Turnpike Company Agrees to Spy Tracks Crossing Southern End
A garbled OCR item notes a Turnpike Company agreement with Maryle Construction to span tracks across the southern end of the pike. The readable text is fragmentary but indicates a formal accord regarding track crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perma
Turnpike Bs
Woodaboro
Turnpike ‘Gompany
Oor
Conisat Company
Mystery Phrase From Aerial Display Prompts Bird Wonder
Fragmentary OCR note describes a man observing an American bald eagle in flight. A stretched wing spans about eight tenths of an unspecified unit, with a sense of astonishment at the creature's magnificence. Confused text appears around a historical context.
Gold Discoveries Reported Along Shodo Creek in Warren County Virginia
Reports from near Henderson along the Seaboard Air Line indicate rich gold bearing quartz. Col W E Gis unearthed thirty eight ounces of ore yielding 297 pennyweights of pure gold, while J Alston found promising quartz veins with heavy nuggets during black lead prospecting. All discoveries occur along Shodo creek in Warren County.
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Virginia
Henderada
Seaboard Air Line
Obas
J. Alston
Shodo Creek
Warren County
Blood Turning of Water in Richmond Boy
David Mance, son of John Maunce, a prominent Richmond citizen, suffers an exceedingly rare disease known as Jeocaewis that turns blood into water. He was sent to Baltimore for examination by Dr. Theysr and returned home with no hope of recovery.
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David Mance
John
Maunce
Richmond
Baltimore
Theysr
Warfield Will Case Continued Over Illness of Caveator
The will contest in Howard County Court was postponed due to the illness of caveator Mrs. Charles A Rankles daughter of the testator. William P Maulsby of Frederick appeared as counsel for Rita Rankles while Rankles is associated with John G.
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Will Cass
Howard County Court
Charles A. Rankles
William P. Maulsby
Frederick
Rita
Rankles
John G
To Appoint a Committee
At the regular quarterly meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Company last night President Motter was instructed to appoint a committee of fire to act with committees from other companies in making arrangements for the state meeting to be held here next January.
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Junior Steam Fire Company
Motter
Stats
Jana
County Board defers jail heating plant bids after unclear bids
The Board of County Commissioners opened bids for furnishing a new heating plant for the jail but postponed action as several bids were not clearly understood.
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Board of County Commission
Grain and market quotes from Max Zbe Hartem Milling and Export
Market brief from Max Zbe Hartem Milling and Export Company lists corn at 3.10 per barrel shelled 62 cents per bushel, wheat 2 rad 6% steeener 64 per bushel, New nts 40 cents per bushel, hay 16 dollars per ton. Provides a snapshot of commodity prices for corn wheat oats and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eds Hrocai
Max Zbe Hartem Milling & Export Company
Sre
Whost
Steeener
Circuit Court Appeals and Civil Verdicts Report
The circuit court opened at 9 80 this morning with Chief Judge McSherry and Judge Motter. David V Zimmerman appealed against Dr William Boteler. the appeal was dismissed for lack of appellant witnesses and the judgment of 22 dollars in favor of Zimmerman was affirmed. Mrs Barton sued Liberty Copper Mine for 42 dollars for board. jury awarded 52 dollars to Barton. John L White vs Howard Allnutt was heard with White seeking 100 dollars for breach of contract. White was defeated in lower court but appealed. The court then adjourned for one hour.
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Circuit Court
McSherry
Motter
David V
Bappellée
Stoner
Barton
James B. Henderson
John’ L.white
Howard
Allnutté-waa
Mrhite
White
George A.pearre
J. Oger
B. R. Ward
Aeiiaiala
Fragmentary OCR Note Describes A Tame Partridge Incident
Readable fragments depict a partridge episode with names like Johnson and references to a blade and a family dwelling. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions, dates, or locations to confirm a full event or outcome.
Modern style of coach by Harlan Hollingsworth Company
A company delivers and uses a new modern coach design by Harlan Hollingsworth. Fifty coaches were ordered with 25 currently delivered. Cars feature light oak woodwork, green painted panels, side ventilation with roof registers, and dust prevention, offering handsome interiors and contemporary conveniences.
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Harlan-Hollingsworth Company
Beso
Glass Sand Boom in West Virginia Sparks Investment
Remarkable glass sand find miles above Buckhannon on the Buckhannon River spurs capitalists to close deals for 30 acres to build a large inland glass plant. The arrival of the Wabash Railroad boosts prospects. Meanwhile repairs proceed on Senator Rohrbeck’s residence and the Bentz building. Terrapin markets crack with six inch at 26 and seven inch at 80 per dozen. David Gossard of Hagerstown dies, leaving twenty four children and many descendants.
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West Virginia
Buckhannon
W. Va
Buckhanj Non River
Beary Downs
Cof Oasmptidge
Laod
Shearer
Wabash Railroad
Pamill
David Gossard
Hagerstown
Fragmented 19th century news roundup from Cumbria and nearby regions
A garbled historic page reports a range of events including the Bellimore Quality Fair at Timo nium, Cumberland union parade, Havre de Grace company incorporation, delegates to a Democratic Convention in Ocana City, an attempted assault on Mrs Favelxohn near Hagerstown, and a sawdust animal feed experiment by Hernan Schmidt in Caroline county. Also noted: a Baltimore to Brooks trains wreck, a canal lock failure at Wild Haimport halting navigation, pastor changes in Montgomery County, a Republican convention indorsement for Av Blakeney, a pocketbook theft in Baltimore, multiple obituaries, and varied railroad and church notes amid disconnected items.
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Venta
Timonium
Thorpeburg
Cumberland
Crystal Springs
Campiny
Havre de Grace
Qsotl
Ocana City
Nananit
Mre
Favelxohn
Hagerstown
Hernan Schmidt
Caroline County
Duquesne.Limited
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooks Tunes
Wild Haimeport
Owen
Virginia
Baptist-church
Barnessills
Montgomery
Av A. Blakeney
Uty Republican Convention
Robert Brewman
Balimurs
Tay
Mullin
Bloomington
Mdi
Philadel
Reading
Altenwald
Mary
Eyton
Wan Hurt
Agaool
Raderlok
Istrict
Baltimore
Maryland
Ginia
Pepoay Lata
Notice to Guard Water Supply and Street Sprinkling Prohibition
Notice warns of possible exhaustion of city water and strictly prohibits street sprinkling and water through box basins to conserve supply. Public urged to avoid waste. Also lists local notices about entertainment at Masonic Temple, church thanks, and a special 1902 Gettysburg excursion by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Gro
Surra
September Offerings At Dreer Goods Tailored Garments
John Bendhu keon reports on an unusual early September display at Dreer Goods featuring a variety of Gquhat items and tailored garments. The article notes new arrivals and a shift in seasonal stock attracting local shoppers.
New Fashion Skirts At Economical Prices
Bright shopping feature highlights fully new skirt designs in new materials. Promises reliable goods from well reputed makers with prices affordable for economical buyers.
Best Wrappers 690 and 6bo fall dark fabrics sale
Closing out best new dark Percale Wrappere at S3c and best Lawn Wrap pers at Gfa. Dark, Brus, Dark Red and Black Grounds. Early fall showlog in Black and Colored Gloth Suitings. Fabrics include Bread Cloths, Gheviots, Venetians, QGamel'a Hair, Crepe de Obines, Melrog, Ettamingd, Mistrale, Iron Cloth. New-weave waist cloths, plain and fancy, 260 up to Tho.
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S3c
Gfa
Washington Guide Offered for G A R Encampment Visitors
Comrades of the G A B planning a Washington visit for October’s National Encampment are urged to use the illustrated Guide to Washington by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The guide is printed on heavy paper with maps and battlefield plates, available at ticket offices for 10 cents or 15 cents by mail, with discounts on bulk orders. O W Bassett, B and O General Passenger Agent, Baltimore. Notice to customers: I will reopen my meat store at the old stall on Saturday morning September 6, 1902 telephone 343.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A.B
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ateal
Pilftons
Baltissore and Ohio Railroad
Great Battlefield
Gettysburg
Antietam
O. W. Bassett
B. & C. BR. R. Baltimors
Gsnersi
Mizox T. Dex
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the Daily News
London
Tower
John Howard
Hackney
Russia
Mary Iervey
George II
de ‘Lamballe
Paris
Dresden
Jean
Victor Moreau
Sedan
Hinckley
Pokegama
Mission Creek
Mich
Sir Henry
Kitchener
Omdurman
Khartum
Moreau
the ‘Weekly News
Azuma
Br P. L. Hargett & Co
RIRE
Conococheague
CLUB
Goon
Homae
Maat
the Circuit Court
Orae
D. W. Zimmerman
Dr. W.O. Boteter
Cage
Mr. Barton
Liberty Caper Mine Company
Howard ‘Coun
Farmer
Jacob Rohrbeck
Bentz
Messrs
Obesspeake Bay
News OF the
Downe
Lidie
Samuel Afar
Exculsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Frank Rics
Gettyaburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Bendhukeon
Teleykaus
Apecal
Wool Drees Goods
Nhidig.& Miller
Miller
Linton
Matin
Frederick County
Pho D
A. T. Bros & Sons
North Market Street
Wrederson, MD
RICE
East Fourth Stree
Frederick County Teléphone
Mantell and Tile
Selig
Peteman
Edwin Devilbie
Devilbiss& Urner
Doll
Albeuzh
North Market
Fsodawiy
Noah
Oramer
Nez B. Oramer
Joan
Ioan
Base. Ltd
Siltar
Gall
Pearl
Clemsonville
Reich
Screx
Jobasvilis
Pstick St
Rocky Springs
City
Ringel
Fearsvilia
Stover
West Copper Mines
Noritisie
Det Jobat
Pocerscille
Chestnut Grove School
B. Hetebte
E. Patrick St
S. Okames First Nations
Frederickokt
Wotiob
Orphans’ Court
Mil
Edward Sinn
Frederick Courtr
Charles E. Oe
Williams
Rodour & CO
San
A. T. Kiok
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