Weather outlook for the nation from W L Moons
Wednesday forecast indicates warmer conditions in the western regions and across the northern states with rain in the South Atlantic and Gulf states. A high Atlantic barometer gives way to lower readings in the Dakotas as unsettled conditions move eastward.
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W. L. Moons
Boreau
Atlantic Coast
Dakotas
Gulf States
South Atlantic
Gulftates
Texas
Dakota
Geke
New England
Illinois
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
Seasonable Dry Goods and Local Advertisers
NEW ADS TODAY. ee door femme appear Sor for tha Aertisers andh tnais Hine to tee con sdences of our sodas. fzour ofate carry aly reliable advertisers and ane we exercises great of others promptly. Seasonable Dry Goods. Rodock & Neidig. $500 to Loan,.- 0. Alfred Ritter.
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Rodock & Neidig
Alfred Ritter
The Weekly News ad rates and schedule message
The Wrextx News will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and features. It invites advertising copy by Wednesday 5 p.m. for weekly ads and by 12 m. for changes.
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Wrextx
Tae ‘Vauxty
Varied jests and notices flash across late Cleveland sheets
Brief items from a 19th century paper note college banjo tunes at resorts Turkish language orders in Turkey and trips to mountains. a laughing wife warned by an old man. rail extension to Roanoke. Thurmont youths on campus. morals and wit in ads. marriage and campaign updates. Breezy Time stereopticon show near the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Turkey
Saya
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lexington
Roanoke
Mayer
Thurmont
Pen- Mar
Eputeh
Roafer
Ol. i. Victor Baughman
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Prohibition County
Orading
Saturda
Dr. Perry's Appeal Case Noted By Defense Attorney
The defense attorney in the State Dr. W. Pery case formerly of Way prepares the necessary paperwork for an appeal. The News references the ongoing preparation and likely steps ahead in the cass.
Frederick Fall Term Opens Across Public and Private Schools
Frederick schools report large attendance on opening day with strong enrolments in many rooms. Public and private institutions note staff transfers and impending building plans while projecting increases in roll calls and early term progress across North Market Street and East Church locations.
September Weather Forecast by Hicks
Hicks forecasts September weather with cloudy period and frost risk early in the month. A warm spell and renewed storms follow from the 5th to 8th, spreading from the west to the east over a few days. Equinoctial storms are expected around the 11th and 12th, with dangerous gales from the 16th to 19th and further disturbances the 22nd to 25th, ending warm and stormy from the 27th onward aided by Venus influence.
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Hicks
Venus
Week of Fairs to be Held at Several Virginia Towns
A series of fairs is planned this week at Wheeling and Morgan's Grove in West Virginia, with events in Rockville featuring horses from J. M. Smith and other owners. In Brunswick a competition for a silver lantern raises funds for new band uniforms, with W. L. Richards and W. G. Musgrove contesting on behalf of the B and O lines.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Morgan’a Grove
Rockville
J. M. Smith
Godsboro
Brish Bros
E. B. Rameburg
J. W. Lorentz
R. M. Smith
Frederick
W.L. Richards
W. G. Musgrove
Brunswick
Brunswick Cornet
Accident at Brash factory hospitalizes worker Harry Castle
An employee at the Brash factory, Harry Castle, suffered injuries yesterday in a machine-related incident. A doctor attended, and the report notes severe distress and nervousness. The caregiver mentions a tonic, Raspar Dia, as a possible remedy.
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Harry Castle
Anniversary of the Young Catholic Union in St Louis
The eighth annual celebration of the Young Catholic Union took place at the city firehouse on Booth Market Street. Members held a 10 kerosene smoker event with many attendees. Alonzo Ely, longtime organizer, spoke on a timely topic to an attentive, applauding audience.
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MO. U
Younge Catholis Union
Booth Market Street
Alonzo Ely
Alnce Lts
Barford Teachers Bold for an In-time in Belair
Maryland rangers begin oyster ing for the season while Washington county endures pranks from lightning. Westminster felt an earthquake and two robberies hit Wilamaport Sunday night. A new Catholic church is proposed near Bavwre de Grace. The September term of Howard County Circuit Court opens. Talbot County hosts its tenth sanus fair for four days. John Campbell jailed for an escape attempt near Annapolis. A barn destroyed by fire near Granite with losses listed. County court actions, obituaries, and local incidents fill the day.
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Tedas
Barford
Belair
Maryland Rangers
Washington County
Westminster
Wilamaport
Bavwre de Grace
Howard’ County
Talbot County
John Campbell
Annapolis
Ice House Found On Mountain Land Tract
A. R. Renner of Sharpsburg hauled logs from John Brown's Tract on South Mountain for three large two story houses he plans to build this fall. While clearing a drink for horses he uncovered a hidden ice house beneath leaves, storing ice from last winter's drifts. The ice could have lasted until next winter if not disturbed, according to observers.
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Juhn Brown
A. R. Renner
Sharpsburg
John Brown
South Mountain
Atremm
Senior Order United American Mechanics to Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Frederick event marks the fiftieth anniversary with a Sunday morning sermon by the Reverend A. H Zimmermas at 10.15 a.m. in the M church. Monday at 4 p.m. a parade to East Church and Seventh Street schoolhouses to present each with a Bible and flag. A musical and literary entertainment follows at 7 p.m. at the ball on Market and Church streets.
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United American Mechanics
Frederick
A. H Zimmermas
East Church Street
Seventh Street
Hotel Arrivals From Yesterday Noon List
Arrivals at the hotel since yesterday noon include Orry Horsu F Dorey and daughter, Alry, Clarke, Franklin, Robertson, King, Jno Naille Parsons Baton Calvin Lewis Ups, J B Bereler, J Allen, Hii yean, Hewes, Ch-Lewis, Oodly, Steic, Kes A Gross, T B Stanton, Mrs Ellen Sullivan, Bowes McLain in Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, Trenton, Troy, and county entries.
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Orry Horsu
F. G. Dorey
Mr. Alry
D. A. Clarke
J. B. Robertson
BH. King
Jno
E. Naille
A. J. Parsons
A. C. Baton
J.B. Calvin
C. P. Lewis
Joa
C. Ups
Baltimore
J. B. Bereler
C. J. Allen
Hii, Yean
E Hewes
Ch - Lewis
E J. Oodly
Hary Steic
Philadelphis
Kes A. Gross
New York
T. B. Stanton
Trenton
Ellen Sullivan
Troy
Canim Bowes
J. B McLain
Traveling figures and health notes in Ellicott City column
John B. Thomas, described as crippled, claims Indian heritage and travels by tricycle. He notes a journey to Ballsnore, with plans to reach Philadelphia and New York by September 18, then sail to Liverpool in the near term. The Modern Beauty section extols health from good food and outdoor exercise.
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John B. Thomas
Ellicott City
Loong
Ballsnore
Nagton
Philadelphia
New York
Liverpool
A Negro Suspect Sought After Local Assault
Edward Eiche berger reported that Manfield Robinson, the alleged Black assailant of Miss Josephine Gaight, was seen near Thurston county prompting Sheriff Zimmerman to organize a Freder ick posse for a thorough search. Residents fear reprisal as authorities press on without apprehending him. A Frederick meat dealer’s wife faced a prowler on West Patrick Street late Saturday, the intruder fleeing after her screams drew neighbors.
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Misa Baight
States
Astormes
Edward Eicheberger
Frederick
Bol
IX Ber Koch
Patrick
Purely Personal Local News Notes
Miss M Pauline Flannery of Hagerstown leaves for St Josephs Academy at Emmtaburg. Baltimore visitors Mr. and Mrs Lafever and children stay with friends. Miss Hallie Ort guests of Miss Hargett near Frederick. Grace Schleigh and Edward Witter of Frederick visit Hagerstown. Nore Renner and Mr Renner with Miss Minnie Sanner visit Mr Wm HL Kaller on Catoctin Mountain. Simon H Koogle of Siddietown guests his brother Geo H H Koogle of Hagerstown. Mrs M L Lechliider returns to Angerstown after visiting Harmony Grove. Dr Chas W Hoffman and Chas R Gittinger return from Saratoga and Lake George. Mr and Mrs Wm Miller and children of Kingston NY guests of Mr Wm S Miller return home. Mrs B Stamp of Baltimore, guest of D M Scholl on East Patrick Street, returns home. Mr Wm Miller of West Church Street and Miss Stoner of Pittsburg leave for relatives in Jefferson County WV. Jacob Robrbsck and wife, plus others, guests of Mrs C A Fout west of Frederick. Miss Mary Hopwood of Baltimore returns home after four weeks. Misses Charlotte and Viola Blumenauer of Baltimore, guests of their aunts on North Market Street, return home. Miss Florence Cecil and friends Rose Lewis of Jefferson and Mollie Mikesell of Araby leave for Walkersville for Ministerial Institute. Mr E Jacobs and granddaughter of Baltimore leave for Walkersville for the same institute. Mrs John E Kreh of Baltimore and son return home after two weeks with sister Mrs Q B J Beckley. Miss Kate Mullany of Washington leaves after visiting Mrs G J Beckley.
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Grace Schleigh
Edward Witter
Frederick
Hagerstown
Misa Nore Renner
Renner
Minnie Sanner
Wm. HL Kaller
Catoctin Mountain
Simon H. Koogle
Siddietown
Geo. HH. Koogle
M. L. Lechliider
D. M. Scholl
East Patrick Atrest
Wm. Miller
West Church Atrest
Misa Stoner
Pittsburg
Jefferson County
W. Va
Jacob Robrbsck
Obsres “Sturdevant
Chicago
Hattie
Charlotte
Viola Blumenauer
Samuel Ready School
Baltimore
North Market Street
Florence Cecil
Rose Lewis
Jefferson
Misa Mollie Mikesell
Araby
Walkersville
Ministerial Institute
E. Jacobs
P. BR. R
Minaterial Institute
John E. Kreh and Son
Q. B. 3. Beckley
Kate Mullany
Washington
Sanday
G. J. Beckley
East Second Street
Great Attraction at City Opera House Tonight
Tosigtts presents a strong bill led by Miss Kathryn Weoster famed as Queen of Song with Miss Webster in a breezy program. E Fits, a clever comedian, supports a company of seasoned performers from top names in the profession.
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Tosigtts
Dadhemas
City Opera House
Pits
Webster's
Frederick
Piz and Webster
Comatians
Kathryn Weoster
Sonbretes
Fits
Miss Webster
New Jersey County Sees Tax Valuation Rise on Roads
In Volon county New Jersey the 1905 total assessed value reaches $45,973,500, up $1,350,600 from last year. Summit leads with $1,865,000, up $416,000, while Pisfoeld Crawford and Union also show substantial gains in assessed property values amid road improvements.
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Volon County
New Jersey
Summit
Pisfoeld
Crawford and
Union
Marriage License Notice From Multiple Districts
Barry E Heldebridle and Etella V Rippon of Woordsboro district appear for license. Charles Edward Moberly Jr of Washington DC and Sallie S Clingan of Arthur Potfinberger area apply. Alvira Tritappe and Jefferson district couple listed for license.
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Barry E. Heldebridle
Etella V. Rippon
Woordsboro
Charles Edward Moberly Jr
Washington, D.C
Sallie
Clingan
Frederick
Arthur R. Potfinberger
Alvira Tritappe
Jefferson Election Districk
Key Monument Association Meets Tonight at 8
Regular weekly meeting of the Key Monument Association to be held at the rooms of the Y M C A tonight at 8 o clock. Auction of houses on Bents street alley sold by Captain Walter Saunders to Mrs. Kate Lott for 275 dollars. Mr. Wm Hahn was the purchaser.
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Key Monument Association
F.C. Y.M. Ual
Walter Saunders
Bents Street
Kate Lott
Wm Hahn
Frederick area gets new sole agent for remedies
George H. Railing named sole agent for Frederick and Orick County to sell U No Remedies at advertised prices for a short time. U No Medicine Co per C D Mackin manager. Weather delays lead to an extra evening dance in Mr Houck's woods on September 8 with fallback Friday if needed. Frederick College and Woman's College reopen September 9 and 10 offering business, music, art, and preparatory courses with a 200 foot square playground and a 60 by 90 foot play-room. inquiries welcome.
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Frederick
George H. Railing
Orick County
U No Medicine Company
C. D. Mackin
Woman's College
G. A. National
Toulsvile
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grand Army of the Republic
Lo Ky
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Loutaville
Pittsburgh
Court Records Show Guilty Plea and Forgeries
The circuit court concluded with George Cardno pleading guilty and receiving ten years in the penitentiary. William B. Moser was found not guilty of forgery. Others were fined for conducting gaming without license. Edward Carey’s assault case was sent to the jury. Orphans’ Court ordered sales of personal property in estates of Eliza A Diller, Edward M Main, and Catharine Fern.
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George Cardno
Tas Naws
Cardno
Wm. B. Moser
Birely Ant Othera
Wr. P. Edwards
Joseph F. Beacht
Edward W. Carey
Carey
Christian Lerch
Eliza A. Diller
Edward M. Main
Amate
Bilas
Ted
Catharine Fern
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the Daily News
Abe
Rosates
Polar Dispatch
Tre Mone Wastoreros
D.C
Bept 3
Ila Om
N. W
WN. W
the Weekly News
Worls
Bay
OTE Public Schoola
Katie Welner
South Street
Brucewick
Titton
Frederick College
Tilton
Pupple
Adam Roser
Mary Ott
Barigle
Misa Mollie Owings
Tickety
North Marks Arrest School
Richison
West Patrick Street
Booth Street
Aldridge
Miss Beitfeld
Prof
Mina Bilelfeld
Miss Philpot
Ae Alee Ae High School
Katie Weiner
East Church
Wrest
Apor
Della Stull
Jane Staley
Ella Keller
Alice Shope
Mine Etta Brust
Pearl Eader
Lillie Welner
Miss Robinson
Srare Temperance Alliance
Nent Eegiahtaree
News OF
John Dorsey
Granite
Sowerd
Lhbning
Dorchester County
James Robinson
Greensboro
Asroline County
Fayette Gibaon
Ministerial Association
The
United Evangelical Church
Alberton
East New Market
Wm. J. Rawlings
Anthony
Redemptorist College
Ravigher
Graham Mason
Prince George
Marlboro
Levi Hassan
Woodlawn
Cecil County
Richard Sappington
Harford County
Jones
Howard County
Shes
Philip H. Dorey
St. Clements Bay
St. Mary’s County
Apter
M. Pauline Flannery
Hagertown
Joan A. Flannery
St. Joseph's Academy
Emmtaburg
Joen Hendrickson
Wiidr
Oxu
Joean Heanproxson
F. V. Staub
J. Bubex
Dublin
Formis
F. W. Stars
Doll Brothers
Jo Snotaiais
North Market &T
Useran L&bce, Rorasiis Labor
Ryan Oirea
Ireta ML Moe
Dow Beornzna
Takren
Agendyt
G. NO. Ponto
B. U .Ng
Bawling Grocery Co
John 4. Kennedy
Cos
Rovece & Medic
Witte
Seliiog
Lowes
Budock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Som
Frederik, Mé
J E. Walker
Drese
Das. E. Waxes & CO
J. F. Eisensauer
J P. Eisenhauer
Sometiing
Wright
J. ¥. Risenhauer
Isenhauer Building, Market and and Ete
Bartoolomay
Rochester
Bea
Apollo
Telephone No
Frederick, Ma
Georgr JH. Wiener
Attorneys-At-Law
H. Dorsey Etchibon
John A. Kennedy
Merchant Tailor
Attornet-At-Law
Eee
V. Blevy
Attorney-Atlaw
Aed
Atter New
the Key
D. H. Best
D. H. Bir
North Market ST
Mullinix
Gatuspay
UIT Court
Shriner Milling CO
Ceresville Rollee
Mosterata
K. A. Suriner Milling CO
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