Purely Personal Local Visitors and Travels
Baltimore visitors and Frederick residents figure in a list of social notes. George E Babe and Mrs G A Babe host and visit, while Bernice Yingling, Laura Gorsuch, Faythe Clemson, and others journey between Baltimore, Frederick, Clemsonville, and Middletown. Trips include Montreal Niagara Falls and a St. Lawrence river voyage. several residents return from visits or trips, including Wilber Bowlus and Bruce Whipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Babe
Baltimore
WM. E. Doll
Bernice Yingling
G. A. Babe
Benny Wineburg
Geo. GC. Winebreamer
Philadelphia
Frederick
Wilber Bowlus
Middletown
Toledo
Ohio
Elise
Faythe Clemson
James H. Clemson
Clemsonville
Exgenis L. Cole
Washington, D.C
C. F F. Wizard
Knoxville
Mannie Hooper
Hallia Walker
Hina Sisuffer
New London
Louise Englebrecht
Mattie Anderson
Mollie C. Baer
T. Sewsil Ball
Katle
Washington
D. A. Haines
Bruce Whipp
Brosd@ Ran
Cata
Harry G. Thoma
Brooklyn
B. A. Richmond
Cumberland
Liberty
Upton Richmond
W. F. Snyder
Af. B. Daniels
Arguenes
Vermont
Snyder
Montreal
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
Canada
Gaya
Notre Dame Cathedral
Montres
Obituary notices from Bartonsville and Jefferson residents
William Grabill aged about 62 of Bartonsville died Thursday evening after a illness. Funeral Sunday at 9 am from his home with interment at Mt Olivet. Ellen Lamar of Jefferson died this morning age 76 from heart disease. Funeral tomorrow after noon at 4 from her home. Carrie Gittings former county resident died suddenly August 31 at her brother Ed Gittings home near Colorado Springs Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerabill
William Grabill
Bartonsville
Mt. Olivet
Ellen Lamar
Misa Eilen Lamar
Jefferson
Thia County
Cosa
Mies
Carrie Gittings
This County
Euddenly
Mr. Edtings
Colorado
Bprings
Col
Mrs. Elizabeth Phoebe Key Howard Dies at Oakland
Mrs. Howard widow of Charles Howard and daughter of Francis Scott Key suffered paralysis on Tuesday night at her Oakland summer home in Garrett county Maryland. In weak condition her death was feared. She helped establish Oakland as a summer retreat with her husband building a cottage in 1857. Her only living son General James Howard hurried to Oakland on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Elizabeth Phoebe Key Howard
Charles Howard
Francis Scott Key
Oakland
Garrett County
Gen
James Howard
Picnic Posters and Postera for Tournaments
Posters for picnics and tournaments printed in high style are available at the Taz News office. Large and small postera in all shapes and colors can be produced promptly at the lowest prices. See samples and prices before arranging advertising at the Taz News office reading printers for all kinds of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Nzwa
Taz News
Fair Primaries and Judgeship Question Split in Local Race
The piece notes rising interest in the Republican primary set for September 11 and reports a clerkship aspirant defending an arrangement aimed at fair primaries. It mentions Mr Hinks and Mr John C. Malter, whose stance shifts toward possibly accepting the Point of Rocks nomination on the 26th in BISmt amid local jockeying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moiter
Newa
Hinks
Alree
Iself
Eiss
John CG. Malter
Bismt
Morgen's Grove Fete At Shepherdstown Draws Large Crowd
A Maryland Day fair at Morgen's Grove in Shepherdstown attracted a large regional audience from Maryland and surrounding counties. Visitors traveled by rail and carriage, with Wayne and Pa events affecting Hagerstown turnout. Music by a Frederic drum band and Boonsboro band pleased attendees while plans for a baby show with prizes for prettiest and fattest, among others, were announced. A town hall dance Wednesday night drew many visitors and locals, with a similar event reportedly well attended last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Maryland
Waynesboro
Hagerstowe
Steels
Frederics and Boonsboro
Exciting Scene Over Property Line Dispute On Market Street
In front of the new Castle building on Market Street yesterday a dispute over the dividing line between Whalen and Castle properties attracted around 300 onlookers. An awsing part claimed to infringe on the Whalen line and a Hagstone in the gutter were objects under dispute. Miss Morris Holbraner appeared to defend her niece Mrs. Geo. Hyer. A warrant was sworn out for Miss Holbraner and she was taken into custody, then returned to continue her defense. Public sentiment split. many praised the courage of the so called new woman, with the matter likely to be carried to the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Morris Holbraner
Geo. Hyer
Holbraner
Plenary Meeting of Cumberland Council of Junior Order
The Cumberland Council, Junior Order of United American Mechanics, held a plenary at Narrows Park with many amusements. Rev. C. W. Stinespring of Frederick Council No. 118 urged members to assess candidates on reforms taught by the order before voting. He said the group would attack no sect and condemned lax immigration laws amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Councile
Order of United American Mechanics
Narrows Park
C. W. Stinespring
Frederick
Maryland
Social World PraKut Party Honors Master Willard Teasdale
A pea nut party at Mr and Mrs Frederick Obenderfer home Thursday in honor of Master Willard Teasdale of St Louis. Attendees included Willard Teasdale Willie Obenderfer Harry Frank Marshall Schroeder Wilson Schley Rey Shock Mazie Shook Nellie Obenderfer Cores Eleanor Ruth May Carty Winnifred Schrengom Bessie Anders Emma Thomas Margie Schley Giheta Jane Rice Miriam Schroeder and many others. Games were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prakut
Frederick Obenderfer
Willlard Teasdale
St Loris
Master Willard Teasdale
Willie Obenderfer
Harry
Frank
Marshall Schroeder
Wilson Schley
Rey Shock
Mazie Shook
Nellie Obenderfer
Cores
Eleanor
Ruth
May Carty
Winnifred Schrengom
Bessie Anders
Emma Thomas
Margie Schley
Giheta
Jane Rice
Miriam Schroeder
Waynesboro Centennial Parade Draws Thousands in City Festivities
Waynesboro Pennsylvania marked its centennial as crowds of about twenty thousand filled Main Street for a grand parade displaying local industry. Notable exhibits included Weserman Maryland Railroad’s allegorical tableau, Cumberland Valley’s pioneer engine, and factory entries from Frick and Geiser Companies. Prizes ranged from fifty to seventy dollars for best floats and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Firswork
Thomas Shirley
Weserman
Maryland
Geo. A. Girdcer
Baltimore
Cumberland Valley Road
Frick Company
Geiser Company
Threster
Gelser Company
Peter Gelser
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Mentzer & Clegson
Druzelste
Good Broz
Middle Town Fire Plage Plan for Railroad Terminus
The corporate authorities of Middle Town will install two fire plugs at the railroad terminus to aid property owners amid growing risk. Since the electric railroad arrived eight new buildings have appeared, including two fine dwellings and a warehouse. A crossing with riprapped sides will be built at the new county road near the terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuvorities
Middletown
Beneft
Ratio Ford
Improvements Lift Up Town Appearance
The month ended with many substantial and beautiful improvements in town. Fine business structures and several dwellings were erected, old buildings improved, and visitors praise the town’s enhanced appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fueiay
Electric Road Posts Record August Earnings
The Electric Road closed August as its banner month with earnings of 2800 dollars, the highest since opening. Heavy wheat and valley shipments from Middletown boosted the total, besting June’s 2700 dollars when the German Baptist annual meeting was held in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Middetown
Blue Ridge Electric Railway and Power Co Formed
Blue Ridge Electric Railway and Power Company was incorporated yesterday afternoon in the Circuit Court for Washington County with capital fixed at 200,000 dollars. The directors, all of Baltimore, include Limer P. Schott Winfield Cahill Roger W. Barron Ernest J. Knabe Sr Auguss Beck of T W Riey Weaver and Charles J. Wiemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
W. Riey Weaver
Charles J. Wiemer
Painful Injury At Lime Kiln In Maryland
A colored worker, Chas Palmer of the M. J. Grove Lime Company, was badly injured while beadling lime. He fell beside a heavily loaded cart and the wheel mashed both feet near the toes. Dr Boone attended him at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Palmer
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Lime Kiln
Boone
Gallant Knights Hold Tournment and Dance in Oakland Grove
The Spirit of the Ancient Tourney features 23 knights on horseback and a village pageant in Oakland Grove Petersville. Prizes awarded in amateur and professional classes, with coronations and speeches by Col. J. C. O'Donnell. Music by Cozanum's orchestra, dancing into the late hour after a royal procession and grand platform reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chargers
Petereville and
Vicinily
Oakland Grove
Conquess
Frank Willard
Feagain’e
Gardner
Samuel Pitt
Delaware
Lounsameet
Arthur Sao
Brunswick
Tcax
Harnees
Milas Tress Lees
Weehington
D. C
Eidgir Magaha
Blue Ridge
Lisy Barger
Charles Wallace
Lone Star
Snd
Milss Ross Flock
Barkinsville
Cecoed
Frank Hoffman
Ecight
Peteraville
Misa Nona Dennis
PetercyDla
Minion
Little Selle
Laura Meeks
Peters
John Boteler
Russell Hilleary
Brookland
Russell Long
Leila Ferrall
Robert Gordon
Old Blow Galt
Lewis Clark
Urbans
Newton Brown
Dasland Grove
George Corsia
Willow Grove
Col. J. C. O'Donnell
Petersville
Grove
Cozaum
Uls
Merrymakers Present The Golder Gulch At City Opera House
The Merrymakers encore a large audience with The Golder Gulch a Western drama noted for fine company work Pete Raymond stands out in comedy while Miss Childress Mecare Roblach and Leffingwell deliver notable specialties The Family Matlmer Bindgan s Fortuns repeats Saturday afternoon for children a clean entertaining show with clear humor and clever acts Prices 10 30 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golder Gulch
Pete Raymond
Lovere
City Opera House
Merrymakera
Pete Reymond
Childress
Mecare
Roblach
Leffingwetl
Bindgan
Thia Forny
Inquiries Explain Missing Electric Railroad Timetable
Responding to inquiries about the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad timetable. The article notes no crucial schedule announcements are made and managers neglect publication arrangements. It aims to help travelers know car departure and arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Still Leads in Waynesboro Reel Race
Frederick Still dominates Waynesboro events as Hagerstown firemen clock 393.5 seconds in a smooth reel race on a hard track. In Annapolis the Uniteds of Frederick post 893 seconds on a heavy course. It’s fortunate no Frederick teams entered Waynesboro’ contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Waynesboro
Amooth
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Uniteds
Frederick Cimpaniza
Cramer Sues Harshmans in Slander Case Verdict Set at 506
The Circuit Court ruled in favor of Marie R. Cramer in her slander suit against Lewis and Sarah Harshman, awarding $506. The trial docket continues, with the criminal docket not expected to be reached before next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouht
Mra.ide R. Cramer
Lewis
Sarah Harshman
Fikely
Hearing in Dixon case set for 3 PM this afternoon
Magister Biser will hear Albert Dixon of Park Mills at 3 o clock this afternoon on charges of alleged attempted assault on Mrs Emma Ridgely at the game place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biser
Albert Dixon
Park Mills
Emma Ridgely
Key Monument designers meet at Mount Olive Cemetery
The design and location committees of the Key Monument Association will meet at Mount Olive Cemetery today at 445 to arrange plans for the monument to Francis Scott Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
Mount Olive Cemetery
Francis Scott Key
Chopped Io Off By Accident Near Middle Town
Mr Harlan Keller of near Middle town accidentally severed the end of his left thumb with an axe on Wednesday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Keller
Middletown
Maryland Reunion Set at Troy Fair Grounds Milam County
The Maryland born people and their families in Milam and adjacent Chio counties will meet on Thursday next, September 9, at the Fair Grounds in Troy, Miami County. The event aims to form an organization to hold similar reunions in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Ohio
Milam
Chio
Troy
Miami County
Maryland Report On Naval Academy Day Appointments
Two Maryland candidates reported at the Naval Academy ceremony. J DeW Gardner of La Plata was appointed by Congressman Mudd and P C Willard of Middletown was appointed by Congressman McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylandsra
Maryland
Naval Academy
J. Dew. Gardner
la Plata
Mudd
P. C. Willard
Middletown
Mc McDonald
Damage From Hail Near Emmitsburg Impacts Crops
Damage from a recent hailstorm near Maxweil's Mill south of Emmitsburg devastates corn and clover. Ed Morrison faces losses around 300 dollars. Berofula touts Hood's Sarsparilla as blood cleansing, claiming thousands cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxweil
Emmitsburg
Ed. Morrison
Hood
Professor E O Hendrix Accepts Minor Surgery Chair
Dr E O Hendrix of Jefferson County has accepted the Professorship of Minor Surgery at the Southern Homeopathic Medical College in Baltimore and will relinquish his Jefferson practice on October 1. Miss Carrie V Deviloise of Baltimore resigns as principal of Poole's Track School in Montgomery County to take the principalship of Emory School, a better position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Hendrix
Jefferson
County
Southern Homeopathic Medical College
Baltimore
Jeferson
Carrie V. Deviloise
Poole
Montgomery County
Emory School
Condemned Land for School Use by Catoctin Iron Company
Twelve men condemned an acre of ground owned by the Catoctin Mountain Iron Co at Thurmont for school purposes. The Independent drum corps returned from Shepherdstown after a two day engagement at Morgan’s Grove fair. Wheat rose one cent to 94 cents per bushel in local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Mountain Iron Co
Thurmont
Shepherdatown
W. Va
Morgan’a Grove Fair
Potatoes in Novel Style and Various Preparations
A garbled menu of potato dishes and variants outline methods for frying, stewing, and baking potatoes with onions mushrooms and cheese. It includes Aremo Algre Osat style fried potatoes with cream, Augus style stews, Panade cheeses, and A La Lyonnaise with onions and parsley, finishing with Sevoyarce a cheesy bake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sli
Bath Marie
Turot
Fall Century Medal Set By Maryland Cycling Club
The Century Cycling Club of Maryland selects a oxidized silver medal bearing the Maryland coat of arms for the fall century run to Frederick on October 10. The medal bears the inscription Frederick and Hildmore. A committee led by Captain Charles B. Balke and including Lieutenants Henry Smith and William Powell, Chief Centurion Laura Wetherill, and Messrs. James R. Ductop and Howard Harvey arranges other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Cycling Club of
Maryland
Frederick
Messra
James R. Ductop
Howard Harvey
Public sale tease at Carroll Manor Farm near Adamstown
Local notice announces a September 4 1807 public sale attempt at Carroll Manor Farm 209 acres near Adamstown B and O K R R. The event promises negotiations with private buyers at the City Hotel Frederick and features a noisy sales pitch for Temple of Fancy goods with deep discounts and bold claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Carroll
Beston
City
Frederick
Adamstown
B. & O. KR. R. Wrarr Owsn
Local Meation Deering Harvest Event on Farm of G N Hargett
A local notice invites farmers and the public to a Deering corn harvester trial on Mr. G N Hargett’s farm about 17 miles east of the city, Saturday September 4 starting at 9 a.m. Grand Picnic events follow September 6 at Braddock Heights with Knights of Pythias hosts, talks by Grand Lodge officers, dancing, scenery and electric rail transit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
N. Hargett
Thie City
Farmora
J. B. W. Bargert& Co
Raddock Hsights
Afonday
Abuntain City Lodge
Knights of Pythiss
Frederick
Mountain City Lodge
Grand Lodge
Maryland
District of Columbia
Braddock Heighta
Catoctin Mountain
Gravity Cara
John Hersherberger
G. W. Tyson
W. H. Bammack
F. W. Obenderfer
F. F. Tyergar
Colored Dress Goods Case Sets New City Demand
A fresh case of colored dress goods arrived, surpassing prior efforts. Samples are requested for those not resident in the city.
Balance of Ilat Waistb Cut Down to 450 350 and C
Fragmented OCR text appears to refer to a balance or measurement note with numbers 450 and 350, plus letters EC. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear names, places, dates, or a definite event to describe.
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P.S
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Shakespeare
Flitsbeth
Edward Coke
Guy Carleton
Lord Dorchester
Comoander iv
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Ireland
Matthey Bouton
James Watt
Eather
Wassseron
W. L. Moons
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Weather Bureau
Sawed Co
M. Dizon
Shriner
David Cramer
A. Frazier
Serene Smith
Wyatt Owen
Smith
Wen
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Wee. C. Carty
Beath
IYO
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Centennial
Higerstows
Eeeke
TRE “Merrymakers
Circuit Court
the Key
Joma
Sam
Temple of Fancy
Bargelius
Smith’s
Smilth’s Temple of Fancy
L. E. Mullin
Bugs
L. E. Monin
Steles
Ballimore
Tare Chance
Camden Stetson
A. B. Hargett
Mason
A. B. Hazezrr
Mason's
Railing Grocery
Pare, A. M
Frederick Sheen Eee Bones
Frederick Junction Ly
Tamsyile
Bionrovia
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Mount Airy
Woodbine
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John Hendrickson
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Linz
Rodock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Fustabusbeed
A. T. Rece & Sons. Funeral Directors
Embralmers
North Market
F. W. Staub
Dukehart's
Old Hatmisville
Sracs
North Market Street
CNIIL
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E. Wangers
Doll Brothers
Dp Brothers
North Mare
Inter Inter
Weaer Hechiving
C. Ress
J. J. Remsburg
J. Remsburg
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