Purely Personal at the Timpan Fair and Nearby Visits
A string of social notes from Washington to Frederick County recounts Ernest Koetler and others at the Timpan fair pursuing ideas for their own exhibition. Attendees include Wm H Shipley, Charles W Hargett, Harry B Witter, and J Smith. The piece lists multiple arrivals, returns, and greetings among residents and visitors from Baltimore, Annapolis, Philadelphia, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Koetler
Washington, D. C
Wm. H. Shipley
Market Street
Charles W. Hargett
Harry B. Witter
J. Smith
Frederick County Fair
John Ritchishes
Oklahoma Territory
Fred
Nennie Ricketts
Virgie Topper
Baltimore
Annapolis
G. W. Kiracofe
Chincoteague Island
Nancy Koontz
Brief Bits: Mixed items and notices from a late issue
A compact roundup of brief, varied notes: local fashion at a seminary, a Chicago jewel theft with a bulldog, James L. Saalth injured in Continental, a cat dying, Palmer support at an Indianapolis event, compulsory education changes at York, a circus upcoming, heavier underwear trend, a trotting race at The Presbyterians, coronation address plans, and a safety note from The Ladies. Also a syrup of figs advertisement and druggist notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W—Ebarglare
Chicago
James L. Saalth
Continental
Melite
Jennie Moore
Palmer
Indianapolis
York
Harbaugh
Harbangsvals
Sebillasville
Waa
Washington Farewell Centenary Urged by DAR
The Daughters of the American Revolution push to observe Washingtons Farewell Address centenary on September 18, 1786. DAR committee recommends flag displays on public and private buildings and outreach to patriotic groups, colleges, and civil authorities. Governor Lowndes will have the American flag displayed on public buildings under his control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendredts
Ccca
George Washington
Bta
Uni Od
Washington
Mount Vernon
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Aken
National Board of Management
Alee
United
Aarm Yi Statea
Tctal
Nashington
National Board of Management of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Cohapter
United States
Prbie Achvologsic Institutions of Learning
Boards of Trade
Elizabeth Bryant -Joheston
Harriett M. Lothrop
Sua Virginia Field
Jenele Franklin Richborn
Misa Virginia Miller
Regent District of Columbia
Mera
Mera. Katharios R. Lincoln Alden
Regent Army and Navy
Mra
Betty Beck Foodloe
Mary Washington
Lowndes
Publc
Fisherman Bailey Fires On Bass From Hancock Bridge
Mr Bailey a Hancock jeweler shoots a large bass in the Potomac river from the Hancock bridge on Tuesday afternoon. He fires four times as the fish surfaced, the fourth shot nearly killing it. The fish tipped the beam at four pounds and fourteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bailey
Hancock
Potomac River
Hancock Bridge
Day planned Labor Day service by YMCA
The Young Men's Christian Association plans a Labor Day service for ten next Sunday at 5 PM in Kemp Hall. L C Williamson of Washington will deliver the address. Special music will be provided and every man in town is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Associations
Kemp Hall
L. C. Williamson
Washington
Annwal
Maryland
United Brethers Church
Boonsboro
Yeseraay
A . D. Barger
Seeone
Chewsville
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road worker struck by train
Fisgman's dtm Broken. 4.5, Ott, a trainman of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was struck by Frederick Junction train No. 94 at Mount Airy. He was badly injured and conveyed to 324 West Heath Street for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisgman
Baltimore and Oh‘o Railroad
Waa
Frederick Junction
Baring Mount Airy
Sacra
Surghal
George Frasier Wins Timonism Trotting Race Victory
Wiester Horses led by George W. Smith with George Frasier claim first prize in a 329 clape trotting event. Puzea wins $300 in prize money. Spuzeon finishes sixth in the $00 minute tinea race. Unionville Academy property and clothing auction sells for 900 to George D. Norris with Morris acquiring most of the furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Academy
George D. Norris
Mr. Morris
Nomination Address for Frederick City Policeman to Congress
A Democratic Sixth District committee announces Frederick J Neleva of Frederick City as their unanimous choice for Congress. The address extols Neleva’s private ability and loyalty to Jeffersonian ideals while urging a bold platform including free silver coinage and unilateral financial reform against foreign influence. The tone ties Neleva to Blair and Lee and recalls historic republican virtues and the 1776 Declaration to justify a vigorous campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Beys
Cumberland
Merpland
Frederick J Neleva
Frederick City
Worcags Seowudge
Katureday
Lee
Wade
Francis PL Barr
National Globe
Democratic Party
Sixth Congressional District
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Blair
Chicago
Oakland
Whitewashing Telegraph Poles on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Receivers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have begun whitewashing telegraph poles along the railroad. The work aims to preserve the poles and enhance the road's appearance amid the era's challenging times for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Unions Defeat Crickets With Narrow Victory
Frederick Un joma beat the Crickets Wadneeday by 3 to 16 in a tight game. Batteries for the Dafons were Wood sad Ely, for the Crickate Hiddiemoer and Bennnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Unjoma
Wadneeday Eysafog
Dafons
Wood Sad Ely
Crickate
Hiddiemoer
Bennnett
Foot Mashed and Election Notes in Liberty District
Reported mishap in Frederick area where Wm Foland injured foot during hoisting work near Libertytown. Maurice F Starr appointed clerk of the Liberty district election by election board. Gypsies with tents sighted at Liberty area since midweek. Glade Reformed Sabbath School plans a picnic at Retreat Grove tomorrow. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised for health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Foland
Prederick
Libertytown
Sland
New Otesk
Maurice F. Starr
Board of Election
Liberty District
Tice
John J. Hiteelberger
Glade Reformed Sibbath School
Walkersville
Retreat Grove
Free Text Books Rule Restored for County Schools
The School Board secretary reports that catalog items such as science books slates pencils and bank books are not covered by the Free Text Book law. With large funds misused by county schools, patrons may bear the cost of supplies unless the board keeps them free. The ruling confirms all text books will remain free, though other supplies may incur charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prettyman
State Board of Education
Thal Cogy Books
Alstes
Ag Echoel
Saltimores Storm Tragedies and Local Notes
A Baltimore storm caused the drowning death of Miss Rose Danmann of 603 South Sharp Street and serious wrecks on the steam yacht Hazelle and ferryboat Orlon. updates cover a Darley Park free-assembly,House of Refuge gatekeeper Edmond Lee Simmons, political shifts in the state central committee, and various civic items. Fifteen thousand attended the Timonium fair as James B. Southgate spoke on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rose Danmann
South
Moore
Sparrow’s Point
Hazelle
Orlon
Benator Stewart
Nevada
Billary Bell
Stinole
Darley Park
Benjamin F. Thomas
House of Refuge
Edmond Lee Simmons
Maryland University
House of Correction
C. MW. King
J. J. Mayfield
Timonium
James B. Southgate
Free-Aliver Prohibmoniats
Electric Road Demonstrates Trolley Power Over Mountain
An account from Madigan Wisconsin describes a trolley train of one motor car and four trailers carrying about 500 people. The load weighed approximately 650000 pounds, yet the motor kept seven miles per hour up steep grades with no trouble, illustrating electric motors’ brief power surge capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madigan
Wisconsin
Frederick News Highlights Local Business and Politics
Baltimore official Meathe Mc Prichard visits Frederick to oversee the National Building Association’s Frederick branch, reporting healthy stock and a 65 000 dollar business. Local prophet Israel Gorman predicts 1906 as the world’s end, amid church and ministerial district debates. Prohibitionists nominate Dr Bruce for Congress in the sixth district, with Brace winning the nomination. Property transfers recorded, and a dance tournament at Gite s ends with the Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami Meathe
M. Mc. D.prichard
Baltimore
National Building Association
Frederick
Joseph W. Gaver
Thomas H. Haller
Baker Johnson
Baltimore County
Israel Gorman
Belair Road
Towson
Germaz
Congress
O. B. Bruce
Westernport
Allegany County
J.D. Main
Bw.t. Phreevet
Hagerstows
Howard M. Leaman
C. H. Brace
Brace
Western Maryland peaches drive market activity this season
The Western Maryland Peach crop from Washington county and nearby areas reports steady quality and fair prices. The Frederick City Company notes a strong season while McMurray and Buckeystown factories push high quality cores. Western Maryland Rail lines ship 20,000 pound carloads daily toward Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oca
Frederick City
Tad
McMurray Company
Pat
Hartholow
Buckeystown Pecking Company
Maryland
Tweny
Washington County
Mary
Edgemont
Smithsburg
Amont
Delaware
Rowe v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Case Updates
The case heard Wednesday in the Circuit Court centers on Samuel A. Rowe versus the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Witnesses testified today and further testimony is expected, with the grand jury likely to sit for the rest of the week and into next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctromit
Samuel A. Rowe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Confederate Veteran Camp Attends Maryland Day Rally
Alexander Toung Camp of Confeder ate Veterans of Frederick plans a September 13 Maryland Day visit to Pikesville Sildsmore county. They will depart in the morning via the P and BR R and return the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Toung
Frederick
Pikesville
Sildsmore
County
Maryland
Local notices and travel ads promote events and sales
Be sare and go to H E Wilcoxon at Birely's Palace of Music for sheet music at two days only. Excursion tickets to Hanover and Niagara Falls offered by Pennsylvania and B&O railways with dates in September. Includes special trains, reduced fares from Frederick and other stations, and a Niagara Falls trip via Baltimore and Washington routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wilcoxon
Birely’s Palace of Music
Hanover Fair
Incluaive
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hanover
Frederick, Lancaster
York
Taneytown
Niagats Falls
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Buffalo
Rochester
Thorsday
Ols City
Rockville
Brunswick
Frederick
Lawes
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Rosa
Reich
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H. EB
Alien BR. Boyd
Philadelphia
John Richie
Mire
W. Floyd Sicard
Hampton
Wille Ritchie
Mra Wr. Bouldin
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Misa Besele McLean
Donald McLean
New York
George M Gittinger
Tron
McKinsey
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Dandee, Jr
Mi. Alto
J. B Wood, Jr
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Sociny
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Hood
Republican State Central Committee
Talbot J. Albert
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Electric Road
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Chas. Shipley
Wm. Paynes
Charles Shipley
Chas. Bhipley
Wetrstrom
Gites
This County
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Matt
Frederick Select Orchestra
Biz
Edward Aldereon
Beason
Harry D. Young
James H. Gambrill
Welder Saks
Optician
Roxenour
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bop
Best & Kepler
Wien
Viz Odoloal Department
Mullinix & Kemp
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Moum
Kae
Joen Hendrickbon
Frederick Repork
ZSC
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John Henorioxsox
F. V. Staub
Wil Rol
FE. V. Siazs
North Market Street
Yoll Brothers
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directore
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Jan. K. Waixza
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Renee Oed
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