New Advertisements Today At City Opera House
Listings include membership tickets for sale, house for rent, box numbers, job seeks, and items for sale such as organs. Readers see names like J F Pampel Ernest Helfenstein and Frederick Brick Works with various contact cues and notices including lost medals and hands wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Pampel
City Opera Bouse
Acearites
Ernest Helfenstein
Markat
Frederick Brick Works
Rots Suehata
Wm. Smith
E. E. Wilcoxon
Weekly News ad copy schedule for Tas Frederick issue
The Weekly News will be a twelve page edition ready Thursday with broad local coverage. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new advertisements with copy due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 1 p.m. that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Frederick City
Ta Weereiy
Pleasant Paragraphs About This Worn Game and Go
Misess Nellis Hunichen near Frederick visits friends in Howard county. Miss Nanette Hockersen of Washington visits Mrs Hunichen in this county. Mr Beall of this city spends days with friends in Barnsville. Mrs Louis Hansen of Baltimore visits Mrs William Adams at West Patrick Street. Miss Mamie and Blanche Kussmszl visit relatives in Baltimore Sunday. Miss Shriner and Miss Williams on South Market street spend weeks at Ble Ridge Summit. Mr John Baumgardner on North Market Street in Winchester on business. Mr D Princeton Buckey left for Cumberland to attend Bryan meeting tonight. Miss Mamie Wise and Miss Augusta Redmann of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs Elmer Hull. Misses May and Bettie Derr of Baltimore guests of the Derrs near town. Mrs Wood P Johnson and Misses Virginia and Marie Johnson and Mr Porter Ohmeon of Norfolk, Va, return from Hunichen’s. Mr William Adams spends the day at Rockville fair. This evening Adams goes to Morgan’s Grove to hear Hon W P Bryan. Mrs W P Mason and Mr Randolph Mason and Miss Shirley Mason of Rockville return after visiting Mrs J A Williamson. Miss Rena Bently, Miss Esther Barber, Mr Herbert Bentley and Mr Barclay of Radcliffe, Baltimore, summered at Mrs Hunichen’s and return. Mr and Mrs J H Dechert of Chambersburg Pa visit for a few days. Dechert oversees Street Fair and Carnival plans to be held in Kernburg September 18 19 and 20, of which he is president and sole manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misess Nellis Hunichen
Frederick
Howard County
Nanette Hockersen
Washington
Dr. Hunichen
Beall
Barnewville
Louis Hansen
Baltimore
Wiliam Adams
Patrick Stress
Mamie
Blanche Kussmszl
Shriner
Miss Williams
South Market Street
Ble Ridge Summit
John Baumgardner
North Market Street
Winchester
D. Princeton Buckey
Cumberland
Bryan
Mamie Wise
Augusta Redmann
Ealtimore
Elmer Hull
May
Bettie Derr
Derr
Wood P. Johnson
Vir' Nia
Marie Johnson
Porter
Ohmeon
Norfolk
Hunichen
Willian
Adams
Rockville
Bright Eras and Local Fair Tales Amidst Harvest Echoes
A fragmentary notebook of local curiosities and distant notes. Mentions the Frederick County fair and harvest moon imagery. Refers vaguely to education, sorrow, and late night tones. Includes scattered facts about clergy in England and Ireland and a note on Chinese involvement in the tea industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
England
Ireland
Plague Reported Near Zondoo Docks and Glasgow Case
Special Dispatch to Tax News notes two bubonic plague cases near Zondoo docks and another case reported in Glasgow. The message includes stray ad text about cheap publicity and a promotional line for News Fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Lexpos
Zondoo
Glascow
Kaw & & News
Democrats Seek Nominee At Rockville Convention
Major Charles A. Little, Blair Lee, and John B Shannon emerge as leading candidates to replace Col. George A. Pearce for the District seat. Washington county's Little is favored to win Frederick county votes. Montgomery's Lee may seek support again. Shannon, a Frostburg shoe merchant and former Register of Wills, has strong Allegany backing amid a large delegation. Capt. John Sheridan, a coal operator and former Democratic Nations Committee member, looms as a dark horse backed by a sizable faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Congress
Rockville
Montgomery County
Gerge A. Pearce
House of Representatives
Frederick County
Willian T. Chiswell
J. E. R. Wood
N. Hargett
S.F. Thomas
Ira J. McUardy
P. E. Bossard
G- F. Stortlemyer
T. Frizzell
William Morrisos
J. R. Sworlemyer
R. H Davis
Troodls
BE. D. Hobbs
J. O. Horne
John T. Fogle
Bruse Oglé
C. A. Rice
E. C. Shafer
Charles KR. Holter
L. H. Bossard
D. W. Sommers
D. E. Bock Jey
Charles Poole
Albert Duddeérar
F. K. Geessy
Z. G. Thomas
Oscar P. Frematon
Lee Bannebergar
Og. Allen Grombine
Allegany
Capt
Jobe Sheridan
George L. Candor
John Chambers
L. Lee Lichtenstein
Edward Donahoe
Patrick Byrnes
Garrett—O. M. Miller
L. Victor Baughman
Charles A. Little
Washington County
Blair Lee
John Bshannon
Allegany County
Major Littie
House of Delegates
Elair Lee
John B. Shannon
Villa
Alisgany County
Frostburg
Hampshire County
West Virginia
John Sheridan
Sheridan
Cleveland
Union Pacific Railway
Democratic Nations Committee
Biodsmont
Maryland
Palmer
Backner
Monarch of Fun at Opera Promises Family Night
A lively State audience is urged to reserve seats for Uncle Hez and his pantomime company on September 5. The show features Frank Adams with children’s favorites such as the telephone, enchanted picture, mechanical babies, animated dishes, lamp post, pump and a fire engine, promising laughs for all ages tomorrow night and subsequent dates.
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Suness
Mnat Boy
Hez
Hhis
Parente
Frank Adams
An Enjoyable Recital in Thurmont Highlights
The Catoctin Clarion praises Mrs. McDaniel for a Thurmont recital, noting her versatile talent and well trained voice. She was supported by Miss Mary Castle Ott, Miss Panna Landers, Mr. Owen W. Compher, Miss Margaret Osler, and Mr. Walter H. McDannel as accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
A. S. Molennet
Catoctin Clarion
Mary Castle Ott
Panna Landers
Owen W. Compher
Margaret Osler
Walter H. McDannel
Opening of Woman's College in Saegertown era
Professor Joseph H. Apple, president, returns from vacation to prepare for the college opening. Pupils’ names will be certified Tuesday between 5 and 4 o'clock, entrance exams for new pupils Wednesday from 4:20 to 5:30, and regular duties begin Tuesday with chapel at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Joseph H. Apple
Saegertown
Apple
Exer Gees
Staili Labor Day Amid Towns and College Notes
Labor Day events scattered through towns include school celebrations, parades and services. News covers a Belair district concert, Marsland Agricultural College September opening, and a Shanghai Jobe College appointment. Also reported are the funeral of Vapista Juba T. Jones, a road accident victim near Elkton, and Elkton plant improvements at Scott Fertilizer Company. Insurance losses from Green Sunday fire at Aberdeen and Maryland Beneficial Association affairs affecting shareholders are noted.
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Saarpedarg
Creed
Harford
Ime Cuirai Crnamca
Giles B. Palaer
Nuria East
Cee Cogsty
Se. Jobe’. College
Shanghai
China
Vapista Juba T. Jones
Elk Lending
Elgtog
Berwyn
Vorcelius W. Olney
Washington
Scott Fertilizst Company
Elkton
Aberdeen
Green Sanday
M. L. Keady
Hagerstown
Maryland Beneficial Association
Amonnt
Maryland
Mason Burial Aboard Pacific Mail Steamer City of Pars
Masons from around the world pledge sympathy for the widow of Arthur Pawson an Englishman who died aboard the City of Pars during a voyage home for his health. An emergency lodge held a nonsectarian Masonic burial in the Pacific waters near Acapulco with full honors. Signers include Dr Henry Dickinson Kisco Lodge 78 New York Austin K Tichenor Excsistor Lodge 166 San Francisco Christian Dietrich South San Francisco Lodge 212 Sempe: Friar Peebles Lodge 24 Ki Scotland Sulloum Wardell Se R Lodge Le Liban Beyroush Syria Charles Robert Parsons Washington Lodge 22 Sacramento Arghar HL Galloway Doric Lodge 97 Sydney John S Law United States Lodge 207 New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester L. French
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
George J. French
Guatemala Central Railway
Gastemals
Pacific Mail
City of Pars
Arthur Pawson
Pawson
Henry Dickinson
Kisco Lodge
New York
Austin K. Tichenor
Excsistor Lodge
San Francisco
Cal
Christian Dietrich
South San Francisco
Sempe
Friar
Peebles
Scotland
Sulloum Wardell
le Liban
Beyroush
Syria
Charles Robert Parsons
Washington Lodge
Sacramento
Arghar HL. Galloway
Sydney
New South Wales
John S. Law
United States
Mosquito Plague Ravages Chesapeake Canal Settlement
Mosquito swarms along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Williamsport force residents to flee their homes after weeks of relentless bites. Fires, turpentine, and oil-soaked cloth fail to deter the pests, with crew and animals on boats also suffering. In Chambersburg Pa a new United Brethren church priced at 19000 dollars is dedicated, pledges totaling 11400 dollars toward debt, and a 1200 seat capacity building with organ and social rooms unveiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Williamsport
Pat Trayer
Te Ehatica Ot Honcana Company
Canal
First United Brethren Church
Chambersburg
B. Hephart
Ann
E. B. Irville
Cumberland Valley
Harry Mecter
Christchurch
Baltimore
McKinley Roosevelt and Pearre Club Adopts Constitution
A well attended Republican Club meeting at Republican headquarters last night saw President Hinks report a constitution and by laws for the club. Capt Joseph Groff donated chairs for the club. A donor paid one month’s rent in advance. Lithographs and campaign literature arrived for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
McKinley, Roosevelt and Pearre
Republican
Hinks
E. ¥.Goldsborough
Philip Hiteshew
Joseph Groff
Dimcibu Sd
Layman v. Compher Trial Over Lambs and Wool Loss
The case centers on Layman claiming damages of $2 for waste of cheep and lambs due to Compher's care. Judge James M Smith presiding. Pampel Brown for Layman and Robihsack Wood for Compher. Layman alleges twenty lambs owed. eighteen lambs perished in winter after alleged neglect. Compher says animals were well cared for though some ewes were diseased and one ewe killed. Jury to decide the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M:sberry
Layman
Compher
Pampel & Brown
Robihsack
John Wood
Farewell Supper for Horace W. Clarke in Frederick
Horace W. Clarke superintendent of the Mabila Ohio Railroad, on a three week Frederick visit, was honored with a supper at City Hotel hosted by manager P. E. Long. Attendees included Mrs Charles W. Ress, Mr and Mrs R. P. Ross, Miss Caroline Ross, Miss Cornelia Darrow, the Grant sisters, Wm MacGill, Dr Ira J. McCurdy. Clarke, a former Frederick resident and son of Gen James O. Clarke, has served with Illinois Central and Mobile & Ohio railroads and will return to St Louis this evening with fond memories.
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Horace W. Clarke
St. Louis
Mabila
Ohio Railroad
Frederick
City Hotel
P. E. Long
Charles W. Ress
R. P. Ross
Caroline Ross
Cornélia Darrow
Grant
Virginia
Wm MacGill
Ira J. McCurdy
Clarke
Jamcs O. Clarke
Ilinois Central
Mobile & Ohio
Mississippi
86. Louis
Linganore Inn welcomes new arrivals from multiple states
A list of visitors to Linganore Inc includes Dr. Lloyd Dorney and Mrs. Dora Sey both of Washington as well as Miss Anns L Dorasy and Miss Ethelwyn Hall. Other guests hail from Battlore Baltimore Denver Norfolk and Washington. The group departs for home to Washington amid general regret.
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Linganore Hills
Ion
Linganore Inc
Lloyd Dorney
Lloyd Dorasey
Anns L. Dorasy
H. 0. Hall
Ethelwyn Hall
Washington
Eliza Adams
Bevan
Jennie Mackee
Thos. E. Dores
T. B Emory
Battitore
Mary Stephens
Denver
Colorado
B. O. Gamage
Ida Gamage
Norfolk
Macronely
Gnesia
Engagement Announced for Louise Syester and Frederick Hovey
SY MENEAL ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Miss Louise Darby Syester daughter of the late Judge Andrew E K Syester of Hagerstown to Frederick B Hovey a Philadelphia broker Myers Evans Married A September 3 ceremony at the Reformed Parsonage in this city by Rev E R Eschbach The Sick Mrs Edward Tucker near Urbana very ill and Typhoid fever sickbed calls for Mr Milton Tucker George H Monshour dangerously ill Typhoid fever Democratic Club at Creagerstown A Bryan and Stevenson Democratic Club organized officers Mary E Bris e president J S Riggs secretary C J Barrick treasurer New Walks for Court Park Board of County Commissioners awarded cement walks to W G Heller bid 20 cents a square foot Keller to start work Big Canteloupe Canteloupe patch on a Centerville farm measured 26 inches in circumference and weighed 13 pounds.
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Louise Darby Syester
Andrew EK. Syester
Hagerstown
Frederick 8. Hovey
Philadelphia
Myers—Evans
Walter Myers
Adab N. Ebvane
County
Reformed Parsonage
City
E. R. Eschbach
Edward Tucker
Urbana
Creagerstown
Marry E. Brise
J.S. Riggs
C.J. Barrick
Court Park
Board of County Commissioners
W. GC. Heller
Wecee
Keller
Noah E. Flanagar
Jacob Dorens
Centerville
Frederick County Fruit Harvest Fuels Winter Stock
Housekeepers face a busy season as peaches, plums, grapes, cantaloupes, and melons are canned and preserved. The harvest fills jars with marmalade, brandied fruit, and pickles, ensuring a plentiful supply through the cold months. Weather has slowed some crops but the peaches promise abundant yield for winter preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plese
Ems
Frederick County
Morgan's Grove Fair Opens At Shepherdstown West Virginia
The sixteenth annual Morgan's Grove Agricultural and Mechanical Exhibition at Shepherdstown WV opened today with strong prospects for a large fall event. Notable figures include William Jennings Bryan and John O McGraw event in charge, with George Wellington and John W Daniels among Thursday speakers. Excursions are arranged on all roads and special connections planned from Shenandoah Junction for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
W. Va
W. J. Bryan
John O. McGraw
George L. Wellington
John W. Daniels
Virginia
Col. Baughman
Shenandoah Junction
Eerie
Vast Fall Sale At Colored Dress Cloths Store
An old time catalog teaser proclaims unprecedented fall sale on colored dress cloths and broad cloths. It touts cheap prices on satin and madras fabrics, silk mull, crepe veiling, and jean dress materials. The notice flaunts walking skirts, summer goods markdowns, and new fall dress stuffs from Victoria and Bannockburn lines. Describes discount hurry, stock clearance, and variety of fabrics plus books and fiction sections available.
Music sales and events at Witcoxes and local venues
Local items note a major discount on small musical instruments and sheet music at Witcoxes Music Hall, with organ sales and pianos offered cheap. A Key Monument Association meeting, a dance, a Nadine Prevost Allen recital, tailoring services, and eye clinic details accompany ads for railroad excursions to Niagara Falls with varied fares and destinations.
Local Market Prices and Street Lamp Note
The Local Mart lists corn at 2.25 per barrel and shelled corn at 45 cents per basket. Wheat at 674 cents per bushel. Hay ranges 12 to 14 dollars per ton. Street Light notes Mr A P Marsh placed a Wel bach street lamp pot in front of his Gonurt street restaurant and it provides nearly as much light as an electric arc lamp. The proper time to prepare an advertising message is now.
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J E.W. Harkela
A.P. Marsh
Gonurt Street
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