Local Notes and Sports Highlights From Frederick
Miss Tante cae North visits friends in Chesapeake area and Westminster while others return home from visits in Baltimore Cincinnati and Emmitsburg. Frederick Athletic Club manager accepts a Dawsonville challenge for Montgomery county baseball. game set for Atbietla Park. Gift of rose bouquet to Charles J. Wilcoxon from E B Edmonds. Rural horse pacing event noted at Faircrest track.
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Tante Cae
Mikes Strest
Holly Nelson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wenbie Nelson
West Third Streets
Mirko Hoke
Miss Rows
Eemitsburg
Motter
Church
Aston Anders
Union Bridge
University of
Garford County
M.5. Wood
Mionrovis
Ausherman
Third Street
Smith
Frederick Athletic Club
Washington American Les ‘Washon Marine Barracks
Waynesboro
A. G
Littlestown &. A. Boyds A. O
Daysonville A. A. Brunswick A. A
Frederick Eregtlsrs
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Atbietla Park
Frederick pair new fairgrounds rise with expanded grounds and larger purses
The Agricultural Society’s Board of Managers push a major fair expansion despite cyclones and damage. They plan 100 new horse stalls, enlarged grounds, five new sections, and record purses. Construction by contractor William Cannon promises modern features and attractions to attract top breeders and classes, aiming to surpass all prior fairs in history.
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Board of Managers
The
Agricultural Society
Thig ‘Association
Regis
Tractor William'h. Cannon Breiling
Circuit Court Deliberations On Several Civil Cases
Yesterday the circuit court heard several civil actions. G. I. Sheeler won against O. E. Jones on a promissory note for 38 dollars after a jury trial. Eyler vs Eyler reversed the lower court. Sponseller vs Blair favored the appellant for 28.9 dollars. McCormick Harvesting Machine Co. vs Peddicord sustained the lower court ruling. Court recessed at noon with Beard case still on trial.
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Beard
Heroourt
P. Mem
Hagerstown
Hammond Urner
Eyler
An Active Octogenarian Mrs B House Turns 80
Mrs B House of Birston in this county reached eighty Thursday August 28 marking 58 years at the same home. She enjoyed a golden wedding memory and still shows energy as she baked bread rolls and pies and canned tomatoes on her birthday eve. Her children and friends wish her many more birthdays and health.
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B. House
Birston
Bshais Hals
Searty
Market quotations for today from Eastern Milling & Export
Eastern Milling & Export Co reports prices for commodities including corn shelled at per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 74 per bushel, oats at 55 per bushel, hay 18 to 13 dollars, zinc and grinding products, and Devoe loads. Prices listed per barrel or per bushel with company names Bold by PF, L. Bargett & Co.
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Shekrocel Mar
Eastern Milling & Export Compexy
Devoe
L. Bargett & Os
Kenneweg Nominated for Congress at Cumberland Convention
The Sixth District Democratic Convention in Cumberland opened with Jasper N. Willison presiding. Jacob Rohrback chaired, credentials and resolutions committees named. Christian F. Kenneweg of Allegany nominated on the first ballot by State Senator David W. Lewis. Kenneweg a Cumberland business leader and head of a large wholesale house and county commissioner.
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Cumberland
CumBextano
Jasper N. Willison
Allegany County
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick County
Robert McDoell
Christian F. Kenneweg
David W. Lawis
Kenneweg
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Batog
Pndly
Board of County Commissioners
Dedication of Antietam Monument Invites Mrs McLean
A letter invites Mrs McLean to speak at the September 17 1902 dedication of the Antietam battlefield monument honoring comrades of a regiment who died on September 17 1862. Hon John D Henderson will also speak and Gen E Garitan will accept for the War Department with field and company representatives delivering impromptu remarks.
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Antietam
Mra
McLean
John D. Henderson
E. Agaritan
War Department
Death notices of Laura Benson Samuel Davis and Charles Gross
Miss Laura W L Benson died after a several months illness in Annapolis at age 68. She led the Female Orphan Asylum in Annapolis and later worked at Louis Orphan Asylum in this city. Interment in Baltimore. Samuel B Davis, noted miller of Fountain Mills, died at 8 30 pm aged about 50. Survived by a widow and two children. Funeral at Pleasant Grove church Fountain Mills tomorrow at 2 pm. Charles E Gross, colored, died at his home in Hlin¢hart s alley aged about 44. Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Laura W. L. Benson
Laura W. Long Benson
Annapolis
Annapolia
Female Orphan Asylum
Instream
Baltimore
Antipolis
Louis Orphan Asylum
Samuel E,davis
Samuel B. Davis
Fountain Mills
County
Reefer Burges
Carlton Davis
Lexington
Pleasant Grove
Charles Gross
Charles E. Gross
Hlin¢hart’s Alley
Lnsteight
Hoe
Opening of the Frederick public schools
Frederick public schools began today with several institutions reporting initial enrollments. The Male High School opened with 284 pupils and 3 teachers, the Females High School with 273 pupils and 18 teachers, and the South Street School with 78 pupils and 1.4 teachers. Attendance is lower than usual due to the midweek opening.
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Frederick
Fems
South Street
Ke Mafauver family reunion draws 200 at Braddock Heights
The Ke fanuver family held its third annual reunion yesterday at Braddock Heights. About 200 relatives gathered in the woods for the long day of mingling and a large banquet. A floral tribute honored deceased members Rev Ponti and others, with music and verse, followed by photos and a pavilion dance into the evening.
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Kefanver
Braddock Heights
Alogie
Colored Teachers Institute Opens in Frederick County
The first institute of Frederick County colored public school teachers opened at Nazarite Hall at 10:80 this morning with about thirty teachers. The program included roll call, addresses by L. Fee of Howard University and principals Day, Nicholas, and others, with afternoon sessions on orderly steps in teaching led by John W. Greane and Wim. H. Bell and presided by Prof. B. L. Boblitz.
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Colored Teachers’ Institute
Colored Public
Frederick
Nazariete Hall
Howard University
Geo. T.day
South Frederick
Bohol
F. E. Nicholas
Sanzyside School
L. B.moore
John W. Greane
North Frederick Colored School
Wim. H. Bell
Olive Colored School
B. L. Boblitz
Pollman Car For Uncle Bez Company Reaches Frederick
The Pollman car purchased by Mr. Frank B. Rhodes for the Uncle Bez Company has arrived in Frederick. The 70 foot long coach provides steeping accommodation for about 35 persons, dining room, kitchen, baggage room and private office. It has been Lewis painted and fitted up and will be occupied by Uncle Hez Company during the coming season.
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Frank B. Rhodes
Uncle Bez Company
Frederick
Lewis
Uncle Hez
Fountain Restored on North Market Street
The North Market street fountain, long in poor condition highlighted by Tax News, has been repainted and cleaned, returning as an ornamental feature to the city.
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North Market Street
Frank B. Sappington Named to State Central Committee
At yesterday's Maryland Prohibition Convention session in Baltimore Frank B. Sappington of this city was appointed a member of the State Central Committee.
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Baltimore
Frank B. Sappington
Bricks For Hast Church Street Ref Shipment Arrives
The manifest for the ref shipment of bricks for paving Hast Church Street has been received and the bricks are expected to reach Frederick this evening. A new barn was raised on the Bonj F Reich farm yesterday, on the site of the one recently destroyed by fire.
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Church Street
Frederick
Bonj. F. Reich
Week's Court Real Estate Transfers and Licenses End Date 1902
Real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and court inventories listed for the week ended September 8 1902 in the Circuit and Orphans Courts. Deeds show numerous parcels and amounts. licenses include Charles H Johnson and Dora Hamilton among others. estate matters and court notes cover guardianships and personal property inventories. Local notes cover Braddock Heights and Valley View residents, with several families returning to town for school and routines.
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Omoos
Beverly Dronenburg
Ida J. Dronenburg
Charles A. Lawrence
Charles Lawrence
Samuel Birely
J. G. Stevens
Teabella Puen
Jacob A. Fuss
D. Eiger
Wits
John Boyle
D. Elger
Lewis E. Moser
D. Moser
Wm. Etzler
Laura Y. Fisher
Rani Entate
Otho J. Shack
George P. Sheffier
Resi Patate B. Bolivar
Emory D. Beall
Emory A. Murphy
Lot
George H. Miller
Lotta’ Mechanics
Charles
Horris
Howard
L. Hoffer
Eatate
Rachel Allen
Mary Truman
H. Jonson
Barnesville
Dora’ Haliitan
Greenfald
Thompson
Annie D.mozley
Kemptown
Abram
Frantz
Johneville
Pearl
O. Smeltzer
Unionville
Roy A. Boelar
Mary A. Rowe
Susannah ‘Bhaff
Qoblentz
Edward Ye “Goldaborough
Guardian
Clara L. V. Harman
Cecilia B. Chilton
Mary Bowlas
Edward Bowlas
Sosannsh Shaft
Clayton
O. Keedy
J. GC. Ba
Cail
Het
Eh Brick Dwwelling
Market St. Ltd
Walkersville
Patrick Sheith
Neasel
Rocky
Syria
Ringel
Fearavilien
Sioner
Noritiate
Johnsrikis
Chestust Grove
Riation
B. Heights
St. Binet
Frederick
Local notices and ads for Friday events and services
Indie''s advertises sea food and dining at City Hotel Grill with 20 cents per half dozen ice point. U D O Fitzhugh Les Chapter holds monthly reception 5 to 10 PM at Chapter room. Mizpah Chapter and other notices announce meetings and attendance requests. A distant store reopens Sept 6 1902. Dyeing services and carpet cleaning ads complete the page.
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City Hotel Grill
Fitzhugh Les
Merchants advertise coffee and fabrics in odd clipped ad page
A jumble of old time ads and notices promotes White Star Coffee, Madras ginghame and lawn fabrics, and a Baltimore and Ohio guide for Washington visitors. Also a mayoral water-use ban warns against fountain and street sprinkling to prevent supply exhaustion. The items reflect a small town commerce page with vendor pitches and official notices.
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Bow. Sunn
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the Daily. News
Pindar
St Paul
Thebes
B.C
Alexander III
Scotland
Cardinal Richelieu
Morgan
Paris
Chiltedubriana
Ad Traveler
el Mato
Pane James
Eldegner
George II
Amous
Setons
Hunt Morgan
Greenville
Detn
August
V. “Auts
Seattle
Wash
Sven ‘Loven
Mary
Umbrella
Mizpah Chapte
Charles J. Wilcoxon
Nsows
EB. W. Edmonds
Imarket Street
B. W. Smith
Willis Winks
the Circuit. Court
Congress
MR. Blakenby
Krpauver Reunion
Beveral
Stauver
Ome
Ponti
Maryland
Raion
Sone
Coach Hez Company
Houston Elliott
Washington,d.o
Fearhake
William H. Nicodemus
Too Ostalpia
Valley View
Beall
Miss Beall
David D. Kolb
EB. Meatltnix
George M. Gittinger
Colony
Mizpah
S$ O
Masonic Semple
Nitros T. Dene
James
Castle Baildine
Bouse
G. Feass Rice
Lesses
John Hendrickson
Televhons
New
Cainton
CBILD
Triumph
Léo
Joss Huxpniosson
Nbbie
Winiee
Madras
WATS
Clinton .E. Main
Wilco
Eduriek
F. B. Sappington
G. A. KR
Oato
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Great Battlefield
G. A.B
Battlefeld
Gettysburg
Antistam
O. W. Bassett
A. T. Broz & Sons
Thomas P. Rice
Brest
Ware Builders
Waleb, Dame
Sir Enane
Ofice Snd
Mindense
Asday
Suon Teer
Déll & Alangh Buildies
Hredericy, MelectEdawis
Nicodemus
Atianl Moore
Noah E. Cramer
Oan & Cramer
Peblic
Paleos
Gay
Oele
McRenry
Poni
GEO
Rodook & GO
Avery
A. T. Rice & Bons
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