The Weekly News Acknowledges Refreshing Rain and Local Updates
The Weeklys issue spans twelve pages featuring local county and state news, market notes, and original fiction. Mary Jane reviews local incidents with wit while Augusta Prescott pens a charming short story and George L Kilmer continues Heroes tales from the Maryland battalion at Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Augusta Prescott
George L.kilmer
Maryland
Long Inland
Duryee
Sedan
Ussi
P_ D
E. J. Koons
Ho E. Price
Birs
Cora J
Chicue
Ells Brothers Black Goods
D.A. Bea
Mayor Yeakle Demands Order At City Opera House
Mayor A R Yeakle addressed the audience before the City Opera House performance urging decorum and protection of walls from defacement. He warningly said violators will be arrested and fined, and the crowd noted improved order during the evening. A closing endorsement praises health and beauty tips with a laxative syrup advertisement.
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City Opera House
A. R. Yeakle
Yeakle
Washington Baltimore electric railway plan outlined
A survey shows a midstate electric railway connecting Frederick Ashton Ashton through Buckeystown Urba Damascus Etchison and Laurel Janetton to Upper Marlboro with ties to Baltimore Washington and Chesapeake Beach lines. The project promises freight and passenger service with double tracking Washington to White Oaks and Frederick to Buckeystown, powered by live yellow pine poles and four power houses. James B. Colegrove of Washington D C leads the company as president.
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Washiegtes
Gently Spring
Baltimore Co
Washlegtes
Baltimore Electric Railway
Baltimore Sea
Frederick
Lime Kiln
Buckeyatown
Urbara
Byattstows
Damascus
Etchison
Lastonavike
Olney
Lady Spring
Ashton
Ashtor
Frederick Higiston
Baltimore, Washington and Cocespeake
Baltimore
Torouge Aignisnes
Viarksville
Duogboregan
Columbia
Elizon City
Ellicott City
Weabhington
Exinor
Colesvile
White Oke
Rapiey’s
McCuleb
Rockdale
Lenox Park
Takoma Park
Boundary Avenue
Washington
Washington and Georgetown
Metropolitan Underground Electric Airways
Mantal Aire 2
Styene Oey
Chesapeake
Ednor
Laurel Janetton
Bradler
Spencerville
Bartonaville
Ocotch
Leaorel
Prince George’s County
Upper Marlboro
Chesapeake Beach
Chesspeake Bay
Washington and Chesspeake Beach
Through & Bick
Frank ©. Crane
Washington, Sandy Spring
Baltimore Road
Mary
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and
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Washington, D. C
White Oaks
Frederick Ciy
Buckeystown
South Carolina
Jailea
Rockdale Park
Potomac River
James B. Colegrove
Washington, D.C
Repetlicam Candidates Attend Early State Gubernatorial Race
Republican candidates Mosare Lingh Lowndes Hubert P Gira ham and Harry M Clabaugh plan visits October 4 to Westminster and October 5 to Westminster with events at county fairs and a return trip to Baltimore from Exston. Democratic nominee John F Horst attends Talbot County Fair in Eaton.
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Westminster
Republicas Candisios
Mosare Lingh Lowndes
Hubert P Giraham
Harry M. Clabaugh
Genera
Montgomery County
John F Horst
Eaton
Talbot County
Baltimore
Exston
Moessie
Lowndes
Clabsugh
Carrollton
Health officials urge action on hog pens in Hagerstown
A Maryland health board meeting in Washington County led to strong recommendations to abolish hog pens and slaughterhouses in Hagerstown. 400 hog pens and 20 slaughter houses were cited as in poor condition, with calls to appoint district vaccination doctors and improve school toilets.
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Hagerstown
James 4. Stanert
State Board of Health
Board of County
Washington County
T. W. Simmons
H.A. Onderdonk
C. 2. Wingard
C. R. Becheller
Mason
Stewart
Simmons
Breuart
Muigance
Brevart
de Bent
Setar Oy
Lea County
Steuart
Hymeneal Two Marriages In Frederick Area
Morrey H Bammer and Florence Mercer, both of near Frederick, wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage by Rev Cather Kuhlman on September 8. Nathan T Talbott and Hartis Wood, both of Montgomery County, married there September 4. Invitations issued for Floss Bates and Edwin L Abbott wedding September 18 at the bride’s home. Stover Eribe notice notes August 25 Lewistown wedding of Miss Mattie A Kriss.
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H. Bammer
Florence
Mercer
Sear Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Cather Kuhlman
Nathan T. Talbott
Hartis Wood
Montgomery County
Luther Kuhlman
A. J.le Dane
Philadelpute
Floss Bates
Edwin L. Abbott
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Frank P. McDonald
Wachter
Parson Lewistown
J. A. Anne Millard R. Wachter
Mias
Mary E Bell
Harmony Grove
Margo
Brunswick Seeks Municipal Water Works
The Branawick Herald notes a near water famine in Brunswick and urges a city run water works system. Drought emptied streams and left walls on hills dry, underscoring the need for reliable urban infrastructure to support growth and business.
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Bravswick
Brouswick
Branawick Herald
Anthracite Coal Shaft Dug Near Cherry Run
A shaft fifty feet deep near Cherry Run was sunk months ago, with tunnels into the mountain. About twenty tons of anthracite coal lie at the shaft mouth, mined by Stouffer, his son, and a hired man. The vein is thick and reportedly of Shamokin Valley quality. a closely related tract of about 1,000 acres was explored by Stouffer and associates, though no paying quantities were found on a neighboring section.
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Herry Ban
Cherry Run
Shamokin Valley
Horace Realey
Comberisn2
Woo
Stouffer
Pole Erected at Public School Flagpole Ceremony
The Senior Order of United American Mechanics raised a large flagpole at East Churchetree Public School last night. They will present the flag to the school next week. Also noting Mr Christian Witeon is improving with hopeful recovery. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as a cure after other preparations fail.
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Order of United American Mechanics
East Churchetree
Igen
Cartatun
NEWS OF THE STATE: Events of Yesterday and Today
Day by day reports cover a range of incidents across Maryland. A Delaware cannery fire destroys property near Quan tico, Wicomico. Epworth League met in Cumberland. Fire department response echoed in Zik Garces, W. Va. Deaths include Beary J. Beemtnger of Valerso, and railroad accident near Springoold, Washington. Investigations continue into cattle fever in Carroll, and a grand jury reopens the Jacob Honton lynching case in Howard. Prince George’s inmate Robert Mathews faces murder charges in Upper Marlboro.
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A. L. Jones
Quantico
Wicamico Coonty
Frederick
Epworth League
Wumberland
Cumberland
Zik Garces
W. Vu. Beary J. Beemtnger
Valerso Boatman
Cal
Warhingop
Dr. Ward
Carroll County
Lloyd Lowndes
Easton
John E Borst
Roceride
Baltimore and Potomec
Springoold
Washington
Howard County
Grand Jury
Jacob Honton, Jr
Daniel F. Shee
Washington County
Robert Mathews
House of Reformation
Unelienham
Prince George’s County
Upper
Marlboro Jall
John T. Dick
Reformatory
Texas Fever in Carroll Cattle Prompts Warnings by Vet
Dr Robert Ward, veterinarian at Stars, reports Texas or Southern fever found on cattle near Medford and New Windsor in Carroll County. He notes tick infestations from a Stoner farm and losses from fever, urging farmers to avoid cattle purchases Feb to Dec and to enforce quarantine laws to prevent spread.
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Texas
Feyer i Carroll
Robert Ward
Medford
New Windsor
Carroll County
Lt. Stoner
Baltimore
Stoner
United Steves
Alsc
Mary
Deaths and Obituaries from Frederick County Church Notices
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Metcalfe widow of Nicolas Metcalfe died at home in Liberty after paralysis of the brain aged 73. Five children survive including John Calgin Clinton and Maggie. Funeral in M P Church with Rev S F Cassin officiating. interred in Fairmont Cemetery. Sweadner Brothers funeral directors. Sarah A Baath died at her son in laws near Liberty at 88 years 8 months 37 days. She had two marriages producing George, John, Mrs Bowers, and Jus t A Smith. Funeral at Rocky Hill with Rev S Patterson. interment in adjacent cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Isabelle Pett twin of Wm Anderson died of cholera infantum aged 24 months. funeral at Olivet cemetery. David Francis Fearcis died of consumption aged 50. funeral Friday at 2 pm. News of the Churches notes Rev A H Zimmerman away at Epworth League in Cumberland. prayer meetings resume. Doc Castlereports three hours catching twenty pounds black bass inPotomac River Williamsport.
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Mel Metcalfe
Mary Elizabeth
Nicholas HL. Metcalfe
Howe
Liberty
Messrs
John, Calgin
Clinton
Maggie Metcalfe
Sbe
Frederick County
M. P
F. Cassin
Fairmont Cemetery
Richard Norris
John D Kilag
Jonas Kregla
Daniel
Mat Smite
Sarah A. Baaith
George Bowers
Libertytown
John Beard
Messra
George
John
Daniel Smith
Bowers
Jus
Tameelle Anderson
Isabelle Pett
Wm. Anderson
Olivet
State to acquire sprawling Carroll County asylum site
The county selected Carroll county as the site for a new insane asylum. A bid of fifty thousand dollars was approved for the property, encompassing about 330 acres and several houses with extensive outbuildings. The estate includes two mansions, gardens, orchards, water supply, and a large woodland rear. The property runs from the main mansion to the village of Bykenville near Sykesville station on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Speteg
Carroll County
Frank Brows
Beck
Bykenville
Sykesville Station
Baldimore
Rell Road
Wagons, Horses Collide Near Unionville In Mishap
William H Baker of Unionville lost control of a wagon load of wheat when frightened horses bolted. Three people were badly injured as horses and wagon collapsed. Miss Carter suffered serious leg injuries and stayed overnight before being taken home. A separate incident involved a vicious horse attack on a wagon returning travelers from Watersville. no serious injuries occurred. The runaway animal chased Broner’s horse toward Unionville.
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William H. Baker
Unionville
Linwood
Jose Stoner
Milas Grace Carver
Liberty Victorty
Wlticmo
Belonoglog
Mgr
Ladwick Keefer
Miss Carter
Midweek Market Report With Mixed Fruit and Nut News
The market shows unsold goods in the 7 o clock morning sale while vegetables vary. Corn scarce and tomatoes rising. peaches pears and apples plentiful with large apples selling for 20 cents per bushel. Grapes decent quality, damsons present but quinces absent. watermelons cantaloupes plentiful. eggs and butter scarce. Nut crops strong with thick nut trees and hickory walnut trees bearing heavily.
Local notices and college openings in a period paper
Bartlett pears advertised at Mots price per bushel with early sale call at A L Kline's Great Patrick Street. Wolf's Business College reports Monday opening with earnest students. Bus for Houck's woods picnic at 6 7 and 8 pm Thursday. Frederick E College and Woman's College announce fall openings with courses in business, music and art. Playgrounds and playroom details included. Postal catalogues offered.
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Bartlett
A. L. Kline
Patrick Street
Wolf's Business College
Woman's College
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