Advertising and notices collide with a Baltimore oil blast
An 1889 newspaper page details advertising deadlines and rates, a list of local events including a White Oak Springs dance and a Gatectin Sunday School picnic, plus a fire at Shemm's oil end store in Baltimore injuring four, with neighbor injuries and a gasoline blast spreading flames across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shemm’s Oil End
Baltimore
George Nevaker
Ned
Fames
James L
James Elliott
Knoxville Times News Briefs and Local Notices
Local items report John W Porter on sick list. Exie Kemp returns home with friends at White Sulphur Springs. Miss Bessie Brooks visits Washington. W W Hiteshew and M Miller leave for Itheburg. Morrison to attend public meeting then depart for Hagerstown. Lutheran reunion attendees from area numbered twenty. Dry, dusty roads persist. W C T U Convention opens with service and memorial for Mrs Black. officers elected and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
W. Porter
Exie Kemp
Whiteiphar Springs
W. Va
Mias
Rtie Harper
Bessie Brooks
Washington, D. C
J Ace Muler
John W.W. Hiteshew
M. Miller
Itheburg
Washington County
R—W. . Morrison
Hagerstown
John Thomas
Edn Uitterbach
C. Wenner
McPuell
Ts. Black
W.C.T.U
W. L. Oald
G. Kiracois
G. L. Renzard
Re Sy
Guer
Wood
Chas
Frederick
Corresnai Alise
Florence Emas
Philadelphia Funeral Directing Firm Faces Arrests and Libel Claims
A Philadelphia firm United States Funeral Directing Company collapses amid sheriff closures and affidavits for arrests of top organizers. William Bouldin Jr asserts the venture was legitimate, detailing territorial sales, commissions, and failed orders while defending himself against newspaper accusations. Also notes on a funeral observer and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
United States Funeral Directing Company
Wm. Bouldin, Jr
Restick
Ofce
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Philadelphia “Times
Alfred L. Black
William Bouldin
Zalure
United
N. J
Philadb
Indi
George R Gunther, Jr
Laurenson Riggs
Bosley
John S. Gittings & Co
Bradley Gaither
Baltimore
George R. Gaither, Jr
Jasi ™Ber
United States
Camden
Philadelphi
Trenton
Pi‘isbarg
Alegany City
Brooklys
Ton
Del
Scranton
Aken
Pillsburg
Henry J. Budd, Esq
New Jersey
General
Memins i Y. Stock Exchange
Br. Southmard
Mayd & Chaote
Wilmington
Duderer
Budd
Democratic Primary Delegates and Central Committees List
The document lists Democratic primary delegates to county and state conventions across districts including Middletown Creagerstown Thos Arnold and Buckerstown areas. It records central committees with names such as Evra Mianek Tilghman Gaver John H. Lighter Peter Hard George Chambertin and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Price
ZC. Magruder
E. Maurece Devis
Gideon Bossard
Vernon Dyie
Jon McClain
Efferson Mobley
Rave H. Davis
Col
George R. Derris
Joan J. Jamison
Samuel T. Simmis
Col Loke T. Brien
Nathan England
Genn Worthington
John Larsen
Sam'l Fimmons
J. Lee Simmons
Rufus Vasis
Jobe I
J. W. Dewit Sohn Carter
James Ogle
C’ S Hull
Dan't Whitmore
Michael Merarm
Dan' L. Powell
Ep’ Warner
W. D. P. Myers
James Nall
Benjin Bell
Joseph Fick
Charles Barrick
George Ogle
David Stout
George W. Myers
George Exchelberger
Jerome Patman
Creagenstus SN
Charles Stevens
Times
George W
James Ozie
Geo
C. A. Brandeburg
Berbauzh
John Kohn
Ther. Smith
A. A. Fox
Brown
T. F. Eyler
J. QO. Harne
A. M. Brown
J.B. Brown
Central Committee
A.A. Fox
Theo. Smith
P. Bussard
H. Brown
Samuel
L. N. Starr
Thor. Boone
J. D. Englar
J. W. Pegies
John D. Graiil
Addison Eselar
A. S. Phillips
Thomas Boone
D.O. Me
L N. Starr
C. B. Simpson
Claude Dutron
D. Tobias Main
J. Howard
Alb Woodtille
Washington
P. Duvall
Charlies E. Pools
H. A. Peddicord
Daniel Beer
L. B. Norwood
Joseph J. Saa
Wa. Clary
P. Centre Committee
Charles E. Poole
H. A. Petricord
David Roop
L. Norwood
Joseph J. Cara
Wm. Clary
Lewistown
George C. Frushour
G. W. Mort
E. F. Tayior
Frank Scoulemyer
Ed. Powell
George Enslich
John H. Putman
Samuel Byler
Abraham Michael
John Ambrose
Marshall Michael
Harlan Summers
John Skearer
H. L. Gaver
Christ Baker
Jacob Tsanogle
Howard P. Ramsbarg
Ed Levi C. Leatherman
George Enclis
Alex Ramsbarg
Marion Warr
Catoctin
Yent
George R. Stotelmyer
Hamilton Stotelmyer
A. W. Bartgis
John T. Gaver
J. H. Delapter
Josiah Betts
D. C. Palmer
Reverend Reewell Hovass to Preach at Lath Rag Church
Rev Hovass Maw York, chaplain in the U S Navy, will preach at the Lath Rag Church on Court Street after Sunday morning service.
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Halighue
Reewell Randall Hovass
Progress in Remedial Data for Gentle Diuretic Use
The passage extols Geo vast material progress data as pleasing to taste and eye, easy to take and stomach-friendly. It endorses Syrup of Figs as the one perfect luxa iva sud-most gentle diuretic, valued for its healthful effects.
Senator Partner Recovering From Knee Injury
Senator Partner of Mertasburg West Virginia is slowly recovering from a severe knee trauma. Doctors say the ligament damage is serious and full recovery may take three to four weeks.
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Partkner
Mertasburg
W.va
Uushap
Libel Suit Filed Against The Times Over Inquest Article
F J Nelson attorney for jobni Nelson Baird filed a libel suit in the circuit court yesterday afternoon seeking damages from The Daily Times. The suit stems from a so called Hoctors article published during the inquisition into the death of Brich W W Burzer.
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the Times
F. J. Nelson
Jobni
Nelson Baird
Tle Cycuit
Tha Daiity Times
Baird
Brich
W.W. Burzer
Rosin Barrels Tie With Acid Pots In Ball Game
The Rosin Barrels battled the Acid Pots last evening and tied the game. Battery for the Rosin Barrels were Rows William Rowe and James Baer with Rowe striking out Lt. Hoover. Umpire was EJ Stover.
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William Rowe
James Baer
Almor
Booper
Harry Bennett
Rowe
Hoover
EJ. Stover
First Frost Forecasts Hit New York Region
Weather prophet DeVoe predicts the first frost near New York around September 315. He says New England will experience 1120 of heat in the first ten days of September, matching recent levels in New York, Pennsylvania, and New England. He also warns heavy thunder storms around New York City through September 7.
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Wather
DeVoe
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
New York City
Jack the Ripper at Work at Point of ReckS
A baby was found wrapped in a rag near the Canal on Saturday evening causing excitement. A jury was summoned and the Doctor determined no poison was present. The body appeared to have been slain with a Havana cigar from Lewis F. Kussmaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack the Ripper
Lewis F. Kussmaul
The Peach Business Expands in Weehington County
The peach crop gains value as yields rise and prices improve. Timber lands once near profitless are being cleared for peach orchards with large orders for 50 000 trees. High timber peaches fetch better prices than Eastern Shore varieties. Farmer Jesse Moore near Weverton reports 3000 trees and notes higher profits versus wheat.
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Weehington
Sursery
J Jesse Moore
Weverton
Pennsylvania Railroad Tests Sixty Foot Rails On Main Line
The Pennsylvania Railroad will test sixty foot steel rails on the New York to Pittsburgh main line to assess smoother tracks and fewer joints. Rails are being produced in a Pittsburgh steel works and, if successful, may become the standard, though handling longer rails requires two freight cars for movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penzaylvania Railroad Company
New York
Pittsbug
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Noted English Medicine Sold by Williamson
An advertisement touts Dr. Ackers English pills as a paste for sick headache. It claims the pills are small sweet easily taken and do not gripe. Sold by J. A. Williamson, drazzis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adutyte
Dr. Ackers
J. A. Williamson, Drazzis
Pungent Paragraphs Chronicle Local Events and Incidents
Reports on a Frederck County Agricultural Society meeting set for tomorrow at 10, a kite tail lantern, a compliment to Mr and Mrs Wysham of Baltimore, a craftsman’s injury from lifting, and Brown's Iron Bitters touted as blood enricher. Also notes a wagon accident near Bridal Town, a suspended B&O railway worker returning to duties, a harvest home at Haughs Lutheran, Delaplaine's bridge repairs, a finger injury at Creagers Town, and a Baltimore cattle trip.
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Calvin A. Rhodes
Willan A. Wiles
Frederck County Agricultural Society
Grand Jury
Tomiorrow
George Murray
David Steiner
Ferty
Westuwater
George Wysham
Balimore
City Hotel
Bridal Tam
Bennie Michael
Shanandoah
Haugh’s Lutheran Church
D. C. Warner
Delaplaine
Creagers Town
Wm. Clem
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He Daily News
Ular Eurling
Hose
Cincin
Loth
Kansas City
White Oak Springs
Howard's Ve
Jefferson Pike
Catoctin Mountain
Tron Gose
Fapa Pre
U.S. Funeral Directing CO
Wm. Boulain Jr
Princeton College
Eristine Brooklyn
Souchmayd
Dagere
Ma Bada
Pittsu
Ai. D
Seraswa
Wgen
Unti
Mr. Badd
Biame
Encceas
Serantm
Horace
Brooklyn
Chicago
Sve
Baniaves
J Juigment
Ousgb
Bank Affais
Gomeg
Btxe National Bens
Bing
Tam
Wor. Botrozzy, Jr
Wu. P. Maulsby, Jr
Gs Law
Air
Wim. Bouldin, Jr
U.S. Fld
Bouldin
Jobel
Strath
Eipe
Mr. Owings
John HL. Owings
Howard County Court
Elizabeth S Maisix
Leonard C. Malhisix
West Second Street
Olivet Cemetery
Frederick Notnagie
West All Saints Street
John R. Mills
Edward Noonar O.iyer Vaensant
Wm. Jones
Daniel Parker
Frak ©. Smith
Stephen D. Myers
Cepaes M. Thomas
Elias Brows
BR. B. Norris
Walter G. Welsh
H.cton Trandie
Thomas Brahtwell
J. T. Yinghey
Col. N. Trobbe
Scott Garver
Charles Hamerick
Emery Smith
Central
Warner G. Welsh
Joan G. F. C. Smith
R Frank Sappington
Bi: Brown
Cornellia Ruordan
New Market District
P. H. Griffith
J. W. Downey
Tyeander Hichison
A. Z. Himmel
A. S. Jones
Jacob R. Kanode
John S Brengie
P. H. Chiffith
N. Barns
J. Thomas Browning
I. W. Dorsey
John N. Brergle
EY W
Mullinix & Kemp
N. B
Harry Krisa
Hom
Hood
C. L Hood Co. Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Besh- Els
Beace
Lewin
East Patrick St. Solge
Geo. W. B. Shriner
North Market St. Isaly
G. M. Chambers
A. P. Seliman
Barnesville
Icycles Foh
Columbia
Minch
Springfield Hoadater
Victor Fafety
W. Duvall
South Market Street
Fredeck
Quz Ritter
Betwe City
Doub
Ted. B. Johnson
Union Manufacturing Company
Eidlw
John Suliven
Robert His
Hawiitos
Gov. Brust & Co
West
Patrick Brcet
Pat
Fck
Bowers
Lucbererd
Breay Fols
H. G. Sebel
Bry
Iryceilare
West Fourth Street
Adsin i. Zichelbercer
Atrect
Aldin
Bowers” Mumber Yard
East Patrick Street
Esdiw
NEW York Dramatic Tames DE Res
Chaz
A. Phebus
Max
W. H. Llanell
Drightwood
D.C. Eldin
Callonc
Winebrenner
Mt Alry
Agricultz- Fair Grounds
John Hendrickson
Sodin
Fangsidlagy
Aati
Megledy School For Girls
Silsses Verron
Miesen Vernon
Ord Straur
Havana
Emory M. Nusz
Doli
City
City Bakery
Jobo Hershberger
Jedsdut
Fredrick
Areby
South
North
Weshington
Besoa
Ge Way
W M.R.H. Bast
West Balto
West Sud
St of Op Atnof
Araby
Wastinston
Merripolitan
B&o HL
Shanandoehtinsburg
Berke
Cumberland
Casto Fox
Co. Achelpata
Norih
Poucha
Polnia
Brucers
Pt. H.R
Crecesilio
Marth
Haverstown
U. E.R
Middletown
Hansonville
Lewistown Catoctin Furnace
Mechanicstown
Jafergon and
Bwertonncennen Ld
Johuaville
Mt. Pleasant
Lib- Betz
Wantington
Winchester
Faitimore
North End
Lexington
Wptacdjenteien
Dor
Esac
Paien
Bruceville
WSRH
Liberty
Mount Pleasant
Jogratt
Harmony
Neewenemerewney
Charles
Fenersdes
Hallimoers
Washirston
Psisdeidina
Batimore Wesking
Paliedelphis
Adairy Farm
Siie
Crebelf
Warfield
Azral Gr. Rox O
Brussels
Cail
G. J. Doll & Son
Hamh
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