Orphans Court Debts and Estates Filed for Probate
Inventory filings and court orders appear for multiple estates including Peter Bhafor Jr, J F Robinson, Wm Hall, Mariston, Jonas Urner, Leura Qray, and the will of Rebeccs Duvall. Orders to sell stocks, bonds, real and personal property granted and probate admitted.
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Orphans’ Court
Peter Bhafor, I Jr
Chee. W. Wright
J. F. Robinson
Wm. Hall
Mariston
Dacemods
Jonas Urner
Aled
Leura
Re opening of schools at several institutions
The Academy of the Visitation and B V M on East Second street resume duties Monday morning. Miss Vernon at 41 West Third will their aglest school Monday. Frederick College Court Square resumes Monday. The Women's College unites on Tuesday. The old faculty returns except Mrs Whose replacement Barner from Jon TO will fill. Miss Irene Martin to assist in the primary department.
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Academy of the Visitation
East Second Street
Vernon
West Third
Atest
Frederick College
Court Square
Women’s College
Felltersa
Mins
Barner
Jon TO
Oun
Misa Irene Martin
Pair Wed in Maryland and Virginia at Home Nuptials
Hymenal notice records the September 8 nuptials of Miss Mary H. Lewis of Baltimore and Dr. M. R. Brain of Alexandria. The ceremony occurred at the Lewis home, with Stinespring and others listed among officiants and witnesses.
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Buir—Lewis
Mary H. Lewis
Lewis
Baltimore
Frederick
M. R Brain
Alexandria
Robbery at Morgan's Grove Fair
An implement dealer A Btonebraker from Do Washington county reported his purse containing 256 dollars and Yarnabdie papers stolen from his exhibit at Shepherdstown fair. He left his order book on the bedpost and woke to find it missing along with his purse. A gentleman exhibit at the fair also lost a purse containing 25 dollars.
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A. Btonebraker
Washington County
Morgan's Grove
Shepherdstown
Illness Report From West Patrick Street
Mrs. M Whisner remains ill at home on West Patrick Street. Young Russell Maugans of Wolfshire again critically ill after weeks of partial mobility.
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M. Whisner
West Patrick Street
Ruseel Maugans
Wolfshilie
Farmees and Money Speech Highlights Agriculture’s Rise
A Frederick County farmer speech argues agriculture fuels the nation, noting 75 percent of exports and employment depend on farming. He warns economic distress lowers confidence, threatens railroads, banks, and industry, and that other vocations rely on a healthy agricultural sector. The speaker ties national prosperity to the financial health of farmers and related industries.
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Boma
Far West
United States
Childlness
Ts Pesca
Thoma
Tamalta
Iscora
Bani Times
Agriculture in Crisis Warns of Weak Government Foundations
A speaker laments agricultural gloom over the nation, warning that unchecked government extravagance and peak fiat money threaten the currency. He argues silver or paper money would devastate exports, urging solid gold standards and reliance on farm output to maintain fiscal credit.
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Checker Board
Trade growth aims to extend abroad and boost jobs
The article argues that unloading beyond city limits and transporting goods by rail would raise costs and harm competition with nations exporting breadstuffs. It endorses expanding foreign commerce to circulate money to farmers and fuel manufacturing. It cites natural laws of trade and divine order as justification. Also notes funerals for Rev. W. T. L. Weech and David Francia with brief details and burial at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Gambrill
Europe
Treasury
United States
W. T. L. Weech
M. E. Church
Wa.d. G
Union M. E. Church
David Francia
Owens
Pasl Bestera
Eugene Norris
Samuel Sommers
George Lyles
Henry Jones
Miss Kenkel Saceea Says the Baltimore American
Miss Isabella Kenkel left Narragansett and will stay in the Adirondacks till late autumn before returning to Baltimore. She was a notable figure at the Pier and a stylish presence with striking costumes and a bicycle suit. FY ASSTILLe. Ind. Sept. .-Toel C. WANs, about 70, worth $50,000, faced a divorce suit by his wife Agnes alleging neglect after 1553 marriage. Ella Janes, a blind woman, named as co respondent. Joel built a horse at 27,000 for Fala, near his home, and spent much time with her.
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Miss Kenkel
Baltimore American
Isabella Kenkel
Narragansett
Unger
Adirondacks
Baltimore
Ind
Toel C. Wans
Agnes
Ella Janes
Joel
Fala
Sale by Albert L Pearre and Shilohs Remedy Claim
A scrambled notice references a sale by Albert L Pearre in Etchison Building and a Shilohs Remedy claim with price noted as 500. includes fragmented items about a prize case and habeas corpus writs in Texas. Mentions Rio Tita and a riot leader capture with unclear totals due to text corruption.
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Sweeney
San Diego
Cel
Sara
Albert &. Pearre, Etchison Building
William Henry Hurlbut a long known American writer
Wiliam Henry Hurlbut died in Genoa Italy at 68 He was born in Charleston D C Harvard graduate 187 He studied in Europe and became a journalist with the New York Times World and The World He reported on the Santo Domingo expedition and the Paris World's Fair He later resided in Europe and published poetry and works Spain Yields to Strong Arcamente Washington Sept 7 The state department reports the release of Aguirra and the approaching trial of Sanguidy in Cuba source notes Consul Williams actions Madrid and Havana led to favorable outcomes for the United States Also mentions a baby saved and German medical advertising in the latter portion of the text
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Wiliam Henry Hurlbut
Gapenabera
Italy
Charleston
D. C
Harvard
Divinity School
Rome
Berlin
Paris
Harvard Law School
Putnam’s
New York Times
South
Hurlbut
Atlanta
Washington
New York World
Commercial Advertiser
Thurlow Weed
Hurlburt
Mexico
Maximilian
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
Europe
Spain
State Department
Williams
Havana
Aguirra
Sanguilly
United States
Cuba
Sanguiny
Treasury notes: gold export and reserve figures amid market chatter
A Treasury telegram reported 1.5 million dollars in gold withdrawn for export from New York as gains ticked across Chicago and other markets. The close-of-day reserve stood near 86.13 million, with a cash balance of 18,077.16. General Agnes predicts Maryland will vote Republican, while an earthquake shock rocks Montana towns, with Helena and Great Falls reporting severity.
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Timtt
Washington
Tressure Department
New York
Chicago
Treasury
Nerves on Edge and a Glimpse of The News
Fragmentary text shows erratic wording and scattered names with hints of a news item. No coherent facts, dates, or clear entities survive to form a reliable summary.
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Ieee Ey
Baar
C. W. Stinespring
Harry
Biola Vina
California
Mr Deer
Frederick County
Engess L. Dert
Sells Brothers
Colossal
Royal Roman
Kigean Aquarium
Ae A
America
Pitresun
A. R. Xeakie
Ory Mall
Carlisle
GEO. A. Gilbert's
Abs
H. Markel St
Frederick, Md
Renner & Kemp
Cary
Secentary Mer Oear
Carty
Shiloh
Dane Ip Dan- Boreal
Albert L. Pearre
Daila
Tex
M Hurt
Texas
Rachel Hoxexove Rio Tita
Ssacre
Baby
J. Posse
Ktonimon
New Jersey
Here
May’s Landing
Barry Farms
Millville
Woodbine
Eldora
Tuckahoe
Wheelbabre
Plymouth
Bsig
Baltimore Ic
Maryland
Lowndes
Iventors
Mentane Borie
Mont
Helena
Great Falls
Peredirase
Pattie
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W. H. B. Etchison
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