Nominated Republican Congressman Faction Clash at Oakland
A Baltimore Sun dispatch from Oakland Maryland reports chaos at the sixth district Republican congressional convention. Two Frederick county delegations contend for seatings amid Motter and Heffner factions, with Urner and limb members arriving by train. Wellington skips the session while others press for a half representation compromise as delays mount and press time ends.
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Baltimore Bun of & Dey
Oakland
Frederick County
Hisffner
Hainet
Edward Gistinger
Motter
Milton G. Urner
Haffoer
Amnar
Urner
Cumberland
Onkland
Allegany
Montgomery
Frederick
Pearce
Heffner
Hagner
Washington County
Wellington
Chambersburg
Mont Alto
Thura
Sirner
Republicana
Haffeer
Rev Watson Leaves Hennepin Avenue Church for Cincinnati
Rev. EL Watson formerly of Frederick and pastor of Hennepin Avenue M E Church in Minneapolis has accepted a call to Walnut Hill Church in Cincinnati. He will leave Minneapolis within weeks to take up the new appointment. The Walnut Hill church, Clockmali’s great Methodist church, will give him wider influence. Watson is a young man who has won popular regard during nearly two years in Minneapolis.
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Hiennepin Operch
EL. Watson
Fredrick
Hennepin Avenue M. E
Minneapolis
Minn
Walnut Hill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Watnon
Minneapolia
Walnut Hill Church
Gwat Methodist
Clockmali
Watson
Meonetia party arrives for visit in Ohio rail era era
Meonetia Horace Clark son of Gen James C Clark and superintendent of the McDilean Ohio Railroad reached yesterday afternoon in his private car. He is joined by Charlie Ed Dilngan and E J Quays of St Louis Missouri formerly of Frederick. They will spend several days visiting relatives and iricada.
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Meonetia
Horace Clark
James C. Clark
Mc Dilean Ohio Railroad
Charlie Ed. Dilngan
E. J. Quays
St. Louis
Frederick
Iricada
Fragmentary News Snippet About City Health Official
A garbled report notes Frederick’s health improving, with Dr Maynard closely monitoring urban health conditions. It mentions the city health officer’s careful supervision and preliminary signs of positive effects from health measures.
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Stenith
Cary
Frederick
S. 8
Maynard
Death of John Calvin Golesey in Lewinown
The Work of Death records the death of John Calvin Golesey of Lewinown at the base of a town. He had resided in Baltimore the last year or more. He was aged and his funeral will be held at 8pm at his parent’s home in Lawle WR. The funeral will be at Utica graveyard.
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Obezsay
John Calvin Golesey
Lewinown
Barlneas
Baltt
Baltimore
Lawle
Utica
Frederick eyed as next German Baptist Conference site
A visiting Eastern District committee of the Gereesa Baptist Church led by Ebjer W. Stoner explored Frederick for the 1897 next annual conference. They viewed grounds, mills, schools, and a mountain tram ride, and dined at City Hotel before heading to Westminster. Frederick is favored for its central location, railway facilities, and potential travel rebates offered by the B&O railroad.
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Gereesa Baptist Church
Ebjer EW. Stoner
Teeman Roid
Kilas Herp
Camve
Cts
Mr. Biab
George K Seppington
John Weybright
Frederick
Church of the United State
Frederick City
City
Jabrney
Pentaylvanis Railroad
Westminster
Eastern District Committee
Jone
Joseph D. Bi Cfics
I Bank
Fabrney
George E. Sappington
Frank B. Bappingtoe
Bateron
Baltimore
Wretkenites
German Baptist Church
E. W. Stoner
T. J. Bolt
H. Uts
G. & Harp
BE. Bish
A. B. Haber
Milton L. Schnaifer
Cuilass
Commade
Great Show at Frederick Circus Arrives in City
Crowds gathered from January morning as Robinsons and the Franklin Brothers combined circus set up on East Patrick Street. The show, famed from Washington to Frederick, features two rings, hippodrome, and a roster of star performers led by Robert Stickney and Toto Segrist. About 475 staff and 360 horses fill the grounds with 25 cent admission rumored to boost tonight’s attendance.
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Tetinaon
Frederick
Bager’s Lot
East Patrick Street
Jobe Hobdinser
Franks Brothers
Washington, D. C
Mora
P. E. BR
Hanover
Robinson
Franklin Brothers
Robert Stickney
Toto Segrist
Rose Dockerel
Georgine Holland
S Rnder
Myrtle Day
Camella
Robinson’s
Jesse Warten
Robinson & Franklin Brothers
Views of the Electric Head by Amateur Photographer
Mr AS McDaniel, a noted amateur photographer, has produced twenty five views along the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad. Fifteen are prepared for the stereo Scope, others soon added. The collection includes car passes, bridges, and scenery from Braddock Heights to Town points. Stereoscopic views priced 20 cents each or $3 a dozen, ready for immediate use.
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AS. McDaniel
Frederick and
Middletown
Square Corner
City Hotel
Pattick Street
Hor
Braddock Heights
Meranne
Freder
Social event by St James Lutheran mite society
Pleasant monthly sociable hosted by the ladies of St James Lutheran Church mite society. The program featured songs by the choir, mandolin and guitar numbers by Gittinger and Erast, recitations by Jessie Bennett and Mollie Moberly, another by Naomi Hernsberger, prayers, and additional musical interludes. Mr A E Wilcoxon provided sweet electric lights during intermission. all attendees enjoyed the evening.
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Ladies of the Mite Society
St. James Lutheran Church
Gittinger
Erast
Jessie Bennett
Mollie Moberly
Naomi Hernsberger
Misses Brown
Grayson Renner
William Tell
Brest
Kehler
A. E. Wilcoxon
E-cry
The Electric Road Extends Toward the Fair Grounds
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad directors plan an urgent meeting to extend the line to the fair grounds. They aim to secure a right of way across the turnpike, negotiating with the turnpike owners who sought $1,000. If terms are reached, the extension could be completed before fall. The project includes rebuilding a damaged wrecked car, adding a new combination car, and establishing a depot and freight office in Middletown as trolley wire is installed and operations near the Middletown end begin.
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Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Bond
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Spaltimora & Ohio Railroad
Geo- Willem Smith
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad
Fabras
Yeakle
Basineas Men's Association
Inggpementa
Frederick and
Smits
Lurnpike Company
Fair Grounds
Bowers
Smith
Middletown
Wagner's Great Litigant Roams Courts Against Express Firm
Harrison Wagner sues Adams Express in Washington alleging 1 0000 judgments and false arrest amid bizarre court appearances. He claims large sums from North Carolina Maryland and Virginia actions, is nicknamed Doctor and The Great Litigant, and has a history of psychiatric bouts and restless lawsuits.
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Adams Express
Washington
Harrison Wagner Egasin
Adams Express Company
Ollogaults
Express
Washington City Hall
Wagner
Wiliams
Cox
Cardington
Gaddes
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Justica of the Peace
John Goes
Mose
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Stafford County
Frederick
Jes
Chiselll & Son
George Spranly
Polles
Liege
Miller
Washington City
Supreme court rules bank book bearer may claim funds
A New York Supreme Court judge declares that presenting a bank book at a bank entitles the bearer to the money named on the book, under certain circumstances, a ruling that could affect similar cases nationwide. Also noted are shipping details of a Brahma breeding pair from Frederick to Westor Beewart in Nevada.
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Supreme Court of New York
Fatal accident claims elderly colored laborer near Geock farm
James Wolfe, an elderly Black laborer employed by D. J. Geock, died after a wagon rake frightened him, toppled, and caused a fall into a fence. Dr T Box Miter attended but feared the injuries were fatal. A minor dog was killed when a horse attack struck it.
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James Wolfe
D. J. Geock
Henee
Ttecu
T. Box
B'M
Y M C A religious work committee meets
The regular monthly meeting of the religious work committee of the Y M C A was held last night. Plans include inviting Mrs Jennie Smith to address the men’s meeting on Sunday October 4 and hiring a first class Bible teacher for fall studies. Weekly Bible studies resume next Monday, and delegations will hold services in nearby towns to boost Bible and evangelistic work among young men.
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Y. Mec A
Jennie Smith
Miss Smith
Florence Crittenden Home aided by open air meeting
At an open air gathering opposite the fall in Hagerstown led by Rev. A. H. Zimmerman two girls signaled willingness to aid the Florence Crittenden Home. They were guided to the post office after misdirections and revealed they had been deceived into being taken to Bagerstown. One girl left a house with music ads for Boys' Home and wed married. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for cures.
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Zibwnesmena
Hagerstown
A. H. Zimmerman
Frederick
Zimmerman
Florence Crittenden
Bagerstown
Virginia
Hanover Fair Excursions and Niagara Falls Trip Ad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced return excursion rates for Hanover Fair September 8 to 11 with sales Sept 7 to 11 and return until Sept 13. A York line special train departs September 16, and a Niagara Falls excursion via B and O departs September 10 from Washington and Baltimore. Prices vary by station, with details at Frederick, Harper’s Ferry, and Ellicott City. Contact Cheries OU Scull, General Passenger Agent, for details.
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Hanover Fair
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hanover
Frederick
Lancaster
Industrn
York
Taneytown
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Buffalo
Rochester
Washington
Camden
Baltimore
Cheries OU
Scull
Local Text Fragment Describes Shop Floor Activity
Fragmentary OCR notes show workers named Jon Henpricrson and Jack Kris in a department store setting. Mentions ball rolling and new stock in dress goods, with emphasis on craftsmanship and brisk stocking. Reflects a bustling retail scene with dated, incomplete phrasing.
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Ode Quat Department
Ylush Oaperi
Exhr
Jack Kris
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