The Weekly News advertises progress and broad coverage
The paper touts its twelve page size and care in gathering local and world news. It highlights featured departments and tales by W. Clark Russell and George Kilmer. The issue lists new advertisements for real estate, notices, building services, auctions, and other local commerce opportunities.
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Times
Frederick Genrty
Fisg
W. Clark Rusaell
George L. Kilmer
Beall
Lake Erie
Faist National Sunday School
aJnfoll
Hye
Tus News
Mexican Home Co
Chuar E. Staley
Sheppard
Manght
Etchison and Norwood, Building Association
B. Johnson
L. Cronise
Ment & O
F. Thomas
Beat & Kepler
Purely Personal Notable Social Notes and Errata
East South treat and Mount a B region social items mix as Misa Dora Mabriing visits with Mrs Amanda Buide. References to Miss Fannie Maazel and Master Lealie Measen show family and travel updates. Local merchants, a Philadelphia photographer, and Frederick Catholic Club members appear in a scattered society roundup with attendees leaving for a Brad dock outing.
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Misa Dora Mabriing
East South
Treat
Amanda Buide
Mounta B
Rageals
Jobnean
Woldsmeat
Bucs Co
Philadelphis
Isle of Maigatal
Harrisburg
Aaa
Hrrigricge Ty Toy
Bimmotes
Harry Buenfelven
Henoter
Eigit
Willem
S Tarreule
Taney
Saraples
Baltimore
Bamiabare
Motter Delegates Lead to Deadlock at Frederick Convention
At Osklasd, the Republican convention faced a deadlock over Frederick county representation. John C. Motter’s delegation urged seats while Frederick contends for full voting rights, prompting minority and majority reports and a near eight o'clock adjournment after ballot fatigue.
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Osklasd
Mouter
Bel Wert
Freden Tae
Arestel
Z &. Gituinger
Dundred
McDonald
Momibats
Vates
Frederick
Maryland Democratic Convention and Campaign Plans
A convention adjourned amid disputes over voting and nominations in Frederick and Garrett counties. Edward Glidezer and others led delegates while debaters battled over Alfred Oure’s bid. The Democratic State Central Committee met in Baltimore outlining mass meetings and speaker events as campaigns proceed. Will Bryan planned to speak in September. third-party efforts include a Prohibition lineup and an American party ballot placement.
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Uo Woeke
Frederics City
Dows
Wellingtor
Silex
Gageer
Washington County
Tee
Frederick Deiegaton
Stan Pede
Alfred Oure
Garret County
Edward A. Glidezer
W. Beott Keafeurer
John W. Portner
Calvin Dlagie
Elmer J Gastth
Jobs J. Murray
Charles Wright
Lewis Los
Willem FE. Lampe
Thomas Albaugh
EL B. Witter
TATR
Democratic State Central
Cayrollton Bote
Balimore
Martland
Maryland
Harry Welles Reskhes
Congress
Willam Jennings Bryan
Banate
Prohibition Party
American Party
Ballimore Briefs Report Political Tangles and Local Doings
The Honest Money Democratic League and the 100 pound money Democrats oppose a Palmer Buckner electors ticket in Maryland. Baltimore figures discuss campaign groups, a bicycle corps planned for campaign work, and a West Point style approach. A local diver injured at Point Breeze is paralyzed at home. Notables include Salvation Army leader Ballington Booth visiting, Dr Harrison Wagner in court, cabinet-maker John Grobe’s suicide, missionary Rev Paul Werber’s death, and Seaboard Air Line’s rate war moves. Awards include funds for Woman’s College and a Flemish Bible to the college. The funeral of Howard Munnikpuysen was held, and local arrests include John W. Oden for burglary.
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Democratic League
Asch
Palmer Buckner
Maryland
William Cabell Brace
Woman’s College
Baltimore
Methodist Episcope Church
Goucher
Africa
John W. Oden
Bentley Springs
Key Mont Trolley Trip Planned by Monument Association
A large gathering of the Francis Scott Key Monument Association discussed a trolley trip to Braddock Heights for September 18, the Fort McHenry bombardment anniversary. About fifty members, plus possible guests, will depart Frederick at 8 PM from Carter and Patrick streets for a return trip later the same day, with D A R invited to join Maryland Day commemoration.
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Mem Bers
Association
Kep Monument Association
Frederick
Bradcock Heights
Maryland
Carter Rand Patrick
Tomer Court
Frederick County
Soatety
Key Monument Association
Braddock Heights
Patrick and
Court Streets
Miss Brashears Sparks Interest in Frederick Visit
Miss Mattie W. Brashears of Tennessee, guest of Miss Eleanor Potts on Court Street, calls Braddock Heights today and wins many friends in Frederick. Miss Zoé Trail of the Eastern Shore returns home after a summer stay, with Miss Bisa Kite Goldabér of Walkersville accompanying her.
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Fons
Mattie W. Brashears
Tennessee
Eleanor Potts
Court Street
Braddock Heights
Brashears
Frederck
Zoé Trail
Miss Trail
Frederick
Bisa Kite’ Goldabér
Walkersville
Lawa of the Churches Names New Lutherse Pastor
Rev John Bowers of Jefferson will assume the pastorate of St Mark's Lutherse church in Washington County. Bowers recently graduated from Gettysburg Theological Seminary. The report notes Bowers' fit and the steady progress of the church under his leadership.
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Lawa
John
Bowers
Jefferson
This County
St. Mark's Lutherse Church
Washington
Gettysburg Theo Seminary
Ray
Bowherd
Mask’e Lutherse Church
Lperstown
Circus Leaves Town After Spectacular Frederick Show
The mammoth circus spectacle drew thousands of spectators in Frederick yesterday and again tonight with full crowds and extra seats. Performers dazzled with flying trapeze, aerial wheel, bareback riding, acrobatics, and hippodrome races as music closed the evening. Afterward, gear was loaded for the trek to Hanover Pa, with an estimated $3,000 carried from the city.
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Robinson
Frankiin
Mammoth
Frederick
Mossra
Bilbie
Segrist
Ftsalf
P.rh
Hanover
Freder
Bright Stomie os and Gencen Royal Update
Brief notes report a surge in Baltimore public school funding needs and a pension increase affecting fall term budgets. A Dutch settlement near Bethisbess plans Wilhelatra village naming, while corn prices dip at the Baltimore Chamber. Enoch Pratt is celebrated on his eighty eighth birthday. Edmond Lee Simmons, 19, is indicted for the murder of Benjamin F. Thomas, the Refuge house gatekeeper.
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Baltimore
Pudic
Tae Echo Dcart Tts
Buslus
Enoch Pratt
Edmond Lee Simmons
Baltmore
Benjamin F. Thomas
Circuit Court: Frank Wellington Pleads Guilty and Sentenced
In the Circuit Court yesterday Frank Wellington alias Frank Saita confessed to burglary and received a three year penitentiary term. He stole numerous denial instruments from Dr T H Bader’s office on SouthMar Street, was captured, and jailed. A separate street melee on East Patrick Street involved a balloon seller and a colored man. balloons were knocked down and exploded during the fight. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is claimed as a proven purifier amid warnings about ineffective precautions.
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Frank Wellington
Frank Saita
Wallington
T.8
Bader
South Mar- Wot Street
Smith
Wellington
East Pattick Street
Debora Ermine Balle Weds Jeass Wetsel in Frederick
The wedding at the bride’s father home near New Windsor yesterday featured Deborah Ermine Balle daughter of Joseph D Balle marrying Mr Jeass Wetsel of Frederick. Rider William Franklin officiated with a reception afterward as Ostroll and Frederick county residents attended. Also two other September marriages noted: William C Martie of Baltimore to Haille Derizbaugh of Frederick and Walter Bryan to Alice May Hergett of near Araby Frederick county.
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Rider Wm. Franklin
Sam's Creek
Joe. Dertzetaugh
North Market Strest
Frederick
Local Republican quarrel calls for unity in Frederick County
A sharply critical letter urges Republicans to ignore Edward A. Gittinger and Dr Haffour after the Bromlat uproar, warning that vengeance would aid the guilty. The notice also invites Historians Society members to join a Braddock Heights excursion. Advertisements include stock offerings, fresh bran pricing, optician visits, and rail excursion deals for Hanover, York, and Taneytown.
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Rati Gittinger
Heffoer
Frederick County
Bromlat
Stres
Edward A. Gittinger
Goss
Haffour
Guay
Fahrney Returns From Trip With German Baptists
Dr. P D Fahrney has returned from a trip to Weatmi nster and Baltimore with the Eastern District committee of the German Baptist Church They visited Frederick on May 1st to select an avaltans site for future general conferences in Western Maryland The committee praised the deducements offered but will not state a preference They will meet in Western Maryland on Wednesday to discuss salts collection The sender notes Frederick may have as good a chance as any for the next gathering
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Fahrney
P D. Fahrney
Weatmientsr
Baltimore
Esatern
German Baptisl Church
Frederick
Maryland
German Baptist Church of the
United States
Hays
The Social World Good Will Pleasure Club Meeting
The Good Will Pleasure Club was held at Mr H P Eileen's residence on New York All Brunswick to honor Miss Busch visiting from Baltimore. Guests included Lulu Todd Emma Martin Nualise Cinn on Elya Jenpingt Ansa Todd Moilis Martin Patty Bilson Florence Busch Mabel Stuppe A Jorine N Jel life and BH Jones. The gathering featured early evening amusements followed by refreshments and a dance hosted by Mr and Mrs J Dorsey Jones of Liberty. Rebecca Wilcoxon West Patrick fonda attended and enjoyed the event this week.
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Good Will Pleasure Club
Sod
My. H. P. Eileen
New York
Brunswick
Miss Busch
Baltimore
Mines Lulu Todd
Emma Martin
Nualise Cinnon
Elya Jenpingt
Ansa Todd
Moilis Martin
Patty Bilson
The Work of Deathl Mrs M Devitt at Yellow Spring
The death of Mrs M Devitt of Yellow Spring occurred at four in the morning from stomach catarrh. She was 9 years 6 months and 15 days old. The funeral is arranged for Dompe atiock with interment at Deaths grave. An infant child of Jake and Annis Flint is noted.
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M’devitt
Yellow Spring
Dompe Atiock
Mksen
Seriiges
Doath
Ikfast
Jake
Annis
Flint
Hanover Fair Trotting Race Winner Named at Event
J. E. B. Saltha Pasrol won the top trotting prize of 250 dollars at the Hanover Fair yesterday in the 288 cist event. Other results noted include Smith's updates and references to Oil Defenders Day and Old Defenders Day as next events. The schedule hints at Friday activity and seed planting details amid uncertain fragments.
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Wisners
Hanover Fair
Joe E. B. Salth
Tiny
Smith
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