Wheelmen Meet at Square for Willow Glen Ride
Franks Mehlald receives a hunting scene from a friend in Baltimore. Wheelmen are urged to meet at 780 sharp tomorrow evening at the square to ride to Willow Glen, home of Wa J Worman, Hay. Court of Appeals chamber at Annapolis completes October docket with forty six cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Oor
Frank BheMlald
Thureday
Willow Glen
Annapolig
Sallie Ditman
Rebecca Bankerd
K. A. Bankard
Pleasant Valley
Frederick
Cley City College
Mt. St. Mary’s Coffee
Baunstburg
Barah Jane Shank
Brunswick
Orpland
Hagerstown
New York
New England
Wertalinwer
Wedding at residence marks union of Blebert and Huouifer
A marriage solemnized by Rev Geates Headth at 520 North Market Street united Osivin M. Blebert and Margaret Huouifer. The couple, greeted by relatives, hosted a reception at the groom’s parents’ home south of the city after the ceremony. In a separate report, Fiore Skirven, twenty one, died from a fall at her home. Local authorities noted beer consumption at a prior event.
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Eat
Geates
Bia
North Market Street
Thie
Osivin M. Blebert
Hamilton Geisbert
Sear Frederick
Margaret
Huouifer
Buckeysons
Teay
Couth
Mies Fiore Skirven
Francis Key Memorial Observances Across Maryland
The article notes Maryland Day events honoring Francis Scott Key with public offices closed and a Baltimore parade at 1 p.m. Governor Brown attends with other officials. Fort McHenry Clifton Park and Patterson Park host programs as the Scott Key Memorial Association forms. Mrs. General Howard and Mrs. Steele are among attendees.
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Corgs
General Howard
Baltimore
Mra
Steele
Annapolis
Francis Scott Key
Scott Key Memorial Association
Frederick
W. P. Mauleb
Francia
Aldermanic Special Meeting and City Ordinances
The Board of Aldermen met with all members present. F B deppington and J B Walker urged use of streets for poles by the Inter States Telephone Co. A market ordinance and a tax on street pedlers and vehicle fares for the Fair Grounds were announced for next meeting. A reception program for association members was prepared. An incident near Fire and a Half Street involved a dispute between a colored woman and a town character known as Man eater, resulting in a reported assault. A Fire Engine Company meeting and rental details were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Messrs
Deppington
J. B. Walker Sappe
Inter-States Telephone Company
Dco
D. J. Beale
Circuit Court Docket Brings Broad Range of Crimes
The circuit court opened with four criminal cases and others, including Frank McKerzie charged with leading away borrows, Nicholas Jackson for liquor selling, Charles Green for stealing a money box at Fate Grounds, and James Flaher for carrying concealed weapons. Sentences ranged from jail to house of correction terms, with several defendants awaiting future appearances.
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Siges
Frank McKerzie
Borgs
Nicholas Jackson
Charles Green
Dast
House of Correction
Manthe
Vsamuel Morgan
Jeremy
Sta Monte
James Flaher
Dames Brown
Neseult
Dacept Thomas
Sesault
Shakespearean Night Impresses Frederick Audience
A large Frederick crowd welcomed Mies Sadia Whiteford in a vivid staging of Romeo and Juliet by a strong company led by Alt 2tax von Spitzel. The cast included Grittth Evans, Joseph Reynolds, Geo Gordon, M. J. Laurance, Miss Virtue, and Miss De Barry with H. Earle Carlton returning as a familiar favorite. The City Opera House Orchestra under Prof. Manross provided the musical backing as the troupe concludes its run with a matinee and tonight’s final performance featuring The Hunchback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upera
Prederick
Mies Sadia Whiteford
Sue Theatrical Firmament
Alt 2Tax von Spitzel
Slakespear
Utemeo and
Juliet
Frederick
Milas Whiteford
Mr. von Mitxel
Togomar
Wes
Wees
al Juyllet
Parthenia
Misa Whiteford
von Mitvel
Lim
Grittth Evana
Demenor
Joseph Reynolds
Benvollo
Geo. Gordon
Capulet
M. J. Lauerse
Miso Virtue
de Barry Sa
Larry Black
Black
H. Earle Carlton
City Opera House Orchestra
Prof
Manross
Weather and Crops Report From Maryland and Vicinity
The State Weather Service bulletin notes a warm week with temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. Showers ended a long dry spell, washing the atmosphere and dust from the air. Crop prospects vary by area with corn and wheat improving, tomatoes and peaches suffering, tobacco and grapes mixed, and fodder good. Wheat seeding resumes. corn cutting begins. late potatoes fair. apples scarce. drought relief improving pastures in several counties.
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Maryland
Delaware
Predhuilk
Resouth
Buckeystown
Bacon
Libertytown
Wow Ifa
Dewin
Social world reception honors Miss Chambers of Frederick City
A Tuesday night reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Jobo Barron celebrated Misses Chambers of Frederick City. Attendees included Clara Fiorenos Net Chambers Herlock Goodman Lansborg and many others. A later report notes a pistol accident at Franklin Hotel and a conviction for an assault near Pen-Mar. Also mentions transfers of land in Frederick County and marriages in Union district with local notices and advertisements.
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Jobo Barron
Misacs
Frederick City
Jadrod
Missox Clara
Fiorenos
Net. 4Te Chambers
Miss Herlock
Mira Goodman
Lansborg
Peabody Institute
Carter
J. A, Sklooer
H. Marrow
Missious Allen
Miea J. McDonald
Dyett
Kira. Woolford
J. Billovt
Phidelphia
G., Newman
Fountain
Mra Intros
Me. Downs
Minch
Repacide
1. G. Galther
Misa Paullus Filbert
New York
Hillen
Oth
Changes in the state and local events reported
A roundup of Maryland notices includes changes in state affairs, crop damage in Calvert County, a new Drum Point Railroad company, a Baltimore fire causing $5,000 damage, weather and lightning losses in Harvard County, a colorful fair for colored people in Timonium, transport incidents on Northern Central Railway at Mt. Vernon, campaign efforts by the Prohibition Party in the Third District, counterfeit silver coin arrests in Baltimore, a Coal County school dispute over junior mechanics, a hay barn fire at Tarr Station, a new Oakland textile factory milestone, a state convention planning land for a French monument, and a note on social advances highlighted by a Chicago Times column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert County
Drum Point
South Sherp Street
Baltimore
Harvard County
Timonium
Callsalum
Northern Central Railway
Mt. Vernon
Prohibition Party
Tefcee
Order of Mechanics
Jo Opt J. Turner
Tarr Station
Sparrow's Point
Oskland Manuineuring Cinteans
Famary
Osklend
Carrall Comely
Junto United State
American Mechkanica
Frencis Booth
Democratic convention nominates Ferdinand Williams for Congress in Sixth Maryland district
Delegates gathered at Academy of Music in Thurber Town as Ferdinand Williams was unanimously nominated to run for Congress. Widespread support from Alleghany and surrounding counties described, with delegates and leaders traveling via mountain road tour to Hagerstown for the final reception.
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Verdivand Willian
Alleghany
Maryland
Academy of Muale
Tlaveratown
Blago
Mckaty
Bert Ye
Yuatering
W. St. McKaty
Tas
Hamilton
Tobbles
Perdinagdd Willems
Jes. Spricg
C. Daeyeemon
Cumberland
W. Viers Voate
Rockville
Behley
Ferdinand Williama Wan
Cal
Baughman Wan
Committee On
Resolutiona
Frederick
Mokalg
Ha J McCurdy
Frederick County
Arrests Over Disorder Lead to Fines and Detention
Two individuals described as colored, Arigalia Lao and Barshal Ariecoe, were arrested Monday night by officers Hobbs and Freed for disturbing the order and quiet. Appearing before Police Justice Echatein, they were fined five a and, lacking funds, sent to Monteyne for thirty days beginning at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortryus
Arogalia Lao
Barshal Ariecoe
eMoors Hobbs
Fragmentary Market Report Hints At Price Trends
A garbled note describes evening observations on price movements and potential trends. It mentions a “Beential New Fency Treen Qoaode” and references rain and market conditions, but the text is largely unclear and lacks complete names, dates, or reliable details.
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