Woman Wanted at 23 E Church Street This Friday
Advertisements list a Woman Wanted position at 23 E Church Street for Friday. Also noted are items for sale, lost pocketbook at 87 Be Patrick Street, and a house for rent by J A Orndorff along with other notices at Athletic Park and Singer Manuf Co.
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ZEW
City Opera House
Abe Herald
A. Square Opera
Church St
Cee Lidie
Athletic Park
Singer Manuf. Co
Pocketbook
Patrick St
J. A. Orndorff
W. Patriak Sé
Personal notes of residents at Pan-American Exposition and visits
Miss Nannie and Dora Mantz attend the Pan-American Exposition while Dr. F. Shomasg visits the Gon Admiral Soldiers Home at Pikesville today. Miss Gitt of Hanover hosts Miss Emma Newman in East Second Street. John D. Hendrickson spends time in New York and Philadelphia on business. Mrs. George W. Wright of Baltimore visits relatives in Broad Street area. Miss Ram eburgh returns from Pan-American Exposition. Walton B. Henry of Washington, D C, guests Bernard D. Zimmerman on W Third Street for a few days. Miss Jessie Goodell re ceived Home after summers in Massachusetts and Vermont. Miss Sallie Vauntleroy of the Woman’s College faculty returns from Staunton, Virginia. A. W. Hendrix, treasurer of the Northern Central Railway Co., Baltimore, and son Irving N. Hendrix visit Dr J H Hendrix in this city.
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Nannie
Dora Mantz
F. Shomasg
Pikesville
Oday
Gitt
Hanover
Emma Newman
East Second Street
John D. Hendrickson
New York
Philadelia
George W. Wright
Baltiore
Broadand
Haseen
Staunton
Virginia
A. W. Hendrix
Theorthern Central Railway Co
Baltore
Irving N. Hendrix
J. Hendrix
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A collection of quips and anecdotes from Washington Star and other sources. The items cover misers, knowledge, love, invitations, political matters, credit, poetry and superstition, with humorous dialogues and observations on society and modern life.
Death by Laudanum Overdose Inquest Verdict
Young corrobate boy John Henry Stanley testified to an ounce bottle of laudanum on the table before Mildred Stanley died. Officer Brust found him yesterday and Coroner Smith ruled the death an overdose from laudanum administered by Mildred herself.
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John Henry Stanley
Iid
Mildred Stanley
Brust
Smith
Corozermith
Ildred Starley
Load of Straw Burned and Local News Bits
While Isaiah Baller of New Midway Kia county was driving a load of straw yesterday afternoon the straw caught fire and was destroyed along with the wagon. Andrew Jackson of Schleysville, who was hurt on Tuesday night with marks, is somewhat better today. The colored members of St John Catholic church picnicked yesterday at Haddock Heights.
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Isaiah Baller
New Midway
Kia County
Andrew Jackson
Schleysville
Marks
St. John’s Catholic Church
Addock Heights
Verdict in Price vs Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Co
Circuit Court sessions opened at 9 50 with Chief Judge McSherry and two associates. William B Price wins verdict for 650.21 against Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Co while a motion to strike a separate Walkersville Elevator case proceeds. An injunction suit by Hershberger and Hershberger against Allant and Thomas seeks to stop sale of an acre field of corn and details a disputed 72 acre sale from Allnut with payments and timing at Citiens Bank. Continuous arguments by Wood for complainants and McSherry for defendants.
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McSherry
Motter
Henderson
William B. Price
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company
MOWCH
Walkersville Elevator Company
Elizabeth Speck
David Speck
J. Howard Allnut
Wm. H. Hershberger
T. T. Hershberger
Mr. Allnutt
Citizens’ Bank
Mr. Allnuts
Allnutt
Mr. Allnnutt
Fenton Thomas
J. E.R. Wood
J. Roger McSherry
Social World Luncheons and Parties Brighten Local Scene
Mrs Steiner Schley hosted Miss Mercur of Philadelphia at a West Church Street luncheon with guests including Mrs 0 W Roy Jr Miss Maulsby Emily Maulsby Mary Eschbach Ora Turner Lynn Ritchie and Nannie Potta. Col George R Dennis hosts Hampden luncheon for Mrs Lynn Richardson and schoolmates. A Burton home party honored Miss Georgia Buxton with music games and refreshments. A Braddock Heights dance featured Miss Ritchie dancing class and Frederick Select Orchestra. A birthday party for Miss Ethel and Master Albert McGlow included lanterns and a festive supper. A Shady Grove school pupil alarmed by a large black snake prompted teacher Miss Ida Dove to lead a field evacuation before a farmer killed the reptile.
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Steiner Schley
Mercur
Philadelphia
West Church Street
0. W. Roy, Jr
Maulsby
Emily Maulsby
Mary Eschbach
Ora Turner
Lynn Ritchie
Nannie Potta
Lynn Richardson
James Watts Murphy
Wm. Burton
Georgia Buxton
Misa Margaret Schley
Bessie Anders
Misa Martz
Messrs
Nelson Raifsnider
Benjamin Robert
8. C. Ramsburg
Braddock Heights
Ethel
Albert McGlow
East Third Street
Shady Grove
Montgomery County
Ida Dove
Leam Route Indicted for Larceny in Connellsville
Leam Route alias Leam Route arrested in Connellsville Pa about two weeks ago and charged with stealing a horse and buggy from his brother in law John Grabill Johns ville district. Edward O Malley also indicted for stealing an overcoat from Joseph Douglas at Washington Junction. State Health Board directs vaccination notices to school boards warning of smallpox epidemic and strict enforcement of vaccination laws.
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Leam
Emmitt L. Route
Leam Route
Connellsville
John Grabill
Johnsville
Edward O'Malley
Joseph Douglas
Washington Junction
State Board of Health
John S. Fulton
Disorder at the Blue Goose Saloon Frays Reported Near Sixth Street
Disorder erupted near the Blue Goose saloon in Klinehart's alley on Sixth Street last night with several fights. Residents fear arrests will follow. The Sick Mr Hammond Urner of East Second Street is quite ill.
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Klinehart’s
Sixth Street
Mr. Hammond Urner
East Second rAtreet
Week's Record in the Courts Real Estate and Marriages
In the circuits and courts for the week ended September 11, transfers of real estate totaling many thousands were recorded with numerous deeds including John C. Smith to Mary S. Smith and Frederick Elevator Company to Wm. J. Auderveid Jr. Marriage licenses were issued for Joshua T. Lindsay and Fannie M. Thompson and for Wm. S. Gosnell and Margaret D. Michael. Orphans Court filings included administration letters for Washington L. Shaffer and probate of wills, as well as several guardianship and account filings for multiple estates.
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Circun Atory
Circuit
John C. Smith
Mary S. Smith
Lawson Schroyer
John W. Stottemyer
J. W. Gaver
John W. Stottlemyaer
John H. Tom
Susan EF. R. Harrizon
Joshua T. Lindsay
Fannie M. Thompson
New London
Wm. S. Gosnell
Margaret D. Michael
Frederick
Benjamin F. Ford
Middletown
Bessie May Kline
Myersville
Orphans’ Court
Washington L. Shaffer
Charles D. Shaffer
Samuel Keefer
Martin D. Troxell
William H. D. Simmons
John A. Knott
Allen E
Ada E. Knott
John S. Renn
John L. Renn
Cletus W. Fogle
Clarence O
Myrl M
Claude G. Fogle
Guardian
James G. Fogle
Isaac P. Stitely
Frank M. Saylor
Frank M. Palmer
Nellis R. Stitely
Harriet E. Stiteley
Isaac P. Stiteley
Annie M. Stitely
Henry Buhrman
Herald Square Opera Company Opens Strong Season With Classic Production
The Herald Square Opera Company plants a robust season with larger company, stronger principals and chorus, and elaborate costumes and staging. Notable cast includes Harry Nelson George F MacFarland Robert Stanley Miss Madeline Sanford Harry Lane and Miss Louise Hamiston. The bill features The Village Bride an adaptation from Bucalosei Lea Montriaux Noir. The event runs September 18 and music includes verse by Frorrnce Earny Coates Katie F Wins. Katie F owned by Lewis Fraley dominates a Loudon county band day harness race with Red King in pursuit. purse $50 and fastest half mile heat 1.09. About 3,000 attendees. promoter S M Kefanver of Middletown.
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Herald Square Opera Company
Harry Nelson
George F. MacFarland
Robert Stanley
Madeline Sanford
Harry Lane
Louise Hamiston
Katie F
Lewis Fraley
Loudon County
Red King
Mr. Fraley
S.M. Kefanver
Middletown
Market Notes and A Boy With a Broken Ankle
Market notes describe a fine Thursday with plentiful vegetables though Lima beans scarce and tomatoes abundant priced at sixty cents per bushel. A 19 year old, Thomas Newton Trundle of Petersville, broke his right ankle in Brunswick when a frightened cart toppled. doctors Horine and Hedges set the limb and he is recovering well.
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Thomas
Newton ‘Trundle
Petersville
Brunswick
Horine
Hedges
Frederick Club to Meet New England Bloomer Girls
Manager Beacht of Frederick baseball club arranged a game with the New England Bloomer Girls at Athletic Park on Monday afternoon. The Bloomer Girls are a strong team and have played well this season, with Frederick ready to meet them on their terms.
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Bloomer Girls
Beacht
Frederick Baseball Club
New England Bloomer Girls
Athletic Park
Trong
Frederick Club
Hicomer Girls
Auction of Amanda Lieem estate in Urbana farm sale
Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease to sell at the Court House tomorrow morning the late Amanda L. Lieem estate. Includes a 169 acre Urbana farm with a two story dwelling and a 21 acre lot between Thurston and Dickerson. Proceeds go to E. 3. Hichelberger and C. Waters as heirs.
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Harvey R. Lease
Court House
Hichelberger
C. ©. Waters
Amanda L. Lieem
Urbana
Thurston and
Dickersor
Tragic drowning of three-year-old in Johnsville well
Norman Fogle, son of Ed W Fogle of Johnsville, fell about fifty feet into an old shed covered well on Daniel Witmer’s farm. Rescues failed as rope and bucket attempts ended with Norman drowning after a second fall. Charles Foglia later retrieved the body. funeral planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Norman
Ed. W. Fogle
Johnsville
Daniel Witmer
Johnarilie
Messra
Fogle
Witmer
Charles Foglia
Wellington Expelled From Union League Club
The Union League Club of Maryland expelled United States Senator George L. Wellington for unsympathetic remarks about President McKinley’s shooting. The board adopted a resolve declaring him unfit to associate with loyal citizens and ordered his name stricken from the roster. The proceedings followed by addresses from Senator Lewis Patzel and former Delegate Samuel S. Ford. A Republican Campaign Club organized in the city with officers listed. ninety-one members. The meeting, led by A D Willard, drawn to a close with plans for a constitution and another gathering Friday.
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McKinley
United States
George J. Wellington
Union League Club
Baltimore
Maryland
J. Stuart MacDonald
Lfe
George L. Wellington
Senate
Union League of Maryland
Union League
Wellington
Lewis Patzel
Samuel S. Ford
General Assembly of
Republican Club
Charles E. Saylor
James P. Perry
EB. A. Gittinger
W. W. Fleming
J. H. Lamps
Wm.h. Hinks
C. 0. Ausherman
T. M. Biser
A. D. Willard
Dixon Bros
Diverted Trade to Frederick Affects Smithsburg Road
H O Koehier of the Western Maryland Railroad and E A Sharette of Smithsburg asked Washington county commissioners to co fund road improvement between Smithsburg and Wolfsville. They offered 250 toward repairs if the county matched 250. Commissioners accepted. The county previously spent 600 on the road, and deteriorating conditions have shifted much trade to Frederick via the Middletown trolley.
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Frederick
H. O. Koehier
Western Maryland Railroad
A. Sharette
Smithsburg
Washington County
Wolfsville
Sharette
Middletown
Kindergarten Picnic Plans Move by Trolley to Braddock Heights
Tomorrow afternoon and evening trolley parties will take Free Kindergarten supporters to Braddock Heights. The event invites Carroll County teachers and will showcase community support for the association. School examiner Boblitz spoke today before Carroll County Teachers Institute at Westminster.
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Braddock Heights
Carroll County
Boblitz
Teachers’ Institute
Weatminster
Emancipation event and naval academy notes span August
Newsbriefs report 93 Baltimore August deaths and a Washington county emancipation celebration with an ox roast. J Emory McComas cremation remnants buried at Rose Hill. Naval Academy admissions rise with 47 passing exams out of 93. Fires destroy properties near Berlin and Rock Hall with losses of livestock. court sentences and a lightning incident add to the region’s record. Baltimore and Ohio earnings rise in August and fiscal two month period.
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Baltimore
Hagerstowe
Franklin H. Sigler
May Sigler
Washington County
J Emory McComas
Washington
Rose Hill
Hagecetown
Naval Academy
John Davis
Berlin
Worcester County
Annapolis
Mason
Hayward Middleton
Rock Hall
Kent County
Howard County
John Rhodes
Correotien
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Visitation Academy Adds Faculty in Kindergarten and Arts
More scholars arrived at Visitation Academy last evening. Sr Angela joins the kindergarten staff, replacing Miss Hanlon as previously noted. Miss May A. MeS. Haydon remains as physical culture teacher and Mrs Nadine P. Allen as vocal instructor.
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Visitation Academy
Hanlon
Angela
May A. Mes. Haydon
Nadine P. Allen
Local listings and events in Frederick area
Local notes advertise Fresd steamed crabs, crab meat and fresh fish at Lidie’s For Friday. An old time colored cake walk at Athletic Park tonight. Singer Sewing Machine display and lessons by W. W. Warxins. Violin instruction by Mr. W. W. Osburn starting Sept. 18 at 58 West Third Street. Trolley party for Free Kindergarten at Braddock Heights on Sept. 13. Excursion to Washington by B&O on Sept. 15, fare $1.00. Suburban residence for rent opposite Fair Grounds with modern amenities. School supplies and Groveis A. Poors at 92 North Market Street. Dressmaking services at 85 East Church Street. Groff’s Park celery and market stand No. 50. Dr. Boteler offers free five dollar eye examination. Carpets and floor coverings at Frederick Exclusive Carpet House L. Mullinix.
Summer Reading Inked in Jugs for Shade and Cool
A short notice promotes Arnold's Inks for summer reading. It suggests putting the ink in jugs to protect from light and offers the idea that a cool quiet book can help endure hot summer days. The message encourages readers to seek the product for seasonal reading comfort.
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Arnold
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