Sells Brothers Millionaire Shows to Exhibit in Frederick
Frederick fans can expect the Sells Brothers Millionaire Shows on September 21. The event promises giant hippopotami a touring menagerie, trained seals and otters, giant ostriches, a mammoth aquarium, and a grand triple ring circus with a free street parade. Two daily performances, doors open early, and special travel rates offered.
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Frederick
Sig
Bells Brothere Boormons United
Igabont
Maryland
Printer's Ark
Sells Brothers
Messrs. Sells Brothers
Helle Prospera
Exlstence
Theo
Fras Street
Porade
Atzandsp
A. R. Xeakte
Death of The Major Cat on North Market Street
The large pet cat known as Major Pope Gilbert died a few days ago to the sorrow of friends. The aged cat, between ten and seventeen years old, lived at the stores of Messrs. Gen A Gilbert and Thomas E Pope and was well cared for as it aged and could not find food.
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Pope Gilbert
North Market Street
Gen
A. Gilbert
Thomas E. Pope
Trot Victory At Hanover Fair Gold Dust Fails
Fant Frederick Horece reports at Hanover fair yesterday in the 2.52 class trot Geo W Smiths Patrol Game finished third while four bestie Mam brino Wilkes and J HM Smiths Faunie Golddust were distanced in the race reflecting a competitive field.
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Fant
Frederick Horece
Geo. W. Smith
Wilkes
J. HM. Smith
Faunie Golddust
The Key Monument Association Yearly Report
The Frederick Key Monument Association presented a year end report at the City Opera House detailing formal organization in 1904, aims to honor Francis Scott Key, and fund a monument. It notes about $3,000 raised, receipts and expenditures, gratitude for support from Lewis A. Rice and local women, and plans to continue honoring national patriotism and civic virtue.
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Key Monument Association
Frederick
Tia
Pat
City Opera House
Frederick City
Francis Scou Key
Frederick County
Bia
Francis Beott
W.C. Birely
Lewis A. Rice
Frederick Stone
J. Dutrow
Donald McLean
New York
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nation-wide appeal spurs movement for a national monument
A lengthy report details broad fundraising efforts for a national monument tied to Flag Day. Governors, mayors, ministers, and civic groups across many states participated, aided by letters, pamphlets, and widespread newspaper appeals to gather funds for the memorial project.
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Eader
Benier
United American Mechanica
Daughters of the American Revulatior
Frank Brown
Maryland
B. B Prettyman
Frederick
Jsdies
F. F. Jackson
Pacific Coast
Neille
Eyster
Ulinois
Louis G. Rice
New York
Ohio
Penns
Ivanis
Lousiana
Kentucky
Orazgon
Kapane
Connecticut
Arkansas
Indiane
Colorado
Benjamin Harrison
Archbishop Elder
Otis
Charles Broadway House
Geo. McCook
Miles Fannie Birnie
Youth's Common
Boston
Stilson Hutchins
Robert Bridges
Brooklyn
Ansonia
Conn
New Orleans
Key
Mt. Olivet
Judge Ritchie
A. Leader
J. B Tyson
Misa Moble Bizenhazer
Peach Industry Drives Washington County Commerce Rise
RENNER & KEMP observes a booming peach trade in Washington County with banks in Hagerstown reporting daily peach check deposits topping a thousand on several days last week. Most checks originate from Pittsburg banks, signaling the area as a leading peach center, with Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston following, as growers anticipate stronger shipments and earnings across the region.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Borton
Philo
Greensburg
Death and Burial of Rev Dr James H White
Information reached Frederick county of the death and burial of Rev James H White aged 40 at his mother's home after consumption. A Methodist pastor born in Duncan's Falls Ohio, he served in Brandywine Tatare Visalia and Mt Savage and earned a Doctor of Divinity. He wrote religious works and began a history of Methodism in the United States, dying August 18 after a life of prominent ministry.
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Mt. Savage
Brunswick
Ale
California
Dr. White
Duncan’s Palls
Ohio
Hia
Latsport
Tatare
Visalia
Cal
California College
United States
Walle
Margaret
Toast Town
Tarse
Wasa
James Steward
Durrant Trial Sees Twenty-Three Witnesses Meant to Probe Death Scene
In San Francisco on September 4, prosecutors in the Theodore Durrant case have questioned twenty-three witnesses over two weeks, with the most crucial lineup yet to come as four more testify about the church where the victim died. A mysterious young woman in Oakland has drawn attention by sending flowers to Durrant, watching from the courtroom, and eluding identification.
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Protess Carinnty
Sax Francimo
Durrant
Oakland
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Sey Monument
Frederick Association
Fredarick
Sis
Royal Roman
Pagean
Carlisle
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Gaed
H. Market St
Frederick, Md
Carty
B. Patrick
Rooster Orchestra
America
Europs
United
Aix
Chamberlain
Howell
Grangay
L. Pearre
Renner & Kemp
Detroit
Ned
Frank Forte
Morbes & Midleton Theatrical Company
Forbes
Sher-if Holiday
Omsha
Mich
Lancaster
Jesse Shank
Edison Electric Munibating Company
Shank
Saavokin
Alfred Jarbie
Lavelle Fair
Jarbie
Bhichwasman
Charles
Theodore Russell Bates
George H. Bates
Wilmington
Ferdinand I. Gilpin
Liceniion
Wyrra. Harriss
FL Myers
Fae
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Karl
Albert L. Pearre
Etehteen
Seweansy
Etchisao Panidie
Albert L
Wee Court
H.B. Etchison
St., Frederick
Moxies
Decidv& Bay Franco
Mosley
Ts Uerior
Festenlay
Dietryn
Elizabeth More
Britimore
Morley
Cottery
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