This Date In History September 14
A garbled date line lists events and people from different years and places. Names like Bush, Enron, and Bevanley appear amid broken phrases about world and national happenings. The article reads as a fragmented chronicle of notable dates and figures with unclear context.
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Arica
Aha Bii
Jore
Burt
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Bevanley
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Weather Bureau Bulletin Summary for September 1
Chief W L Moons reports at 8 p m. barometer rising in the Northern States, falling along the Pacific coast and Rockies. A low pressure trough extends Arizona to East Montana with showers on the South Atlantic coast and in Western Montana. Heavy rainfall logged in Jacksonville. Cooler on the Atlantic coast north of Virginia and in the upper Ohio Valley. generally fair weather from Missouri to Atlantic coast. Winds explain high and low pressure movement and associated temperature shifts.
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W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Northwest
Arizona
Montana
Pacific
Incnes
Jacksonville
Atlantic
Virginia
Ohio Valley
Lower
Lake
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
Atlantic Coast
Advertised Items and Help Wanted Blurred Listing
A garbled 19th century classified snippet shows ads for Fat Neckwear Mullinix Kemp Garments and Furnishings, with notices of sales positions at J.E. Cowles & Co and Brown Bros. plus a few female and male help wanted calls. The legible items include jackets and capes, and general notices for salesmen and young men seeking work. The fragmentary text provides limited names and products but no coherent event.
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Andy
Mullinix & Kemp
J.E. Cowles 4 Co
Brown Bros
Lalla Rooke Carnival Arrives in Baltimore with Spectacle
An amphitheatre in Baltimore will hold nearly fifteen thousand spectators for a lavish outdoor show costing around $100,000. The event features 500 staff, 100 European acts, nightly fireworks worth $1,600, and new pyrotechnic feats each night, including submarine explosions and water stunts. Excursions from all roads into Baltimore offer reduced rates.
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Baltimore
Cashmere
Ieiah
Tom Moors
Lelia Rookb
Baithmore
Law and Disorder Case Highlights Maryland Reunion Notice
A report notes Ofer Guo Breage faced police action for disorderly conduct and failing to pay a $285 fine, resulting in jail commitment. It also announces the Annual Reunion of the Sixth Maryland Volunteer Infantry set for Thurmont in September, listing details and locality.
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Aap Br Ofer
Guo Breage
Ien
Bekstein
Sixth Maryland Volunteer Infantry
Thurmont
Prohibition Party Convention in Frederick County Meets
The Prohibition party held its Frederick County convention at Jnalor Bad this morning after 10 o'clock. Delegates elected officers and approved credentials and resolutions. A ticket was nominated for State Senator E Marshall Gilbert and for House delegates Jacob Engelbrecht Oliver Fogle Edward Keller Then Tyler Edward Remsburg. The platform was endorsed and discussion considered nominating a State's Attorney, though the position was left vacant. The gathering adjourned for lunch with temperance talks planned.
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Publ Cousty
Frederick County
Jnalor
County Tiiera
F.B. Sappington
Steele
Montgomery County
Lois
Thomas Tyler
Rocky Springs
Oliver Young
Yoong
Committee On Credentials
House of Delegates Ltd
Orphans’ Court
Sheriff, Ltd
John D Nicodemna
John D Nicodemna, FR. 8. Patterson
F. B. Beppington
B. Barrixator
W. MB. Kthaysr
A. Saxtrs
E. Marshall Gilbert
Woodsboro
House of Delegates
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Frederick
Oliver M
Fogle
Edward L. Keller
Buckeystown
Tyler
Tuacatora
Young
Covention
News of the churches in a bustling Sunday schedule
The notice lists multiple church services across denominations for tomorrow including Episcopal, Reformed, Lutheran, Methodist, and United Brethren. It notes Sunday schools shifting to afternoon, upcoming sermons by Rev. Zimmermann and Rev. Wattson, Epworth Leagues and Guild meetings, and a second quarterly United Brethren gathering with a communion service. Funeral details for Isaac Bast and others are also noted.
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Batnts Episcopal Church
Bundey-school
Hey
Osborne Ingle
Reformed
Lutheran Christian Endeavor
Epworth
Reformed Guild
Westminster League of the Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Society of the
United Brethren Church
G. J. Roudabusch
Epworth League
Marion Dyer
Pan
A H. Zimmerman
Owen Compher
Lewis T. Wattson
Episcopal Church
Kingston
B. T. Helfenstein
Ronswick
Wattson
Omaha
Sebranka
Order of the Holy Crow
Pleasant Hill
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
St James Lutheran Church
John Bowers
Mt. E. Church
South
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PanYs
Asother Mountain Observatory at White Rock Peak
A new observatory near White Rock Peak overlooks Middletown and Bigier, with a forty foot high roofless structure and an American flag. Owned by Mr Wilton A and built by Mr J Frank Young, the site offers a wide view of the valley and surrounding terrain above the elevated Catetin Moortals.
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Asother Mountain Resort
Meons
Jean W. Wiles
Middletown
Coaurca
South Bogatsis
Middleows
Wilton
Charming
J Frank Young
Land of plenty inspires Frederick fair and fall harvest
A lively Frederick column praises bumper crops with beans and corn, notes Great Frederick Fair preparations, and invites participation in horticultural and livestock exhibits. It forecasts a bustling fall with circuses, theatre, a flag day at schools, and upcoming city projects while celebrating patriotism and local events.
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Goshen
Fatré
Frederick
Horticultural Hall
Italy
Narrow escape as horse harness gives way on mountain road
Emma Young, daughter of Jacob Young of D, fell from a vehicle near Middletown and Burkittaville last Friday when the harness failed on a steep descent from Gapland Station. She struck a stone fence but survived with no serious injuries as the pins binding the harness broke without causing head injury. Republicans hold primaries across Erick County to pick delegates for the county nominating convention, with Sheriff race the main contest. district votes conducted in the Court House basement at 3 pm amid high interest.
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Min Emma Young
Jacob Young
Middletown
Burkittavilis
Gapland Station
Miss Young
Erick County
Court House
Modern Beauty Thrives on Food Exercise and Laxative Remedy
The article describes Ber maintaining health through good food and outdoor activity. It notes her complexion improves with healthful living and references the use of a fig liquid laxative named Byrap of Figs for cleansing needs.
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Ber
Fall harvest gossip and price list for farm goods
A bustling market scene discusses fall supplies and shifting crops with a tone of local colorful chatter. It notes vegetables waning as apples, cider, and apple butter gain interest while listing wholesale prices for produce, meats, dairy, and fruits offered by rural sellers.
Prohibitionists nominate county ticket and local deaths noted
News from Cecil county reports Prohibitionists nominating a county ticket and various local deaths including Mr Somerville Clark at eighty in Ellicott City, Mrs Sarah F Mather of Westminster, Mrs Inpac Cushwa of Hagerstown, and Mrs Lesh Hooper of Baltimore. Rebuilding begins at Moiler's organ factory in Hagerstown. Sidney B Riggin named collector at Cristea. Tournament at Glen Barnie in Anne Arundel County. coal shipments on the C and O Canal exceed last year. Republican contest in Washington County discussed. 3500 dollars worth of railroad stock subscribed by Nash Bowles of Toledo for Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad, credited to his Valley home.
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Mary's
Somerville Clark
Ellicott City
Sarah F. Mather
Westminster
Moiler
Hagerstown
Inpac Cushwa
Sidney B. Riggin
Cristea
Lesh Hooper
Baltabury
Oarpied County
Glen Barnie
Anns Arandel
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Jackson
Salisbury
Hurst
East Baltimore
Church Hill
Queen Anne's County
Annapolis
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Washington County
Nash Bowles
Toledo
Ohio
Frederick
False Fire Alarms Plague City Three This Week
Another false alarm of fire sounded last night marking the third within a week. The repeated hoaxes show laxity in response to attempts to spark excitement and draw attention, and authorities warn against complacency in addressing such incidents.
Girls Who Make Good Bread Will Surely Marry Quickly
Fragmentary text describes a product named Ceresville Roller Flour and hints at social outcomes related to marriage timing, with unreadable names and unclear context.
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Ceresville
Ministers of the City to Speak on Moral Life at Gospel Meeting
The first portion of the T M G Gospel meeting will be delivered tomorrow at 3 PM by Rev J C Hawk of Trinity M E Church. The object is to promote a merely moral life as satiety in God. Young men are invited. no beer. The Literary Society met last night with strong attendance. The debate on the efficiency of Margiend public schools featured H H Abbott and Y A Staley affirming and G I Wickham and K E Moore opposing. judges favored the affirmative. Other program segments included a reading by B E Moore and a craft by G U Rounds, enjoyed by the audience.
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Margiend
Mesa HH. Abbott
Y A Staley
G. i Wickham
KE. Moore
BE. Moore
GU. Rounds
Letters From The People Explanations On Candidacy
Reno Baur denies a Baltimore Sun Frederick item quoting him about motives to block his nomination for State’s Attorney. He asserts the Junior Order is non political and will not endorse parties. He claims to have strength to win district support and unite the United American Mechanics.
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Vn Am
Baltimore San
Frederick
Motter
United American Mechanics
Toto
Reno
Baur
Narrow escape at post office and home blaze
A clerk at the post office narrowly escaped serious burns this morning after a benzine incident. At Booth Market, Gariey attempted to light a fire to find a fallen item. his clothing caught flame, but he tossed the linen outdoors and the flames burned out quickly.
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Williem Barney
Post Office
Gariey
Bensine
Booth Market
Ar Rest
Painful Accident Involving Mrs. Cline Near Myeraville
Mrs. J. W. Cline, south of Myeraville, suffered a painful accident Thursday morning when a keg she stood on in a meat house toppled. It knocked her wrist, tearing a gash about 12 inches long. Dr. L. M. Zimmerman provided surgical aid.
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J. W. Cline
Myeraville
L. M. Zimmerman
Rearaway Driver Falls in Runaway Incident
Mrs Mires of Shookstown was thrown from a buggy after her horse balked at telegraph poles on the road. The vehicle was demolished in the mishap reported last week locally.
Democratic Headquarters Opened at West Patrick Street
Democratic headquarters have opened in rooms formerly used by Mr William Eldridge on West Patrick street. Mr G Hoskina Morgan has been appointed confidential clerk.
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Democratic
Wm. Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Mrr
G. Hoskina Morgan
Low excursion rates to Knoxville and Chattanooga urged
The B and O railroad advertises low return excursion fares from almost all eastern stations to Knoxville Tennessee September 12 to 15 and to Chattanooga September 18 to 18 with return by October 6. Fares quoted include Cumberland to Knoxville 18.55 and to Chattanooga 14.70 with other routes similarly reduced. Also notes winter seed dates for Montgomery County Maryland with 85 bushels per acre yield and contact for Washington Grove.
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Chattanooga
Knoxville
Sons of Veterans
Tenn
Chickamengua National Military Park
Ohio River
Cumberland
Montgomery County
Washington Grove
B. HL
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