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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1897

Page

3

The Weekly News Mammoth Twelve Page Feature

The Weekly News offers a twelve page mammoth issue with quick surveys of local and general news and a wealth of special features. It highlights The Girl About Town with September festivities and notes markets, stories, poems, and ads. It mentions battles, authors, and the China policy moment, plus an entertaining department by Dept. Geo L Elmer and an International Sunday School Lesson.

Taz Richard Ansfield Dspt Geo. L Eilmer Baille Edsy Fellowes Nison Ohler B. Haller Mer T. King Daby Carriages Garry Grawford Hicyci Smith's H. D- Shipley Shipley & Boost I. E. Mallinis Odock & Neidig Ohn Hendrickson Jas E. Walker & Co

Personal notices and travels in Maryland and nearby towns

PURELY PERSONAL and notes on visitors and travelers. Mr W Hatler spends a week in Baltimore. Mr M E Doll returns from Baltimore. Mr A T Rice and daughter depart for Gettysburg Pa to visit relatives. Miss Gate Edna Purmell visits Miss Sadie Givertkinsville. Mrs James B Yeskis of Baltimore visits her father Lewis Hennett. Miss Bessie Worthington visits Frederick. Miss Cists Meumanz from Baltimore returns from Harmony Grove. Miss Elizabeth Haber returns to Frederick after a visit with Ida Kemp. Miss Ida B McGoolen of West Virginia returns home after treatment here. Seventeen-year locusts box tale notes 1882 locusts preserved. next plague due in 1899.

W.5.hatler Baltimore M. E. Doll T. Rice Yesarday Gettysarg M. David Lowenstein Frederick Gate Edna Purmell Yanty Sadie Giversturkinsville This County James B. Yeskis Cists Meumanz Haltimore Harmony Grove Frederick Wnty Ansenry Crum Mire Salile Nicodemus Obert Nicodemus Fred Ick Hagertown Bets’e Worthington BMK J. H. Stsnpe Hagerstown Elizabeth Haher Federick Mies Ida Kemp Millingtonsis Washington County Ida B. McGoolen West Virta P. D. Fahtney & A D. C

Remarkable Braddock grower yields season melons

Braddock resident RemarkEabie Moalon and K. J. Allen Grumbne displayed a melon crop at THE News office today. The fruit, grown from seed sown early in summer after receiving seed from Mr. Kline, the grocer, produced a ripe batch of melons ready for sale or tasting.

Political Field Reports Key Maryland Nominations

The Maryland Republican State Convention at Halce's Hall in Baltimore elected Norman B Scott Jr as chairman of the State Central Committee, with Goldsborough as State Comptroller candidate and Rutherford for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. The meeting reconfirmed unity, named Westcott to the Central Committee, and outlined procedural calls while noting minor disputes and a smooth adjournment after about an hour.

Norman B Scott Wellington Xieody Naresi State Central Committee Halce’s Balmore Adjcure Phillips Lee Goldsborough Dorchester County Allsn Rutherford Montgomery County Court of Appeals Morman B Scott, Jr Washington County Republican Biste Cerirs Sength Wellington Frank 8. Strobridge State Central Mezere Goldsborough Rutherford Fext United Vote Mudd Westcott Arnold Beott Ocean City Charite Charles T. Westcott Kert Meade Urner Frederick Cishaugh Schalzmsz Jone Weecott Sual Csil Lincoln Palvis Lee Goldsborough Goldsbobuzh United States Navy Princess Asze Somerset County Cambridge Edises Bank Francisco United States Senate Alan Rutherford New York Seventh New York Regiment Tegular North Caroles Grant The Treasury Gaithersburg Rockville Washington, D.C Norman B §Cott Republican State Central Committee Hagerstown Norman B. Stott State Senate Scott United American Mechanics Hals Inisw Alexander Armstrong Armstrong

City Aldermen Approve Bills and Adjourn Regular Meeting

The Board of Aldermen met last evening with all members present. They approved payments to Wilcoxon & Brown 1219, Frederick Brick Works 1280, Examiner Publishing 26.12, George W. Brengle 94.30, L. M. Stone 296.46, and referred several claims to the claims committee. Market master Stall reported receipts 392.00 from day scales, cattle scales 1.25, market collections 3050, stands 26.09, total 392.00. adjournment followed.

Board of Aldermen Biils Wilcoxon & Brown Frederick Brick Works E. 5. Houck Examiner Publishing Co George W. Brengle Northern District L. M. Stone Southern District George W. Brenge Lt. Bi. Stone Atlantic Refining Co J. E. Price & Co Frederick Brick Worke Peter Brookey Great Southern Pinting and Manufacturing Co George Harmsn Committee On Bir C.L Dixon Garbaze

Peaches Picked From Tree Presented To Doctor Johnson

Baker Johnson presents from his orchard a basket of peaches described as perfect and large. The fruit was harvested in the yield of the morning and given to his esteemed father Dr George Johnson.

Baker Johnson Johnson Gec. Johnson

Miller F H Darby Hosts Washington County Dinner

Mr Darby entertained members of the Milling Association of Washington County at a fine dinner. The party visited Williamsport to see the new Erscenter system of machinery installed at the mill.

F. H. Darby Mililery’ Association Washington County Darty Williamsport

Dangerous Isking In City Street Feud Warning

Police hunt for suspects who stretched an electric light rope across a northern city street a few nights ago. The dangerous act could cause injuries and officers vow to make an example of those involved if identified.

Divorce Granted to Anna Lorentz in Carroll County

Anna Lorentz received an absolute divorce from Franklin R. Lorentz yesterday at Hood's Mill Carroll county. She was awarded custody of their two children as part of the settlement.

Anna Lorentz Hood's Mill Carroll County Franklin R. Lorentz

Fisherman Guyot Lack reels in two hundred bait fish

Mac Phoebne, a well known fisherman, reported capturing nearly two hundred fine bait fish yesterday. In a subsequent effort he also landed fourteen fine basa within an hour.

Guyot Lack Mac Phoebne

Boy's Fall Prompts Warning For Hood's Sarsaparilla

A brief item notes Master Alvey Phoebus, son of director Mac Phoebus, fell from Zent2's delivery wagon on Bentz street and suffered a painful head cut. The notice then touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a way to stay well with healthy blood and nerves.

Alvey Phoebus Mac Phoebus Zent2 Bentz Etreet

Polluted Potomac Threatens Bass and Public Health

Dr Geo W Massamore, secretary of the State Game Protective Association, warns pulp mills and tanneries near Piedmont to Cumberland are turning Potomac water brown and foul. He cites degraded bass fishing, potential typhoid outbreaks, and urges laws in Maryland and West Virginia to halt river pollution. Cumberland officials seek court action to restrain mills while Washington relies on Potomac water. Deed: Lucretia A B Baumgartner to Maurice Helm, Frederick City, $525.

Geo. W. Massamore Susfsent State Gams Protective Association Wires A Poto * Mac Potomac Piedmont Cumberland Certe Maryland West Virginis Potomac River Hancock Harpers Ferry Shenandoah Harper's Ferry L't 12 Washington Polcmarc 4Merice Tziak Walton Maryland Game Fi H Frotective Association Virginia West Virginia Chesspeare and Ohio Canal Congress United States America Robert HB. Gordon Gordon Comnel State Board of Death Oakland

National Council of American Mechanics Elects Officers

The second day of the National Council of United American Mechanics session in Baltimore elected Ira D. Goff of Providence as councillor and J. T. Bowyer as vice councillor, with John Severn, Joseph Shinn, N. E. Stadwill, E M N Prescott, and H. A. Holstein named to key posts. The meeting set Cleveland, Ohio as next year’s site and included a trolley visit and banquet at Park Heights Hotel. Delegates to Gettysburg are planned for tomorrow.

Providence J. T P. Bowyer West Virginia John Server Paradelphis Joseph Shinn Camden N. E. Stadwill Port Chester N. Y E MN. Prescott Barre H. A. Holstein Harrieburg Cleveland Ohio Geynn Usk Park Park Heights Hotel Pimiics Road Maryland State Council D. A. Richardson National Council Blarizht Afarsland State Council Oar Getsta John Severn Loys Legion Genersl B. Fox Daughters of Liberty Marylsm O. GT. A. KL J. Edward Rice Messia Chas &. Stein James T. Dimney W. H.gwine Thomas Kl. Miller Johnn M. Marquete W. T. A. Kirwir J. D. Gravener Joseph K. McVey E.J. Bell W. Harry Abrams Gettysberg

Lebanon Valley College News and Local Church Notes

Professor J E Libison addressed the P C U Convention at Suseifersown. Prof B F Dougherty preached in Myerstown. Dr Roop, 47, listed as instructor at City Teachers Institute Harrisburg. Ladies Hall furniture renovated. Athletic association formed with officers Cuppinger, Taylor, Bandera, Imboden, Sellenberger. Over ten thousand dollars raised by President Roop and associates. Lehigh Valley College at Annville opened strongly under Rev H O Roор Ph D, new president guiding as if long established.

Taylor Bandera Treas Liehman Roop Imboden Sellenberger Shar- Dlal Egect H.B. Dohner Collsg Foucz Leberoi Vailey College Annville H O. Roor Fyourgast United States

Delay in naming tickets stirs senatorial fight speculations

Judge McComas and a Baltimore piper suggest the postponement of naming Baltimore tickets aims to aid plan builders in the senator race. Possible alignments include Maj Alexander Eban for U S Senate and Harry M. Cisbeuga for Governor, or Judge Lou McComas for U S Senate and Cla baugh for Governor. Personal Mention notes Mr and Mrs William Stauffer of Bayton Ohio visiting Dr and Mrs Josiah T. Kline. Stauffers formerly residents, Stauffer a Dayton police sergeant for twenty years esteemed there.

Judge McComas Baltimore Piper Alexander Eban United States Harry M. Cisbeuga Lou EB. AfcComas Clabaugh Wiliam Stauffer Bayton Ohio Josiah T. Kline West Pat- Tick Street Bisuffer Stanffer Kiine Stauffer Dayton

National Encampment travel and sales notices in a 19th century paper

Public notices advertise reduced B&O rail fares to Columbus for the Union Veteran Encampment on September 22 and 23, with trains September 19 to 21 and return by September 27. It outlines scenic detours, through cars, sleeping cars, and agent contact. Also included are local business promotions and a carpet and furniture store display encouraging customers to visit and shop.

Union Veteran Vssion Columbne, Co Baltimore & Ohio Rbr Ohio River Union Veteran Region Columbus Ohio Thane Po’amse City of Washington Harpers’ Ferry Paint of Rocks Cumberland B.& O. Agente

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