Presbyterian church to install new pipe organ
News notes state the Presbyterian church plans use of a newly purchased pipe organ from a former nearby church. China Mission Chapter of All Souls Episcopal church will attend Brotherhood of St. Andrew in Baltimore this month. Circuit Court proceedings resume in Frederick with Judge McEwen and Henderson presiding. Maryland State Institute of Industrial Workers meets tomorrow in Ingaville. Rev Callam to speak at evening gathering. Bethesda Lodge marks nineteenth anniversary with addresses by Howard, O Emmons and Rev. motions indicate Court of Appeals terms begin Tuesday October 4. Bernard C and others sue Belinda EB in ongoing matter. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as purifier and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Reds
China Mission
Alls Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Ation
Baltimore
The
Gas Church
Washington
Maryland State Institute of Iu- Workers
Ingaville
Callam
Own
Bethesda Lodge
Howard
O. Emmons
Rev
No Candidate Nominated After Fruitless Balloting in Sixth District
The Sixth District Congressional Convention adjourned at 2.20 pm after 174 ballots without picking a candidate. Washington county briefly shifted four votes to Gould before returning to Stake, while Garrett and others debated adjournment and continued balloting into the evening.
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Oakland
Charles R. Schirm
Oscar L. Quinlan
Henry Halbert
Baltzell Jenkins
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Senator McComas
Baltimore
Wee
Halbert
Gould
Schirm
Schurm
Vass
Mr. Schirm
Garrett County
Jenkins
Frederick
Quinlan
Annapolis
Garrete County
Vol
Bonzer
Montgomery
Washington
Pearce
Garrett
Sesson
Ati
Allegany
Urner
Ravenscroft
Alex R. Hagner
Washington County
Er. Hagner
Congress
Ashley Mr. Gould
Dr. Ravenscroft
Judge Stake
Mr. Urner
Col Penrre
Col. Router
L. L. Kuhn
John W. Cable
Kuhn
Lim
Allegany Asone
Stake
Brief Bits from a 19th Century Paper
Short notes reflect seasonal chatter and local curiosities. Topics include fattening oysters, chrysanthemums, equinox warnings, summer boarders leaving, bridal party, harnessmaker, walnut shortages, Jewish New Year, thunderstorms, a successful pugilist earning well, returning soldier heroes, Thanksgiving turkey weight gain, pecan crop failure in Texas, Mississippi River water lows since 1861, China asters market, straw hats fading, thoughts on moving to the country, wrapping up last winter garments, and cider apple butter crop fears due to a short apple season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Turkey
Texas
Mississippi River
General Toral mobbed on arrival at Vigo
Special dispatch reports General Toral who surrendered at Santiago was mobbed by a crowd on arrival in Vigo and driven back to the steamer Committed to Montevac. Officer Davis arrested a suspicious man named Jerry Brashers, committed to Montevue for ten days for mental inquiry. Deputy Sheriff Robinson escorted the man. Also: local sickness notes, probate of Benjamin F Brown, Red Cross Auxiliary meeting funds shortage, W H Birdy & Co. exhibit at Timonium Fair, Salvation Army meeting, marriage license William Roose and Elia Feiser, and an advertising note for Syrup of Figs from California Fig Syrup Co.
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Mapri
Toral
Santiago
Vigo
Montevac
Davis
Justice White
Jerry Brashers
Montevue
Robinson
Fall hội of city societies plans and events
Numerous local organizations resume autumn activities with exhibitions, fairs, entertainments, and meetings. The Agricultural Fair runs October 11 to 14, while the Plorcultural Society hosts a November show. Other events include hospital suppers, lodge entertainments, and debates as clubs anticipate a busy season.
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NorivaHnral Society
Ging Ready
Aimant
Plorcultural Society
Frederickity Hospital Association
Columbia Lodge No. 68
A. J
A. M
Key Monument Association
Historical Society
Philomatheans
Frederick Art Club
Astern Star
Columbia Lodge
Red Cross Society
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Jewish New Year Begins This Evening Across Hebraic Calendar
The Jewish New Year starts tonight and ends tomorrow evening at six. Services blend joy and solemnity with the shofar climaxing the morning service in synagogues. Rosh ha Shana marks year 5659 since creation, beginning religiously in Tishri with days of penitence leading to Yom Kippur and the harvest festival Succoth five days after Atonement. Back from Santiago, Elmer Worlward of Company K returns to Washington with war relics and a vivid service account. He plans to remain in service if needed. Other students, Clifford Sappington and Ira Whitehill, return to college. Wright and Phillips attend Bryant & Stratton in Baltimore. Sidney Trundle resumes Georgetown studies.
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Aram
Tabernacles
Santiago
Elmer Worlward
First Regiment
District of Columbia Volunteers
Washington, D.C
Woodward
Ciford Sappington
Ira Whitehill
Unionville
Georgetown College
Marsland Agrculteral College
Indore Wright
Laibertstown
Baltimore
Bryant & Stratton
Business College
All Phillips
Cruise of the Polar Star dazzles Frederick in royal operetta
Frederick audiences last evening witnessed a lavish city opera production titled Cruise of the Polar Star. Under Mr. Dink B Rhodes's direction the juvenile operetta featured ornate scenery and a large cast of U S N characters, sailors, nobles, and a galaxy of named performers in a three act musical tale.
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Frederick
Iin City Opera Lune
Dink B. Rhodes
Winflold Scotd Schley
Chntracters
Death and notices from a Maryland county manor
Death notices from Frederick County list Eli Delauder a farmer of Myersville who died after paralysis at age 80 his survivors include seven children and two wives with funeral at Grossnickle Church and burial in the local graveyard also noted are the death of Hisie May Hammond aged six and a half at her Baltimore mine home and a Wolfeville area death with funeral. The newspaper also promotes a theater show at City Opera House featuring Fermason Emerick and a troupe in McNally's Wist described as lively and clean comedy with a cast of many performers and specialties.
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John W. Kauffman
Baltimore
Doisy
Union
New Market
Rose Smith
Washington, D
Calvin A. Nutt
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Swope
Fredery
Sarah I. Houser
Itysburg
Nellie Thackeray
New Jery
Len Carter
Laberty Town
J. Gertrude Stallsmith
Getsburg
Monrovia
John Foland
A. ¥. Hysore
Is May
T. J. Cross
Liberown
W. C. Strayer
Daughs
Anoka
Minn
H. &Omas
Libertytown
Fannie Walter
Arles
Lula Dorsey
Emsburg
Gertrude Nesifer
Gettysburg
Pasen
James C. Clarke
D. D. and
Tll Delauder
Eli Delauder
Myersville
Frederick
G B. Crambaugh
Woodsboro
Delander
Lydia Derr
Middletown
Louisa Stall
Hansonville
Daniel
North Manchester
Indiana
John and
Samuel
Washington County
Simon Raymer
Lewis Ausherman
Hezekiah Summers
Salomon Michael
Grossnickle
Charles Ausheriman
Hisie May
Wms
Sarah Hammond
Tames Church
Partonsville
J. R. Johnson
Coc. Carty
City Opera House
Fermason
Emerick
Absurdiix
McNally
George H. Emerick
McSorles
Ida Russell
Ada Jewel
Tessie Temple
Richard Ixneh
John Flynn
James O'Brien
William Boyd
la Pytte Gracie
One Day Only Furniture Sale at Carty’s Store and Sam’s Place Night
Local notice promotes a one day sale at Carty’s Furniture Store featuring three oak parlor tables and a special scent offer. Also advertises barge fried oyster with every drink at Sam’s Place in Market Space each Saturday evening, signed by Samael Titlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem
Ely
Carty
Sam
Tally, Samael
Titlow
New Wholesale Fabric Temptations Warned Amid Scarcity
A redacted advertiser warns readers that drapery fabrics and cretonnes are becoming scarce in wholesale markets. Prices cited around 3 dollars per yard for cretonnes are noted, with mentions of feather bone and piping cord. The notice urges readers to consult dressmakers about new lines including moire skirtings and silk items, implying strong demand and limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diesel Making
Neidig Miller Sells Fashion Bargains in Frederick
A bold flyer from Neidig Miller promotes their Greater Frederick shop with eye catching claims of deep discounts on cheviot serges, lustras, crepons, velours and other fabrics. The ad stresses cheerful messages to strangers and urges customers to compare prices, promising better value than expected.
Prescription Department and Corner Cure Ad
A drug store notes its prescription department and reputation for handling doctors’ prescriptions. It promotes Corn Cure for corns at ten cents a box and advertises Saks Optical Campan's eye services with free examinations at 325 Seventh Street Washington DC, City Hotel visit on September 20.
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I. Saks
Saks Opical Campans
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Saks
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Amsterdam
Moscow
Napeleon
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Wasnixeter
D. C
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B. Patrick St
McNulty
Arlor
C. C. Cartyry Goods
Neidig & Miller
Janket
Geo. S. Rodock & Co
Asant
Nellie Colbert
Williams
Miss Shriver
Reed
Louisiana
Ping
J. Andrew Harford
Virginia
Laura Zimmerman
W. S. Dudrearertytown
Rezeant
Jerry Foley
Indiana al Corps
Notre Dame Lemy
Helen Burr
Margaret Trundle
Liberty
Tres
Lemon City
Florida
Ehmer Railing
George H. Railing
Perryville
Jacob Tome Institute of
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Mon- Point, D
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Washington Street
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James Mce
Henderson Beach
Frederick Electric and Power Company
Court of
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C. H. Doll
Abs. Wmn
Gourt
Benjamin F. Brown
Fannie B. Evans
Florence B. Hay
Scout Schley
Scott Schley Red Cross
Academy
Henry Williams
W. Irving Parsons
Emilie Pope
James Clarke
W. H. Birdy & Co
Salvation Army
Beniz and
Fourth Streets
William Henry Roose
Elia Estelle Feiser
Wennsboro
California Fig Syrup Co
Summner
Academy of the Visitation
Rmys. Raymond
New York
Woman's College
Sidney Trundle
Georgetown
Georgetown University
TIS Polar Star
Duvenile Opereta
Rand
Mortal
Billy Millions
U.S. N
Harry O Schrowder
Admitral Dewey
U.S.N
Roy Ruland
Middy Midgat
Frank B. Rhodes
Elizabeth Jader
Mamie Love
Lola Motter
Olive Raines
Mary Louise Payne
Marion Middleton
Madeline Shipley
May Connise
Margaret Schley
Carry Mejl
Cecelia Beckley
Violet ‘Pea
Rosa Sturn
Sally Jun
Hila Nerpold
Leo Walsh
Robinson Crusoe
Howard Young
Bismarck
Robert Dolaplaing
William Houck
Arthur T. Kreh
Shorlock Hohnes
the Detective
Percy Myer
Captain Kidd
Leonard Harrington
Leo Wineberg
Chict Batemcold
Luther Baumgardner
Chief Swalloomhole
Prank Harrington
Chief Canghemup
Wiliam Leichertz
Athter
Anrora
Grace Nyer
Fantasia
No Messenger
Viola Bowers
Rosy Leaf
Ruth Dixon
Carnation
Mumic Hole
Wisteria
Blanch Houck
Goldenrod
Bessie Burek
Aurora
Royal Guard
Ither
Margaret Marsh
Zephyr
Elia Neipold
Spray
Myrtle Zentz
Sparkle
Blanch Vugit
Jewel
Clara Smith
Rose Stern
Prilliant
Lilly Kennedy
Nina Gilbert
Jennie Wineberg
Violet Norris
Etelka Handley
Elizabeth Bowers
Louise James
Mary Elkins
Pauline Bader
Edna Ebert
Janie Rhodes
Carrie King
Eumun Payno
John Hendrickson
Phil Pall
Wintito
Cretons
T .Ohn Hesputoxion
P.S
Greater Frederick
OL Stouk
Newie & Maze
Rodock & Neidix
Pene Clinton E. Main
Rodook
Tut
George
Rodour & CO
A. T. Rice& Sons
ALT. Rice & Sons
North Market Stree
F. V. Staub
Queenswale
F. Vv. Szava
Cornur
National
Assole
Cley
Ernest J. Knabe, JR
James L. Masur
F. M, McPrichard
Bardor Johnson
Maryland
Railing
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Dee
Railing Grocery CO
N. Market St. Fetetce
C. E. Ramsburg
Rameburg
Custon E. Avl Ax
Market St
B. Rosenour & Sons
Braddock
Wm. C. Boteler
Marketstreet
L. B. Mullinix
Portieres
Iso
L. E. Morir
Elvy Grocer
Taan
C. E. Raxserre
Fredericx
Carlton Shafer
Bastle
Balvimore, MD
U.S
Milton G. Cranes
Clarton O. Seedyt Haymond Urner
Urneey & Urner
Wii
All Law
Eauter Ase Testamentary
Record Street
Cau Bouse
Fredertex
I. Medi
Zia
P.levy
At-Lat
C. VS. Levy
Gpfice
Court Street
Epigsite Court Sevy
North Market Street
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Febiadis
Markell & Trail
A. Markell
Artha
Dsce
Carrell Som
Frederick, Md
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