Yellow Fever Relief Fund Nears $390 in City
The Yellow Fever Relief Fund nears 390 with 125 more received by 3 PM bringing the total to 265 including yesterday’s 141.11. Prominent appeal urges more donors to give promptly, favoring many small contributions and coins. Also notes local fund-raising efforts and calls for continued generosity.
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Conir
Lina
V.S. Breuser
Lutherin
Lieb
Episcopal Tring
George Brust
Owccusee
Look Out For Him The Jewelry Window Destruction
A vandal struck Burger’s Grocery on Fast Patrick street waking him at 11 30 with a glass crash. Three large window panes were broken and three large flints found on the floor. Damage estimated at 15 dollars. No clue yet located to the offender. Authorities urged pursuit and swift justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Wm. H. Burger
Patrick Street
Liberty paper notes a wet spell ends with local updates
Ceder Grove and Liberty reports a wet spell clearing, farming resumes seeding and fall tasks. Local residents, traders, and travelers share news from East End to Frederick, including gatherings, illnesses, surgeries, school returns, and a band reorganization.
Baptist Reunion at Pen-Mar Draws National Speakers
A grand Baptist reunion is set for Pen-Mar on Thursday September 20 under Ha gerstown Baptist church auspices. Noted national speakers will deliver addresses. In Harmony Grove near Roelkey, a valuable horse was found dead in a stable. death cause unknown after a recent $300 veterinary revision. A scare near Harmony Grove saw Mr GC E Mealey and son Edward ejected from a wagon when a frightened horse reared, leaving Mr Mealey with only minor scratches.
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Pen-Mar
Hagerstown
Joseph E. Roelkey
Harmony Grove
E. Mealey
Edward
Mr. Mealey
Chicken thieves alarm Reich at Montevue home
Mr Isaac Reich of Montevue reed awoke Sunday night to a break in his chicken house. He fired his pistol at intruders who then fled, leaving behind two chickens and a beetle wrung from the house. Reich keeps a gun ready for midnight visitors.
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Isaac Reich
Montevue Reed
Reich
Tnig
Mr. Reich
Defoe
James Trimble
Daniel Dafoe
Robinson Crucoe
Country Place
Cacil County
Maryland
Traveler
Daniel Defoe
Crusoe
Delaware Historical Society
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Mr. Trimble
Pennsylvania
Society of Friends
Revival Meeting At Koontz Chapel From Buckeystown Pastor
Revival services led by Rev. H Brunner of Buckeystown are conducted at Koontz Chapel as earnest prayers proceed for a religious revival in the time honored church. The item notes energetic efforts, diocesan tone, and local clergy involvement amid community religious activity.
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Koontz Chapel
H.brunner
Buckeystown
Fhe
Kohlman
Agricultural Fair board fixes site for machinery hall
The Agri cultural Society met at the Fair Grounds on Saturday afternoon to set a site for the new machinery hall at the west end. No decision on the WGTU booth. Mr Louis Clingan to decide in a few days. The ladies booth, once used by Mr Wm Surprey, carries a $75 rental, while another party offers $150. both offers under consideration.
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The
Agriculturel Society
Faw
Louis Clingan
Wm. Surprey
Ward
Homecoming of Dr. Apple at Franklin and Marshall College
Frederick’s son reports from Lancaster that Dr. Thomas G. Apple, president of Franklin and Marshall College, returned from Europe to a hero’s welcome. A brass band, barouche, four black horses, and illuminated campus scenes framed the procession to his residence as students extended a warm address of welcome.
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Lancaster
Frederick
Franklin and Marshall College
Happareee Hain
the News Pub. Co
Frenzlin
Thomas G. Apple
Europe
Jane
New York
Iron Horse
Chestnut Street
West
Chesinet
Charfott
Jamesta College
A. M. Schmidt
Heological Seminary
Local notices and hospitalities mix with health ads
A crowded column lists guests, visits, and social items as residents and outsiders frequent East Petrie Street and local churches. It blends health tonics and household advice with updates on church repairs, civic projects, and a bridge construction plan at Point of Rocks.
Harvest Moon and a Fatal Track Accident in Montgomery County
September weather and the harvest moon are described, then Elisha Moberly, 23, of Barnesville, is killed near Dickerson Station by a westbound train. His body is found in a mangled state. authorities note the engineer likely did not see him. Funeral arrangements follow. a coroner’s inquest exonerates the railroad.
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Elisha Moberly
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Dickerson
Hagerstown
Bine
Yary
Glynn Hays
Fremor
J. E.paytor
J. W. Cowher
Ehan Beall
W. C. Crown
Lyeugus Eagle
J. P. Walker
EM His
Lether Cresei
Dr. Wood
J. W. Brown
Alez. Jamison
Woo
Reunion notes and veterans gather at Antietam markers
At Antietam about 135 veterans of the 130th Pennsylvania held their first regimental reunion in Sharpsburg with Levi Marsh elected president and John S. Lowe vice president. Speeches by Marsh Hay and others followed. A 1889 York reunion is planned. Separately veterans of the 125th Pennsylvania held a reunion in Antietam Hall with remarks by Wallace Lane Hicks and others. A Bloody Lane area detail and a ghostly Donker Church position are noted. The Twenty third and One Hundred and Seventh York Regiments visited Antietam. a planned monument shaft by the 107th will honor battlefield positions. Heavy rains disrupted some activities but did not hurt the program.
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Corres
Nce
New
Mies
Mamie Warner
J. L McMaster
Walter Roderick
U.S. Printing Office
Washington
Mary Cook
Boarder's Delight
East End
Dear Old
Liberty
Meers
B.F. Hammaker
Howard Tromas
Hanover Fair
Luther Welsh
Kansas City
East Linden
Sidney Sappington, Jr
Washington, D. C
Clinton Maynard
Wiscnester
TG. Maynard
F.C. Norwood
Frederick
Harvey Lease
Enberry
James Sappington
Teyle
Maynard
Libon
Spest
T. G. May
CG. C. Dadrear
Woo
Oine
Liberty Time
Auste Bowhan
Air J.P. Jones
Near Liberty
Muse
Randolph Willems
Piney Hill
Maggie Starr
Ada Devilbies
Rebecca Sneadner
Wm. Cram
Robert Gorsuch
Father Gwynn
Ches. Smaith
Ane Oider Press
Liberty Cornet Band
HH. S. Wagner
Antietam
130Th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Sherpeburg
Grand Army
Levi Marsh
York
John S. Lowe
Carlisle
Bi. Wistler
C. W. Spangler
Maate
John Hay
Carlile
Cumberland Counties
French
Digieon
Sumner
Bloody Lane
Nimely
125Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Blair
Huntingdon Counties
Antietam Hall
Sharpsburg
W. W. Wallace
Philadelphia
F.H. Lane
Hunitington
J.C. Hicks
Altoora
J.C. Ricks
Barbara Fritchie
Jacob Higgins
Justin
Mansfeld
Donker Church
Danker Church
N. M. Crane
A. S. Diven
Sevsnik
Yellow Fever Relief Fund Deluge of Contributions
Donations for the Yellow Fever Relief Fund continue pouring in through the week with sizable gifts reported. Local groups and churches pledge support while appeals urge broader participation as event plans form for the Hagerstown Fair and related fundraisers.
Kuzkel Will Leaves All To Widow Mary Kunke
The last will and testament of Jobo Sunkel, deceased, filed in Orleans Court. All property, real and personal, and interests, located anywhere, devised to his wife Mary Elizabeth Kunke, to be sole executrix. Will dated 1877. Witnesses: Jos G. Wilson, F G C Aston, Wm. B Wilson. Estate valued at about 5200 dollars.
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Mr. Kuzkel
Jobo
Orleans
Ctircy
Mary Elizabeth Kunke
Jos G. Wilson
F. CG
Aston
Wilson
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Septial Pet Sale
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Boston
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Charlestown
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Burlington
J.J. Burton
Bangor
Q -Ayer
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Caiicoo
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