In History on Sept 18 Daily News highlights
The issue notes Columbus west of the Canaries with strong winds and pure air, the Pret partiden of Puland and Austria Prussia territorial gains, Washington laying the cornerstone of the original capital, the New York crash signaling hard times, Marian Sefton a famed actress dies at Navesink Highlands, Captain Allyn Capron, famed for El Caney bombardment, dies at Fort Myer.
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Columbus
Canaries
Puland
Hustla
Ausdria
Prussia
Capitol
General Washington
Marian Sefton
America
Navesinkighlands
N. J
England
Allyn Capron
el Caney
Fort Myer
Virginia
CONDITION OF THE CROPS IN MARYLAND FARMS
The Maryland section reports damp early week hindered curing tobacco and second hay crop, cool weather delaying corn maturity, then general improvement. Severe thunderstorms struck Cecil and Talbot counties with barn burnings. a hailstorm damaged Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Western Maryland threshing nears completion. oats light. corn irregular and below normal. wheat sown slowly. Pastures abundant but dairy quality concerns. Apples plentiful, peaches scarce, pears scarce, grapes variable, tomatoes light in many areas. Potatoes rot impairs yields. sweet potatoes good. sugar corn failing in parts. turnips promising. cabbages fair to good.
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Maryland
United States Department of Agriculture
Cecil
Talbot
Cecil County
Lancaster County
Talbot County
Faiz
Law Grip and Local Incidents in Frederick Area
William Mansfield, a stranger in Frederick, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Carter for vagrancy and sent to jail by Justice Wood. Joan Crabbs faced contempt for abusing his wife, jailed on $200 bond for appearance before the grand jury. A B&O mail train delay occurred due to track obstructions between Barnesville and Tuscarora. An advertisement likens a towery speaker to admiration without conviction.
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Justice Wood
William Mansfield
Frederick
Carter
Joan Crabbs
Shaw
Yellow Springs
Barnesville
Tuscarora
Porter brick contract awarded for Market Street paving
At a city meeting the Aldermen chose Porter brick over Mack brick for paving Market streets from Patrick to All Saints for 210 per square yard. Bids favored Fritchey Sons though Mack brick would cost Connor 206 per yard. tests ranked Porter eighth. Additional incentives offered if work finished early.
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Market
Patrick
All Saints’ Street
J. A. Fritchey & Son
Mack
John J. Connor
Philadelphia
T. Chalkley Hatton
Porter Block
van Port
Clearfield
Wimber
John J. Ganner
Mack Block
McAvoy
Montello
Chrch
Moesars
Fritchey
Connor
Moenars
Frighey
John LT. Clarksor
Hagerstown
Porter
Forter Company
Clarkson
Messrs
Pritchey
John Ed. Sobel
Board of Aldermen
East Church
East Third Streets
Mesars
Purely Personal Visitors and Travel Notes in Frederick
Local social notes list Mr J F Kreb in Baltimore on business and Mr George A Dean from North Market Street spending time at Atlantic City. Several residents return from visits, host relatives, or plan winter stays in Baltimore and Frederick. Names include Mrs Samuel Small Mrs John Mehbrling Mrs John H Cook and children Mr William Beard H Sullivan Messrs Henry E and George F Kindel Jr Miss Maulsby and Miss Mary Maulsby Misses Sallie McKerven Grave Winklemann Louise Airus Luke A Staley Bettie Biehl Mrs George Houck Edward Moritz Charles Osbs and families.
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J. F. Kreb
Baltimore
George A. Dean
North Market Street
Atlantic City
Samuel Small
Philadelphia
John Yinger
John Mehbrling
John H. Cook
Frostburg
Charles Smallwood
William Beard
Washington, D.C
H. Sullivan
Piedmont Marble Works
Piedmont
W.vs
Frederick
Henry E
George F. Kindel, Jr
Flonttown
George Mehrling
East Second Street
Maulsby
Bettie Biehl
Cincinnati
Alsp
Brast
George Houck
Harmony Grove
C. T. Beinecke
Washington, D. C
George 5. Houck
Edward Moritz
Charles Osbs
Valley View Cottage
Braddock Heights
David Kolb
Local Market Update on Grain Prices
The Mountain City Mill lists today’s market quotes for corn at 2.55 per barrel and 0.37 per basket shelled. No. 2 red wheat is 0.77 with steamer 0.70 per bushel. Osts show 0.00 per basket. A News advertisement pays.
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Mountain City
Republican nominations strengthen Maryland ticket in Baltimore convention
The Republican state convention in Baltimore nominated A Williams of Harford for Governor Lemuel E P Donale of Somerset for Comptroller and Gav White lock of Baltimore city for Attorney General The platform denounces the Democratic administration praises Roosevelt backs oyster bottom planting road improvement and school sewerage expansion while pledging primary and anti corruption laws The article also profiles Williams a Harford lawyer and former Maryland senator and White lock a Baltimore lawyer with long civic ties.
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Roosevelt
Rivera
Baltimore City
Maryland
George A. Pearre
John B. Hanns
Harford County
State Central Committee
Accidents Hurt Two at Local Works and Tabernacle
Louis Lipps of Palmetto Fibre Works lost his right arm at the elbow in a planing machine accident while tightening a bolt. He was aided by coworkers and transported home for treatment by Dr. Goodell and Dr. Hendrix. Miss Rachel McNally fractured her right leg when seats collapsed at Dr. N W Tracy's Tabernacle Tent on West Fourth Street. Dr. Hedges applied splints and she recuperates at home with her physician Dr. Burck. Senator Dennis, a Worcester and Somerset alumnus and former state senator, is noted for his background and affiliations including the Methodist Episcopal church and Masonic lodge.
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Louis Lipps
Palmetto Fibre Works
Mr. Lipps
Mr. Lippe
Eilew
Mr. Lippe Wen
O. B. Goodell
Dr. Goodell
N. W. Tracy
Weat Fourth Street
Rachel McNally
Hedges
Miss McNally
East South Street
Burck
Seseloun
Dennis
Worcester
Somerset
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Fraternity
Jewish Holidays Honor High Holy Days and Feasts
The article outlines Rosh Hashana marking the new year on Sept 22, the Day of Atonement a fast day of humility, and the Feast of Tabernacles eight days of rejoicing. It describes the shofar blast, ritual fowl sacrifice, and the practice of dwelling in booths during Sukkot.
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Israel
Funeral of Miss Eleanor Potts Held at All Saints Church
The funeral for Miss Eleanor Potts was held at 4 pm with services at her residence and All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church. Rev Osborne Ingle officiated. A large crowd attended. U D G members joined in procession. Interment followed at Mount Olive cemetery. A T Rice & Sons directed arrangements.
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Eleanor Potts
Potts
Church
Court Streets
Osborne Ingle
All Saints” Protestant Episcopal Church
U. D.G
Lucy Eisenhawer
Jesus
Johnson
Frederick Smith
Baltimore
William Johnson
Cadwalader Woodville
Washington
D. C
W. Ross, Jr
Edgar Worthington
Hagerstown
Mount Olive Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frugal ads and notices scattered in Frederick issue
A cluttered page shows financial figures for banks and deposits, a sheriff candidacy notice from William A. Craum of Walkersville, a Frederick county excursion offer to Washington and Baltimore, carpet and rug display promotions, and various sales pitches for garments and coffee products with dates around 1903.
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Frederick County
William A. Craum
Walkersville
Woman Shot by Boy While Driving Near Middletown
Mrs Harlan Schildtknecht of the foot of South Mountain was seriously wounded when a 12 year old boy, handling a target gun, fired at her from the steps of his brother in law John Jones home as she passed near Reno mountain summit. Doctors could not remove the bullet. The boy claimed he was loading when the gun discharged.
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Harlan Schildtknoecht
Harlan Schidtknecht
South Mountain
Middletown
Benevola
Warhington County
Reno
John Jones
Mra Schildtknecht
Conaciongneas
Ten Nights in a Bar Room at Tabernacle Tent
Dr Tracy presents an illustrated feature tonight at the Tabernacle Tent with moving pictures and songs portraying saloon life. A silver door offering and reserved seats at 5 cents mark the event. Republican notices list headquarters opening and a club meeting tonight at 9 o'clock. Braddock Heights dances feature cars from Square Corner. Very low excursion rates to Mount Airy for the Grand Democratic Notification Meeting on September 26. Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road agents offer tickets and train times for travels between Harper's Ferry, Washington and Baltimore.
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Dr. Tracy
Tabernacle Tent
Mount Airy
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Main’s Drug
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Yerx Hotel
Chicago Straeks
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Katharine Swan
New York City
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Axminster
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West Franklin Street
Eadawiy
Yd. H. BE. Smith
Masonic Temple
Nicodemus
F. B. Sappington
Attention Republicans
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Broderick District
Duanes E. Saylor
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Minter
Woopwarp
Square Corner
Gem Dining Parlor
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