Autumn Tours From Pennsylvania Railroad
Two short autumn tours offered by the Pennsylvania Railroad depart New York September 29 and Philadelphia October 19. Each ten day trip visits Gettysburg Blue Mountain Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Grottoes Shenandoah Valley Richmond and Washington. Roundtrip costs 55 from New York 53 from Philadelphia with proportional rates from other points. Tours led by a Tourist Guide and a lady chaperon with parlor car trains.
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Fomrmathes
P. Ri
Pennaylvania
New York
Pholedelphia
Getysburz
Biue Mountain
Warey Caverns
Shenandoah
Richmond
Washington
Vernon
Philadelphia
Posou
Indy
Broadway
Broad Street Station
Breakdown at Mesara Keiler yard disrupts coal cart
One wheel of a coal cart from the yard of Mesara Keiler, Newman & Co., came off this morning in the alley beside the Convent between Emer Church and Second Street. The driver had to obtain another cart to continue work.
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Mesara Keiler, Newman & Co
Emer Church
Second
Frederick to Braddock Heights Tour Narration
A retro travel narrative describes a route from Carroll Avenue to Braddock Heights, detailing landmarks and viewpoints along the way. The trip mentions Mount Olivet Cemetery, the Market and Cluiy Opera House, the Court House site, Brower's Alley, and the Hanshew house, concluding with Braddock Heights observatory views and a grand late afternoon banquet in Fredericktown.
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Carroll Avenue
Baltimore
Washington
Ohio
Frederick
Neidwart's
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Market
Cluiy Operas House
Court House
City Hotel
George Washington
Barbara Fritchle
China
Court Street
Daughters of the Revolution
Court Pack
Brower’s Alley
Patrick Sitess
Carroll Creek
Auntie Bish
Hanshew
Barbara Fritchie
Bentz Street
Bentstown Bill
Ramberg
Hilarious reminiscences of old patriots at Fredericktown
The passage recalls a patriotic procession with a car in national colors, crowds cheering, and a lively scene around Buckner and Palmer. It notes visitors at the Heights commenting on the flag, mentions widows and widowers among the party, and ends with plans to attend Washington’s Farewell Address and a Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention.
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Bentrtown
McKinley
Geo
Bryan
Palmer
Buckner
Fredericktown
Washington
Farewall
Park
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Fire destroys buggy on Catoctin Mountain drive
Calvin R. Belier and Elmer Shafer visited William Belar near Braidocs Helgsis on Gundsy night. The buggy caught fire while residents were away. a passerby alerted the home and neighbors Keller and Shafer found the lap spread, seat and back burned after a cigar sparked the blaze. The district notes total amendments totaling $43,890.64 with exemptions in Catoctin.
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Calvin R. Belier
Elmer Ghafer
Middletown
Catoctia
William BH. Beler
Braidocs Helgsis
Keller
Shafer
Four German churches In Baltimore To Celebrate October
Mrs Agnes E Black English temperance speaker noted in Baltimore. A new pipes organ built in Protestant Episcopal Church of Brat michael and All Angels. Senator Wilkinson of Marys county aids two colored men on oyster police. Epplers assigned for creditors. Lillie Ashley six struck by trolley at Eastern avenue and Third street Highlandtown. City Council committee plans entertainment for Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. Coles seeks reversal of Baltimore custom house expense reductions. Central district police seek man shot near Louis Knoche’s cash drawer. Ex Governor McLant Maryland says he will vote for Moore under current conditions. Supreme Bench overrules motions in Basey Murphy cases and others.
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Baltimore
Agnes E. Black
Protestant Episcopal Church
Br.atchael and All Angels
Senator Wilkinson
Mary's County
John and
Henry Eppler
C. Eppler & Sons
Coppera and
Barrel Dealers
Lillie Ashley
Eastern Avenue
Third Street
Highlandtown
City Council
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Coles
Shaw
Lous Knoche
Granby Street
McLant
Maryland
Democratic Party
Supreme Bench
Richard and Charles Basey
Michael Murphy
Prophetic Spider in Waereeche Garden Weaves Presidential Hints
The Catoctin Clarion notes a garden spider weaving a web with faint markings that readers interpret as hints about the presidential outcome. The scarred speckled arachnid’s markings spark debate over whether they predict William or Woodrow-like leaders, while locals claim the spider carries the election’s mood.
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L R. Waeeeche
Willism
William
W.ml
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Congreda
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Tennessee
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Key
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Wales
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Pen Mar
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Montevoe
Mt. Olivet
Church Epires
South Mountain
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America
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Heffner
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Nobby
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Catoctin
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Geo. A. Gilbert
Middletown Public School
Aca
Middletown Register
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Best St
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Feaderici
Renner & Kewip
James H. Gambrill
Hagerstown
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Hoss
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South HA
Etchisons
Etchicon's
Etchison
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South Market St
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