Weather summary for early September by the Weather Bureau
General conditions report warm trend across the nation with a rapid barometer fall in the Northwest and a rise in the Minnesota district. Local showers cited from Middle Atlantic States to Lake region, warmer New England to the Dakotas, then cooler toward the Pacific. High and low pressure systems move eastward at about 60 miles daily with winds around fronts and variable from the southeast to northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Galo Valley
At- Tanile
Middle States
Orr
Win -Watch
Farm For Sale Advertised By Hamilton Lindsay
Farm for sale appears in a classified listing alongside ads for pipes and a job girl wanted at 81 West Second Street. Mentions of American Ba t Co and several names such as Ernest Heltenstein C N Trundle O L Hartnock appear in the damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Lindsay
Soo
B.a T_ Co
Mitano
Snc
Ernest Heltenstein
C. N. Trundle
O. L. Hartnock
Second St. Farms
Purely Personal Travels and Local Visits Reported
Miss Martha Romman leaves Liberty for Wayneaboro Pennsylvania to spend time with relatives. Mrs O M Sweadver and Mrs Gilmore Van Fossen and their young sons depart Liberty for a two week visit to Laurel and Washington. Joseph W Sefven his wife son and daughter of Thurmont arrive in Paris on the 30th for a three or four month European tour. Mrs C J Carmack of Baltimore is visiting Mrs John Jones Thurmont. Jacob Rohrback and a Washington trip noted. J D Hendrickson from The Model reports return home planned tonight. Robert Tyson and Holmes Baker of this city enroll at Western Maryland College. Anne Moss of this city visits Harmsville and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Romman
Liberty
Wayneaboro
O. M. Sweadver
Gilmore
van Fossen
Little Sons
Laurel
Washington
Thurmont
Paris
Europe
C. J. Carmack
Baltimore
John Jones
Jacob Rohrback
Second Street
J. D. Hendrickson
Robert Tyson
Holmes ‘Baker
Western Maryland College
Anne Moss
Harmsville
Republican Delaplaine for Orphans Court Urged by Reader
Letters from readers urge Theodore C. Delaplaine as a Republican candidate for the Orphans Court to unite party factions and win Democratic votes. The writer praises his long service, integrity, and suitability, urging lifting politics to a higher plane and public service. Also notes a sermon by Rev. B. Castle, a Liberty church reflector arrival, and a prose ad for laxative syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Hewe
Frederick County
Theodore C. Delapisine
Orphane’ Court
Mary Antler
Delaplaine
Voree
Electric railway plan touted from Washington to Gettysburg
Prospectus by Montgomery County residents at the Lyceum in Sandy Springs, with Alexander Darderacn of Washington detailing a proposed electric line from Washington to Gettysburg. Meetings in Lay Hill and Sandy Springs rallied support, outlining routes via Kensington, Chevy Chase, Burnt Mills, Silver Springs, and Brookland. Anderson, initially hired by Westminster area citizens, argues the line would shorten travel to 72 miles, reduce fare, and spur prosperity, with Governor Brown backing the project and a special charter secured for future organizing in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tbe
Mostgomery
Washington
Crergeborg
Lay Hill
Lay Bo
Kensington
Anderson
Citzens
Westminster
Anderton
Gettysburg
Lme
Washington Ava
Gettysbarz
Rhode Teland
Colombia
Bandy Spring
Chevy Chase
Roth Creek
Burnt Milla
Bilver Springs
Brightwood Road
Brookland
Knove Island
United States
Brown
Maryland
Washington City
Feld
BRIEF BITS SAGA AND SHIFTS IN GLOBAL EVENTS
A jumble of short items notes Sagar as a Hawaii king in labor plans, a feminist group forming in France, two famous hotels sold in London and Paris, and local schooling costs. Also mentions a jail relic find, new construction, Democratic primaries, a singer’s upcoming show, Canada’s debt, fair boards, an Elder hurt in Haerstown, cholera rolls, a gypsy caravan, autumn arriving, and church officials fencing or riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Sagar
Hawaii
Faily
Chamber of Deputies
Mesara
Clovis
Hugues
Daylilies
Julien
An Eisiat Faret
Claridge’s
Longon
Meurice’s
Paris
Eloge
Hagerstown
Junior Fire Company
Martinsberg
Steaw Bate
Mary Bell
Belit
East Fourth Street
Masons Hays
Charles Cashour
Third Street
Thermont
Migs Sacha Whiteford
Canada
Frederick
D. Z. Stoner
Haerstown
Ziberty
Liberty Honday
France
Sena
Chalons
Mende
Berlin
Smiths Station
Tinger
Boyd’s
Local baseball game recounts quirky celebrations in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky on a Wednesday East game between Local St Louis and Tom Gitrloger, a centerfielder Wright unexpectedly rolled a baby carriage toward Git Stepped to the plate. A three month old boy was born to Gir ringer and gift admired by friends and admirers. About 700 spectators attended the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Loaisville
St Louis
Tom Gitrloger
Wright
Girringer
Barn Struck by Lightning Near Creek and Wagon Incident
During a heavy fall the lightening struck the barn of Elder Wan H. Frapkie at some Creek. The barn was nearly spared as the lightning ran down a corser post and did not contact hay or straw. The horse on a stepring wagon was knocked down but not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan H. Frapkie
Seme Creek
John Ecker
Republican County Convention at City Hall Tomorrow
The Republican county nominating convention will assemble at City Hall tomorrow at 10 o'clock to nominate a candidate for sheriff. State's attorney Chase Yevelot, members of the House of Delegates, three judges of the Orphan's Court, and a surveyor will be present. The News will report proceedings up to press time. a later edition will cover adjournment news if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County
Aberiff
Chase Yevelot
House of Doeygatea
Padgea
the Orphan’s Court
Accident at Missionary Church services involving Cramer and Harbaugh
On Thursday last week Br. Edward Cramer of Liberty, riding home from protracted services at the Missionary Church, fell when his horse’s bit blew off. Charles Harbaugh and Miss Angleberger, driving a cart, approached as Cramer’s horse reared and touched Harbaugh’s horse. The harness broke and the horses went free, with the horse soon dragged under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
Edward Cramer
Liberty
Masionat & Church
Charles Harbaugh
Mies Angleberger
Fall injures rider on Myereriile to Zintlestown road
Monday afternoon a rider, Mr. Jacob Dautrow, fell from his horse along the Myereriile to Zintlestown route. The horse struck a large stone, throwing him and fracturing both bones below the knee. He was carried to William Shenk’s barn and later to his home by Capt. Jacob Koogle, with Dr. B. Davis of Boansboro tending the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neg Broker
Jacob Dautrow
Myereriile
Zintlestown
William Shenk
Jacob Koogle
8. &. Davis
Boansiro
Local Fire Insurance Firm Change Hands in Frederick
Mr. Ernest Helfenstein, a leading Freder ick young man, has sold his interest in the fire insurance business to CL Hartsock. The office and goodwill were transferred this morning and the firm will continue the same line of business with renewed vigor and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Helfenstein
Frederick
CL. Hartsock
Hartsock
Discovery of pulp by hornet inspires Sonentel material era
Indebted to the hornet for its discovery of pulp, a scientist notes the insect builds a pulp from wood bits. After examining the hornet nest, it is concluded that if the insect can produce pulp, it could be scaled up. This insight leads to the development of Sonentel material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Ceme
Large land owner adds new farm to estate
Dr Sidney Bappington of Liberty, a leading county landowner, now holds about 3 806 acres locally and statewide. His holdings include the recently acquired Bosgess farm near the Coppermines, noted for fertile soil and strong farming reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Bappington
Liberty
Saya the Banner
Bosgess
Coppermines
Bridges Damaged By Heavy Rain In Mapleville Area
Heavy rain washed away the Wooden bridge over the Lingan near Mapleville. Tolbert's branch bridge between Unionville and Linganore was washed from its foundations. Both bridge foundations were damaged and Tolbert's branch also suffered further damage from high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleville
Wlouaon Tolbert
Unionville
Linganore
Tolbert
Will Viett at the Frederick Fair and local visits
The Pandianos of the three political factions are expected to visit the approaching Frederick Fair. Pro bidomists may hold a meeting during their visit. Prof. J. R. Taneybill resigns as principal of Unionville Academy and recommends his assistant Miss KE. Vernon as successor. Mt. Airy hosts two new educational institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
J. R. Taneybill
Unionville Academy
KE. Vernon
Taneyhil
Mountain View Seminary
Mt. Airy
Delegates Named For Republican Nominating Convention
Full list of delegates organized by towns and counties with names such as Backeyetown Frenk Garrison and Middletown. A primary vote tally follows listing McBriie Lease Urner Harp Hinka Hidebarger and others. Marriage licenses note William F Main and Netle E Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County
Backeyetown
J. A. Odcissbmand
D.P. McKineey
Hesabaew
Minor Harris
Frenk Garrison
K. Harrison
A. T. Carter
Pablo Compaer
P. Wright
W. H. Srests
Robert Padeger
Dans Viane
Jos. Baker
J. Scott Vothermaz
W. B. Krenve
Frederick
BH. Benthozer
Dr C
Gadel
George Buely
MT. der
A. Wedaaernd
0Be Mealer
Juslan
J. Kine
Wo. Newz
Freee Costenz
Seal
George H. Zoomermar
Shafer L Retads
E A Crane
George 3. Betney
Wileo
C. Vasur
Benj. Groff
B. H Doub
M. T. Kemaburg
G. C. Gardner
J. E Lotz
A & Ramsburg
W.W Douab
C. D. Biser
Chas. Kepler
L. F. Kefauver
Jno
R. Blickenataft
A. L. Johnson
David Barkman
Leopard Grossnickel
George C. Shepley
H. 0. Ridenoor
John A. Mangana
P. E. Fry
Emory Fry
Urbana
Wo. Wiliams
D. W. Darrow
F. Garria
J. C. DO. Harris
Yeaae Rolling
Wm. H. Harm
Emanuel Monshauer
James &. Roberts
Alfred B. Roberts
Isaac Butler
Augustus Eialer
Jacob Kinz
Alonso Benner
Grant Stitely
Howard Norwood
Albert Stitely
C. E. Dadrear
James Fritz
New Market
M. P. Wood
John W. Sullivan
C. M. Riggs
John P. Jones
Thomas Bennett
Albert Cashour
Baker
J. L. P. Mount
W. G. Miller
Wm. Gookerly
Edward Cram
John L. Watkens
Thomas Cling
W. L. Wagner
Frank Waltz
Hoovers
Wm. Alexander
ME Sheffer
L. D. Crawford
Cheater Bauver
Barney Buhrman
Charles Boyer
Gideon Toms
H.poms
Albert Anderson
John Ambrose
Ulysses
M.D. Butt
Petersville
G. M. Buman
W. Porter
D. Gardner
A. W. Bratt
BE. A. Barnard
G. Zemminty
J. Hench
Z., T. Bianteer
G. A. Williams
J. Ml. Morrison
W. A. Gardner
J. Flook
J. H. Milter
Dr. M. Srmerman
Wm. Cuccall
Lewis A. Kolb
David R. Brauffer
Luther Lease
Howard Moliizan
Wm. N. Toad
F. Dleen Palit Nothwees
QA. Rivodefans
Pollipeberger
David A. Baker
Haward D. Buckey
Jefferson
Milton G. Rice
P. R. Carver
L.O. Whip
Walter Doty
John H. Oiler
A.D. Ys K. Remaburg
Calvin Fry
Wm. F. Rice
T. C. Keller
C. B. Hemp
Geo. Smith
Samuel Dixon
Mechanicstown
A. Lynn
Charles Bedsten Ootsol
BR. Rouzer
BA P.T. Mathiss
Wo. Freeze
George Layman
Charles Dean
Abram Zentz
H. B. Gernand
John Lander
C. E. Kefanver
Mw. Birely
D. Miller
Thomas Gorsuch
Nelson Wilhide
R.A. Freshour
Maurice Rouzer
Frank Zimmerman
P. N. Hammeker
W. J. Cramer
H Olay Ander
J.corer
John Boot Jackson
Tillman Grosaniele
Isaiah Moser
T.M. Brandenburg
Wm. J. Koser
Geo. W. Moesz
Josiah Honpt
Elmer Toms
D. C. Schildinecht
Jobnrvilis
John W. Smith
L. C Shoemaker
F. J. #. Miller
C. W. Strasburg
E.G. Haugh
A. L. Wolfe
Samuel A. Sibeley
Wm. Burall
Jacob Hyder
Woodvila
Wm. A. Hood
Geo. E. Hood
John Sullivan
John Alridge
D. Mitee Lewis
Wm. Aljames Alchoff
Chas. Cana Singanore
Peter Dudderer
H. A. Nicodemus
Peter Lugenbeel
Wm. Ecker
Martin Devilbiss
C. & Carlisle
HB. H. Devil
Elias Groshon
Elijah Stall
Wm. B. Green
J. A. Haugh
J.B. Hines
Harry Baez
Calvin Bowers
Elmer Powe
Tuscarora
William F. Main
Tuscaroa District
Netle E Jones
Washington County
Methodist Laymen Addressed for Church Membership Expansion
Baltimore committees prepare a global address urging laymen to join church membership and participate in annual conferences. The message will be sent to all lay electoral conferences worldwide and used at the general conference. A preaching commission will also issue an address with committee members including Rev Dr Townsend Rev J A Price and Rev A J Gil from Baltimore and others from Washington and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cherch
General Conference
4. T. Townsend
Sella Brothers Tonic Tour Promises Big Circus Spread Tomorrow
The Sella Brothers circus announces a major exhibition with Bell Brothers, claiming unrivaled size and merit. The show, in its swanty fourth year, touts originality and enterprise while arranging rail excursions at reduced rates for the Big Show day. Ground options near East Patrick Street are discussed as Marian and Ephraim Sella arrive Fredrick to finalize tomorrow’s site. Orphans Court notes probate for Kya M Hines and Mary Helen Bussey release filing for David Wertheimer administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sella Brothers
Bells Brothers
Adrass Porepaugh
P. T. Barnum
Selle Brothers
Sells Bros
United
Notr
Burera Field
East Patrick Street
Marian
Frederick
Ephraim Sella
RYMEMEAL MARRIED AT PEARRE'S CHAPEL NEAR UNIONRILLE
Miss Leah Ennor of Sams Creek wed Mr. J Edgar Barnes of New Windsor yesterday at Pearre's Chapel near Unionville. The couple announced their wedding in the local register, exchanging vows in a simple ceremony attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Ennor
Sams Creek
J. Edgar Barnes
New Windsor
Pearre
Local Insurance Agency Sold to Ernest Hefenstein
C L Easmack announces the sale of his insurance business at 24 West Patrick Street to Ernest Hefenstein who will continue operations from the same location. He plans to stay brief with the old patrons, urging continued patronage and offering prompt service during a transition period. Also mentions reduced rail excursion rates to Atlanta for the Exposition and related ticket options over the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hefenstein
West Patrick Street
Hoelfenstein
C. L. Easmack
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Harper's Ferry
Oxpress Autumn Neckwear Display Promises Low Prices
Las evening's Oxpress offers a handsome Gent's neckwear assortment in the city. Neckwear priced at 25 cents, with finer items at 50 cents. Also featuring carpets including Ingrains and Tapestries at competitive prices, promising better value than rivals.
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the Daily News
Alesseder the Great
Pelz
Medewesee Av
Waarrvoror
D.C
Rev. B
B. Castle
U. B
M. P
Leoni
Henry Boller
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Brotherhood of St Andrew
Young Men's Nonety of the
Eptecopsl
Louisville
Orgentestion
Mollie Miller
Alexander Miller
Wilson
Old Barkart
James Longstreet
Chattanoogs
Barbara Fritchie
Bertaie
Antietem
Satusday
Shriner
Ceresville
AMD
Rymeneal
D. EH Best
D. H. Buzsis
Si Korte Market ST
Mulliniz & Kemp
Muon & Ku
John Hendeiockson
IRCR
Arckweam
Niswingi
Dresden
Evyer
John Henoniozson
F. VY. Staub
U ™ Beiitzs
F . V. Srava
North Mabeet Street
North Mareet
Lebeh
Cere
Ossian Wlesce
Dow. Baozzii
U. RO
U .Ho
U. AO
the Railing Grocery CO
Joeen A. Kennedy
Rodock & Meedic
Ebe
Rudoce & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sone
A. T. Rice & Sox
North Market Street
Frederick, Mé
James E. Walker & CO
Walere & CO
Frisstley
Jas. HK
Waens
LR I Eisenbauer
Eiserhauer
Eibenbauer
Cuy
Higenhauer
Hesubeuer
Hartholossy
Rochester
N.Y
Apollo
National Capital Brew CO
BAY View
C. B. Evans & Sons
Aqua
John A.C. Lippa
West Patrick and
Tvisgrap
Frederick, Ma
Plumbine An Gaserrr Inc
George H. Wiener
Asp
Paine
Sormes
Trovszanes
ATH
Kratly
Kennedy
North Malksy Street
Attorneys-At-Law
H. Dorbey Eychson
Attornet-At-Law
Solicitor
Chancery
Aa Solicitor II Chancery
Court Houses
Frederick, Md
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