Weather Bureau Chief Offers Daily Advertisements
W L Moors head of the Weather Bureau appears in a fragmented old newspaper page with various classifieds. The listing includes notices for sale rental and merchandise from local businesses and residents such as Mrs Clara Chew Ezra Houck Jr Geo Wilcoxon and Neidig Miller.
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Wolfe
Irl
South St.ouse
Clara Chew
Ezra Houck, Jr
Jas. P. Kerr
A.Q. BE
Geo. Wilcoxon
Rodogk & Combrella
Shade
Mundry
Monon
Ry Goods Mae
Neidig & Miller
Arnitere
Carty
Weekly News ad page printer notice and deadlines
The Weekly News announces a velve page issue with extensive illustrations and special features. It boasts the largest circulation in Frederick city and county and invites advertisers to submit copy by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 12 noon that day.
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Federick City
Personal News From Frederick Readers Visiting Friends
PURELY PERSONAL, Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Frank Prentis of Washington visiting friends in this city. Mr. Guion Miller of Montgomery only was in Frederick today. Mrs. Lewis Fraley left this morning to visit her sister in Baltimore. Mr. John Rennand family spent Mon evening at Mrs. Florence Hargetts. Mr. and Mrs. A. Walsh Emory, Rosa a Master Cyril Emory, Baltimore, are Thurmont. Miss Laura B. Willard of South Carolina visiting Miss Susie Markey. Mrs. Arthur L. Besley and children returned to Frederick from Atlantic City. Mrs. Nannie Price of Washington guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schley. Mr. J. F. Hargett and wife and Mr. J. Reun and wife spent Sunday at Florence Hargett's. Dr. C. Huston Elliott and wife of Washington visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fearhake. Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbach left for Lancaster to attend funeral of Rev. Thomas G. Apple. Miss Gertrude Greer of Baltimore guest Miss Helen Shipley. Mr. Gavl A. Townsend, newspaper correspondent, of Plain, was in Frederick yesterday. Miss Faith B. Lindsay, daughter of Hamilton Lindsay, is pupil at Stave Normal School at Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Long went to Washington, D. C. this afternoon. Miss Annie Long and Miss Sophia iebking of Baltimore, who have been visiting the Longs, have returned home. Miss Myrtle Moore of Washington has returned home. Jr. Maurice T. Lewis and his wife and little Ruth, of New York, visiting relatives and spent Monday in the city.
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Frank Prentis
Washington, D. C
Guion Miller
Montgomery
Frederick
Lewis Fraley
Baltimore
John Rennand
Florence Hargetts
A. Walsh Emory
Rosa
Cyril Emory
Thurmont
Laura B. Willard
South Rolina
Susie Markey
Second Street
Arthur L. Besley
Atlantic City
Nannie Price
Washington, C
Thomas Schley
F. Hargett
J. Reun
Florence Hargett
C. Huston Elliott
Ashinghton
Fearhake
South Market Street
E. R. Eschbach
Yestery
Lancaster
Thomas G. Apple
Gertrude Greer
Helen Shipley
West Third
Eet
Gavl A. Townsend
Pland
Frederick Sterday
Faith B. Lindsay
Pbamilton Lindsay
Stave Normal School
Itimore
P. E. Long
Ashington
D. C
Ing
Denver
Col
J. J. Kunkel
Harold Wakel
Narragansett
New York
Annuie Long
Sophia Iebking
P E. Long
Myrtle Moore
Washington, D
B. Phebus
Maurice T. Lewis
Ruth
Newtk
The Social World Fair Dance in Junior Hall Friday
The usual dance during Fair week hosted by Frederick will be at Junior Hall on Friday October 11. It promises to be large and a highlight of the season with lively games and dancing until a late hour. A Pleasant Party at 70 East Fourth Street honored Mr and Mrs John Stanton. guests enjoyed games and merriment, later sharing refreshments as hosts were praised for hospitality. Auctioneer Harvey R Lease sold at 2 pm on the premises a Frame dwelling for Alfred ter and Charles Waters trustees, with price around 500 for the property at Point of Rock.
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Noi Frederick
Darby
John Stanton
East Fourth Street
Airs
Stanton
Larvey R. Lease
Rockaalof
Alfred Ter
Charles Waters
Tempo
H. C. Hickman
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Grant
Wuiderness
Petersburg
City Point
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Monosacy Junction
Frederick City
Len. Wallace
Monocacy River
Ricketts
Washington Turnpike
Srength
138Th
Pennsylvania
Veterans Reunion at Monocacy Battlefield Rediscoveres Civil War Bonds
A large gathering of veterans from the 134th Regiment and the 138th Pennsylvania Volunteers returns to Monocacy Battlefield near Frederick to recall the 1864 fight. The reunion includes processions, camp fires, and speeches, with visits to graves at Mt. Olivet Cemetery and reflections on national unity after many decades.
Sisters of Charity Nursed Soldiers from Emmitsburg
A group of Sisters from the Emmitsburg mother house were sent to nurse sick and wounded soldiers. None have returned yet as hospitals still need their aid. One Sister reports soldier sufferings and harsh treatment in camps. Sister Perborle went to Montauk Point weeks ago. no word since.
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Sisters of Charity
Emmitsburg
Hos Pitals
Perborle
Montauk Point
Guilty of Arson Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
Calhoun B. Ray faced trial in Ellicott City Circuit Court for attempting to burn the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad office. He was found not guilty yesterday afternoon. Elmer Wiles and Walter Clark were acquitted on the second count for attempting to burn the buildings. Sentences deferred.
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Calhoun B. Ray
Ellicott City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Elmer Wiles
Walter Clark
Canning season nears close at Frederick McMurray plants
The corn canning season at Frederick factories is nearly over. In recent days lima beans were packed at the McMurray plant and more corn will follow before the season ends. Foreman John Davis reports everything in excellent order and a successful season at the well known establishment.
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Frederick
McMurray
John Davis
Last Day of Summer Portents Cooler Nights Ahead
The note marks the last day of Summer and signals the Antamma season to begin tomorrow. September is expected to be cooler, though last year differed with unusual heat. Recent days hint at a return of Summer, with cooler weather possible at night if sunny days continue.
Tramp Trainer in Jail After Bridge Tragedy Mystery
Suspected man Trainor denies knowledge of the death at the stone bridge last week. He was moved from Montevue Hospital to jail under Sheriff Patteson, while authorities review the case. The remains of the dead tramp were brought to Frederick and buried at Montegue Hospital amid injuries from the incident. The jail physician suspects a revolver wound.
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Montevue Hospital
Patteson
Trainor
Stone Bridge
Treanor
Baltimore
Frederick
Montegue Hospital
Mortgage Foreclosure Sought In Rail Road Reorganization Case
The Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company of Baltimore files a bill in the U S Circuit Court against the railroad company and others under a May 20 1872 mortgage and a December 19 1887 consolidated mortgage. Receivers are sought to manage and sell mortgaged property and to support a court directed reorganization plan.
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U.S
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Ualtimore
Carough Messrs, Steele, Semmies
Carey
Bond
United States
Ratiore
Ohio Hathrout Company
Ceorrie Co Jenkins
Ames Bond
George
Crane
Willi Reyser
Willbun Py Burnse
Mercimtile
Vonproy
New York
Union Trust Company
Bo & Co
Messrs
Cowen
Mamay
Cae Toad
Deaths and Funerals In Westminster Area
The funeral of Clayton Nichols aged fifty was held at 2 AM at his 1013 Hopkins Avenue Baltimore with Rev. Jane Watson and Rev. Harry D. Mitchell officiating. Interment planned in Westminster. Nichols was a longtime Exeter Street Methodist member, Kworth League president and Sunday school teacher. Mrs Rachel Brown, aged 77, wife of Ephrain Brown, died Sept 1 near Clagettville after brief illness. Funeral at Montgomery Chapel Sept 16 conducted by Rev. Wm Norwood and Rev. Columbus Purdum with pallbearers listed. interment in local cemetery. L T Lewis supervised.
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Clayton Nichols
Hopkins Avenue
Baltamore
Janes
Watson
Exeter Strout Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry D. Micehetl
Bethany Methodist Episcopal Church
Westminster
Mr. Nichols
Frederick County
Exyter Street Methodist Episcopal
Kpworth League
tTe Jenynes
New Market
Tbis County
Ach
Rachel Brown
Mgr
Ephrain, Brown
Clagettsville
Wn, Merson
John Bellison
Thomas Phillips
Chapman Clagett
Cornelius Bellison
John Mullinix
L.T. Lewis
Hymeneal Led-Davis at Davis Memorial Church Elkins
Grace Thomas Davis daughter of Ex-Senator Henry G. Davis and Arthur Lee of Richmond Va were married at noon yesterday at Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church Elkins W Va Rev Moses D Hoge of Richmond officiated The bride wore white satin with point lace a diamond crescent and lilies of the valley bouquet Maid of honor Katherine Grace Davis Brown flower girl Ushered by John T Davis John C Owen Richard and Davis Elkins Bridal tour planned to Japan Reception at Graceland Governor Lowndes Hastings Elkins ex governor Jackson General Kyd Douglas and others attended.
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Led—Davis
Grace Thomas Davis
Henry G. Davis
Arthur Lee
Richmond
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
Elkins
W. Va
Moses D. Hoge
Katherine Grace Davis Brown
Kathleen Sheridan
John Sheridan
Mount Savage
Geo. K. Lee
John T. Davis
John C. Owen
New York
Richard and
Davis Elkins
Japan
Base Ball Players Return Home From Minor Leagues
Frederick baseball players who have been fine on minor league teams are back. Arch Stemmell, formerly with Allentown, may get a pitching chance with the Baltimore league team next season. Messia, Thomas Gittonger, Frank Strawsburg, and Carlton Molesworth were active with ball clubs this past summer and played strongly. Independent Drum Band plans ten dances with the first likely during the fair week. Frederick select Orchestra to provide music at Independent Hall for the events.
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Frederick
Arch Stemmell
Allentown
Messia
Thomas Gittonger
Frank Strawsburg
Carlton Molesworth
Ries
Frederick Select Orchestra
Independent Hall
First Goat Killed by Railroad Near Lovaconing
A Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad train fatally struck the first goat known to be killed by any railroad in the Lovaconing area last week. Goats frequent the road and manage to dodge moving cars, but this one could not escape.
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Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Lovaconing
Tunnel Project to B&O Railroad at Mt Surrey Stirs Plans
Receiver Cowen of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad confirms earlier reports that a tunnel will be built at Mt Surrey to bypass a heavy grade. The plan aims to ease locomotive strain and speed up traffic on the line.
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Cowen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mt Sury
Lima beans ship reduced by Baltimore canneries
About two tons of tuna beans were shipped via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Baltimore this morning. Local canneries growing lima beans have cut shipments to other cities and redirected supply.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Local Mention and Notices From The Era
Local note lists K A EO Hasmonwran Senate No 26 resuming regular assemblies Tuesday September 20 at 8 p.m. Signed by Secretary Geo E Witroxox. Also ads for Carpets at George Radock Co and old oak furniture at Carty's Furniture Store. Opera House tonight features Crime of the Polar Star and benefit for author Frank B Rhodes.
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K. A. EO. Hasmonwran Senate
Geo. EL Witroxox
Opera House Tonight
Frank B. Rhodes
Down quilts and comfortables in Frederick ad offer
John Hendrickson announces Whit home essentials for housekeeping with an extensive ad for down quilts comfortables white bed spreads and blankets. He touts softness warmth lightness and value, urging quick purchase from the manufacturer directly for Greater Frederick.
Decorating. The Cramp Decorating Company at work
Philadelphia firm Cramp Decorating Co. decorates and frescoes the interior of the Misses Hoark residence on North Market Short. Also notices a marriage license for William H Woolward and Mary Hill, both colored from Mt. Pleasant. Health ad urges avoiding scrofula taints with Sar sparilla.
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Cramp Decorating Company
Philadelphia
Misses Hoark
North Market Short
William H. Woolward
Mary Hill
Mt. Pleasant
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Monocacy Battlefield
134Th
Monocacy
Thirty-eighth Regiment
Reynolds Post, No. 2
G. A.rb
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Savelock
Emp Hall
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United States Service
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Brandy Station
Locust Grove
Wilderness
Spottsylvania
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Opequan
Fisher’s Fall
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New York Heavy Artillery
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Robert Je Williams
Walbrook
Baltimore County
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Battle of Monocacy
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John H Hunker
Hattie Barrick
Negin S. Burtier
Board of County Commissioners
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Canton
Ohio
Sell’s Ford
Carroll County
Knoxville
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Cramer
Joseph D. Huffer
W.T. Grove
Mount Pleasant
W. H. Cromwell
Orphars’ Court
Joby Ruelsey
Basil V Buxton
Jessa A. Buxton
Catherine Hooper
Elizabeth Titlow
C. P. Smith
Martin T. Nicodemus
Thomas E. R. Miller
Elroy L
Joseph E. Roelkey
John Roelkey
Electric Light Company
James McSherry
Henderson
American Engine Company
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Welsh and
Myers
Alphonso and
Estelle Mar
George Dean
W. H. Doub
North Market Street
Honi
Hood
Criise
Paces
George & Radock & Co
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Wenter
Aller Yeirs
Sutton
Jony Henrickson
Greater Frederick
Name & Ties
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Ealelettiee
Clinton BE. Main
Curse E. May
N. Market St
Braddock Heights
Campbell
Jor. Guimax & Co
Braddock
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
L. B. Mullinte
Portieres
L,. E. Mouime
de Dale
Patiornie
Mons
Gus
Oura
A. T. Rice & Sons
A.T. Rice & Sons
UW North Market Street
V. Staub
Jardineres
Fourth and Market Stree Nationalu i Building
Associatio
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James D. Mason
A. Nob. Prighard
Wm Pustelinant Btork
Baker Johnson
Friderick
Maryland
Jura
Bane
Eneb
the Railing Grocery Co
Market St. Frederick
MB. C. EK
Raussonze
City Grocer
Hetephone
Selton Shafer
Attorney-At-Law NO
East Lexington ST
Baltimore, MD
U. S
And
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Clayton
Keens Hammond Urner
Grner
Keedy & Urner
Love
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Barney
Offlces
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Snehisdawel
P. Levy
Suchestor
Levy
Court Street
Court
Janijdawiy
D. R.o.nicodemus
50 Norte Market Street
University of Maryland
Tei Ody
Marken
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