Brief Bits and Budget of Bright Items of Docs
A mix of notes on local civic matters and curiosities. Registration officers will meet again in October. unregistered voters risk losing votes. Farm and market notes note corn cutting, peaches, rain easing water famine, and sparrows migrating. Local oddities include jokes about oysters and a French joke on popular syllables. A Durham factory ships 12 billion cigarettes to Japan. William Henry West, “Betty,” debuted in London in 1503 at age about twelve, later earning $170,000 in 56 nights. Maine officials discovered a molasses barrel concealing ninety five gallons of whisky threaded through inner and outer barrels. Fairgoers reminisce about what each saw. Dream of insect powder that kills bugs. Merchants stock fall goods. Miss Hanson, abroad, was courted by the Duke of Teck’s son. she preferred America. Local anglers report 204 suckers in Carroll Creek. Representative MeKsig pressed Commissioner Lamarcus for a division chief. D H Routzabn brings home Lord Marmion after Pimlico training. Mac Mesier delivers cabbage heads. Gerard Crawford, Baltimore, visits Frederick with his wagon. C T Kussmaul relocates tobacco store to Court and Patrick streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Japan
William Henry West
Betty
London
Maine
Hanson
Savoy Theatre
Normandy
Duke of Teck
Princess May
America
Richard Lipps
Romer Young
David Freshour
Carroll Creek
West Patrick Street Bridge
O’leary
MeKsig
Lamarcus
The
Land Office
Professor Works
Frederick County
Maryland Agricultural College
D. H. Routzabn
Lord Marmion
Pimlice
Baltimore
Nelson
Local Fair Attendees Register At Maryland Building
Misses Fanny and Clara Landers and others from Mechanicstown Brunswick Jefferson Perry McCleery and more registered Wednesday at the Maryland Building World’s Fair. Mrs Hilton slowly recovers from a recent accident.
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Fanny
Clara Landers
Lee Landers
Mechanicstown
L. Kenney
Brunswick
BE. W
Public whipping of Daniel Jones for wife defeating reported
The Black man Daniel Jones was whipped with thirty nine lashes at the jail after a court convicted him of wife defeating. The sentence, carried out under sheriff Cromwell, took about an hour and left Jones with twenty four or more wounds. Witnesses and ex mayor Bruner note pillory use in county history.
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Daniel Jones
Cromwell
Charles Boutzain
Jones
Jim Jones
Inda
Taz News
Lewis Bruner
Court House
Maryland
Tria
General Assembly of
Code of Public General Laws
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Middletown Obituaries and Notices
Mr Jesse Boyer longtime mail carrier between Frederick and Jefferson died of paralysis aged 72. A brick residence on East Main street was completed for Emory L Coblentz Valley Savings treasurer. Mrs Annie Waters widow of James Waters age about 76 on farm near Harmony Middletown Valley was stricken with paralysis and is critically ill.
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Middletown
Jesse Boyer
Frederick
Jefferson
East Main Street
Emory L. Coblentz
The
Valley Savings and
Annie Waters
James Waters
Harmony
Middletown Valley
Not Guilty After Woman Arrested on Incorrigible Warrant
Laura A Brachey of near Yellow Springs was arrested by Jacob Brengle on a warrant sworn by her father John Brachey and brought before Justice Bartick. The charge of incorrigible was dismissed as she was found not guilty after a 2 o clock hearing. Counsel was P F Pelham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Brachey
Yellow Springs
Jacob Brengle
John Brachey
Justice Bar- Tick
P. FP. Pampel
Painful accident injures worker at ink factory
Miss Claudia Nusz of East Patrick street mashed her thumb badly yesterday while working at the ink factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Nusz
East Patrick Street
Parity Lodge Holds Notable Meeting With Generous Feast
Parity Lodge No. 248 met in the Citizens' National Bank hall with Chief Tempest J. J. Bielfeld presiding. A musical program featured Ode No 7 and other pieces by lodge members, followed by an abundant feast of grapes, cakes, fruit, and drinks, leaving attendees pleased and inspired.
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Parity Lodge
L O.G. T
Citizens’ National Bank
J. J. Bielfeld
Frank Suman
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Lodge
J. P. L. Storm
Octorina
Clarence Z Male
Barbara Fritchle
David L. Rice
H.E W. Storm
Mollie Bartgis
Clarence Z. Matin
Mesusis Storm
Suman
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
A string of brief society items lists residents and visitors across Frederick county and nearby towns. Names include Mamie Hesll Buckeystown Annie Cronise Baltimore and Doretta Newman Cumberland with visits to Washington Frank J Schroeder Avenue and West Patrick Street. People travel to World’s Fair and return home for summer vacations and medical study plans in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Hesll
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Frederick
Daniel Main
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Tillie Hench
Harmony Grove
Florence Geiselman
Walkersville
M. Hench
Henry Fahrney
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
David Main
Buckeystown
Euene Hainer
West Patrick Street
Ednesday
Mamie Main
Ida Hoffman
Washington
Eugens Hafner
C.J. Donsife
Alberton
Woodsboro
Annie Cronise
Baltimore
Doretta Newman
Cumberland
Lon Dell
William D. Manrogs
Death notices for Mrs Brane and Frederick Biser
telegram reports Mrs Henry Brane died in Washington DC leaving two sons Rev I B Brane and Dennis Brane in Washington and a daughter Mrs Edward Schaffer near Shookstown plus other children. Remains to be brought to Mt Olivet Cemetery for interment. Frederick Biser dies at 63 in Myeraville from heart trouble with widow and several children. Funeral Sunday from Lutheran graveyard.
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Brane
W. ¥. Albaugh
Washington, D. C
Henry Brane
Shockstown
Rev. I. B
Dennis Brane
Water Department of
Washington
Edward Schaffer
Shookstown
Amands da
Poffinberger
Myeraville
Regular church meetings and services across area
The quarterly meeting of News of The Churches will be at Quinn M. FE Church next Sunday with Rev W R Arnold of Baltimore as speaker. Utica holds preaching next Sunday the 24th at 1015 am, Zion's in Charlesville at 215 pm by Rev S M Hench. St Pauls Missionary Society meets Sunday evening the 24th at 730 pm. A Ladies Mite Society social at Saint James Lutheran’s Kemp Hall last night was well received with an engaging program.
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Quinn M. FE
W.r.arnold
P.E
Baltimore
Utica
Zion’s Church
Charlesville
S. M. Hench
St. Paul’s Missionary Society
Pleasant
Ladies Mite Society
Saint Jame’s Lutheran Church
Kemp Hall
Curious fish with unusual mouth caught on Carroll Creek
Messrs. David Freshour and Romer Young of West Patrick street caught a small carp on Carroll Creek last night. The fish has a head like other carp but an up and down opening where the mouth should be. It was placed in Riehl's spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Freshour
Romer Young
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Riehl
Retracked freight car on Pennsylvania railroad embankment
A freight car loaded with salt, which ran down an embankment on the Pennsylvania railroad, was retracked the next morning by a railroad employee in view of several witnesses. The incident was reported in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
A&a
Maryland Book Highlights Flags and Frederick County History
A Maryland chapter emphasizes historic flags from Fort McHenry to the Star Spangled Banner and notes on Francis Scott Key. It recounts Frederick County’s waters, population of 49 512, property value 23 613 030, tea party echoes, Taney’s Fredericktonian roots, and local industry from flour mills to vegetable packing.
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Marsland
Maryland
Chicago
Sea
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Rey
Sherman
Calvert
Braddock
Port du Quesne
Frederick
Manaseeso
St Appomattox
Point of Rocks
Georgetown
Frederick County
Peggy Stewart
Annapolis
United States
Roger Brooke Taney
Francia Scott Key
Baltimore
St. Olivet
Frederick City
Middletown
Washington County
Not Guilty Verdict In Liquor To Minors Case
Circuit Court adjourned after the State versus Frank Willard verdict of not guilty for selling liquor to minors. The session closed for the week with next meetings set for Monday at 10 o’clock, civil docket to be taken up then. Incest case against John Long postponed to December term due to counsel illness. several docket items continued and witnesses discharged until term.
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Circuit Court
Frank Willard
Conn
John Long
Bir
J. C. Motter
Social World Their First Soiree At Rose Buds Gala
The Rose Buds held a sociable at the Junior Hall after weeks of prep. Mr and Mrs John Wilson led the promenade with about 40 couples attending. The Wee Sma hours saw lively dancing as Burck’s Orchestra provided music and guests included ladies from Baltimore, Washington and Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Burck
Baltimore
Washington
Martinaburg
Miss Hanlon to Star in New York Company Show
Miss Toma Hanlon and her New York Company perform Saturday September 23. Hanlon, once a joint star with Geo. H Adama, has been abroad three years studying music. Berger wrote the society comedy Her Fidelity for her, weaving a strong role around her talents. Eils Fountainbleau and Edward Warren support. Milo, Rhea company members also in the cast. The scenery is new and shows a down east home exterior titled A Home of Loves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toma Hanlon
New York
Miss Hanlon
Geo. H Adama
Berger
Aliss Eils Fountainbleau
Daniel Fromen
Edward Warren
Milo
Rhea
Koves
Autumnal Equinox Marks Start of Autumn This Year
The autumnal equinox arrives today as the sun enters Libra and the day is said to be equal to night across the globe. Local observations show sunrise at 5:48 AM and sunset at 6:56 PM with slight variations, and Frederick will experience true equal day and night next Monday.
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Libra
Frederick
Democratic Convention Nominees Sought at County Hall
Tomorrow at 11 a m the Democrats meet at Junior Hall to nominate a sheriff candidate six House of Delegates candidates and a county surveyor and to appoint delegates to the State Convention in Baltimore on the 27th instant. Names include Otho J Gaver John Davis Urish Palmer R M Neighbors John Jones. Real estate transfer Emanuel D Whitmore and wife to Ellen Stambaugh 18 acres for 37000. Syrup of Figs touted as a safe remedy. editors warn against cheaper mineral preparations.
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Junior Hall
House of Delegates
Baltimore
Otho J. Gaver
John Davis
Urbana
Urish Palmer
Catocton
R. M. Neighbors
Tuscarora
John Jonez
Mechanicatown
Emanuel D. Whitmore
Ellen Stambaugh
Mullinix and Kemp Sacks New Wool Sacking Goods
A new line of 64 all wool sacking cloths in handsome styles is shown today. Notable for Misses and Children's coats, reefers, and related garments. Also figured elder downs for ladies and gents. Call and see them.
New Values in Ladies Fall Weight Underwear
A brief catalog note announces new sizing options for ladies fall weight underwear, highlighting fit changes and material updates. The announcement references the Buttermilk S04P model code as a featured example.
Tobacco crop prospects and regional fairs discussed statewide
News notes report fine tobacco in Anne Arundel County and a push to merge Anne Arundel and Prince George's fairs. Kent and Cecil farmers claim losses from giant clover seed for red clover. Coroner’s jury exonerates train crew in Easton death. Electric railway feasibility eyed Belair to Havre de Grace. Talbot County Fair races winners listed.
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Anne Arundel
Prince George's
Kent
Cecil Counties
Easton
Winnimicks Jack
E. Griffith
Allegany Republican Central
Washiington County
Queen Anne's County
Belair
Havre de Grace
Talbot County
Angelus
Whitley
Happy Earle
Kate
Maid of Screen
Alta
Circuit Court
Anne Arundel County
James Stevens
Cumberland
Gisson
Greenmount Cemetery
Wu. W. Dungan
Surrey Farm
Ctrenit Court
Towsend
Maryland Construction Company
Line Railroad Company
Rioting charges stemming from Mt Airy Emancipation event
John Hall John Gowens and Charles Baust, all colored, faced a Westminster justice after a Carroll county Emancipation celebration riot on September 7 reported in Ta News. Witnesses testified Hail and Gowens were discharged while Baust was held for grand jury on shooting Hester Richardson. Evidence showed Gowens did not shoot Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
John Gowens
Charles Baust
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Justice Crapster
Westminster
John Hail
Cherie Baust
Ester Richardson
Gowens
Hester Richardson
Carpet Room Displays Chenille Portieres Bargains
Displayed in our West Window Pat Tick Street Entrance you will see samples of Chenille Portieres now in stock. Extra bargains under regular prices. A Perfect Beauty new design in all colors Regular price 6.75 our price 5.59 Call early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat- Tick Street
Cail
Hymeneal Union of Cash and Backey in Baltimore
Hymeneal notice records the quiet marriage of Mr. E O Cash of Carroll County and Miss Magete Backey of Frederick County in Baltimore on Thursday September lat by Rev J M Gill. After honeymooning in New York they will host a reception at Judge Lewis Cash's Carroll County home on Monday evening September 25.
Local Dr. Hardesty to Inspect at City Hotel
Dr J R L Hardesty ear and throat specialist will be at City Hotel Thursday next the 21st at 3 oclock and will remain until Friday the 22nd at 2 oclock Copper Plate Engraving Prices include visiting card engraving and invitations Engraving address or day extra complete monograms dies and dies orders received at News Frederick Md Also Keiber & DeLashmutt offer straw and chaff supplies at 22 East Patrick Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. L. Hardesty
Ty Hotel
Garda
Eddige
Frederick
KeBer & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
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M. W. Baxnixetox
Weather Bureau
Berkeley Castle
Canimbus
Salmas Selim I
Charies
Germany
San Yusto
Spain
Louis Bona i
John Loudon Macadam
Louis Bonaparte
Louis Napoleon
Ajaccio
Corsica
Joseph Rodman Drake
Iss—Wilam Warren
Piittsburg
Homestead
Santa Fe
Duwin
Topeka
Fittsburg
Fort Warne
Shreve
Calf, &c
Thomas Smith
Court and
Patrick Streets
R. B. Campbell
Mre. Wm. H. Hilton
Daniel
News of the Churches
Mar Savaork
See News
Baltimore Sun
Taneytown
Heston Snd
Lilian Bradymyer
H. M. Clabaugh
Antrim Pace
A. L. Reaver Snd
Me. E. KE. Reaver
Frederick Street
Amelia and
Elizabeth Annon
Emmittsburg
Gacy Birnie
Roger Birnie
Baltimore Street
John Myers
Union Bridge
Flora Frizel
Emily Arthur
Frizelburg
Sallie Babylon
York Street
Uniontown
Geo. A. Hickinger
Earle Howard
Littlestown
G. W. Fox
J. McCallister
Gettysburg
Andrew McKinney
Milton Riendollar
Bruceviile
E. E. Reindollar
Columbia
Clara Lilian Bowersox
George Street
Aisa Gertle Gardner
Tom Eckenrode
Joseph Eckard
Harrisburg
Ellen Thomas
Sandy Springs
Florence Weaver
Catontown
Motter
Beckie Hobbs
Fannie Walters
Mt. St. Mary's
P. Finks
Sylvester Fink
Vetera
Sra. Fink
Hilburn
Father Mead
L. S. Lyman
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Welsch
Keynville
Louisa St. Lyman
Californis Fig Syrup Co
Mullinix
John Hendrickson
Jonn Han
OKSOR
News OF the State
James E. Walker & CO
D. E. Walker & CO
James B
Walker
Rodock & Neidig
Ieoty
Rodock & Haidie
Higs Clara Carpeting
North Markrt Street
Frederick, Wd
Brancees
T. Rice & Sons
Ponezsr Drancrom
Cen A Kennedy
Gough Ch&aviots
Shack
Ingliss Pantin
Sephirigm
John
Kennedy
N. Market Street
Charles W. Forrest
Wesley W
Margaret Forrest
B. of R. T
LO. R. M
Thomas Ott
Halltown
W. V A
John Utz
Martinsburg
Chas. Butcher
McMurray Canning Factory
Butcher
Lee
Great
B. B. Blageston
QSIHR
Trey
B. H. Buaoxston
N. Mabert Btrert
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