Bright Ivema Budget and Local Notices
Brief items cover local interest including Budget of Bright Ivema, a note that potatoes in Greenland never grow larger than marbles, and Harry B. Cramer’s election as secretary of Montgomery Chapter Royal Arch Masons. September registration adds 328 names with 295 strikes in Montgomery, 16 622 voters registered in Baltimore in five days, state printing contract bid awarded to King Bros Baltimore at 5000 with Charles H. Baughman bidding 10250. A San Jose Chinaman offers half interest and 5000 cash to a wife for his daughter. Summer fades, overcoats and boots advised, potatoes cheaper than snowballs. Whiteford Company leaves. Miss Badia Whiteford appears at City Opera House with light audience. Reed Reynolds performs Shakespeare. Frederick company heads to Annapolis after Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Harry B. Cramer
Montgomery
Royal Arch Masons
Hockville
Montgomery County
Baltimore
King Bros
Chas. H. Baughman
Frederick
San Jose
Cal
Eimmer
Whiteford
Misa Badia Whiteford
City Opera House
Mist Whiteford
Joseph
Reynolds
Clarence
Annapolis
Arrivals and Property Transfers in Frederick County Real Estate
A list of arrivals including J H Kahn J B Clark G E Whira and others. Also recorded are real estate transfers in Frederick County with figures: John W Buassard to Geo D Dinterman 8000 dollars, William D Bast to William H Summers 4 acres for 5500, Clara Routzalen to Evangelical Lutheran Church Middletown 96 perches for 185, W W Wenner executors to Andrew Snilling Berlin lot 26, John Motter and E S Eichelberger to Chas Shipley 74 acres for 4810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wenner
Wenner
Andrew Snilling
Berlin
John C. Motter
Eichelberger
Chas. Shipley
Severe Fall In Front Of Home Injures Boy
Master Lewis Birely aged about two fell from a store box yesterday at noon in front of his home and struck his head on the pavement. He lay in a near fainting state for about an hour but quickly recovered and was out today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Birely
Chas
Birely
Gardner Rumell Aymeneal United in Wedding at Farm Parsonage
The couple Gardner Rumell and Aymeneal were married on Sunday August twenty fifth at the Reformed parsonage in Farmersville, officiated by Rev. C. Ewing of Farm oraville. The ceremony united them in matrimony in a small local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Rumell. Vesseel
Farmersville
Farm
Rev. C. Ewing
Farmoraville
Arrest of John Foreman on disorderly conduct
John Foreman, colored, was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge at the square corner. He was taken before Police Justice Eckstein and fined 185 dollars, which he paid. The piece also references an unrelated ad for a medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingrderly
John Foreman
Eckstein
Frederick County pursuit ends with gun battle and escape
Deputy Crum and Groff trailed Wilson in Cat Alley Frederick County after the $350 reward notice. A late night confrontation near Job Guing’s house led to multiple gunshots from Wilson and Crum, with Wilson escaping into the night. Authorities pledge pursuit and plan further action, noting Crum’s narrow safety margin and ongoing search for the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Urom
Chas. Wisco
Crem
Werden
Joan Gro
Wilann
Frederick
Bentz Stret
Wilson
Messrs
Groff
Cram
Sean
Crom
Mr. Groff
Slaton
Goins
Crum
Astalley
Path Street
Warden Groff
Eichelberger, Abrecht
Renner
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bcheysince
Peonta
Eichelberger
Elchelperger
Maryland News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Events
David E. Coshwa of Williarport had his foot crushed by eight trains. Mrs. Crook, widow of General George Crook, died suddenly at Oakland. Democratic campaign activities opened with a mass meeting in Rockville. The twentieth annual WCTU Maryland convention began at Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeserday
Tada
David E. Coshwa
Wiiliarasport
Crook
Mai t.Gen
fGeo. Crook
Oskland
Montomery
Rockville
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Maryland
Keston
PERSONAL NEWS FROM VARIOUS TOWNS AND VISITS
PERELY PERSONAL. Paragrazia Aleet Than "Whe Game and Go. Mr. Chas. C. Waters of the Register's office is on a visit to Baltimore. DS Soret at Middletown is visiting Mrs. W. T. Irvin of West Franklin Street Hagerstown. Mrs Annie Groshon has returned from a pleasant visit to Hancock Md.
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Chas. C. Waters
Register’s Office
Baltimore
Bere
DS Soret
Middletown
W.T. Irvin
Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Annie Groshon
Hancock, Md
Shortest and longest days noted with equinox and storm
The text explains the December solstice marking the shortest day and the return toward longer days after March, naming the equator crossing and the equinox. It mentions global storms and the equinox season, linking them to weather patterns described as the equinox box storm phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Lesythes
Wil
Jane
Warfers
Welch li
Oo Doam
Woman in hysterical scene attracts police at City Hotel
A distressed woman in Gettysourg, Pa, believed she is pursued, created a moon story window scene at the City Hotel to summon a policeman. She barred the door, then used the window. She is taken to the asylum for treatment. A Yora to Frederick ticket and a gold watch are found on her. Name given as Mrs Lillian Pringle of Frederick Md, with relatives in Berks and Greene counties. She has not slept for three nights and fears pursuit.
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Gethyeourg
Seremhes
Gettysourg
City Hotel
Ambous
Yora
Frederick
Mro Lillisn Prengile
Med
Jobo Silne
Moeg
Cine Grove
Daniel Klabr
Meekytte
Democratic County Convention Adopts Pampel for State's Attorney
At yesterday's Democratic county convention, Charles W. Ross praised P. Frank Pampel as the best qualified criminal lawyer to fill the State's Attorney post, pledging Pampel's suitability without reservation. The ticket includes Pampel for State's Attorney, Grove for Sheriff, Devilbiss for State Benster, and a slate of judges and delegates from Frederick and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hows
Chas W. Ross
P. Frank Pampel
Ross
Frederick
John H. Grove
Btate
Frederick Btate Benster
Edwin Devilbiss
Liberty
The
Orphana’ Court
Berton Malyret
Roger Xeighborn
Tuscarora
J.ington
Starr
House of Delegates
Cornelius Thomas
Buckeystown
J. Wesley Greaer
Adamstown
Green House restaurant bought by Urbana merchant
Ron the Green House and Mr B D Feinonr, noted Urbana merchant, have purchased the Green House restaurant. Plans include a bridge scheme on Routh Market Street, operating the restaurant in style, selling personal property at Urleans on October 5, and devoting attention to Frederick operations with a well stocked bar and timely delicacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Green House
B. D. Feinonr
Urbana
Schemning
Routh Market Street Bridge
Urleans
Frederick
Precinct No 2 Democratic Club organized on West Patrick Street
A Precinct No 2 Democratic Club was formed at headquarters on West Patrick street with a large attendance. Elected officers include President F Granville Thomas and vice presidents Ramee Wertheimer Charles Shaler Geo Wiener Daniel E Herbert Philip Seager. secretary Francis Smith treasurer George L Wilson. board Aaron Rosenstock Daniel Miller Chex L Daffendall. chief marshal A Obender ter assistants Charles Straumen Philp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pat-rick Street
F. Granville Thomas
Ramee] Wertheimer
Charles Shaler
Geo. Wiener
Daniel E. Herbert
Philip Seager
Francis Smith
Tressurer
George L. Wilson
Aaron Rosenstock
Daniel Miller
Chex L. Daffendall
A. Obenderter
Charles Straumen
Philp
Republican State Central Committee Sets Campaign Dates
The Republican State Central Committee met in Baltimore and arranged campaign meeting dates across the state. Frederick is set for October 10 at night, despite the fair and City Opera House occupancy. No October 21 meeting fixed, but Frederick is likely. Prohibition opens in Oxville September 25 with a Christian Endeavor rally led by Ulysses Wright. Governor candidate Joshua Levering will address in the city October 8 and visit the fair on October 9. Maryland Day is postponed to November 20 or 21 as merchants need the original October 16 slot for trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republiican Uampaige
Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore
Frederick
City Opera House
Thin County
Oxville
Christian Endeavor
Ulysses
Maryland
Braddock
Paylor
George Wrenington
Eliber Giafnoor
Braddrick
Great Meadows
National Intelligencer
Esye
Wear
Feavett
Fuatown
Fayette
Beachdock
Warde
Tomas Fauset
Fayette County
Fauestt
Bon
A Stewart
Uniontown
Tom Fausett
Josaph Faucett
Simack
Tom Faucett
Geneva
Large Frederick sale of John Aldridge estate by C B Fout
In Loudoun county Virginia, auctioneer C B Fout sold the late John Aldridge's personal property for his heirs. The sale lasted eight hours with excellent prices at every step, marking Fout's largest collection sale to date. Modern beauty tips emphasize healthy living and sunshine, while Syrup of Figs offers a gentle cleansing action for the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fout
Frederick
John Aldridge
Loudoun County
Comte
Fout
Braddock’s Death and the Fortunes of His Expedition
A detailed recount of General Braddock’s 1755 expedition from Alexandria through Frederick to the Monongahela, noting his brittle leadership, Franklin’s aid in supply efforts, and the disastrous battle where British and colonial troops faced Indian ambush. The article highlights Braddock’s resolve, the convoy logistics, and Washington’s restrained influence amid heavy losses.
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Braddock
Frederick
Frost
Edwers Braddock
Peribebire
Scoward
Tas
Britta Greta
Lae
Colonice
America
Aizasodris
Pebrusry
Walpole
Spark
Gol, Dunbar
Peter Halket
Alexandria
William Shirley
Massachusetts
Robert Dinwiddie
Virginia
James Delacey
New York
Horatio Sharpe
Maryland
Robert Hunter Morris
Pennsylvania
Gordon
Fort Cumberland
Winchester
Col. Dunbar
Hare
Benjamin Franklin
Secretary of State
Williamsburg
Sil
Roetenk
Benjauin Franklin
Pennsylvania House of Assembly
Philadelphia
Benjamin Frankin
Franklin
Shirley
Niagara
Duquesne
Nisgare
Potomac
Conoctcheagus
Port Cumberland
Monongahela
Washington
Braddock’s Defeat and Conflicting Killers Revealed
Fragmented reminiscences from local figures recount Braddock’s 1755 defeat with claims of his death at the hands of Tom Faucett, and a later accident involving John W. Firovich near Sykesville. Eyewitnesses insist Faucett shot Braddock to avenge his brother, while other accounts name various soldiers and details of the retreat and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Firovich
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Sykesville
Howard County
Howard
Carroll Counties
Young Men Wanted and Democratic Club Meeting Notice
Public notices mix recruiting appeal for competent young men with a Democratic Precinct No. 8 gathering at West Patrick Street headquarters on September 26 to form a party club. Also listed are rail tour promotions to Niagara Falls with dates, routes, and pricing, inviting farmers to inquire via Scull, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick
West Patrick Street
P. On
Charles N. Hargett
J. Roger Mcterry
Special Values at Tess Dass aTwEHES Goods
Tess Dass offers a range of new goods with changing effects and low prices. A 3 inch wide wool fabric is 28 cents per yard, 36 inch wide all wool Boucle Novelties in various shades offered at 40 cents. Mullinix & Kemp advertise the items as value buys available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Drees
Cts
Kicts
Mullinix & Kemp
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Sachin
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Wolf's Bus
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W. W. McGarr
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Cincinnati
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Georgia
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Boton
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A. F. Smith
Hanore
A.D. Bacnelder
Kalamszoo
Mich
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Chicago
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Aymeneal
Jehu Romtof
Wileon
News OF the State
Perely Personal
Paragrazia
Gostyabard
Shriner
Walt’s Business College
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glex
Macc Obunk
Glen Onoke
Rochester
Royal Blag
Pullman Parlor Cara
Falls
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Scull
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D. Best
Tess Dass
Nita Ins
Tornis
Be &S
D. H. Basis
North Marert ST
Cnless
John Hendrickson
Fusinel
Joux Henrigson
P. B
F. V. Staub
F. V. Siacz
Rorth Market
Stuset
D.! Brothers
North Market ST
Dow Buokezi
U. No, OL
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Corn Curb
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Sormxes
Trovszames
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Merchant Tailor
Marery Street
Bopoor & Hal
Cole
Boduck & Keidig
T. Rice & Sons
A. Kt. Rice & Som
North Market Street
Frederick, Mé
Elie Gay
Night
James E Walker
J. KE. Walker & CO
Prisstlly
Eisenhauer
Alperte
Bigenhader
Mumger
Enephauer Sunding
Market
Dncam
Bartholomay
Apollo
Dukreharts
C. H. Evans & Sons
Isading
Agen
Lipps
Cor
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Delepscne Ko
Sborgr
H. Wirker
Attorneys At-Law
Levy
Sap
Coert Strest
Vredeciek
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