Frederick City and County News announces a twelve page issue
Tae WESGLT NEWS. Tus Weesiy News, which will be ready Thursday, will be a handsome twelve-page issue, replete with all the news and many interesting special fea tures. Having positively the largest bona fide circulation of any paper in Frederick city and county, as an adver tising medium it is unsurpassed and special attention is called to the many advantages it offers in this way. Copy for new advertisements for Tae Wrzeix News will be received up to 5 0p. m. Wednesday of this week, copy for change of advertisements up to 12 ma. that day.
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Frederick City
Tae Wrzeix
Personal Notices From County Town Amid Busy Visits
A miscellany of social notes lists numerous visits and travels among local residents. Miss Ads E. Lough visits Hanover. Mrs. F.T. Rhoden returns from Martinsburg. Miss Molli e B. Eisenhauer heads to New York and Philadelphia. Rev. Dr. Bechbach in Pittsburgh on business. families from Littlestown and New Oxford host guests. others wander to Baltimore, Atlantic City, and Washington for assorted visits and studies.
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Ium
Helen Baughman
Georgetown Convent
Austin Baughman
Mt. St. 'S College
Edgar L. Miller
A. P
Elsa Railing
North Market Plas
Washington
Clara
Oris Nusbaum
Walkersville
Court notes multiple indictments in Frederick county
In Frederick County circuit court Judge McSnerry and Judge Motter preside as Daniel Yingling and Josephine Yingling are tried for a assault on Ida Bone and are found not guilty after testimony about a spring dispute. Raymond Orme faces charges of polluting a drinking spring with a dead horse carcass. jurors hear opening statements and demurrers are ruled. Adam Robinson receives ten months for shoe theft. George Phoebus jailed on lead theft charges. an indictment is quashed. War Mason pleads guilty to assault and receives one day in jail. Thomas Wall case for chicken theft ends with a year in the House of Correction.
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Mawe
Jill
Thames Wall
Jenope
Frederick County
McSnerry
Motter
Daniel Yingling
Josephine Yingling
Ida Bone
Boone
Viegling
F. L. Stoner
Cass
Raymond Orme
Eugene
Orme
Adam Robinson
House of Correction
George T. Phoebus
Hilleary Jones
E. E. Delashmutt
Justice Wood
Phoebus
Mason
John Wood
Thomas Wall
Harp and Etchison
Wall
Accusation Against a Sheriff Revealed in Local Case
Miss Lucy Hart sixteen accuses Edward T Shea sheriff of Prince George s County and four other youths of indecent proposals and assault near Beltsville while two younger girls present She says she cried out but was threatened with death if she spoke. Accidental injuries report John Nicholson gardener injured by a car near Carroll Creek bridge and treated at Montevue Hospital. Market notes report crops vegetables and fruit prices with general activity.
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Lucy Hart
Frank Hart
Beltsville
Prince George
Edward T. Shea
Will Shea
Leo Smith
Fox
Herbert Butler
Annie
Effie Cunningham
John Nicholson
Harvey R. Lease
Ates
James Ite
Nicholeon
Baltimore Pike
Carroll Creek Bridge
Seegar’s Shop
Fair Grounds
Mr. White
Montevue Hospital
M.C. Rice
Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Maryland and Dorchester area notes lead to political and social notices
ABaltimore and Dorchester items report deaths from typhoid and other events. marriages planned. public meetings and club reorganizations. railway works in Laurel and Chesapeake Bay. church and fraternal activities. prosecutions and legal actions in Howard Cecil and other counties. local officials changed and new appointments noted.
Church Services Schedule Change Announced
Beginning next Sunday Sunday school at Evangelical Reformed church will be held in the afternoon. The Guild service resumes at 6.20 p.m. At All Saints Episcopal church the children’s service resumes Sunday afternoon next. Beginning with the first Sunday in October evening prayer will be held at 7.30.
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The
Evangelical Reformed Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Departure Plans Amid Pacific Coast Trip and Far East Mission Risks
Mr Togle prepares for a voyage across the Pacific to Shanghai with possible detours to Hankow and Yokohama. The trip, tied to the Protestant Episcopal mission, faces potential danger from Boxer unrest in China. Mrs Ingle and family may remain in Japan if safety concerns arise during his absence. A farewell reception is planned at the rectory.
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Shioghat
Mussim Seld
Ingle
Osborne Ingle
Washington
Antil
New York
Obioevis Schootreal
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Shanghai
F. K. Graves
Togle
Yokobami
Japan
Sase
Hankow
Mr. Ingle
Graven
America
Lngle
Mary Ingle
Kefauver Family Reunion Sketch Details Heritage
Emory L. Coblentz at Braddock Heights outlined the Kefauver lineage tracing four brothers from Germany after the Revolutionary era. Nicholas Kefauver settled Middletown Valley Maryland, died 1811, leaving sons George and John. George’s line produced many descendants gathering in Middletown Valley. The piece notes long-lived family members, marriages, and a golden jubilee as Father John Gaffney returns from Boston to celebrate.
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Nicholas Kefauver
Germany
Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Emory L. Coblentz
Germer
Switzerland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Nicholas Kefanver
Middletown Valley
Maryland
Lima
Philip Kefauver
Jace le Abalé
John Kefauver
William Kefauver
Louie H. Eefauver
Ann Rebeccs
Elizabeth Margaret
George Kefauver
Mary Castle Kefauver
Middletown
Baltimore
Daniel
Henry
Jacob
Jonsthan
Ohio
Elizabeth
J. Hanszon Flook
Mary Ann
Philip Coblentz
Rebecca
Young
Sarah
Jonathan
Faultz
Jacob Kefszuver
General Palmer Dead Candidate for President Biography
General Palmer, born September 1 1517 in Kentucky, rose from local politics to national prominence. He served as Colonel of the Fourteenth Regiment of Infantry, then Brigadier and Major General of Volunteers, later Governor of Indiana, and was nominated for United States Senator and for President by the Democratic parties in various years.
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Palwer
Scattevants
Kentucky
Itfoots
Sse
Har Fe
Limow
Iinoia
United States
Palmer
National Democratic Party
Dowager Empress Edict Orders Army for Pekin Recapture
Special Dispatch reports in Suaychal that the Dowager Empress has issued a secret edict directing Li Hung Chang to assemble forces to retake Pekin. The German naval division departed for Tako today.
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Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Suaychal
Tako
No Change in Strike at Tar Mines
Special Dispatch reports from Snevanpoan Pennsylvania on September 24 indicating no change in the strike situation. Mines remain closed and no trouble is reported.
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Speclal
Tar News
Snevanpoan
Local Shop Seeks Rush With New Fashion Stock
Seventeen garbled lines describe a shop opening and sales pitches for ladies and gents hosiery. It markets novelty hose with new patterns, promising stylish wear and attractive prices to attract customers. Names, places, and precise details are unclear but intent is clear: lure in shoppers with fashion items and specials.
Dancing Class at Independent Hall to reopen Friday
Evening class will reopen Friday evening September 28 at o'clock. afternoon class Saturday 29 at four o'clock. Call or address Mins M. W. Rircur Frederick Md. Members of yes cil No. 16 O U A M attend funeral for Brother L. N. Abrecht Wednesday Sept 26 2 30 p.m.
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S. L. Bast
William C. Kaufman
G. W. Mull
Roberta Sommers
W. W. Mines
Wiliam H. Summers
Samuel Holter
S. J. Ginduil
Levi Wolf
M. ¥. Riddlemoser
Yes Cil
L. N. Abrecht
J. Epwago Rice
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