Weather Summary From W. L. Moons Weather Bureau Message
General conditions at 8 p m September 6 show barometer low on Atlantic coast and high over Nebrakge with warm New England and cooler Central valleys. Showers in New England and along a broad swath to Ohio valley Arkansas and Northern Texas. Heavy rain readings include Springfield Mo 123 inches. Forecast fair to the west from Lake Erie to the Rockies with possible showers in the Great States and Tennessee Georgia and Florida. Atlantic coast cooler with northwest winds.
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W W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Nebragke
St. Lawrence Valley
Rocky Mountains
New England
Ohio Valley
Arkansas
Texas
Springfield
Lake Erie
Galt States
Tenaceeee
Georgia
Florida
Virginia
Bargain Day Advertisements and Trade Notices
A fragmented plea from a newspaper agent announcing bargain day ads and careful handling of advertisers. It mentions ad sales agents W. Lesze and W. Bell and notes vigilance against irregularities in dealings and reporting to subscribers.
Brief Bits: Local events and items of interest
Democratic County Central Committee to meet on Saturday October 5. Solomon Werner, elderly Daysville resident, admitted to Montevue Hospital after paralysis and destitution. Hanover forms a new water company with $60000 capital. Fourth class postmasters totalling 65000 may join civil service. Winchester troubled by hogs. Weather remains changeable. Apples abundant near Hanover with a 3000 bushel sale at five cents. Gettysburg Electric Railway enters receivership. Martinsburg suburbs bustle Sundays with baseball, rough play, and whiskey by youths aged 12 to 20. Hagerstown First Hose Company to run fewer fires unless city overlooks levy.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Charles Foland
Warthall Grombine
City Hotel
Timaday
Solomon Werner
Daysville
Montevue Hospital
Hanover
Gettysburg
Love feasts and church events across Maryland region
News of the Churches notes upcoming love feasts for German Baptists at Sama Creek and Beaver Dam with dates in September and October, plus Episcopal rector Rev John McGill delaying his assignment due to his daughter's illness. Epworth League social at M Church tonight at 7 30, Maryland Presbytery meets in Hancock on Tuesday October 1 with Rev W A Markisnd delivering the opening sermon at 8 o'clock and the Lord's Supper to follow.
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Sama Creek
Beaver Dam
John McGill
Frederick
Episcopal Church
Falls I Church
Epworth League
Epworth Leseve
Vera
Atap
Church
Sebbash School
Maryland
Presbyterian Church
Hancock
W. A. Marklsnd
Baltimore
Washington Letter on heat sights and city projects
Special Washington letter from September 26 describes record heat in the capital, upcoming construction projects including the Lafayette Square Opera House and St. Andrew's Church, church leadership changes, mixed public reaction to the prohibition of garbage cremation, a street railway consolidation to Capital Traction Co, transfer system to Chevy Chase, and sanitation costs with Pennsylvania Avenue cleaned daily by machine sweepers.
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Washington and Georgetown
Rock Creek
Chevy Chase
Capital Traction Co
Nety Yard
Circle
Purfase
Pennsylvania Avenue
Philomathean Literary Society Elects New Officers
The Philomathean Literary Society held a largely attended meeting last evening electing officers for three months. President Prof. EB Gale and others were chosen with Dr Lloyd MacGuire as retiring president. A spirited debate favored increasing national holidays. Installation of officers will occur at the next meeting.
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Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Lloyd T. MacGuir
Eociety
EB. F. Gale
T. M. Biser
Wm B Nicodemos
Edward Bowlas
A. Schudtknecht
Jacob Rohrback
Bowius
N. E. Cramer
MacGill
E P. Gale
Meiser
Hotel Arrivals and Listed Guests by City and State
Since yesterday noon the following st alysts are noted Orry Horzi W M Haywood Allen Dorsey F C Headley W H Bumrih ouse W S Logue W Carroll Balti more J A Holmes Mass EE Hewes j T Weaves E B Haymen Philadelphia 8 EB Mayer Harrisburg W W Walden Middleburg Kirk Leabery Petersburg Jas C Law Lowesville L M Allman Cleveland Ohio county 10 Carter House E N Remaburg F Opperman Baltimore L Copenhayer New York Thomas G Dodge Lancaster EB Bungland Pillaburrg BE D Bach elder Kalamazoo county 2 Gaerr Hotss D E Batts Thos J Pope Washington 8 J Wilson Batimore R T Burdett Mrs Burdett Montgomery Co W H L Clay Mt Airy county 7
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Orry Horzi
W. M. Haywood
Allen Dorsey
F.C. Headley
W.H. Bumrihouse
Logue
W. Carroll
Baltimore
J. A. Holmes
Mass
EE Hewes
j_T. Weaves
E. B. Haymen
Philadelphia
EB. Mayer
Harrisburg
W. W.walden
Middleburg
Kirk Leabery
Petersburg
Jas. C. Law
Lowesville
L. M. Allman
Cleveland
Ohio
Carter
The Last Chance Registrars Sitting Schedule
The October sitting of the registrars of voters will run Monday through Thursday the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th. All who qualify for registration on those days will be eligible to vote in the upcoming election.
Cow Swindle Claimed In West South Street
John Mebring, a West South street butcher, was lured by a colored con artist into a bogus cow sale tied to William Reich’s property near the cemetery. Mebring identified misdescribed cattle and paid $10 to the misleading broker, who vanished with a prized cow. Reich later recovered his loss. Mebring faced consequences for the fraudulent scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mebring
West South Street
Mebriing
Reid
William Reich
Reich
Opin
Relch
Mearileg
Epworth Leagues hold Maryland convention in Calvert
The Epworth League conventions of the South Baltimore district and the Port Republic session gather in Calvert County Md to discuss church work. Alexander McFerrar Sr former Cumberland mayor dies at 72. David W Sloan named Republican candidate for associate judge. State WCTU meets at Easton electing officers. State's Attorney Stewart replies to Dr. Sutton optics violation charge.
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Alexander McFerrar
Cumberland
Benjane C. Pearce
Wilmington
Del
Mary Daily Crook
Oakland
Waablegcon City
Talbot County
Caroline County
David W. Sloan
Democratic Club Organizes Precinct Campaign Unit
A large meeting of the Democracy of the Third Precinct gathered at Democratic headquarters to form a campaign club. Justice Edward Hewes and Nash E. Cramer spoke, nominating Richard P. Rose for President by acclamation. Rose was elected with a slate including Marion F. Riddlemoser and Frank E. Sheffield as vice presidents, Professor Adam Rozer secretary, and Richard Potts treasurer, among a broad Board of Governors and marshals.
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Tly
Justice Edward Hewes
Nash E. Cramer
Hewes
Richard P. Rose
Marion F. Riddlemoser
Frank E. Sheffield
Charles F. Ketler
Washington Hoffman
Frederick Kopp
Charles G. Blake
David Whls
David Grove
Daniel Elster
Thomas
Ebert
Adam ©. Rozer
A. J. Eichelberger
Henry J. D. Hagan
Richard Potts
Board of Governors
John A. Hayden
Albert Wallis
Thomas D. Lipps
John Merchant
Geo W. Salter
Lewis B. Adama
Daniel E Smith
W. E. Heard
Richard Cramer
Allen Rotrbeck
Valentine McCleery
Charles H. Falk
Frank Eppley
Harry R. Jones
Marshall
Shipley
Marshalls
Harry A. Koontz
Charles P Levy
Dudley Page
Ei. J. Alkins
John C. Englebrecht
Charles Abrecht
Ira Walters
Harry Danner
Samuel Titlon
Calvin Keily
Miss Nannie Roberts Joins Holy Childhood Order
Westminster residents expressed surprise as Miss Nannie Roberts, third daughter of Judge Charles B. Roberts, leaves for Philadelphia to enter the Sisters of the Holy Childhood novitiate. The order runs high class schools nationwide with Sharon Hill as its center. Roberts, educated at Sharon Hill, seeks a life of service, leaving friends regretful at her retirement from the world.
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Westminster
Nannie Roberts
Charles B. Roberta
Fkar
Philadelphia
the Sisters of the Holy Childhood
Misa Roberts
Sharon Hill
Mize Roberts
Sharon Ail
Unstable Horse Collision Injures Several in Thurmont Street
On Saturday Mr D L Boerner’s horse attached to a spring wagon became unmanageable on Carroil street Thurmont and bolted. Boerner jumped and sprained his ankle while Lu ther Stull’s son fell, hitting head and sustaining a severe bruise. The wagon broke up and the horse ran into a wire fence, then fell. Charles Key, hurt by a pitchfork thrown by Charles Repp Clemsonville, is improving and en route to recovery at New Pails near Liberty with his stepfather Frank Fisher.
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D. L. Boermer
Dr.Ansgeadie
Carroil Street
Thurmont
Boerner
Luther
Alonzo Stull
Terra Firma
Tm Preving
Charles Key
Charles Repp
Clemsonville
Frank Fisher
New Pails
Liberty
Boonsboro Canteloup Prices Fall With Meager Crop
The Boonsboro Times notes cantaloupe season ends with abundant supply but prices very low and profits down for local growers amid a disappointing crop performance.
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Oonsboro
Boonsboro
Day of Atonement Begins Evening Services Tomorrow
The Day of Atonement, the most important Jewish holiday, begins this evening with services in synagogues and continues all day tomorrow. Also reported, Joshua Herring of Thurmount was stricken with paralysis Tuesday evening. Dr. E C Kefauver attends. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as protection from illnesses.
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Joshus Herring
Thurmount
E.C. Kefauver
Search for Charles Wilson After Treeday Night Shooting
Reports say Charles Wilson, a negro suspect in a Treeday shooting, remains missing with no solid lead. Authorities monitor East Patrick Street and the Baltimore Pike area while rumors place him near Secane and the Singanore area. Armed guards and cautious citizens persist as investigations continue.
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Charles Wilson
Frederek
Secaeheeele
Moountain
Wilson
Peace Justice Assault at Jefferson Post Office
Charles J. Bittle justice of the peace at Jefferson was assaulted in the local post office by Samuel M. Cutter. Bittle was beaten and required a physician. He filed a civil damages suit in Frederick. Cutter was arrested on a state warrant and released on $500 bail for the next grand jury appearance.
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Charles J. Bittle
Jefferson
Samuel M. Culler
Jeferson
Josie Bittle
Culier
Culler
Tor
Mr De Garmendis Bicycle Mystery at Baltimore Park
Mr Carlos M de Garmendis, noted Tuscarora horseman, had his bicycle damaged after a ride from the Gentlemen's Driving Park to Hotel Rennart. He found the bicycle missing from the room area, later discovered outside the hotel stripped to wheels with a bent frame, left untouched otherwise. The incident occurred around Tuesday night into early Wednesday.
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de Garmendia
Carlos M. de Garmendis
Tuscarora
Baltimore
Hotel Rennart
Beating of Ike Summers Near West Ail Sainte
Ike Summers, a young Black man, was attacked by several white men late at night on West Ail Sainte Street. He sustained facial bruises but was saved from serious harm by prompt resistance. assailants claimed they pursued him thinking he was the deserter Wilson.
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Ike Summers
West Ail Sainte Street
Sommers
Wilson
Bicycle Accident On Baltimore Pike Injures Rider
Mr Willem Clem of this city was thrown from his bicycle at high speed on the Baltimore pike after his wheel hit a sand rut. He escaped with only slight bruises, remounted, and rode home after the mishap.
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Willem Clem
Baltimore
Funerals for Harriet Morningstar Held at Mt Olivet
Harriet Morningstar of Buckeye town died at her home yesterday at noon of consumption aged 46. Survived by husband and five sons. Funeral from her home tomorrow at 9 AM. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also report of a wagon accident on Catochin mountain injuring a horse, no rider hurt. Frederick Agricultural Society members traveled to fairs, some to Car Hele and Timonium, returning delayed.
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Fenerals
Harriet Morningstar
Buckeystown
Fureras
Mt. Olivet
The
Frederick Agricultural Society
Neighborius
Car- Hele
Timonium
Political Aspirations in Maryland Race and Local Accidents
A fragmentary Maryland political item notes Henry Hetry and Dois town boy, sons of late Thomas Chapilne, as candidates in Frederick City’s Republican contest. The rest recalls a counterfeit silver certificate case, a vignette error at a Baltimore treasury count, and a local accident where Goo. Wine Middleton sustained injuries treated by Dr. Buckley.
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Shea Cattee Va
Hetry
Thomas Chapilne
House Office
Maryland
Frederick City
Ben F.shaw
Bolivar
Buckley
Bargain Day at the Geom Store and Local Notices
Bargain Day at the Geom Store promises large red letters and big bargains tomorrow or Monday. See W. W. Leans, agent, for low prices on tablets. J L Houtesha offers free disinfection for typhoid cases at 1:16 North Market Frederick. Democratic Precinct No 1 voters meet Monday Sept 30 at 8 pm to form a party club at Democratic headquarters West Patrick Street. Daniel E Herbert relocates carriage shop to 30 West Booth St old Page foundry for prompt work.
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Bargatns
W. W. Leans
Agt
Democratic Central Committee
Prederick
Weat Patrick Street
Charles N. Hargett
J. Roger Mesherry
Daniel E. Herbert
South Market
Weat Booth Bt
Page Foundry
Wonderful Niagara Excursion to Niagara Falls and Points East
An excursion via the Royal Blue Line and Lehigh Valley Route is announced for Tuesday October 16. A special express with Pullman Parlor Cars, led by an experienced tourist agent, departs B and C Station Washington at 9:10 a.m. and Baltimore at 9:05 p.m., arriving at the Falls around 11 p.m. Round trip tickets are valid ten days, priced $10.00. Additional round trips are offered at Ellicott City Maryland Rockyville Mc Brunswick Hagerstown Frederick Harpers Ferry with similar terms. for details contact Charles Scull, General Passenger Agent, Baltimore. The date and local stations are noted, though OCR includes garbled text.
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America
Niagara Falls
Glen
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Rochester
Geneva
Lehigh Valley
Toeaday
Washington
Baltimore
Falla
Ellicott City
Rockyile
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
W. V
Charles
Scull
Ielena
Tossasy
York County Fair Excursion Rates Announced
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced round trip excursion tickets from Marietta Lancaster and Frederick Division stations to York for the October 7 to 12 fair. Special trains run October 9 10 from Columbia to the fair grounds at 840 am with returns at 605 pm. on October 10 trains run half hourly between York Station and County Fair Grounds. Round trip fare is 10 cents. regular trains also stop at the grounds.
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Pennsylvania
York County
York
Laclusive
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Marietta
Lancaster
Frederick
Columbia
Fair
Pair Grounds
York Station
County Fair Grounds
The Modern Beauty Relies on Food Sunlight and Exercise
The article extols a modern beauty thriving on good food and daily sunshine with ample outdoor exercise. It notes her health shines through and her complexion blooms, and when needed she uses Syrup of Figs as a gentle pleasant laxative remedy.
Girls Who Make Good Bread to Wed Soon
Reader notice from CARESVILLE announces that girls who bake well and are well regarded will marry soon. The item suggests the CARESVILLE ROLLER FLOUR brand is connected to the outcome.
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Tryit
Caresville Roller
Delivery Offer Stuns City with Free Home Service
A bold claim surfaces that meals are delivered free to any part of the city. The copy emphasizes nationwide reach and free delivery, suggesting a sweeping service expansion or promotion despite vague wording. No specific dates or organizations are identified.
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Lafayette Equare Opera Boote
Balft En Treate
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Sondsy
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Bare
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Epworth Leagues
Calvert County
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Catochin Mountain
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Pas Covron
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Jara
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A. T. Ricz & Son
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Derbis
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Cedee
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Thoman MO
Clary
Gales Sue
Nate Fine
Wakernriis
Peterot
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Ioan
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Ween Facvex Pt
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Rudock & Nhidig
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