Weather Report from Maryland and Delaware Urof Districts
The weekly summary notes unusually warm dry conditions with average temperatures about five degrees above normal and a single heavy shower in the north central and western districts. Drought persists in eastern and southern counties with wells and springs drying, crop yields vary, and winter crops like wheat and apples face stress. Regional notes detail Garrett, Allegany, Washington, Frederick, Howard, Harford, Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Prince George, Cecil, Dorchester, Wicomico, Sussex, and Kent counties with specific impacts on corn, tobacco housing, potatoes, tomatoes, and pastures. some areas report light rains and partial recovery, while others continue to suffer drought and delayed seeding.
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Department
Diztrictz
Essern
Norsin
Baltimore County
Maryland
Garrett County
Anlegany
Washington
Horthern-Ceaters
Frederick County
Thordsy
Howard County
Harford County
Anne Arundel County
Prince George's Croaty
al Kinos
Ebastran
Delaware
Cecil County
Dorchester County
Wicomico
Adril
Kest
Del
Sussex County
Warz
Baltimore
Political Field Notes and Campaign Moves in Maryland
The piece covers John C. Motter’s acceptance for Associate Judge in the Sth Judicial District, Montgom ery and Frederick counties. It discusses no money for Frederick, party maneuvers, Senate Gorman’s strategy, with rumors about J Polz Bieer’s withdrawal and expected campaign plans and speakers for both parties in Maryland.
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Fally
Frederick
John C. Motter
Point of Rocks
Fudge
Sath
Faeneries
Repubicars
Montgomery
Fredrick
Ananimoae
Jadge
Sx H Judiciat
Maryland
Joan C. Merrar
D. E. Devithiss
John KH. Mort
J. Polz Bieer
Batts
Biser
Laurel
Howard County
Gorman
Elser
City Aldermen Choose Five Year Electric Light Contract
The Board of Aldermen after discussing the cost of city lighting invited the Frederick Electric Light and Power Company to submit a proposal. It was found cheaper to have their lights, a contract was made for five years from October 1, 1897.
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Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Ic Tish Lights
State WCU annual meeting opens at Boundary Avenue
The State W.C U began its annual meeting at Boundary Avenue Presbyter Jan Choircu, Baltimore. During the day the Young Woman's Branch began its fourth annual conference, with activities and sessions noted by attendees.
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Boundary Avenue
Jan Chorcu
Baltimore
Young Woman's Branch
Gentrys Dog and Pony Show Dazzles Frederick Crowd
Prof Gentry a famed animal trainer arrived from Hagerstown with a troupe of dogs and ponies for two days at Borger s jar East Patrick street W & Tabor presargent of the show arrived with it and was a caller at Tex News office A street parade drew hundreds and a performance is scheduled for tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening The act emphasizes kindness gentleness and love as the training method The show is endorsed widely by audiences including ladies and children The group claims to inspire remarkable intelligence and education in the animals
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Gentry
Frederick
Hagerstown
Borger’s Jar
East Patrick Street
Scima E
Exbloulona
Andre
PURELY PERSONAL NEWS FROM VARIOUS GUESTS
Purely personal notices list Mr and Mrs. Kee’er of Tomsvyille Georgia guests of cousin Aira Gilson. Dr Gls Sn of Shepherdstown West Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Wm S Muller. Benjamin A Rosenour and Garson Rosenour returned from Baltimore. Dr Robert E Lee Wiltberger and bride returned to Frederick from a wedding trip. Mrs Hoover and daughter of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Wo 8 Mier. Lula Leese and sister Myr ie of Hanover Pa visited Aunt Mary Lease. Mrs A W Ford of Brocklys New York and Mr Wm P Denegre and daughter from Philadelphia visited at Mr Wm S Mliers. Mr T J Morrison of Washington and daughter Helen, student at Woman's College, and Mr Wim NM Correns and wife of Indianapolis were guests of Mrs Gilson.
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Tomsvyille
Georgis
Aira. Gilson
Gl'ssn
Shepherdstown
West Va
Mira
Muller
Messrs
Benjamin
Garson Rosenour
Baltimore
Robert E. Lee Wiltberger
Bride
Frederick
Plessant
Urney
Urney. Mrs. Hoover
Washington
Lula Leese
Mile
Myrie
Hanover
Bire
Mary Lease
West Severin Street
A. W. Ford
Brocklys
New York
Wao. P
Registration Figures and Transfer Totals by Precincts
Yesterday's registration results show Precinct 1 with 94 registered and 3 transfers. Precinct 2 reports 8 registered with transfers, and another Precinct 2 tally notes 48 registered with 13 transfers. Precinct 4 records 20 registered with 14 transfers. The final day for transfers is Tuesday October 5, with no further transfers after that. The October 12 revision date is set for later processing.
New Store Planned on East Patrick Street
Plans are underway for a three story building on East Patrick Street below the Pennsylvania Railroad. The new property will include a store room and business will be conducted by the current proprietor.
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Patrick Street
Peanaylvania
Shoe Dealer Fails and Deed of Trust Filed in Middletown
Shoe dealer Charles L. Gaver of Middletown filed a deed of trust for creditors yesterday Emory Coblenz appointed trustee with loss of 50. An incident en route from New Market to Frederick involved a pocketbook stolen containing about fifty one dollar Wheat prices in Frederick quoted at 92 cents a bushel. An advertisement touts Heed’s Sareans Hila claiming one hundred doses for one dollar as a blood purifier.
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Charles L. Gaver
Middletown
Emory &. Coblen'z
Xustee
In Cupid's Realm Wedding in Burkittsville and Ardmore
A September wedding in Bar twvile follows a sunny ceremony at the Luther an church. Bride Miss Carrie Al Hortine of Burkittsville wed Mr. Car ten A Warner Jr of Ardmore Pa in a white satin gown with orange blossoms. Guests filled the church and a reception at the bride’s home followed. The couple left for a wedding tour aboard the B&O line. Invitations were issued for Miss Mary Helen Stauffer to wed Leslie Gramer at the Evangelical Reformed club October 6. The marriage of H M Cramer and Lucy Schroeder, solemnized April 25, is now publicly announced.
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Bartwvile
L A T. Hortine
Burkiitsvle
Caarten A. Warner, Jr
Ardmore
Anch
Mary Gook
Waynesboro
Madora Easterday
Jeffreon
Misa Imogen Horine
Barkt Tvishe
Early Wareer, Slater
Ardmure
Burkinsville
Chas
D Grff
J E More Waltman
Frederick
Chas Etter
Warner
David V. Stauffer
Mary Helen
Leslie Gramer
Evangelical Reformed Club
Stauffer
Woman’s College
Crimer
H. M. Cramer
Dmifss
Lucy
County Correspondence from Rockville District News
County items report residents traveling for college and visits, a dance at a local home, and teachers and students. Notes include Princeton entrants John Brewer and the Faireit brothers, Miss Katharine Choate speaking on a Pacific coast trip, a fire destroying Mr Manad’s residence, and Beulah Dove appointed Olney teacher. The October 1 school board meeting is announced and local wheelmen join a century ride to Frederick.
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Rockville
John Brewer
Princeton
Ernest Bailey
Newark
Anna da c Beard
Thomas End Worthington Faireit
Cornell University
B. F. Hicks
Nannie Wheeler
Des Moines
Iowa
A. O. Armstrong
Virginia
Eyler
Washington
Board of School Commissioners
Katharine Choate
Pacific Coast
Epworth League
Eptacopsi Church
South
Manad
Beulsh Dove
Olney
Frederick
Robbed Stores Suspect Barry Young Held by Baltimore Officer
Barry Young, 28, was committed for trial on larceny charges after police tied him to a Monday night break in at A H Rackles and Edward Browning stores in Mt Airy Carroll County. Items included razors knives a revolver brushes and soap. He allegedly wore stolen trousers and shoes.
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Barry Young
Justice Roberts
Baltimore
Southwestern
Rockies
Browning
Acton
Yrenogh
Wiliam 4. Suter, Jr
Baltimore and Oh!o
Stier
Visduct Bridge
Gavan’s Falls
Bundie
Anders Atone
Young
Pisce
Sir. Stier
Wilkeos Avenue
Benteleu Street
Grimes
Gretrich
South Smallwood Sreet
Minor Young
Camerom
Gentrys Dog and Pony Exibit at Canvass Show
Prof Gentry and his company of about one hundred dogs and ponies will exhibit in this city on East Patrick street on Wednesday and Thursday nights September 29 and 30 with a matinee Thursday at 3 p m The exhibition is praised as highly entertaining and educational Admission prices are 10 cents for children and 20 cents for adults.
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Gentry
Eda
East Patrick Street
Gertry
Sparkling Cabana Gafaty Girls Big Spectacular at City Opera House
The Cabana Gafaty Girls Big Spectacular Company presents a dazzling one night show on October 11 at City Opera House. The troupe features clever artista and a vibrant costume display with original design and bright colors. A musical program of three choruses and lively performances promises entertainment.
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Cabana Gafaty Girls
City Opera House
York County Fair and Exursion Tickets at Reduced Rates
Local notices describe York County Fair near York Pennsylvania with dates October 4 5 6 7 and 8 and reduced excursion ticket sales from Lancaster Marietta Peach Bottom Frederick and intermediate stations. Tickets valid for return until October 9 with no return fare below twenty five cents. Also mentions stove sales at Roomz store and free shoe polishing at the chandlery. Jewel Oueaters promoted as safe odorless healers at Qynn's Hardware Store.
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York County
York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lancaster
Marletts
Peach Botom
Frederick
Ratze
Qynn's
Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution entertains with tea
Members of the Frederick Chapter DAR were hosted at five o clock tea yesterday by Mrs. Judge Ritchie, Mary and Regent of the State Chapter. A dance is planned this evening in Independent Hall by the Frederick dance group.
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Frederick
Daugatera
Judge Ritchie
State
D.A.R
Sorg Mes of
Prederick
New Harness Store Opened by Charles L. Stokes in Kolbontia Fog
Charles L. Stokes, formerly of Thurmont, opens a new taddlery and harness shop at 144 North Market Street in Kolbontia fog. The store aims to offer a large assortment of harnesses and robes, with a specialty in hand made harness and straps. He will employ a small, competent staff and seeks public patronage.
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Air
Charles L. Stokes
Thurmont
North Market Street
Kolbontia
Workresa Snd
Peculiar Accident Involving Mr. Wolfe From Prairie Depot
Mr Charles Wolfe of Prairie Depot Ohio suffered a peculiar accident in the city while playing baseball weeks ago. He threw with such force that his right arm near the shoulder was broken, causing him much inconvenience for some time.
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Charles Wolfe
Prairie Depot
Ohio
Wolfe
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