Unclear Names in Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and phrases such as Tony, India, Witt er Lost, Jones, Bosley, Cline, Mantz, Cinton, Main, Walker & Co, Hendrickson. Records unreadable. Likely misc listings or ad copy with incomplete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
India
Nation
F. D. Witter
W.D. Jones
I Sale
Bosley
Ieres
Cline
Inery
D. Mantz
Cinton B. Main
E. Walker & Co
Uture
Carty
rellaSale
John Hendrickson
Weekly News Proclaims Reputation and Broad Reading Appeal
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue with two extra pages, highlighting its well known actor, improving content, and varied reading matter. It notes installments of "A Tale in the Garden" and includes school lessons, Sunday topics, lifestyle and business notes, with numerous brief articles and an eight week ad list from local shops and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Baltimore
eSale
Mann’s. Geo. S. Rodock & Co
E. Walker & Co
Carty
Susan CG
Easterday
C.C . Carty
Ellwanger & Barry
Bresightee J. Seigel
Bright Items of Local and General Interest
A compact survey of varied topics mentions a druggist, maritime trade, and notable individuals. It highlights Governor Ewellyn Powers, shipbuilders, and a mention of Lady groups in Maryland towns including Frederick and Emmitsburg with references to Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purification product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewellyn Powers
Ant
Cochin China
Ze Union Knitting Mills
Serenaders Recount Fatal Shooting in Gibbons Trial
In the George Gibbons murder trial of Leslie Horine, witnesses describe a serenade turning deadly as shots fired from an upstairs window. Horine dies after being carried to a nearby house. Witnesses report a pistol visible from a window and a fatal brain wound from a bullet.
Shots at White House Serenade End in Death of Horine
Testimony from witnesses at the Gibbons house reveals three rapid shots during a serenade. Leslie Horine was killed when a shot struck him in the head as George Gibbons allegedly warned the group to leave and Horine fell. Witnesses describe downward aiming flashes from a first floor window and Gibbons's reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Ren. Gibbons
Leslie Otc
D. J. Wachtel
Poffenberger
Jacob Gibbons
Gibbons
Horine
Horne
John Horine
Leslie Horine
Leslie
George Mull
George
Serenade Shooting at Braddock Ends in Fatality
Eyewitnesses recount gunfire during a serenade at the Gibbons home in Braddock. Three shots fired, Leslie Hormne killed. citations describe downwards flashes and people hit. Officers arrest Jacob and George Gibbons, with a pistol found in a stair closet and statements about the event.
Pleasant Personal Notices From A Frederick City Page
A roundup of local social moves lists Col Allen Dorsey, Mrs B H Blackston, J Frank Butts, Miss Nannie Hooper, Charles D Doll, Webster Hiteshew, the Mantz sisters, Mrs M L Norris, Howard Norris, W S Bitting, Helen Schrey, Exthrida Bradley, J A Adams, Howard Bragh, Peter Bragh, Louis Melzus, Estelle Whitmore Mehrling, Annie Monroe, Mary Yeard, Bion E Boost, and Wm M Crimmins. Names, places like Baltimore Washington Frederick Columbia Boonsboro Cockeysville Hagerstown and Palmetto Fibre Co. are noted alongside travels and visits, with social and professional affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Blackston
Baltimore
J. Frank Butts
Brunswick
Nannie Hooper
Charles D. Doll
City Hotel
Webster Hiteshew
Oakland
Cumberland
M. R
D. Mantz
New York
M. L. Norris
Howard Norris
Frederick
W. 8. Bitting
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
City
Mass
Helen Sehrey
Exthrida Bradley
J. B. G. Custis
Washington
D.C
John Adams
Howard Bragh
Columbia
Peter &. Bragh
Louis Melzus
Estelle Whitmore Mehrling
East Patrick Street
Cockeysville
Annie Monroe
Mary Yeard
Boonsboro
Washington County
William Adams
West Patrick Street
Bion E. Boost
Hagerstown
Palmetto Fibre Company
Mir. Wm. M. Crimmins
Maryland State Council
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Local Merchants Complain About Out of Town Agents
The Grand Union Tea Company with headquarters in Lancaster, Pa., used a Frederick agent to canvass East Patrick Street door to door soliciting orders. Local merchants say foreign agents operate without licenses, undersell and lure customers with small prizes. A Patrick Street merchant urges licenses to curb opposition trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union Tea. Company
Lancaster
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Patrick Street
Funeral for George Morgan Held at Frederick Home
The funeral of George W. Morgan, a member of Company A, First Maryland Volunteers, was held at his parents’ home on West Fifth Street with Rev. Page Milburn officiating. A large procession, including the Independent Drum Band, Frederick Riflemen, Antietam Camp Sons of Veterans, and Reynolds Post, followed to Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers and fellow soldiers accompanied the remains from Camp Meade to Frederick, then back to Camp Meade. Morgan praised life at Camp Meade over Fortress Monroe with remarks on rations and medical care, and a note on his comrades’ experiences and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhce
George W. Morgan
First Regiment
Maryland Volunteers
Camp Meade
West Fifth Street
Page Milburn
Frederick Riflemen
Antietam Camp
Sons of Veterans
Reynolds’ Post
Independent Pie Company
Brave
Frederick Rittmen
Ely
Firs Regiment
Sonia Winkleman
Loui Moberly
Samuel Schilling
Charles Grazier
George K. Poole
District of Columbia Volunteers
Joseph Walling
Mt. Olivet
A. J T. Rice & Sons
Gump
Lewis Winkleman
Charles Grazer
Lewis Moberly
Benjamin Maynard
Walter Ely
Frederick
Co. A. First Maryland Regiment
George Morgan
Middletown
Fortress Monroe
Chicago
My Friend from Iowa Comedy Takes City Stage
My Friend from Iowa a New York hit last season debuts in the city produced by Smyth & Rice. Erastus Underholt seeks social ascent with his son Charles through a misfit stranger, a theosophist from India, sparking comic misadventures as he aims for the 400. Cast includes Chiles Tindshaw George Mack Charles Mitchell Lester Kaner Ernest Wardo and others in a lively staged farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frou Lowa
New York
Nesas, Smyth & Rice
Erastus Underholt
Anyphant
Charles
Keene Shaver
Tudia
Order of the Yellow
India
Smyth & Rive
Inelude Chiles Tindshaw
George Mack
Charles Mitchell
Lester Kaner
Ernest Wardo
Loto Vrelman
Adw Galuan
Lormsy Arnott
Mabel Stockland
Ethel Buckland
Margaret Olas
Baltimore News Briefs From State Ledger
News of the state reports no chrysanthemum show in Baltimore this year. Amelia S Dawson dies in Hockville. John W Perry real estate sold in Queen Anne County for 229 738. Thomas G Hayes declines Democratic bid for Congress in the second district. Robert R Henderson of Cumberland reappointed US commissioner by Judge Morris. John P Ayres tasked to overhaul the Anne's County commissioners books. Col George A Pearce is Republican nominee for Congress in the sixth district. Anxiety over Baltimore and Ohio Railroad soft coal trade future. Charles E Phelps Jr elected chief engineer of the Baltimore electrical subway system. Lieut Col William D Robinson of the Fifth Maryland Regiment dies in Atlanta. German ambassador and officials visit Maryland Experimental Station to study plant insect and disease suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Amelia S. Dawson
John L. Dawson
Hockville
John W Perry
Queen Anne's County
Thomas G. Hayes
Congress
Robert R. Henderson
Cumberland
United States
Morris
John P. Ayres
Law Notes and Local Happenings in White Court
Justice White heard two local cases. Guy Dorsey, colored, fined two dollars for dis orderly conduct. George Murdoch, colored, was discharged after arrest for disorderly behavior. Miss Virgie Young recovering from illness and improving slowly. Epworth League to hold a semable at M E Church tonight. Louis Miller takes charge of greenhouse near fairgrounds with improvements underway. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as a record cure with unique merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Guy Dorsey
Ridenour
George Murdoch
Walter L Main Show Delivers Enormous City Spectacle
The Walter L Main Shows visits New Castle and Frederick City delivering an enormous display unseen in local memory. The troupe features a premier trained animal act, strong equestrian feats, a 450 member band, London pantomimes, and a large annex with three baby lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castic
New Castle
Comaut- Guardian
Walter L. Main
Souza
London
Tony Lawande
William Wallett
Frederick City
Baltimore and Ohio to begin 3000 box cars delivery
General Manager Greene announced the Pullman Company will start delivering 3,000 box cars from October 1 at 25 cars per day. The B and O railroad needs both box and coal cars as grain shipments from the west remain heavy, with about 9,000 carloads of grain handled daily last week. Also named are staff appointments for General Gobin's Knights Templar parade in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pullman Company
Funeral for George A. Angleberger at Zion Reformed Church
George A Angleberger died Tuesday at his Charles ville residence and was buried yesterday at 2 30 p m with services and interment at Zion Reformed Church Rev S M Hench officiating Charles J Smith was the funeral director Hard on horses notes seasonal risks as cooler weather begins On Their Way to Virginia Mr B J McGrath and Mr Eugene D Smith of Lancaster Pa pass Frederick en route to Col Fairfax
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Angleberger
Charlesville
Zion Reformed Church
Virginia
B. J. McGranh
Eugene D. Smith
Lancaster
Frederick
Col. Fairfax
Exclusive Carpet House Promotes Frederick Stock
L. E. Mullinix advertises a housing carpets store claiming the city’s largest exclusive carpet stock and better service due to full-time focus. The message urges customers to visit for the greatest new carpet stock and unusually low prices in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Frederick
Local Store Promotes Wide Range of Black Goods
A storefront advertises a broad selection of black goods with many interesting prices. It claims to offer the best quality, noting that the store carries every known kind and promises lower costs than most rivals.
Market Opens Early and Local Services Advertised
An old notice details Market opening at 6 o clock starting October 1st with a winter schedule. It promotes Wise carpet cleaning and laying by experienced hands with telephone contact. Other items advertise optometry services, a physician limiting practice, and a sale of portieres and poles with fall stock in French tapestry and chenille at various prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning , Company
Ws. A. Woopwanon
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Kauffman
Geo
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Samuel L. Rowe
Garret
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Rowe
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Virgie Young
Arthur
Harry Ian
Bright
Ira J. McCardy
Epworth
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Louis Miller
Uarrs
Hood
Gobin
Willard Howard
Maryland
A. E. Booth
William P. Lane
J. P.S. Gobin
Knights Templar
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VNCE
LARS
Vadoes
Rey
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Neidig & Miller
Clarater
Braans
Marseilles
Else Wileire
New & Muzen
Vormerly
Rodock
Clinton
Cuwson E.mian
N. Market St
Rodoce & CO
Agency
Foie Inert buaNtoere
Frederik Fur
St Mary's
Fredarick
Krederick
A.T. Rice & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Soxs
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North Market Stree
Fredriigk, Ma
F. V. Staub
Phrighs
F. Vv. Stavp
Nacrhweat Corner
Naton
Baltimore City
Erne
KNABE
James D. MA Bon
Pige
M. Mob
Prichard
Gener
Apub Ta Bake Johnson
Sole Anme
Wrederink
Fovediy
Tors
Rusbere
Walling
Bamsburg
City Grocer
Aniece
Uaby Chaem Soda
C. E. Raserone
Botel
Mugzsdiy
Attorney-At-Lab
East Lexington ST
Baltimore, MD
U. S
Oity
Gouleghion
da Aston G. Urner
Clayton C. Haar
Haremond Urner
Dorner, Keedy & Urner
Record Street
Coan House
P. Levy
Attiorney
C. V. E. Levs
Danisdewls
University of Nortlanc Rablodiy
LU. Markell
Thant Tran
Marks. & Tran
Eiven Prompt
Caret
Ofoe and Yar
T Steterieh
Braddock Heights
Square Corner
Wm. C. Boteter
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
C. B. Cline
Portieres
POLES
C.B. Cline's Carpet Store
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