Local items and weather notes headline
The page notes the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles beginning this evening and continuing a week. Iowa Mississippi towns report water levels lower than at any time since 1861. Auctioneers sell household furniture on premises for A L Bosley. Oregon income from hops and wool estimated at 14 million dollars by the Portland Oregonian. Frederick Select Orchestra moves from Etchison Building to City Hall. A city carload of pickles, first of its kind received. A two story brick dwelling on West Fourth street is under new ownership.
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Tabernacles
Iowa
Mississippi
Jones
Chaparall
Ariz
W. D. Lipps
North Market Street
Ohio
Sydney
Harvey R. Lease
A. L. Bosley
Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Frederick Select Orchestra
Etchison
Incinnati
Edward Kritzinger
A.C. McCardell
Charles F. Fleming
Lewis A. Burck
West
Fourth Street
Personal notices and social items from Frederick edition
E O Weant of Westminster and Mrs John S Reese of Baltimore visit Frederick. Thomas Feazer of Littles Pa on business in the city. Emma Vernon plans Baltimore trip. Blanche Whitmore visits from near Rick Junction. Nettie Shriner of Cumberland hosted by Mr and Mrs Wm P by. C Renner of New Mid off travels via Baltimore for Kansas City on pleasure trip. Eugene Sponseller and family enjoy a day at low Springs near Mrs Sponseller’s home. A comedy at the Opera House October 3 features Smythe & Rice performers. The piece by H Souchet amuses while a plan to bolster the Order of the Yellow Robe is noted. Ugly conduct reported on West Patrick street bridge. George D Thomas reports a tame carrier pigeon marked W HL 9296 7. Hood’s Sarsaparilla recommended.
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E. O. Weant
Westminster
County
John S. Reese
Baltimore
Frederick
Thomas O. Feazer
Littles- Pa
Basi
S. Blanche Whitmore
Nearrick Junction
Rehn Frederick
Nettie Shriner
Cumberland
Wm. P. By
West Church Street
C. Renner
New Mideft
Baltimore and Railroad
Kansas City
Kansas
Eugene Sponseller
Louis Sponseller
L. A
Yesterder Low Springs
India
Smythe & Rice
Opera House
H. Souchet
Order of the Yellow Robe
Theoso
New York
Lion of Order
Bradshaw
Ada Gilman
George D. Thomas
No Verdict Reached In Maryland Murder Trial
The trial of George Gibbons for the murder of Leslie Horine continued with testimony from defense and prosecution. George Gibbons argued innocence while the State pressed malice and intent. after a long day the jury could not reach a verdict and was discharged, with Judge McSherry lamenting the failure of jurors to uphold their duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Macase
Miller
Cru | News
George Gibbons
Leslie Horine
Allan K. Webster
Geo. Gibbons
Jacob Gibbons
Horing
Groff
Young Horing
George
Rowe
Gibbons
Doss
Miss Gibbons
Prof. Jackson
Mar. Jacob Gibbons
Serenaders
Daniel Gibbons
Braddock
Grumbine
Somers
Brachey
Mr. Grumbine
Pampel
J. Roger McSherry
Maryland
Leslie Uorine
Horine
Sherif
Mr. Pampel
Aftea
John Florine
Phleeyer
Mr. Lipscomb
Gibbonses
Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Dreyffas
Devils Island
Grigf
Lipscomb
Hinker Neous
Hinks
Man
Cain
Leslie Morine
Leslie Horne
Mumlice
Ttig
Leslie Borine
George Cibbons
Bruchey
Mercer
Maic Sherry
Inittal. Judge McSherry
Charles Miller
P. Frank Pampel
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederish
Quanitter
Aueney
Mary's Woolon Mereficturing Company
Obie
Rederick
Alanketa
Cvary
Foolly & Ehanes
Ledurick
Prederick
George &, Rodock & CO
George , Rodock
Carpets Furnishings for Two West Virginia Churches
C E Cline of this city has supplied M E Church Piedmont West Virginia with 265 yards of carpet and cocoa matting. He also holds the contract to furnish M P Church Harpers Ferry with 240 yards of all wool carpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Carpets
C. E. Cline
M. E. Church
Piedmont
W. Va
M. P. Church
Harpers’ Ferry
Local Market Reports and River Levels in Frederick
Wheat quoted at 56 cents per bushel in Frederick with a one cent drop from yesterday. Shelled corn at 30 cents per bushel and 1 60 a barrel. Monocacy River very low and clear, with resident Frank Hanlon noting water at its lowest in six years. Apples scarce due to nationwide crop shortfalls. Dyspepsia relief touted by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Frederick
Frank Hanlon
Union
New Religion by T S Bacon advertised in Baltimore Sun
An 1898 Baltimore Sun notice praises A New Religion by T. S. Bacon D. D. and promotes sale at Smith's Temple of Fancy Frederick Maryland. The advertisement also touts a sale on 4 quart granite stew pans at 12 cents each and discounts on base lamps available Saturday and Monday.
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Brish Bros
New Religion
Ae Smith
Temple of Fancy
Young Medicine Co
A. J. Fromke
W. HL. B. Etchison
Ty T. S. Bacon
D. D
Baltimore Sun
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Frederick
Choosing Carpets at L. E. Mullins Store in Frederick
The ad claims the store offers the largest carpet stock in Frederick with a wide selection of weaves and patterns. It emphasizes expert carpet-focused service and asserts prices are not the cheapest because quality and assortment justify value.
Telephone end special umbrella sale and stock prices
Special umbrella sale advertised with odd phrases and prices in cents. Mentions Children's School Unitrom and potential accident on F. V. Staub. Names Ernest J. Knabe Jr and James D. Mason in president and vice president roles with other corporate titles and dues noted.
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Ernest J. Knabe, Jr
James D. Masoon
Priqhard
Alanagera
Jostalmant Eee
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Bulamia
B. C
Pompey the Great
Dniue Coeur
England
Richard VI
Henry Iv
Isabel
Bavaria
Chartey VI
France
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Londo
Welearmu
Byanmyrdy
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Manu
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George Whitefield
Newburyport
Mass
Asuineton
D. C
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Nature
Frederick B. L. & P. Co
GC. Carty
Neidig & Miller
Emma Vernon
Town
Patrick Street Bridge
Sta
Nzws
Alvin J. Doorhye
Marion I. Mouck
Willian GC
Howard
Richwad Ei. Audernou
Gilnor Selley
Daniel PL Wright
Henry M. Clary
Thomas J. Weln
Uouel
Samael
Lilly
Charles
Werthonnot
George A. Gilbert
Adils
Tha
Brown
Roy
Onso Ag
Pamypol
Ha Defanse
Ki. Y. Goldsborough
Board of Charities and Correction
F. W. Staub
G.S. Rodock & Co
Henry Wineberg
David Wineberg
William Miles
Merchants’ Coal Company
Anthracite Co
Markell & Trait
L. M. Elilderrand
David Cramer
Colbert and Wright
Point of Rocks
Clinton E. Main
M. T. Derr
Montevue
Local Mart
Hood
Eprisi Bros
L. E. Mulling
City
Tall
LL. E. Mou
John Hendrickson
Dresden
Children's School Unitrom
I.c
Aratos
John Henpricxson
Grearen
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sova
Fraderick
F. V. Staub
Pott
Jardineres
EF. V. Sravs
Northwest Corner
Fourth and Market Ste
Nathonau
Drauss
Tus
Storzs Srauss
Noemie & Mau
Rodonk & Neidlie
Gintone Main
SVE
Cowroy E. Mar
N. Market St
Sam
Samuel C. Titlow
Braddock Heights
Square Corner
Wm. A. Weopwinp
Wm. A. Botcler
Marketstreet
Residence City Hotel
Clry
Baker Johnson
Easler
E Bach H
Jorkek
Ramsburg
OC 'E
Tland
C. E. Raxssore
City Grocer
City Hotel
Sugiadi
Ablron Shafer
Attorney-At-Lab
East Lexington
U. S
Milton G. Urner
Clayton
Kuedy Hammond Urner
Urnes
Keedye & Urnex
Law 4
Chancery
WII
Equity
Record Street
Counalouse
Frederick, Md
Orables
P. Levy
Attornex
At-Law
C. VS. Levy
Court Street
Cour
Bean
Ian Idawiy DE
Nicodemus
Tor Ereteese
University of Maryland
Markell & Trail
Arthoy
Manuris
Tra
Ofica and
Fara
Carrol Breve, Sreterick, Ad Ice We
C. Becline
Portieres
POLES
C. E. Cline's Carpet Store
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