Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Friends
Purely personal items list visits and movements of residents and visitors in Frederick. Names include Margaret Clingan Kay, William Neff of Cincinnati, Samuel Culler, Charles Morgan, Henry ad, Harry W. Sowers Clark Fince, John Groff, Ralph Mercer, W H Pearce, Ehmer Railing, Harriet Tyler, Leeks, Milton G. Urner, Clara L. Wineberg, Rebecca Davis, Wilbur H. Duvall, Rev Dr Eschbach, Adolphus Fearhake, Frederick Gaits, Dorsey Biddlemoser, W F Albertson, Pekin, Wm G Conard, Maj Carlton, and others visiting or traveling for work or conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clingan Kay
Washington
Wm. Neff
Cincinnati
Ohio
Samuel Culler
Jefferson
Frederick
Messrs
Chas. Morgan
Henry
Brans
Harry W. Sowers
Glark Fince
Baltimore
John Groff
Emmitsburg
Ralph Mercer
East Seventh Street
North Market Street
W.H. H. Pearce
Unionvills
Ehmer Railing
Atlantic City
Dennis
Harriet Tyler
East Patrick Arrest
Leeks
Milton G. Urner
Soulmare
Clara L. Wineberg
New York
New Haven
Rebecca Davis
West Patrick Street
Wilbur H. Duvall
West Third Street
Easter Preparations and Canal Opening Report
Spring fever arrives as Easter displays brighten shop windows and bonnet fashions captivate shoppers. Henry E-C- For moves his storehouse to East Patrick Street, while M T Derr renovates his West Patrick Street home with fresh paint. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal feeders opened, water entered the levels, boat traffic预计 to Cumberland by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E-C- For
South Market
East Patrick Street
M.T. Derr
West Patrick Street
Hicks
Kenca Wa
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
The Latest War News and Medical Advertisement
The latest war news stirs readers with tales of valiant deeds and losses while distress grows for those with loved ones missing or captured. An accompanying testimonial promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach issues, indigestion, constipation, nervousness, insomnia, and fever prevention, claiming fifty years of cures.
Work of Death Maud Beall
Obituary roundup notices for several local residents. Maud Beall died at 11 after brief illness at home Plan No.4 aged 11. Funeral at Hemptown April 2 at 2 pm led by Rev. Onilum. Bearers named. Interment at nearby cemetery. Other notices include Mrs. Annie Knauff died suddenly at 98 East Patrick Street. services Saturday at 2 pm with interment at Olivet Cemetery. Elizabeth Abrecht died of apoplexy at 41 with nine children surviving. Mollie Watson died in Washington and buried at John Wesley Cemetery Libertytown. Anna Schaefer, 6, pneumonia, funeral Friday at St John’s Church Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Beall
Maud E
Dorsey
Hemptown
Onilum
Wim. Garriell
Frank Sheggs
Lewis Spurrier
Clifford Reeiord
L. T. Lervis
Chas. B. Knaupf
Annie M. Knanff
Chay
Knanff
East Patrick Street
Enoch
Olsra Knauf
Chas
B. T. Best
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
ARS
Elizabeth Abrecht
George Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Katie
Gertrude
Madelins
Abrecht
Frank
Charles
Ernest
Earl
William
Lewis
Mollie. Watson
Mollie Watson
Washington
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Marriages of Mercer and Cushwa in early April society notes
Baltimore couple William V Mercer and Kate Wilson wed in Baltimore on a Wednesday evening in April. The bride wore a tailor made suit with matching hat and gloves. They plan to reside on Scott street after visiting Philadelphia. Martinsburg invites for Cushwa Hoffheins wedding on April 17 at the Reformed church. Hoffheins editor of Martinsburg Evening World. Harry F Wilbids of Lantz and Maggie Woland of Toormanty married March 28 per Dr P Fahrney Residence ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Baltimore
Hoffbeins
Cushwa
Alice S. Cushwa
William E. Hoffheins
Reformed Church
Martinsburg
W VI
Coshwa
Woman's Collage
Mir. Hoffheins
W. A. Hoffhems
The
Martinaburg-Selhide—Woland
Harry F. Wilbids
Lantz
Maggie Woland
Toormanty
P. Fahrney
Removals in Liberty Town Area Announcement
George W Bowles of Liberty town has moved to St Marys county and bought woodland to start a lumber business. Eagan Wright formerly of Liberty town has joined J M Currie and Reistertown as a traveling salesman and becomes bookkeeper for William H Hooper Manufacturing Co in Baltimore. F Loraine Simpson of Liberty town has taken a job with Jackson Brothers lumber dealers in Whaleyville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bowles
Libertytown
St.Mary's County
Aee Eagan Wright
Jackson Brothers’ Company
Lumter Dealers
Whaleyville
Virginia
Funeral of Harry F. Jacobs at Dunkard Church
The funeral for Harry F. Jacobs was held yesterday at 9 am from his home on Water Street. Services conducted at Dun dark Church near Monrovia by Elder Branner with Elder Utz of New Market assisting. Interment followed in the adjacent graveyard. F Schroeder was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Jacobs
Ing Iatg
Water Street
Dunkard Church
Monroria
Branner
Utz
New Market
F. Schroeder
Preparing For War Involving Japan and Russia
Imminent conflict tense notes from April dispatches claim Japan calls naval reserves as tensions rise with Russia. Article describes war prep and official statements signaling possible hostilities in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conint
Japan
Masi
Tag Ag
SussuHtat
Confiace
Vgsser
Victugrs
FIGHTING AT MAPERING REPULSED AT MAFFFF
A Lorenzo Marques dispatch reports sharp fighting on April 2 near Mafeking. The garrison under Colonel Palmer repulsed two Boer attacks with heavy casualties, including Palmer’s loss of twenty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittth
Lorenzo Marqees
Saya
Mafeking
Plamer
Plamer Lsing
Osman Pasha Dies in Plevna Hero of the War
Special dispatch reports the death of Osman Pasha, famed defender of Plevna, on April 9. The long battle leader passed away, marking a significant moment in the campaign and United Kingdom reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosstastinopus
Ouman Pashi
Plevna
Train Wreck Near Channing Claims Passengers
Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad southbound passenger train wrecked near Channing Texas on April 5. The entire train burned with reports of several killed and others injured. Feral Gabel in Texas reported the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wexrs
Txx
Fort Worth
Denver City
Channing
Maryland Debt Conflicts With Per Capita Claim
Review argues Maryland is in strong financial shape despite claims of high per capita debt. It details state funded debt around $6 million, sinking fund, and offsetting assets like rail annuities, canal offers, and canal holdings. City debt near $20 million contrasted with sinking funds, leaving a low net per capita burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Northern Central Railway
Italzo
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
State Dept. of Maryland
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad
Comptroller's
Carstal
Maryland News Roundup Briefs and Local Notes
Health and court items across the state with multiple names and places. Albert Stinchcourb near death in Anne Arundel. Huttons case before Court of Appeals. Dr Joseph W Wallace injured in Cecil county. Robert L Wyatt cheerful in Annapolis jail after murder conviction. Montgomery county circuit court disposes several local option cases. Margaret Fennell dies in Talbot county at ninety five. Maryland Conference of Methodist Protestant opens in Westminster with A D Melvin reelected. Robert Sillers death noted in Dayton Soldiers' Home. miners in George's region consider wage-related strike. Governor Smith hears bill for county funds to Southern Maryland Railroad. Mary Peter killed by train near Sparrow's Point road. government to pay Haven claim in Cumberland. Miss Josephine Rogers and William Anderson sick. Eels Reich family ill. advertising for Hood's Sarsaparilla included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stinchcourb
North Severn
Anne Arundel County
Court of Appeals
John M. Hutton
Celeste M. W. Hutton
Joseph W. Wallace
Cecil County
Chesapeake City
Robert L. Wyatt
Oliver Caulk
Annapolis
Montgomery County
Margaret O. Fennell
Thomas Pratt Fennell
Philadelphia
Talbot County
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Westminster
A. D. Melvin
Cumberland
Dayton
Ohio
Robert Sillers
George's
Southern Maryland Railroad Company
Smith
Mary Peter
New Maryland Laws Expand State Boards and Oversight
The Maryland General Assembly acted on several laws establishing a three member Tax Commission appointed by the Governor to audit revenues and assessions, and a State Aid and Charities Commission to review aid requests. It also restructured county school boards, created a State Superintendent of Public Education with $3000 salary, and enacted the State Auditor law requiring biennial examinations of state institutions receiving aid. A $1.5 million public works loan funds court buildings, a Springfield insane asylum, and penitentiary workshops, with $290,000 for Annapolis offices. Two joint resolutions address the Baltimore Ohio Railroad dividends and canal bond extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
General Assembly
Gorurhuruld
Baltimore
Stevenson Whiliams
Harford
Tobanco
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Springfield
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Religious services schedule at Zion Zion Reformed and Pleasant Hill churches
Church notices list Holy Communion and preparatory services at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville with dates next Sunday and the prior Saturday, plus regular services at Pleasant Hill and Easter Sunday times. Additional confirmations and April evening services are noted, along with a Modern Woodmen camp meeting and membership growth. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure for nervous troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Communion
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill
Tee Ai
Spring Millinery Openings Highlight Easter Fashion Displays
The Spring opening of millinery shops features elaborate window displays with bouquets, hats, bonnets, and dainty accessories. Mrs Emma Payne and Mrs Getebaugh showrooms bloom with spring flowers and new hats while Miss Lieorgie A Poole advertises an Easter exhibit of novelties, books and stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrey
Suiilinere
Doll Bros
Wi Boery
Getebaugh
Genesal
Emma Payne
Misa Lieorgie A. Poole
Entertainm. A musical and literary evening at Independent Hall
A Dra matic Association event last night drew a large crowd for a benefit for the Drum Band. Recitations by Miss Lulu James and Miss Elizabeth Engle were well done. Wm Fisher's clarinet solo met his high standard. Performers included Charles Koontz and Miss Smith. Committees led by Edward Bacingardnes and Jon Engle. Republican conventions set Baltimore May 9 for four delegates-at-large and the National Convention. Sixth District Convention at Cumberland May 8 for delegates and one presidential elector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hall
The
Dramatic Association
Misa Lylu James
Misa Elizabeth Engle
Wm. Fisher
Mira Lulu James
Mr. Fisher
Elizabeth Engle
Charles Koontz
Misa Mazi¢ Smith
Richard Kearser
Edoard Bacingardnes
Mt Jon Engle
Hejbtican State Central Committee
Baltimore
Shryock
Cumberland
Literary Societies and Local Real Estate Note
The nans meeting of the Philomathon Literary will be held this evening. Clover Leaf holds its flat meeting for the season tonight. Noah E. Gramer closed the sale of Mrs. R. Smith’s Woodsboro property of 15 acres 91 perches to J L Smith for 778 43. A moving tale notes John Baffington’s relocation from C Jones’ farm near Clemarnville to Dr Norris’ farm near Union Bridge taking 14 terms and 82 horses and 4 persons for dinner. Local market quotes list J E W Hargett quotas: corn $1.85 per barrel, shelled corn 35c per bushel, wheat 71c per bushel, hay $10-$12 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathonn Literary
Clover Leaf
Renal
Noah E. Gramer
R. Smith
Woodsboro
J. L. Smith
John Baffington
C. Jones
Clemarnville
J. E. W. Hargett
Local notices from Birely’s Palace of Music and shops
Leave piano tuning orders at Birely’s Palace of Music. Roscoe O White has moved his practice to 58 West Church Street. Birely’s adds pianos organs and small instruments, with discounts. Second hand upright piano for sale on easy payments. Eye ear nose throat specialist advertises exams and operations. China ware and lamps sold. lamp brands promoted. Groceries and tea advertised. market street retailer notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birely's Palace of Music
Roscoe O. White
The
Psace
West Church Street
Squire Barrick
Birety
Palace of Music
Bergainr Pricea
J. M. Birety
Birely’s Palace of Music
J. Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Easter Sales and Openings At Local Shops
Local items list Castle's Cyocer & Fish Depot offering fresh seafood including chopped clams oysters and assorted fish. Hershberger's promotes Bankers and Easter Novelties with an Easter sale announced for April 7. Miss Georgie A Poole invites public to Easter openings on April 6 and 7 at 92 North Market Street. Mr Robert T Danner relocates water works residence to 153 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle's
Cyocer & Fish Depot
W. Lipre
East
Patrick Street
Georgie A. Poole
North Market Street
Robert T. Danner
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Mullines Carpet and Wall Coverings Ad Cling to Value
L. E. Mullines promotes carpet and wallpaper sales with a large stock of new patterns and rich colorings. Prices claimed as lowest for same quality, inviting shoppers to compare and visit to judge for themselves at the exclusive carpet wallpaper and curtain house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpss Basxines
L. E. Mullinex
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Ures
Ixteres
Cook
Pias
Reece
Bere
Waanmaeos
Lda
Tex Newa
ZEW
Pia
Berger’s. Farm
J. N. Olary
Geo
Rodock & Co
Dia Syne
S. Miller & Co
W.E. Oramer
Dr. Eschbach
Harrisburg
Board of Home Missions
Adolphus Fearhake
M. E. Church
Frederick Gaits
A. J. Delashmutt
Thia
Dorsey Biddlemoser
Stanton, Va
Mr. Conor
Leesburg
Mr. D. Conard
Chance Medley
Gleaners’ Sewing School
All Saints’ Parish Bool
Wm. P. Madsby
J. A. Ingle
China
Schleysville Mission School
All Saints
Ss. Mary's Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick College
Women's College
Frederick County Historical Society
Eastern Star
Osman Pasha
Texas
Ita Securities
News OF
Josephine Rogers
William Anderson
Eels
John Reich
Braddock
America
Daranss
Lave
State Board UP
Chritiss
J. H. Koier
Hood
John Hendrickson
Tel Peureca
Bts
Satin Soliel
SATIN
Soliel
JSTIN
NEW Antrim Linen
Jonn Hexpriossox
Neidig & Miller
Neve & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Weadow
Basters
Name & Man
N. Market St
Clinton & Main
Clinton B. Maen
Guatunte Phivamcit
Sandard Time
Propr
J. M. Birely
F. B. Sappington
Devon
L&mps
Jansdawiy
F.bsa Appingtos
QIN
Market Bt
Geo.s
Castor
Rusal
Rodoce & LG A. T. Bige & Sons
A. T. Ries & Sosa
Vrederice, MD
Ubaiks
F. W. Stave
Hoebely Keer
J. Heibely Keller
Bruexess
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Alary
A. Whipp
Mazer
Rotks
Charles B. Fout
Ezra L. Cramer
Henrietta Cramer
Deceas
Limile
Harry R. Spock
J. A. Rochelle
Potomac
Patrick BT
Ceresville Floue
Se Ceresville
Shriner
Mager OF Flote
Aken ‘Bitter
Coonssias
Court Street
H Tharles P. Levy
C. Vas. Levy
Oiice
Appesite Court
Drm & Ser
Cleveland
Koller
Maree
Hershberger’s
Lowney
Hershberger's
Crowbridge Chips
L. E. Mullines
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