Methodist Conferences Open In Baltimore And Orinfield
The one hundred fifteenth annual session of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South met at Mount Vernon Church Washington with committees and boards as the focus. Delegates noted Miss Melissa Baker generous legacies to churches and the conference. In Orinfield the Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant church re elected Rev. A D Melvin president and discussed a Baltimore publishing building not to exceed 16000, with surplus funds of 780. A future plan for a twentieth century thanksgiving offering was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mount Vernon Church
Washington
Melissa Baker
J. H. Wilbite
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Orinfield
A. D. Melvin
Treadway
Belair
W. M. Strayer
Buckeystown
Wm. G. Baker
OC. McAllem
Daniel Baker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Deaths and local notices from early 1900s period
Obituaries and notices from Park Mills to Woodsboro and Two Taverns including Edward Lee and Philip Clem deaths, Maria Wherley, a drum band picnic at Braddock Heights, a play at City Opera House, Sorosis dog naming, a new warehouse at Myersville, local real estate sale, antique vases gift, and an advertisement urging Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Clemmr
Philip BH. Clem
Woodsboro
Oenough
Legore’s
County
CO. M. Clem
Bogart
Ohio
Maria Wherley
Evhannel Wherley
Andrew Wherley
Braddock Heights
Independent Dramatic Association
Santiago
City Opera House
New survey ordered for Fishing Creek water plan
The mayor and Board of Aldermen met to authorize a new survey by John Pownell for a water intake from Fishing Creek. Drawings and specifications will follow, with contracts to be issued. Officials warn costs may rise due to higher pipe prices, but aim to stay within appropriation as Fishing Creek water is ample to boost city supply.
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Fishing Creek
John Pownell
Pownell
Board of Aldermen
Personal movements and visits of Frederick residents
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors. W B Littleton of Hagerstown was in Frederick yesterday while Henry Perkins moved from Riehl's Mills to Schreysville. Capt David Kailor moved to Hagerstown and Dr T E R Miller of Lewistown was in Frederick yesterday. Roger Ritchie returned from Westminster, Helen Hollis of Martinsburg is visiting Mrs C O Keedy, Stanley Young takes a job in Washington, H H Gross accepts Baltimore position, Elizabeth Stroble Levy returns from Pittsburg, Mrs Charles Yaeger visits City Hotel, Sewell Slingloff family returns to Baltimore, Emma Gorman heads to Washington for National Hospital studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Littleton
Hagerstown
Henry Perkins
Riehl’s Mills
Schreysville
David Kailor
West Third Street
T. E. R. Miller
Lewistown
Frederick
Roger Ritchie
Westminster
Helen Hollis
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. O. Keedy
Weat Church Street
Stanley Young
John R. Young
Washington, D. C
H. H. Gross
Messrs. Rodock & Co
Baltimore
Elizabeth Stroble Levy
Pittsburg
Charles K. Yaeger
New Oxford
James M. Hood
City Hotel
Sewell Slingloff
Withers Young Wedding at Beulah Church Near Charlestown W V
Yesterday afternoon at Beulah church near Charlestown W Va Miss Alice Young daughter of Adam Young wed Mr Walter Withers of this county Rev A A P Neel assisted by Rev Dr A C Hopkins. Grace Hutchison of Baltimore served as maid of honor Best man was H L Young of Woodstock Va Ushers included Robert L Withers Summit Point and Rezin F Duvall Martinsburg. Reception held at bride’s parents home The couple departed for a tour of Eastern cities. TO WED NEXT WEEK Nellie Skinner of Harrisburg Pa and Edgar G Criswell marry in Harrisburg on Wednesday April 12 Miss Skinner once visited Frederick with Miss Carolyn McSherry Miss McSherry will attend the wedding. TO WED May Thomas and Ignatius Myrtlin Darrow plan a church wedding at St Josephs Manor April 19 at 10 am Ankrupt Jacob F Moffett and wife Lillian H Moffett filed voluntary petitions in District Supreme Court Washington Debts total 5392 for him 3300 for her No assets listed Moffett formerly of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Skinner
Harrisburg
Edgar G. Criswell
Misa Skinner
Frederick
Carolyn McSherry
Mise McSherry
May Thomas
Ignatius Myrtlin Darrow
St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Manor
Ankrupt
Jacob F. Moffett
Lillian H. Moffett
District Supreme Court
Washington
Amputation Sought for Man at Montevas Hospital
Aaron Brown, a Black man from the Jefferson area, is at Montevas Hospital with frozen feet. Doctors report gangrene on the right leg and say amputation will be performed next week by Dr Barry Fahrnusy to save life.
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Barry Fahrnusy
Montevas Hospital
Aaron Brown
Brown
Montevas
Jefferson
Wall Collapse Rocks Schroider Building On Market Street
A wall portion of the Schroider Building on North Market Street collapsed between two and three this morning during excavation for the new residence of Dr. Harry Febrney. No injuries are reported. Authorities inspect the site and assess damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroider
North Market Street
Harry Febrney
Licensed to Wed in Baltimore for Biggs and Chapman
James S. Biggs and Sophia E. Chapman were granted a marriage license in Baltimore. The notice claims the license was issued to the couple in the county and city authorities for nuptial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamess. Biggs
This County
Sophia E. Chapman
Baltimore
Fire destroys greenhouse and pub buildings on Carl Herman property
A large fire in Frederick Gremen's area destroyed the greenhouse and pub buildings on Carl Herman's South Street property, with a brush pile origin. The blaze spread to a foundry shed and nearby residences, endangered several families, and prompted quick firefighter action. The Public School was evacuated as embers threatened multiple nearby structures. the fire was under control by 3:10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Herman
South Street
Long Green House
I Fromen
Frederick Gremen
Messrs
George Chow Justin Buch
Marion Taller
Ombere
Messrs. Price and
Ordenian
Notnagle
Wim. Fisher
Captain Householder
Jacob Nothagle
Mesars
Chew
Haller
Buch
Two Frede rick Churches Plan New Edifices
It is probable two church buildings will rise in Frederick. The Evangelical Reformed offers ten thousand dollars toward a Grace Reformed church if five thousand dollars is raised by Grace. Grace has not yet subscribed but action is expected soon. The Evangelical church to advise on site selection. A second edifice by the United Brethren would memorialize the United Brethren faith centennial and be completed by May 1901. No site or subscriptions set yet for the Brethren church.
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Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Church
Evangelical Church
United Brethren
United States
All Saints Episcopal Church Ladies’ Reception Speaker
This evening at 7 30 Miss Julia Emery of New York secretary of the Woman’s Auxiliary to Board of Missions will give an address in the chapel followed by a ladies’ reception in the Sunday school room with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Julia Emery
New York
Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
Catoctin Furnace Sale Set for Court Ruling
Tomorrow marks the date for ratification of the Catoctin Mountain Company's plant by the circuit court. No objections had been filed at the Clerk's office as of this morning. The new company is expected to take possession and restore the facility to operation.
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Catoctin
Catoctin Mountain Company
New Constitution Discussed by Business Men's Association
The committees on a new constitution and by laws appointed by the association president met last evening and decided on the plan to be submitted Friday. They will also recommend another important measure of great benefit to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Association
Ancient Check Deposited With Filook, Gaver & Co
An old check dated August 24 1864 drawn on the Assistant Treasurer of the United States and signed by Samuel Dana to Dawson F Flook. Deposited with Filook Gaver Co bankers at Myersville. The note notes its age and requests to get in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filook, Gaver & Co
Myersville
Dawson F. Flook
Samuel Dana
United States
Property Owners Seek Junior Fire Company Steamer
North Market Street residents urged the standing committee of the Junior Fire Company to loan the steamer to pump water from cellars. Officials were informed the service could be secured at fifteen dollars per day, but no contract was made by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market
Junior Fire Company
Meeting of Alumnae at the Home of Mrs Richman
The Alumni Club of I. I. Luminary hosted an open session Saturday at President Mrs. Marshall Hutchison's West Second Street residence. Miss Grace Ruadelity called roll, minutes were approved, and Miss Florence Trail opened with a talk on Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. I. Luminary
Marshall Htchison
West Second Street
Grace Ruadelity
Florence Trail
Trail Wlas
Misses Trail
Joseph Apple
Woman's College
Holland
Monthly church prayer concert and combined meeting notices
News of the churches reports a monthly concert of prayer in All Saints chapel tomorrow at 4 PM, followed by a combined meeting of Chris Mission and St. Mary's Chapters. Rev J H Withite attends the Southern Methodist conference in Washington. Grace Reform church Sewing Society sale and supper opens at Kemp Hall this afternoon at 4. Quarterly conference for Walkersville U B Church to convene April 15 and 16, 1899 at Rocky Springs with Rev L O Bortner presiding.
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All Saints Chapel
Chris Mission
St. Mary's
J. H. Withite
Washington
Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Walkersville Charge
U. B. Church
Rocky Springs
L. O. Bortner
P. E
Dairy Maids' Picnic Cantata Stirs Cut Opera House Crowd
The Dairy Maids' Picnic a cantata under St. John's Colored Sodality played at Cut Opera House last night. A large audience enjoyed dancing singing and readings with an old fashioned cake walk finale won by Samuel Dimmy and Mrs. Thomas Spencer. Dorsey Robinson's Mandolin Club supplied music.
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Cut ¥ Opera House
Colored Sodality of
St. John’s Catholic Church
Samuel Dimmy
Thomas Spencer
Dorsey Robinson
Mandolin Club
Sick list and census district notices in local terse notes
Miss Katharine E Thompson remains ill at her aunt Mrs C O Keedy's West Church street. Ignatius Goode could sit up briefly yesterday. Master Murray Stauffer, son of Mr D Stauffer, relapsed and is very ill. easier this morning. Census Districts Director Merriam divides state into districts for the next census. Maryland has four districts, Frederick county and others in the sixth district with 172 263 people. Each district will have one supervisor.
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Katharine E. Thompson
C. O. Keedy
West Church Street
Ignatius Goode
Murray Stauffer
D. ¥. Stauffer
Merriam
Maryland
Frederick County
Fox Chase at Libertytown Ends With Fox Release
Walter Myers, noted fox hunter, caught a fox Tuesday morning, bringing this season tally to nine. He released the animal near Libertytown at 10 o clock today. Frederick Woodsboro and Carroll county sportsmen gathered at Myersville. Douglass Brothers, railroad contractors, were in Myersville seeking rights of way for a proposed electric road extension from Myersville to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Myers
Libertytown
Frederick
Woodsboro
Carroll County
Myersville
Douglass Brothers
Hagerstown
Change in Schedule for Frederick and Middletown Electric Road
A timetable change took effect this morning for the Frederick and Middletown Electric Road. The official schedule is published in Tar News advertising columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Middletown
Tar News
Local Wheat Prices and Oil Barrels Noted at Market
Wheat was quoted in Frederick at 72 cents per bushel. A disrupted line notes oil at 3 dollars per barrel. The garbled OCR fragment mentions market pricing and commodities.
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Frederick
Bnabel. Com
Resignations and readings mark Maryland notices in Baltimore
News from the state lists resignations in the Fifth Maryland Regiment Assistant Surgeon lang Trimble and other official moves. It notes the League of Republicats Claby of Maryland convention in Baltimore on April 26, appraisals on the estate of Miss Hoffan, a reelection of Rev Melvin as Maryland conference president, and court actions in Frostburg and Carroll county. A theatre report highlights James M Martin's new farce The Late Mr Early with Sharp and Flatt leading the cast for a City Opera House engagement next Saturday.
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Lang &, Trimble
Maryland
League of Republicats Claby
Baltimore
Inta Willum
Raynor
Wad Oun Company
Wm. W. Smoe
Allegany County
Lake Pulp Mill Company
Potomac River
Mary Dorothes Hoffan
Hotel Windsor
R. Curzon Toffman
Henry J. Suesskamp
Baltimore City Water Department
Mr. Arly
James M. Martin
Mme. Jaunscheck
Mr. Early
Mr. Martin
Sharp and Flatt
Hopkins
Rose Sutherland
Belle Black
Mabel Hite
Ann Scaife
Dick Brown
Apollo
Adonis
The
Wire
George Gale
City Opera House
County Commissioners Decline Tax Collector Bond Release
Carroll county officials refused to release bondsmen for former New Windsor tax collector William W Smelser. Petition supported by hundreds of county citizens. They will likely sue for recovery of about $6 000 in county taxes and $2 000 to the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
William Wallace Nail
Col
Henry Clay Naill
Eugens Greenwood
Jeremiah Greenwood
Jacob Fromfelter
Samuel Hoff
William W. Smelser
New Windsor
Smelaer
Luke Pulp Mill Plans in Caldwell West Virginia
Attorney Benjamin A. Richmond states West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co voted to raise capital from 1.25 million to 2.5 million. President David L. Luke informs that the company would invest about 3 million for a Caldwell Greenbrier plant, with 1 million in the first year, subject to contingencies. The mill might be abandoned but not easily moved. engines could be removed but digestors are fixed on site.
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Richmond
Luke
In Memoriam Laura E Rodkey and Village Notices
In loving remembrance of Laura E Rodkey wife of Charles C A Rodkey who died April 7 1893 six years hence her heaven home dear wife and mother has passed away. By her descendants the ladies of Grace Reformed Sewing Society announce a supper and bake sale for Sunday School at Kemp Hall on April 6 and 7 open at 7 p m admission free. Also notices selling cook stoves at cost from H K G Fox South Market Street.
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Roeveey
Laura E
Charles C. A. Rodkey
Ladies of Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Kemp Hall
H. K.G. Fox
South Market Street
Velvet and Axminster carpets offer best value in market
L E B Mulliniz claims Velvet and Axminster carpets provide superior wear and satisfaction per yard, with affordable prices once sold at 1.25 per yard. The spring line features an unusually large, handsome selection, many exclusive patterns. Carpet makers seek this stock, promising first choice and potential trade advantages.
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Axminster
Local promotions from Sappington on home goods and coffee
C E Cine and F B Sappington urge value priced home wares including Ingram carpets decorative toilet sets and lamps with a 25 percent sale. tout White Star coffee as top choice and offer peanut roasts. They promote low prices, quality trials, and a corner store location at Market Street and TaN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Bappington
Tan. Market S
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Laura
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Willard Saulebury
Delaware
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Andrew J. Garvey
Tweed Ring
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
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Fc China
Blackston & Son
News Uice
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Ze.s. Houck
F&m. RR
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Ea. i. Keyser
Methodist Conferences
M. E. South
M. P. Denominations
Edward Lee
Park Mills
Hope Hill Church
Wim. Collins
Clifton Howard
Faunt Johnson
Frank Jackson
R. Ambush
Geo. W. Peters
Milton Derr
Benjamin Rosenour
Rosanour
Cyrus Routzahn
Farmers’ Mutual Exchange
Mf. & C. Electric
Noah E. Cramer
Mra. M. Zimmerman
Fifth Street
H. J. Stantfer
Nellie M. Thomas
Hood
PLAE
Herman
Poote
Star
New Constitution
F. F
Marahad Richman
Hetyeshmonte
News OF the Churches
Fox Chase
Local Mart
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L. EB. Mulliniz
L. E. Moun
Telephone
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Thta
Mesa
Droix Diuoda
Stoth
Benital Goods
Vorduroys
Ndere
Atuility
Ascot
John Henortoxson
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Lina
Neidig & Mauer
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Linton E. Main
Charles Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Dr. Win
Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
CLINE
Ngrainy Carpets
Noth
C. E. Cine
F. B. Sappington
Eiderly
GEO
Rodock & CO
Brussels
B. Jms &Haton
GEO. & Rodour & GO
A.T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rox & Sons
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F. W. Stars
Northwest Corner Market and
Fourth Sts
Ratling's
Tee Allan
Uber Wiawe
C. H. Ramsburg
Bambburg
C. E. Rasesuns
Selephons
Ay Ket Bt
Stephens
Netweret Ee Marke
Kyow
Hessely Keller
Gann
Sandi
Bo. Nicodemus
Universes of
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Alfred Ritter
Mitton G. Urner
O Rayten
Keak Hammond Oras
Ubner, Keedy & Urmes
Sobetiere
Chanrar
Equity Testamactery Havoceis
Ee Aicoss
Frederick Womete
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