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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1892
Page
3
Special Dispatch from Washington provides a 24 hour forecast for Maryland noting fair conditions and a likely Sunday. The Weather Bureau reports current moon phases and upcoming celestial events as part of daily weather notes.
Brief items report the Republican gathering for delegate selection in the courthouse basement, Arbor Day observances in Mechanicstown, leadership changes at McDonough School Farm, and the Maryland Sunday School Convention’s adjournment. Other notes include a spring day forecast, school inspections in Urbana, fountain activation in Court House Park, and a gasping mix of local promotions and remarks on church conference debates.
Exchange news reports the death of a horse owned by A. J. Wiles near Lewistow near Lewistown, with various local notices. It notes a druggist from Woodboro placing a telegram in his store, Sunday school convention attendance, and upcoming church services at Pleasant Hill Chapel. Local removals, business moves, and residents visiting or moving are listed, including Mrs. M. Hogan traveling to a funeral, and multiple town residents changing homes or jobs.
A report from Emneliborg April 1 outlines Mount St Marys College lectures by Rev Dr Edward I Allen Rev John J Tierney A M on Ireland and The Land of the Midnight Sun Dr A Mebweaney on Ancient Rome and Modern Home Brnest Lezarde AOM on Mexico Rev Thos L Keller on Napoleon Terney announced a 7th lecture The Passton Pies and adult tableau performances were staged with optical cards and a cardinal Oth Mang presenting the college program yesterday with guests Reva Hoenn and AL W Caughey noted as attendees.
The Feaule High School expansion on Church Street was tendered to the County Commissioners by David Bennett. Work began late last year to replace the inadequate main building with a pressed brick structure including a basement housing heating and coal storage. The second floor adds a High School room with 70 desks and folding doors to an intermediate room, plus white pine ceilings for ventilation. The old building, a city landmark built with bricks from England, sheltered St John’s Catholic Church priests. Miss Motdubiuson teaches with assistants Lily Welger, Busly Garrett, Allee Shope, Della Pull, and Diinnis Weems. total scholars 1971 marked in attendance.
Newa reports upcoming services at the Y M C A hall and in St Stephen's chapel with pastors J N Zimmerman J T Wood and others. Pastor P Bergstresser of Middletown Lutheran requests resignation effective Oct 1, pending congregational vote. Trinity Reform Church Mechanietown to host anniversary with Nova a Lancaster Theological Seminary student speaker. Brunswick M F Sunday School elects officers led by Rev Z T Brantner with Cora Norris and Thomas Hogan among them.
Mrs Tabitha Urner of near Liberty died at her home in the 68th year after a week long illness from pneumonia. She was the daughter of Amos Norris and wife of Jonas Urner, with children Amos, Milas Urner and Olivia Urner, all in the county, plus Mrs Jesse C Clary of Union Bridge. Funeral at Linganora Chapel on Saturday at 2. The infant daughter of George F Smith died at Wootboro residence this morning. Funeral tomorrow at 10.
A fragmented arrival list records guests at various hotels including Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and New York. Names such as H Roukerl C F Crist J N Unser Leo Clarke Carroll Diggs and many others appear with scattered city or state affiliations. The text also notes counties counts and repeated mentions of from the county and specific towns like Elmira Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Linenaea and Reuben Devilbieg of Johnayitle are wed as Fountain Johnson and Mary B. Batcher of Urbana Chatelot witnessed the ceremony. The brief notice confirms a marriage between local residents and names the participants and locations.
The new Middletown board organized Inet night and elected H. Keefer Haupt as clerk. Charles B. Wiles was chosen constable and Wm V. Retean named surveyor.
Governor Browne faced a flood of bills with three hundred plus proposals yesterday, signaling major actions including a Saturday half holiday. The Attorney General advised against certain appesta measures while opposition grows to the holiday plan. Bills signed mostly concern liquor laws in multiple counties and new public works like waterworks and memorials.
Marriages reported include Leo Rudy to Misa Belle Rudy at Kisatmee Florida and Samuel Rinker to Lizzie W. Dunker in Mt. Jackson Virginia. Leonora Glaze wed Harry L. Turner in Washington DC and Rouben Devilbiens tied with Silas Huslo at a Johnsval parish. A severe lightning strike injured Ephraim Price near Baltimore, causing burns and a torn boot. two others were stunned. Funerals for John Willem Young, John Kelly, and Henry G. Rhodes were held in Maryland and Virginia churches with local pallbearers and ministers presiding.
The Ato reports Mrs. Maria Dilngan alive and well after a recent illness. Ciadhili, formerly of the county, was paralyzed Monday at home in Weatminater. Mr. Joseph Haller suffers from a neck condition. Mr. John Notangle and a child are ill. Mrs. Christian Wilton endures a severe gout attack. Mr. Frank Cliagan, previously mentioned, appears slightly better.
A garbled list of property conveyances shows transfers in Maryland towns including Brunswick and Buckeystown. Names such as Daniel W Forrest, James Haplapton, and Douglas H Hargett appear alongside parcels described as tracts of ground and land measurements with varied sums like 200 dollars and 1100 dollars.
A correspondent reports Philharmonie Grehentta Waa rehearsing for a grand City Hall concert on Tuesday evening. Prof. Mion Firestone hosts, praising progress and urging all lovers of music to attend the event, priced at a single admission to welcome widespread attendance.
Independent Homp Company No 1 appointed a committee to draft a resolution of respect for John W. Young. A trip arrangements committee will meet at 8 tonight at North Market Street store to finalize plans and report soon. Various local officials qualified forregistration and district roles in Frederick and Montgomery counties.
A garbled listing describes a large spring sale featuring a vast range of Gente Nock wear linen towels and other apparel. The text is jumbled with misspellings but signals a broad inventory and discounted prices for shoppers.
The GMOST department highlights new teas and velvety items described as attractive and mentally large in appeal. It urges customers to view the fresh designs not found in many late releases and to place orders without delay.
Local notice outlines a bordere for a special stream project at Beach Holland Cartainn site. Officials request participation by stakeholders and specify filing deadlines and required documents.
A fragmented news item lists naval academy staff changes, college appointments, a marriage and parole case, a lynching appeal plea, court rulings on a defamation case, AAAP health group visits to Maryland schools, a burial at Mount Olivet, church resolutions, and a capital murder inquiry awaiting testimony.
Frederick County Maryland explores a plan to build sixteen state funded turnpike roads from the city to various parts of the county. The scheme would levy stock, issue tolls to cover maintenance, and funnel dividends to interest payments. The idea aims to multiply roads in a favorable climate for prime highways. Local Farmers Institute urged consideration as critics call it a model for rural progress.
The psydron report notes sustained depression in Iran’s price levels and crops. Despite early hopes for a strong year in Iran business, disappointment prevails as the industry awaits revival from Caloctin furnances and related alerts.
The National Guards Band of the Salvation Army will visit Frederick Saturday and Sunday April 9 and 10 at the Barracks to conduct a meeting. On Sunday, April 10, Captains Cor and Vandewater, who have served in Frederick for four months, will farewell as they depart for Salem, Virginia, their next field of labor.
Telegraphed today by General H. Almmerman treasurer of Union Manufacturing Company urging Governor Brown to withhold his signature on Assessent 31 claiming it would greatly injure their growing enterprise and affect about three hundred employees.
The notice proclaims opening 3,000,000 acres at Choyanng and Arapahoe for settlers in Indian Territory. It invites applicants to contact Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for quickest east to west routes with four daily trains from major eastern cities and asks settlers to write for rates, schedules, and sleeping car details.
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