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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1896
Page
4
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The Weekly News highlights a lively spring issue with local field reports by Mary Jane and the Wariet Scribe, American stories by Harry Stillwell Edwards, and Captain Kilmer’s Civil War notes. Regular departments, poems, short stories, and family illustrations fill twelve pages, followed by ads from local businesses and merchants inviting spring attention.
News of the state notes several items: a receiver sought for Hagerstown Knitting Mills. Alfred A. Kirk’s creamery loss in Cecil county. Howard county GOP primaries planned for April 10. Governor Lowndes names W. E. Dowell as Calvert county treasurer. Calvert Republicans nominate Orphans' Court candidates. Also mentions electric railway route from Hagerstown to Williamsport being altered and various delegations visiting the Governor. The turpedor bill failed due to a veto and mining county senators’ opposition may affect amendments to satisfy the Governor.
Mt Pleasant district delegates to the Republican Convention on Saturday include Martin Hoks Jake Savior MT Zimmermas Calvin Zimmerman G John H Cramer Albert Nicods mut D B H Routsaka L A Kolb Geo Shestenhelm Singleton Fox Cilnion Datzow Thomse Gallaher Cleyton Zimmuman Wm N Todd Marion Houck James Jackson colored.
When traveling or on business, carry a bottle of Syran of Figs to aid kidneys liver and bowels. It is said to prevent fevers headaches and sickness. Sold 50 cents and 1 bottle sizes by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Ryrap Company only.
One of the largest patriotic demonstrations in Frederick took place yesterday under Fredco Council No. 46. The parade formed from North Market and High Church streets and moved to the new North Market Street school building for a Bible presentation and ceremonies attended by over a thousand spectators. The event featured marching bands, dignitaries including National Secretary John Server, and a flag presented by the State Lodge.
Secretary Higging of the Maryland Virginia and Delaware trotting circuit visited Baltimore Thursday to confer with Frederick and Hagerstown fair officials. Both Frederick and Hagerstown have accepted dates in October, the second week for Frederick and the third for Hagerstown.
A song recital was announced at Women's College Hall for Tuesday evening in April. Mr W Prancis Getes would perform, with Miss Shrimer Miller, Miss Sonder, Professor Firestone, and others assisting. Proceeds fund a new curtain for the hall. the event was praised for clear diction and refined musical care.
A $1,000 Model G Lady's Rambler will be awarded to the amateur rider posting the fastest competitive mile before November 1, 1698 at any LA W sanctioned meet in the U S. Rambler Motor Co also pledges $30,000 in gold toward the event's prize fund. Local Rambler agent handles all claims. A veterans reunion in Trarillah with Rev. Lloyd and Judge Jones among attendees.
Frederick County banks will be represented at the convention of State bankers in Baltimore Today. Banks listed include Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Col D C Winebrewer president Savings Bank of Braonawick Wm Schosuffer treasurer Fredericktown daraga n station M E Doll president Valley Savings Bank Middletown Herman L Rowtzsha president Citizen's National Bank of Frederick Joseph D Baker president Birely & Osler Thurmont Samuel M Birely aman Horner & Co Emmitaburg Major C A Horner.
State's Attorney Daffy did not confer Tuesday with Judge Wickes of Baltimore Criminal Court about the murder case of Mattle V Angsifer and Frank Anglier. The jury failed to agree, reporting eleven for acquittal and one for manslaughter. Wickes will inform counsel in a few days his view on a possible new trial.
The funeral for Mary E. Sandmyer occurred yesterday at 2 PM at her residence. Rev Dr G C H Hasekarl led services. pallbearers included Justus Miller Lewis H Malin George Brust Justus Bach George Meurlong and John Mebb ing. Burial followed at Mt Oliget Cemetery with CC Carty Funeral Director.
Miss Frances E Willard the world famous president of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union will give an address at the Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock This is her first appearance in Frederik and the chance for Dearing to hear such a renowned speaker.
A morning fire sparked by stray ashes set straw in a rear box near Mr. John Elsenhauer's residence. Smoke billowed from the stable area and a general alarm summoned firefighters, who extinguished the blaze before they arrived at full turnout.
The social world reports a Pleasant Egg Party held at the Yeudence of Me Geo Bree on North Market Street Easter Monday night with dancing and games enjoyed by the guests. State Senator Frank C. Norwood was elected president of the First National Bank directors to succeed the late Thomas reach, deemed an excellent choice given his qualifications.
The Wo mans College music department directed by Miss Diehl and Miss Shriner will present a student recital in College Hall on Friday April 10 at 8 oclock. The program features vocal and instrumental numbers in a varied program, with Mrs Richsiddlateen Govad and Mrs Naanlys G.n09 among patronesses for the Paint and Powder Club event Bluff King Hal at Ford's Opera House in Baltimore.
Wao Maas of Baltimore, son of Mrs A Maes of this city, has been granted a pals on a mechanical devise to a charge. The Sailen of Merscco maintains a large number of fone shogt the premises, and the excision teeee ant male are sel ive in the courtyards of the palace. If any member of the serial family tives wut from Kereta far more than one fourth of the peer thes big of ger income reduced. Seericisome a cee clay found fa several parts of Eastern Europe along the shores of the Black Sea. form of the reas llst is Teanéylvasie sud Husesy Fuere is a diss cay found fo bisordshire extensively cased in mapafia sculpture. Street corset floating has been resumed as the old sand e. Awologs are Deluge pot ap. A member of people have shed their gardens. Apples are getting somewhat scarce, so prices advance.
Police court heard Robert Carter charged with attempt to murder after a melee at a West Porclek meat shop. Carter jailed awaiting grand jury action. Other arrests for disorderly conduct on Easter Monday resulted in fines of 285 dollars for Eugene Robertson and others. Edward Williams fined 385 dollars for riotous conduct on the streets. James Spriggs jailed thirty days for insolence in court.
Miss Eleanor Trego daughter of John T. Trego and Mr Ralph A. Wells formerly of Baltimore were quietly married at St Pauls Church in Washington Tuesday in the presence of relatives and intimates. The couple plan a two week visit to New York before settling in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Out of town relatives include Lambert Wells George A Wells Mrs Alice Wells and Master Harry L Wells of Baltimore. A second notice announces Missina Oates formerly of Frederick will wed Thomas M Castle brother of Miss Perry and Ellen Castle in Baltimore on April 29.
Services at the Presbyterian Church are held tonight and tomorrow night in preparation for the Lord's Supper on Sabbath. Rev. Sidney C Partridge from Wuchang Kin s spoke at All Saints Chapel about the mission work there. Partridge highlighted cooperation with Rev. J Addison Jagle and described mission progress. The China Mission Chapter plans its monthly meeting at All Saints Chapel tomorrow at 5 pm. The Epworth Social, postponed last week, will meet in the M and E church lecture room tomorrow at 7 30 pm.
A Frederick County Historical Society meeting is set for this evening at Mrs Ann G Roa's Court Square residence. Delegate Markell, of Frederick, urged Governor appointments from the county with George B Caner accompanying him for a potential position. The Governor will delay appointments until May. In Adsmstons a fire at George J Kohlenberg’s store and home was stopped by a bucket brigade and help from neighbors after sparks from a passing locomotive likely started the blaze. Nervous troubles are linked to impure blood. Hord's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
Carlton Molesworth, a noted young basebal l player from this city, is set to depart for Rockford Illinois with the Washington National League team manager noting the move as the season opener. Possible assignment for next game and lineup changes are discussed among local affiliates and fans.
In a Venus Dry Goods window the Lambs have sat for days, drawing attention with a display of country life scenes. Local figures praise the display and credit Mr Taller Doaseys with organizing a humane customer draw for the shop.
Baainees of the Camal George W. McCardell, collector of tolls for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company at Willamport, report tolls for the past fourteen days. The canal opened for navigation on March 1 but rough weather and high seas delayed loaded boats until March 4. Shipments totaled 508,418 tons with tolls of 149,708 dollars, demonstrating the canal’s robust activity.
A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen is set for tonight in the council chamber to discuss city interests regarding the proposed Frederick and Middletown Electric railroad route.
At the First National Bank of Frederick April 6 1896 directors adopted memorial resolutions for Thomas Gor died March 23 1890 praising his Christian character, public trust service and integrity. A memorial set on bank minutes expresses sympathy to his relatives. Signed JamEs Houck vice president Neal F Cuaxen Cuanin P Lars Franx Norwood committee.
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