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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1894
Page
3
Miscellany of local notes and obituaries in town
A collection of brief items covers health remarks, local business signs, circuses, street gutters, and trades. It notes funeral services for Capt. Walling and Jacob F. Eich Schmidt with details on pastors, pallbearers, and cemeteries, plus arrival and interment of Nellie Zimmerman.
Fat Friend and the Beau: A Regency Satire in Text
A scolding anecdote recounts the Prince of Wales’s chiding by a witty Beau Brommel and the insult exchanged in St James Street. The article promotes an encyclopedia atlas gazetteer volume sale offering 800 pages, maps, and biographies for ten cents per volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Brommel
Gorge TV
Beau Brommel
Prince of Wales
George IV
St James Street
Jack Lee
Brammel
Weil
Jack
Encyclopedia Britannics
Wally 4 CO
The Fastest Mile Ever Ridden
The fastest mile ever ridden was on two Rambler bikes with a time of 1 51. The ad claims unmatched lightness speed and durability and offers cheaper Rambler machines through W. T. Delaplaine at Shade Trees Ramsbusg E Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T.delaplaine
In the Law's Grip Arrests at Local Robbery Scene
Wm Brown, a colored man, was caught in the act of robbing a white man under the influence of liquor. Brown was arrested by a policeman and committed to jail for a hearing at 3 pm before Police Justice Eckstein. The white man was taken to a hotel. ARRESTED ON SUSPICION A man was arrested at Frederick Junction by Officer Freed in connection with a burglary at Geo Shoemaker's residence on East Sixth Street. He was brought before Justice Eckstein but released after Mrs Houck failed to identify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Brown
Iquar
Eckstein
Frederick Junction
Geo. Shoemaker
East Sixth Street
Hotel Arrivals List Shows Visitors by City
A dated hotel notice records arrivals since yesterday noon, listing guests by name and city including Baltimore Cleveland Boston Harrisburg Springfield Canton Philadelphia Pittsburg and others. The brief roster mentions numerous individuals and counties with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crixy Horen
George B. Fisher
S. F. Peregoy
L A. Masterman
Neal Medinger
Frank White
O. J. Shreve
J. F. Pattison
T. E B. Carson
Beary
Harrisburg
H. B. Baldwin
Springfield
G. J. Copp
A. L. Ackerman
Sew ‘Ark
F. A. Clark
Canton
Clio
F.G Gilespie
Philadelphia
Bennett
Sykesville
W. O Lovegood
Pittsburg
C_d. McCarthy
Columbia
J. N.fitchner
Baltimore
Cal
Newman
Hanover
County
Real Estate Transfers and Local Sickness Notes
Real estate transfers include Geo W Virisachnevic and A wife to Jona D Mifez in Brunswick with nominal consideration. Spriges to Mary Spriges and others describe land in Frederick county. Miller and party to Clem convey 75 dollar deal for SCO square feet. The Sick notes list West Third Street resident on the sick list and updates on Harp and Geo A Schroeder recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
W.virisachnevic
Jona D. Mifez
Brunswick
E. Spriegs
Mary
Frederick County
F. Miller
Wm. W. CG. Clem
Fey
West Third &T
Harp
Reno
Barzo
The
Examiner
Myersville
Geo. A. Schroeder
The Label Suit Postponed
The hearing in the criminal libel case of Harp and Smith of the Examiner was postponed until Friday next due to the defendants counsel John C. Molter being unable to proceed. The State will be represented by State's Attorney Edward 8 Hichelberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp and Smith
Examiner
John C. Molter
Edward 8. Hichelberger
Maryland Institute Notes and Easter Festivities
Miss Harris visited Baltimore last Friday. The Enoch Pratt Baseball Club played the Frederick Club on school grounds. Easter events included a Novelty Party with a portrait gallery May-pole dancing and a grand egg display. Notable visitors included Miss Emms Pope and Mr C R Ely. marriages of A V Griffin and Albert C Boxton were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Institute
Save the Bulletin
Enoch Pratt
Anstead
Veazey
Frederick
Emms Pope
Lawrence Batchelor
Harvey P. Grow
National Deaf Mute College
Chas
Grow
C. R. Ely
National Desf Mtate College
Mary C. Metz
Germantown
M. W. Thompson
Cloppers
Miprie English
Baltimore
G. H. Pray
Lectures for Key Monument Planned in Frederick
Mr Lewis A Rice announces a May third lecture by J A Powell Commonwealth's Attorney of Kentucky's Fifth Judicial District at the City Opera House. Proceeds go to the Francis Scott Key monument fund. Admission 50 cents reserved, 25 cents general. Powell, famed Kentuckian orator, will present Pythianism Exposed with humor and pathos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Rice
Francis Scott Key
J. A. Powell
Fifth Judicial District of Kentucky
City Opera House
Powell
Kentucky
Frederick
A Joyful Banquet Among City Officials at Haller's
Police Justice Eckstein hosted a social oyster supper at Haller's Restaurant with Mayor Fleming and several aldermen among the guests. The group included Lane Bros. and Tar Xens, with Eisenhauer at the foot and Eckstein at the head. Eisenhauer offered a tenor solo but declined due to a recent quinsy, while Lane shared humorous anecdotes from his experiences in various districts. The attendees enjoyed the hospitality and dispersed around 11 PM. Coming April 4. The Chicago Times notes Sissieretta Jones debuting in Chicago at Central Music Hall with strong praise for her voice and stage presence, drawing a large audience and enthusiastic response. The ad promotes Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. as a preferred laxative, distributed by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstein
Haller
Fleming
Joseph F. Ebenbauer
Theodore Brookey
Jacob Dadisman
John Ebert
Lane
Lane Bros
Leroy Stransberger
Tar Xens
Eisenhauer
Chicago Times
Sissieretta Jones
Patti
Chicago
Central Music Hall
Sores
Dante
Are
Boppink
A Coxey Soldier Passes Through Hagerstown on Way to Washington
Honore J. Jaxon of Coxey's Army travels from Massillon Ohio toward Washington to highlight poverty relief aims. Described as half Indian and half French with a French Indian costume, he averages thirty miles daily, sleeping outdoors and eating minimal meals. He views Congress critics and advocates reform. He reaches Frederick and continues toward the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honore J. Jaxon
Coxey
the Commonweal
Hagerstown
Washington
Jaxon
Manftoba
Louis Reil
Reil
Chicago
Mastiion
Ohio
Toronto
Can.) University
Massillon
Williamsport
Boonsboro
Capitol
Frederick
Letty
Bold robbery at Frederick residence on East Sixth Street
A burglar entered the Frederick home of George Shoemaker on East Sixth Street between 10 and 11 at night, ransacking rooms and stealing $11.50 from a desk, $2 from a trunk, a revolver, and Mr. Shoemaker’s railroad payroll of 359. Mrs. Houck, who saw the man, described him as tall in a torn shoulder cast and wearing a light cloud hat. Police issued a lookout for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shoemaker
East Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Camp Coming Here for Maryland National Guard Encampment
Annapolis reports semiannual requisitions to the adjutant general as rosters and expenditures are filed in October and April. The summer encampment location favors Frederick Junction for its surroundings, with Salvation Army meetings at Kemp Hall led by Adjutant and Captain Dunham. Hood's cures are advertised as possessing unique curative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland National Guard
Adjutant-General’s
Frederick Junction
Shriners Milling Co Spring Wheat Flour Claims
An advertisement from the Shriners Milling Co claims their Spring Wheat Flour is the best, citing tests in Red River Valley and endorsements. It markets “Superlative” and “Nancy's Choice” blends, notes higher loaf yield, and offers 16 barrel sacks for 25 cents with cash terms. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. George A. Dean, dated April 3, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Northwest
Co d. Berren
Chicago
Minneapolis
Marvin
Pittsburg
Nancy
el Bs
Maryland Politician Nominated in Sixth District Convention
The Hagerstown Globe reports in Frederick that Charles F. Marnell former Maryland legislator and secretary of legation to Brazil under President Harrison will be checked by Republicans in this county for the congressional nomination in the sixth district convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Globe
Frederick
Charlce F. Marnell
Momober
Maryland
Harrison
Brazil
The Es Their Care Poetically and Nationally Regarded
A survey of poets and writers using trees as symbols and the cultural pride in trees across regions. The text cites Edmond Waller’s burial tree, classical references to trees in Homer and Ecclesiastes, Ossian, Psalms, and Malvina, and notes how nations claim iconic trees from Pompey to Madeira and beyond, highlighting global attachment to notable trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Waller
Beaconsfield
England
Jupiter
Ask
Apollo
Laurel
Venus
Myrtle
Minerva
Olive
Ike Acedar
Libanus
Hermon
Engeddi
Jericho
Israel
Egypt
Ossian
Malvina
Oscar
Cona
Palestine
Arabia
Italy
Pompey
Mithridates
Vespasian
Syria
Lucuinia
Roger de Busbeck
Constantinople
Hercses
Spain
Verton
Hampshire
Herefordshire
Normandy
Provence
Dauphine
Norway
Sweden
Lincoln
Cambridge
Paphisns
Rhodes
Gaza
Switzerland
Jamaica
Tabasco
Madeira
Antigua
Tsmarimda
Europe
America
Tabta
Kous
Asia
Bay of Honduras
Scarfs and Carpets Display at Local Department Store
The carpet department promotes high grade all wool ingrain carpets with unique styles not available elsewhere in the Carpet Room.
THE ELECTRIC ROAD MEETING FORMED LOCAL RAIL PROJECT
The incorporators of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad met on the mountain at 4 PM to organize. Officers elected include George Wm. Smith president and D E Kefauger vice president with plans to gauge local interest and possibly own the railroad by county residents. A follow up meeting is set for Monday. Habeas Corpus Cage hearing held in court today to release Danny Schroyer from a Baltimore reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George Wi. Smith
Thea. H. Havier
New York
George Wm. Smith
D. E. Kefauger
Dr. Starrets
HL. Rovtzahn
Levy
Danny Schroyer
Ths City
Baltimore
Adamstown Dramatic Association announcer in Krieg's Hall
The Adamstown Dramatic Association plans an entertainment in Krieg's Hall on Friday April 13 with proceeds to benefit a church bell. A carload of Ohio horses will be offered for sale at Houck's stables on West Patrick Street on April 1 and 12, with bargains for buyers. Gas consumers urged to pay discounts by the 10th. notice from C. Edw. Clingan and H. A. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown Dramatic Association
Ohio
Houck’s
West Patrick Street
H. A. Smith
C. Edw
Clingan
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the Monument Fund
California
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