Local notices and industry adds from the era
The issue reports a Goepel meeting led by Rev G W Keracote and notes preparations for a Ladies Auxiliary entertainment. It also covers a large wooden grain elevator under construction by Gambri Manufacturing in Ellicotsbury with 760,000 bushel capacity, near a new railroad bridge. Incorporation of the Society of the History of the Germans in Maryland is filed, listing many founders. Sunday School jubilee plans, a Druid Hill Park reunion discussed, and hotel arrivals listed from several Baltimore area properties.
Arbor Day Celebration At Hast Church Street School
Pupils and teachers of Hast Church Street Public School held an Arbor Day ceremony in the school orchard. The event featured tree plantings including guerry, peach, plum, camellias, and silver maple, with ornaments, songs, and readings. Miss Helen J. Rowe directed, and local staff and orphans joined the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast Church Street
Erabs
Cevaral
Pantieg
Varcus Gemes
Worchirston
Personal Misailot Bir W H Maige Leaves City for Washington
Bir W H Maige son of Mr FL Maine of Patrick street departed yesterday afternoon for Washington DC where he has accepted a mail bag repairing position. He entered upon his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Maige
Maine
Patrick Street
Washington, DC
Hagerstown Happenings and Tramp Incident
Mr E S Breindi of EB Brand & Son suffered a likely fatal runaway accident on Freaklin street when kicked by a horse and run over by a wagon. He sustained head injuries and corporal trauma. A female relief corps was organized for Reno Post G A R last night. Tramps escaped from a Baltimore and Ohio train near Weverton. one was captured under cars, another brought to Hewis on the noon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
E.S. Breendi
EB. “Brand & Son
Ranaway
Freaklin Street
Reno Post
G. A.R
Loree
Battimore & Oaio
Weverton
Hewis
The Seven Dolors devotion day in Cathrise church
The article notes April 12 as a day of devotion in the Cathrise church honoring the seven sorrows of the Blessed Virgin. It lists the 7 events: Simeon’s prophecy, the Flight into Egypt, the loss of Jesus in the Temple, the Scourging, the Crowning with thorns, the Carrying of the Cross, and Jesus’s burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereday
Simeon
Egypt
Herod
Jeena
Sears
Jesus
Cros
Political Points On Frederick Republicans Convention
In a special Frederick Young Men's Republican Club meeting at Independent Hall delegates were named to attend the May convention. A committee of 22 was formed to arrange events, meeting Friday to finalize plans. Maryland’s appointment prospects were discussed, with Charles Trail and Dr Bedloe mentioned for Treasury and related posts. Other Maryland figures and local clubs held sessions. delegates from Baltimore and Frederick outlined representation for the May gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Frederick
Independent Hall
Joan W. Kaufman
Delega
Ev Frost J
CL Kotter
Bag Thinger
Bvss
B Preemis
Htc Green
J Vanfoser
Mof Perry
G W Gleenar
J E H. Lampe
Messrs. James Pp Percy & Sons
Pian, &O
Maryland
Bsisine
Lesdiig
Charles B. Trail
Washington
Cairo
Delaware
Higgins
Bedloe
Ar. Trail
Brazil
Europe
Treasury Department
Chas. L. Wusoz
Richmond
Cumberland
Cam
Wm. T Prime
Questo
McCouga
Marylend
D Street
Columbia
Kr Dirter KE Conklin
Cub
J. H. Weed
Wm. HB. Cor
Thomas Alules
Marrland
F B Winters
John W. Spriggs
G. W. Rose
Ve. Biddle Street
Richmond Street
G.W. Ross
John W. Glescoe
Fredenck, Main
Fire Threat Near Pen Mar Mounts Attacks Blue Ridge
Destructive blaze sweeps Blue Ridge Mountains near Pen Mar advances toward the Blue Mountain House. Property owners David Hortle and Samuel Suter lose cordwood and chestnut, while land cleared for a peach farm suffers. Western Maryland Railway workers fight the fire to protect hotel property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Blue Ridge Mountains
Maryland
Frederick fragmentary notices mix people places and events
A ragged Frederick Chronicle item lists civic, business, and social items. Mentions Miss Lys’s return to Par, Maltite and local tradesmen, church events, a literary society, a reform meeting, ink stock, and a football club signing. Also notes a coal contract, minstrels trip, and Winchester brick yard restart.
Centenary Service Called in Baltimore Diocese
Cardinal Gibbons issues circular to Baltimore clergy urging a special April 30 service for Washington’s centennial. The letter urges a morning ceremony at nine o'clock, an address by clergy, and a prayer for the authorities, with church bells rung 10 to 10:30. Archbishop Jas. G. Greensons signs, Chancellor P. J. Doxague confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Washington
Dear Ork
Republic
George Warhington
United States
Buckeystown Christian Union Meeting Report
At the Gor dian Goon regular meeting held Sunday evening at the Mi Phareh the Homag cS eers for the next months were erected John Baker presiding Mir Edgar Nicodemus v Mr John Snover treasurer W O Keller musical director and Mas Mullard organist. On motion of Mr Baker a vote of thanks extended to retiring president Alr S L Hoover for past leadership. The evening's debate topic Saposta Keeping was ably discussed by several members and two essays by Misses Duraw and Shorb completed the program, interspersed with music. The society will meet again April 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Chrstian Union
Gordian
Goon
Fs Homag cSeers
John Baker
Edgar Nicodemus
John Snover
W O. Keller
Mas Mullard
B Ker
Alr
S L Hoover
Saposta
Un0a
Duiraw
Shorb
Sick List Telegram Reports Illness of Father
A telegram received in this city today from Mr BR. A. Rager notes the illness of his father, Bright's disease. The message mentions another son leaving for the bedside this afternoon and references family members in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. A. Rager
Bright
Rafie Reger
Visgat Front Royat
Seod Rager
Chia Civy
Jeft
Hve Amber
Newspaper Men Arrested in Allegany County Libel Case
Times manager Fenn W Avirett and executive editor Poulin Avirett were arrested by Constable Clarke in Camberland on charges of criminal libel connected to a fight over a vagrancy case involving the paper. Philip Avirett was released on his own recognizance as his brother posted no security. The cases proceed before the Circuit Court of Allegany County now in session, the first libel actions in years in this section of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberland
Bel of
Oklahoma immigration train from Guthrie with discounted fares
A late 1850s notice describes an express excursion from Philadelphia to Oklahoma on April 19, with stop stations and fare rates for the Guthrie route. It notes passengers will be handed at Guthrie and at the Government Land Office for settlers, with attached steamship class Palman sleeper cars and low fare. A copy of the President's proclamation on land settlement and the Homestead Act is available to applicants through listed agents at the stations.
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Low
Oklahoma
B.& OQ
RB. Co
Guthrie
New York
Philadelphia
Chester
Wilmington
Newak
Canton
Baltimore
Washington
Washington Jane
Fredenck
Hagerstein
Harper's Ferry
Shenandoah Jane
Martinsburg
Leal Harcock
Our
Cumberland
Government Land Office
Arkansae City
Death notices and property bequest in local notices
At Walnut Grove Mr BR O Keich resides. Philip Reich, 102 years old? 02 years? oversimplified. Aunt Dilly Boneticks a colored servant died after residence in New Market. Wife of a late war soldier she receives due. Granddaughter Lothie Doreey, 75 years? heir to about 1500 dollars. Funeral at Simpson Chapel Friday at 3 p.m.
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Dilly
Dr. Downey
New Market
Anti
Lothie Doreey
Simpson Chapel
National Holiday Declared for Washingtons Centennial
A provision in the sundry civil appropriation declares April 30, 1889, a national holiday for the centennial of George Washington. The same act and a presidential thanksgiving day law also make it a holiday. City matters note a water supply petition, a 7:500 PM electric light committee meeting, and aldermanic claims and monthly board meetings scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
George Washington
N. E
Electric Light Committee
Alderminic Committee On
Tueday
Salvation Army
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the Daily News
Toozbows Piper
P.M
Evesieg
NSRE
Sonning
Zach Monte
H. E. L. Kacos
Axd
Azizace
Mortgagee
Barkatsrllk
Chas Weriheimer
City Hall
Astra Wenis
Frederick Co
Daly
Aol
L. M Brenes
Suich
GO. E Chue & Co
J. E. Walker & Co
Molcox & Kemp
Ryy
F.C. Y M
G. W. Keracote
Society of the History of the Germans
Superior Court of
John G. Morris
Louis P Hennighausen
Lewis Steiner Chas T Raddatz
Edna Leyh
Frederick Pn. Heuninghausen
Geo Wm Gail
Grammer
Druid Bill Park
Atrvas
Cuiz & Cws
Molbert
Ila
EA Alcott
Bigsburg
de Wilari
Meyersd
Renderson
E & Thomas
Sentral
Gleve
Detroi
Robert Warren
Cohen
J M Robers
Balta
Kamo
John Knox
Paila
WC Bell
York
County 2
Churchtreet School
Samuel
Feau
Efevat
Helen J. Rowe
Erede
Migs Fannce Dorsey
Dorsey
Mies Gorgia Poole
Banis
Schiey
Boston
Spain
Peries
Mil
Busfuera
Preumonia
S.C. Cramer
Johnsvill
Washington County
Luthress
Meters
Win
Millard Nuez
Tans Gittinger
Greefeld
Emory
Rac
Azore
North Market Street
Abigail
Armor
Fridey
Annipelis
Brooklyn
Pabbc
Frederick Re Oufacturing
Kate Boose
Buckeyetown
J. W. Laughman
Eva Coblen'z
Middletown
Jence Swandere
Washington, D. C
Hone
Osterd League
Charles Butler
Bill Tarsity
Warner
Sareaparilla
Bieses Williams
Shriver Endairs
J H Wellams
Luther Kuhlman
Hasber
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
John H. Keiler
North Maker Street
EF Biggs
West Second Street
Market and
Fishatreeta
Mealey
Woodeboro
Beaner
Winchester
John Eisenbauer
Mesers
Boyd & Co
Hairsbourg
Ths
Yboua
Jas. Ganpixar Gresons
Haltimore
P. J. Doxague
New Yorhe
Big Goods
Garpet
Rankin
Comrin
Mullinix
Allurgists
Lion & Co
Hevdrigeson
BRICE
Mexico
B. P. Brown
Tne
Spragfeild
Ohio
B. F. Brown
Patrick Irect
Altains
Burger’s
Alddin
Exrev
Boughton
Morrar Brish
Frederles
MiLeyow
Treat
Ao Norte Market Street
Cholde Fruit
Lappiy Ta Geo
Gast Third Street
Bentwa Green House
East Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Lawrence Bentz
Srederick
Market Street
Tee
Todlakis
Anderson
Fregerics
Geo Brust
Westrick Street
Bravo
Delashinutt
Patek Atrest
Apiadi
E Baller
J EH Sheppard
Harry J Sabin
Vale
G. &. Grosboo Aidiws
Allenars Fresh
A. J Promke, Frederick, Ltd
gScewler
Tamenti
Frederick Fair Grounds
P.O
Lacy Goodwell
Prederick
Starket Street
Permarent
Sinn
Old Stand
Troe
Cupurbac
North Marketstreet
Meyers
J. Marstat Biller
Thomas ¥. Morgan
R.steme
Smarketstreet
S“Tumareidtt
Eighth Street
J. B. Bhawbaker
Monrovia
Henry Baumgardner
Fredarick
TSP
W. Pearre
Comer
Court Street
T. GC
Dels— Plaine
W.H.B Etchison
Iildit Orsalzor
TacisTilic
BHPEF
Grod House
Soli
janSsatt
Bent
Frederick Biylemer Armory
Patrick St. Heller Kink
J. Beckley
Is & Mattings New Farpers & Hatgs
G. J. Doll & Son
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