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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1893
Page
3
Advertisers should submit copy for prompt insertion and good location in the Weekly News by Wednesday 3 p.m. All changes must be in before noon on Wednesday.
A collection of short items lists residents and guests with travels and visits. Mrs. Dr. Goodell stays in Washington for a week. F Marion Fauble of Frederick visited Martinsburg. Elizabeth Bantz and family depart for Kansas City to settle there. Br. Bruner Bentz tours the West then returns to Deer Park. Ernusbaum from D H E Best takes a two week vacation to visit parents. Abs Mra Efe Herron of Washington seeks acquaintance. L Victor Baughmen at Corcoran Hotel hosts and drivers trotting horses. A A Haines of Baltimore visits his parents. A Rosenour leaves for Philadelphia on business. B Feinour of Urbana in city on business. Harry G Chapline of Baltimore City Traction Co visits home. Mollie DeLashmutt returns from Hagerstown. Geo S Vickera and Thomas DeCorse in town to cover the Worlds Fair Southern Edition.
Local notes report YMCA organization in Hagerstown entering a permanent phase. A marriage license was issued in Washington for Ben F. Brewer and Minnie B. Logenbeel. A double egg with a connected neck was sent from East South Street. A colored couple John Russell and Ida Brace wed. Jerome Henderson was fined for intoxication. Mrs. R Wolfe relocated near Cumberland. United Fire Company schedules a business meeting and parade.
A Frederick County Historical Society talk recalls the Bench and Bar’s early roots from 1749, naming notable figures like Dulany and Taney. It recounts the 1765 Stamp Act resistance by Frederick judges and the dramatic public funeral of the act, along with court house lore and memories of jurists such as Dixon, Hanson, and Taney.
The Susquehanas shad and herring fisheries have run for a week. Land was purchased for a colored summer resort in Anne Arundel county. Elkton elected two town commissioners under the amended charter. The Harford Road League appointed auxiliary committees in county districts. A fire destroyed the barn and granary of George W Oldham and the Star Botting Co plant in Cecil county. Allegany county protests franchising county roads to electric railways. Judge Hoffman urged grand jurors to enforce anti pollution laws for Potomac tributaries as a vital issue.
Hotel records list numerous guests visiting from Philadelphia Cleveland Des Moines Syracuse and Washington with counts from the county and city. Cann House shows William Fogle D P Creek L J West New York and others, while Grorr Horse notes Charles Foley Utica and Frank W Spotten Columbia with two county guests.
Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad stockholders elected new president T B Davis after Henry G Davis resigned. R C Kerens also left the board with Hendley elected. Authority granted to pursue traffic arrangements with connecting roads. Road construction to Cumberland toward Hagerstown continues. In Hagerstown a Y M C A meeting decided to reopen rooms. Crawford Bicycle Works owner R S Crawford may cover association expenses if fund-raising fails. The Board of Charities and Correction reports 19 prisoners in jail and jail grounds to be improved with flower beds. A special Potomac Synod meeting will consider a Frederick female seminary on April 27. Philharmonic Orchestra plans an April 21 concert at City Opera House with an improved program.
The Frederick College Alumni Association will hold its regular quarterly meeting at the Frederick College tonight at 8 o'clock, April 11. A display shows 75 Heywood baby carriages priced from 5 to 40 dollars, with buyers invited to inspect. W H B Etchison promotes low-cost shipping tags and printing services, including bill heads and circulars, advertising competitive rates and quick work from News Steam Job Rooms in Frederick, Maryland.
Beautiful Lace Curtains offered in low, medium, and fine quality with prices advertised as unbeatable. Curtain poles available in Ebony, Cherry, Oak, and Walnut with trimmings at all prices. A new corrugated white enameled pole with silver trim is described as a standout novelty.
Another invoice of our Japanese mattings just received this morning direct from steamer now unloading her cargo at New York.
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