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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1894

Page

3

Bet time notices in The Nore advertise local hire and loans

Notice from C T Brashear Admr Resl Estal Thomas & Clary warns readers to report unreliable advertisers and promises careful screening. Money to loan offered by Hamilton Lindsay. A housekeeper is sought at 219 W South St. Yeta at Woman's College.

Nore C.T. Brashear Admr Estal Thomas & Clary Hamilton Lindsay W. South Sr Yeta Woman’s College

Brief Bits of Local and General Interest Items

A garbled digest of short items features quips on doctors, laziness, class divisions in regiments, a London fad, sugar maple migration, pebbles as government business, the first steamship on Lake Titicaca, a cabbie MP and a butcher MP, and sayings on idleness and poverty. It notes a Martinsburg Democrats meeting urging Wilson tariff passage, scientific claims on corsets versus young men's arms, Coxey’s Army likely to occupy Cumberland’s Narrows with access to the grand stand, police force tightening and deputies possibly sworn in, a marriage license in Frederick and Highlandtown, a father’s prayer anecdote, and the death of Daniel Bradford Jr., former News publisher.

Lake Titicaca Peru House of Commons Paris Harry Nipple Martinsburg W. Va Senate Coxey Narrows Cumberland Daniel Bradford, Jr the News Luray

Pleasant Paragraphs On Those Who Come and Go

PURELY PERSONAL. Dr Harvey Getzendamer recently graduated at the Baltimore University School of medicine and has returned to Frederick. Cass O Bowers, engineer of Logansport Ind, is in town today. He came East for his mother, who will return West in a few days. W T Powell, business representative of Creston Clare, was in Frederick today arranging for the appearance of Mr Ciske and his company here on the ith and 19 th. Baward 5 Tyier is in this cli to Gar.

Harvey Getzendamer Baltimore University School of Medicine Frederick Cass O. Bowers Logansport Ind Wr T. Powell Creston Clare Frederick H. Baward Tyier

Lipps and Shipper to Be Wed at Episcopal Parsonage

George Lipps and Miss Anne Shipper daughter of Frederics Shipley will wed this evening at the Episcopal parsonage by Rev Osborne Tagie. A Sick List notes Semes H Gambrill on the mend and a child of Thos Myers ill with pneumonia. A local ad promises one price to all for Ham bier Bicycles with a sale on last year’s wheels at thirty percent off and guaranteed fit across styles and weights.

George Lipps Anne Shipper Frederics Shipley Semes H Gambrill Thos. Myers

Maryland News Roundup and Local Updates

News from Annapolis Elkton and Cecil County covers deaths Isa Susannah Purdy Julia Walton and others, local governance in Centerville Elkton and Rockville, schoolhouse funding in Annapolis, a river of troubles with the Coxey era, and public works audit in Baltimore. Also church notices from Easton Greensboro and local social events plus a factory accident in Denton and rabies warnings across counties.

Susannah Purdy Annapoli Sgea Elk River Elkton McCul Oh Iron Company Cecil County Julia B. Walton HB. R. Walton Annapolis Wm. G. Chance Suthersvile Queen Anne's County Centerville D. P. Smith Brows Asnspolis Robert Dorsey Rockville George A. Blake Justice C. Dunbar J. ®. Perkins Board of Public Works Baltimore Episcopal Diocese of Easton Greensboro Caroline County Maryland General Acta of Assembly EM Massey Brigden & Day Denton Washington County Coxey Brown Allegany Washington

Hotel Arrivals Names and Hometowns

Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted Orry Foren M G Warren D FP Houck E J Wagers W S Horsey J FP McDowall W G Bond J H Kahn Baltimore 2 Jacobson Chambersburg C 4A Land Washington W H Egerter Chicago Carl J Annstedt Newark H W Anion J M Steele Harrisburg D B Shiffe Lancaster W H Stockdale Zanesville H E Morman Salem Va L D Jone Philadelphia W F Bierd New Yok county 2 Gzorr Hovss J Thomas Wilmington G Brown Logansport Ind Lewis Blumenstein Whitehall Pa C Viers Licksville county 13 Canby Hovst C J McCarthy Columbia Pa E S Tyler Baltimore J W Geyer Flimington county 3

Orry Foren M. G. Warren D. FP. Houck E J. Wagers W. S. Horsey J. FP. McDowall W. G. Bond J. H. Kahn Baltimore Licksville Canby Hovst C. J. McCarthy Coombia E.S Tyler J. W. Geyer Flimington

Soulful World Pound Party at Milton Powells near Harmony Grove

A delightful pound party was held on April 4 at Milton Powells near Harmony Grove by the committee of arrangements. Guests included Charles Sieverwein, Miss Katie Murphy, Miss Laura Shorb, Miss Florence Mercer, Calvin Shaw, and several others. the event ended in a joyful time. The Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference in Washington, D C, adjourned yesterday with appointments listed for Frederik, G W Farring, Jefferson, and others. The Senate confirmed Benjamin B Blackston for postmaster of Frederick. papers will be ready in about a day and he hopes to assume May 1.

Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society The Evangelical Lutheran Church LC. A Kemp Hall St. John’s Catholic Church Sodality Thomas Fes Yellow Springs County Lloyd Palmer KR. M. Harley Emma Summers George Twenty John Summers Jos. Nusz Elsie Fox Geo. H. Staley Milton Powell Harmony Grove Janes Powell Lillian Wachter Milard Wachter Mary Bell Charles Siuerwein Katie Murphy George Shorb Valeris Hasterday John Sauerwein Carrie Easterday James Mulligai Marie Wachter Albert Mercer Laura Shorb Mr. Jackson Florence Mercer Calvin Shaw Kr. Rittiemmser Tar. Blackston Senate Benjamin &. Blackston Fredesics

Surgeons Named to Board of Examiners for Frederick

The Commissioner of Pensions appoints Drs. Wm. H. Baitzell W. A. Long and J. W. Downey to a board of examining surgeons for Frederick. The passage contrasts evolving medical agents with traditional remedies and touts Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co as the true remedy.

Commissioner of Pensions Wm. H. Baitzell W. A. Long J. W. Downey Frederick California Fig Syrup Co

Invasion of Corey's Army Prompts Workhouse Plan

Gen H Byd Douglas, counsel for Washington county commissioners, urged preparing a camp and building a workhouse adjacent to the county jail to confine tramps and vagrants from Coxey's Army. He warned Maryland may host the nation’s roaming poor arriving to Washington county for shelter and work.

H. Byd Douglas Washington County Corey Messares Douglas Maryland Coxey

Braddock Routes Revealed at Maryland Historical Society

Col William P Craighill presented an unwritten chapter on Braddock expedition routes to Fort Duquesne in 1755. He showed a map from Alexandria to Little Cacapon and described two march lines via Cumberland to Pittsburgh, noting Leesburg Winchester routes and Washington’s movements from Fort Cumberland to Williamsburg.

Wm. P. Craighill Maryland Historical Society Baltimore General Braddock Fort de Quesne Alexandria Creighill Historical Society of Pennsylvania Braddock Little Gacapon River The Fats Turtle Creek Pittsburg Little Ca Eapon West Virgin's Cumberland Fort du Quesne Little Cacapen Frederick, Ltd Leesburg Winchester Hampton Roads John St. Clair Potomac Sharpe Maryland Washington Frederick Franklin St. Clair Willamsport Howe Virginia Fort Cumberland Williamsbuug Loudoun County Shenandoah Harper's Ferry Forty-Fourth Regiment Sir Peter Halkett Forty-Eighth Dunbar Conogogee

The City Fathers Adjourned Aldermen Meeting

The adjourned Board of Aldermen meeting lasted from eight to ten o'clock with full attendance. Col Hayden and city attorney C B Levy were present. Lewis A. Rice sought use of City Hall on May 3 for Francia Scott Key monument fund benefit. Eisenhauer reported no reply from engineer Smally. The Lane Brothers contract was read and a half hour secret session followed before adjourning to reconvene tonight.

Smally Messrs Lane

Bread Omelet for Thrifty Breakfast Dishes

Housekeepers with strong principles can repurpose stale bread into a practical dish called a bread omelet. Slice the bread very thin, dip in egg, fry in butter, and serve as a substantial economical breakfast noted by an experienced mother.

Lunacy Case Placed Before Jury at Court House

A jury de lunatico was summoned in the case of Mrs. Joanna Stoulemyer near Wolfs ville. Her sons Frederick A. and Berry F. filed the petition. Jury not impanelled due to complications. case deferred. Mrs Stoulemyer is about fifty years old.

Joanna Stoulemyer Wolfsville Frederick A Berry F Stottemyer

Remarkable Taent Sissieretts Jones Shows Notable Talent

The Boston Journal notes Sissieretts Jones possesses remarkable talent with excellent enunciation and a brilliantly powerful voice. She receives an ovation at the close of her first number on Monday November 28 1992.

Boston Journal of Sissieretts Jones

Marriage Licenses for Lipps Shipley Brown Palmer

Frederick and Urbana district couples named for marriage licenses. George Wm Lipps and Annie Elizbeth Shipley both of Frederick. George Winfield Brown of Frederick and Annie Eugenila Palmer colored of Urbana district.

George Wm. Lipps Annie Elizabeth Shipley Frederick George Winfield Brown Annie Eugenila Palmer Urbana

Rand McNally Encyclopaedia Offer To Readers

An essay promotes Rand McNally and Co encyclopaedia and gazetteer as a low cost liberal education. It touts foreign and American scholarship, 2000 illustrations, 80 colored maps, and a world gazetteer. Readers can obtain the set for 10 cents a week plus a coupon from the paper.

Rand, McNaily & Co Iasnet Briannica Chambers Messrs. Rand, McNally & Co

Moving houses by rails and rollers across distant lands

Judge Robert Campbell recalls curious tales of house moving from Wichita to the city during a boom and Nauvoo, Illinois to Fort Madison, Iowa, where Mormon and Mennonite history intersect in a dramatic relocation of homes and towns. The account highlights rapid suburban growth, a boom collapse, and the unusual transport feats that followed.

Robert Campbell St. Louis Wichita Wichita Low Nauvoo Missouri Mississippi Joseph Smith Russia Boyd Fort Madison Iowa

Lost His Horse and Buggy in New Windsor Heist

Jonas Wagomer left his horse and buggy on a New Windsor street last Saturday night. While away, someone untied the horse and drove off. A search followed. Monday morning the team was found hitched to a post in Windsor. Lewis Kearney of Sykesville was taken to Westminster yesterday charged with stealing the mare and using it to travel from New Windsor to Sykesville.

Jonas Wagomer New Windsor Windsor Lewis Kearney Sykesville Carroll County Westminster

Eiffeeta of the Storm and Rabid Dogs Fear Spread

Weather in Frederick ranges from cold rain to snowfall with a damaging night. Wires down, the City Hotel yard embankment collapses, and snow shovelers clear crossings. In Carroll and surrounding counties fear grows over rabid dogs biting livestock and people, including Harry Buchman who was bitten defending his brother.

Frederick Carroll Carroll County Harry Buchman Houcksville Peter Buchman Sandyville

Two Cats That Go Hunting in Alberton Maryland

Two cats with grand names, Richard the third and Grover Cleveland, live in Alberton Maryland. Dick is nineteen years old and Grover half as old, each weighs twelve pounds, and both are accomplished acrobats performing tricks for villagers. They hunt rabbits near their home but stay close to the fireside. Owner is Elmer M. Eshn, innctont of the Ellicott City High School, in Leeslow. The other item notes the Presbytery of Baltimore spring meeting at Franklin Street Church Baltimore with Rev Pitman calling to order and officers elected for six months. The session continues today.

Richard the Grover Cleveland Alberton Grover Taki Elmer M. Eshn Ellicott City Leeslow Presbytery Baltimore Franklin Street Maryland F. W. T. Pitman Poolesville Wm. Chinn Rockville Park Flournoy Bethesda

Evening in Greece at Woman's College features Sappho play

Local society events describe an entertainment program at Woman's College titled An Evening in Greece with tableaux recitations music and the drama Sappho. Special stage settings are planned and extracts from the Imperial Catalogue are noted. Also promotes Ames Frost Company bicycle offerings for women with Model L and 28 inch wheels and healthful riding quotes from Elizabeth Robins Pennell.

Woman's College Lesbien Society Greece Sappho Cata- Tague Ames & Frost Company Elizabeth Robins Pennell

Carpet Newsroom Showcases Finest All Wool Ingain Carpets

Carpet department proclaims a premier display of high grade all wool ingrain carpets with styles exclusive to their Carpet Room, promising unique designs not offered elsewhere.

Imperial wheels offer improved 1894 cycle design

A fragmented advertisement notes new 1894 Imperial bicycle models for men and women, highlighting dust proof bearings, front sprocket and axle fittings, improved heat, narrow tread, removable tires, and other features. Includes North Market Street address and contact details for W. T. Delaplaine, special representative.

W. T. Delaplaine Wewe Frederick

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