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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1898

Page

5

Susquehann fishing alsasoit to be lucrative

News of the State reports Col Saunders inspecting the Belair military company. The Susquehann fishing alsasoit is expected to be very lucrative. The Governor will return to Annapolis from Curbaurlodh on Thursday. Two boys in Allegany County, Arleans, drowned in Fifteensnde creek. John Davis dies at Mount Savage, oldest employee at the rolling mills there. Mayor Phelp of Laurel offers town improvement recommendations. St Pauls United Brethren in Hagerstown will build a new church costing about 12000. Junior Fire Company Magers town held a benefit for the Maine monument fund, over 360 realized. Thomas Price, 81, drowns himself in Kent county amid reports of many wives. President Randall of the State Senate acts as liaison for Senator-elect McComas successor on the Supreme Bench of the District of Columbia. A new daily newspaper, Thy Independent, started at Cumberland. Joseph B. Finan ia ite editor. George F. Albaugh, 14, son of George Albaugh of Boonsboro Md, killed at Herndon Va in a runaway accident while driving a two horse team.

Hagerstown State Senate Lee Poion McComas Supreme Bench District of Columbia Cumberland Joseph UB. Finan George F. Albaugh George Albaugh Boonsboro Herndon Tim

HYMENEAL NOTICE FROM MULTIPLE WEDDINGS IN DA VIS

Fragmented society notices report several marriages. Aliie Diffendal wed I N Denison in Danville Virginia with small group of friends present. Mary Hoffner wed Wal Jian Keap at a private home near Adumstown. Henry Helter wed Miante Lith in Martinsburg and Mabel Turpin wed Henry J Litth in Philadelphia. George W Stantfer married Od Neidhg Stan in Walkerville. Additional entries note licenses issued for Veena syns dequed in Dal mam and Frederick, Chariod Eo Collistower and Barlars E. Freehour with various local connections.

Dodson—Diffendal Aliie M. Diffendal Wa. Diffendal Danville I. N. Denison Anville Tool Ha'olack Gaffney Mia. W. W. Lynn Danvilly Minson Agios Marie Krise Naunie Essentianer Bello Scarborough Mamie Cambell Mary Hanlon Alice Totton Visitation Mins Ditfendal Misa Marie Stubby Washington Cin City Mary S. Hoffner Wal Jian Keap Forgaville Adumatown P William Heuer Henry Helter Mois Miante Martinsburg W.va Philadelphia Henry J. Litth Best Migs Mabel Turpin Phila Plphio Ceres Father Barry Catholic Church Peters Nethia County Vonnerh—Stauper Mira Oda Neidhg George W. Stantfer Staneway Dalmam Wlfred Preean Lonewater Masa Saraty Elizabeth Mon Frederick Chariod Eo Collistower Tharmont Barlars E. Freehour Lewistown

Lenten Attendants at Brederick Easter Festivity

Victorian era social page notes at Brederick with Easter day plans, committee members, chaperones, and a long list of attendees from Frederick and surrounding towns. Highlights include a select orchestra, a lavish evening at a stylish residence, and invitations for Mrs Ogle of Baltimore hosting a small tea.

Charles W. Ross Die Tad Rachelberger Jobin A. Markell Charles B. Trail Laure Chapline Willard ©. Keller Trobert di Ganbiadl Ethur i Bostey Edward D. Grove Dudley Page Walerian Anderson Hades Abs Thier Mins Paggman Dr. Gaver Mas. Evans Miss Floyd Mass Mellumuah Chan W. Ross Chas Witers Mary Billy Mantsby Cornelia Dathos Mines Fauntlerby Charlotte Richardson Lanins Nanmea Cornelia Botts Jnl Baltimore Maas Dorman Wissiington Fuuition Caroline Hess Hoy Chaplin Alan C Rimball Wiscotein Aorwan Evans Katball W. W.osburn Dr. Ching McGalh Wehard Potts Durmey Oye Arthur Trad Chester Kemp A. Kein Keefer J. Chirk Kiitter W.W. Osborrn Cries A. LeRoy McCardell Rapoidivn Benjamin Ogle Lauvaletreet West Ned Victor Singhiman Frederick Corp Devilbiss Walkersville

Dearth Notices and Obituaries From Harmony Grove

Susanna Roelkey widow of Joan Roelkey died Sunday at home in Harmony Grove of pneumonia. Funeral held yesterday at 1:30. Pallbearers listed. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Dr E R Exchaeh conducted service. Daniel Hendrickson funeral arrangements noted. Daniel Nendeichen died at home at 70 from locomotor ataxia. Funeral Friday at 1 p m. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Annie Catharine Scheel died at home on East Patrick Street aged 76 of Bright's disease. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Samuel Wood died suddenly in Baltimore. funeral held at Veat Lavarel Rest. Joseph Byer, respected resident near Emmittaburg, died after paralysis. Observances of Odia Ketlowship anniversary set for this month. meetings and church events announced. Dr Zimmermann traveled to Washington to hear McKinley message. returned home. Zion Reform Church consistory meeting Easter Monday noted with delegates.

Moelkey Susanna Roelkey Joan Roelkey Harmony Grove Pneumonit Ear, Houck Wm. Worman Nicholas Zimmerman Jos. Snook AL. E. Doll Charles Cronixa Welock Andi Annie Catharine Scheel Wifyat Philip Scheel East Patrick Atreet Eloe Bright’ Migenee Carey Wiotithe Olivet Wood Samuel Wood Mia Grove Coutily Jose Hives Joseph Byer Emmitaburg

Scrap of Fige Travel Advice Note

On every trip carry a bottle of Scrap of Fige for relief and kidney support. Claims include preventing fevers heartaches and other sickness while traveling. Produced by the California Fig Shop Co with vague testimonials and old time patent medicine tone.

California Fig Shop Co

FLYIM SQUADRON OFF Prom Onl Joint Comfort

A damaged fragment reports military aviation movements and a Senate committee action. It mentions a March or April timeline, naval procurement decisions, and an emphasis on intervention and a new sovereign state concept. Names and places are partially obscured, but references to committees and defense agencies appear.

Maryland Militia Reorganization Talks Amid Supply Overhaul

State Adjutant General Wilmer conveyed orders on hospital equipment and readiness. Adjutant General Wilmer stated no encampment orders exist for the National Guard. Colonel Saunders and MG officers toured units while denying plans for a training camp at Arlington. Sergeant Daly was sent to Frederick for tent groundwork amid general readiness concerns.

Genera Laverason Higgs Tiel Teun Gand Wilmer National Guard Ammonpolia Saunders Drederich Baltimore

Monument Debate At Mt Olivet Cemetery Meeting

A mostly attended Key Monument Association meeting in the City Registers discussed locating and designing the monument in Mt Olivet Cemetery. The committee plans a five oclock design session with cemetery authorities and reports on the foundation, allegorical group statue completion, and a Mystic Midgets production at the City Opera House to raise funds.

Mt. Olivet Key Monument Association City Register Aifles Tuat Mrr Lavisds S. Congan Chit Che Association Nacompany Hin Cametery Willard Bolter Doyle AYOTO Gactan Koller Gildaborough New York Wiec Mir Goldaborough Abe Beckley Edward Nebou City Opera House Nestayerk Ory Rotc Wee Mentad Air. Brea Decker

Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Opera House Tonight

A production of Uncle Tom's Cabin led by A. W. Martin’s company will be presented at the Opera House tonight featuring a large cast, with band music, twenty ponies and animals in tow, and a parade of sideshow acts including donkey rides and exotic beasts.

Uncle Tom A. W. Martin Tom Mart Gn Atd Opors Trenty

Peach crop damage report from frost hits Maryland and Delaware

A weekly weather and agriculture summary notes heavy frost and cold winds across Maryland and Delaware, severely harming peach orchards and other fruit. While some regions like Washington county face less impact, many groves report near total destruction of ripe fruit and early varieties.

Dg. Walecet Maryland Delaware United States Ehamate Ena Senvaier Hinds Sia Agra Vba Mr Wala Mars Dan Apert Marylind Washington County Josph A. Ransbarg Nureryanin Frederick County Shy Joseph Siler

Mystic Midgets Fairy Land Spectacle Promises Wide Appeal

The Mystic Midgets, a two hourjuvenile fairy show by the Key Mountaint Association, features 100 children from many nations in costumes and elaborate scenery. A magical fairy garden, glowing choral cave, and a silver boat promise dazzling visuals for Apith and 22 City Opers Hote as part of a charity presentation under Prof Brad. Decker supervision with an ambitious production scale and strong community backing.

Key Mooument Association Iddyeta Giromes Pairy Land Spydal Kenesty Donald Mimbers Key Mountmait Association Iis Brad. J. Decker New York Andy Rt

Transit disruptions loom as wartime rail traffic swells

Reported rail movement under wartime stress shows headeri material shipments progressing toward major hubs. The slipments of forpetors postder and gra amounting to 95 milevd traverse toward Hageretowar and tran Torte, with most munitions forwarded to the central commands.

Ailtabridte Postder Gra Pte Hageretowar

Federal Office Appointments Slated By Party Leaders

Reported by a Republican official, ongoing federal appointments will be made through the Office, with preparations for positions including Collector of Customs, Naval Officer, United States District Attorney, Local Assessor, and Surveyor. Names named include William Stone, Norman Sent Jr, Mr. Robert P. Gray, Mr. Johnny Ross, and others. A college debate at Mt St Mary’s College in Emmitsburg discussed immigration policy with a prize to be awarded to the winner.

Polidehia Collectoratio of Customs Cleveland Shaw Naval Dia Adioe Dns Teche Ant Wweek Gastonia Willliam Jr Stone Song Ey Naval Omeur Norman 1 Sent Washington County Win United Stated Robert P. Gray Wlenulee Johny Ross Colon Rey Baltimore County Tocal Apprainer Fet Manin Barford County A. Wartleset Maire Baltiimore City Dryilen Uri Contig Mt. St. Mary's College Ermitaburg Noder O'Hare Wis United States

Community Meeting Aids Aged Circle Fundraising

A special meeting of the managers of the Aged Circle is scheduled for Thursday April 1 at 8 00 pm at the gala hall. Regular attendees are urged to attend to discuss proceeds and admission details for adults and children. Local events include a Friday program with musical entertainment and a catered reception.

Mredereirk Lab Oatelah Phare Activa Seienigs Tha Oie Thuray Ipo Mlaence Teall

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