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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1900
Page
2
Suburban and social items describe local gatherings. References include promenades and school events, with mentions of entertainers and residents such as George Smith Howard King and Mrs McDaniel. Includes plans for a county-wide event in Walkersville with a charity program and prize expectations.
Obituary notices recount deaths of Henrietta Aubert and several local residents in Middletown Frederick and Brunswick. Items list survivors funeral plans and burial details at Mt Olivet and Olivet Cemeteries, with brief notices of Emogine Byrn Jacob Ingram Lewis Doub Dinterman Cooper Lewis Nelson Smith Eyier and others. The Local Market and a brief medical testimonial follow.
Mr George A Trexesard cited at his home Cher Hill. Dr A B Price died aged seventy at his home. The Republican county convention was held at Merlboro. A decision rendered by Judge Lloyd under the Dryda Oyator Law. Burglars robbed a Canton street silo on Sunday night. James B Newpower of Williamsport Md committed homicide by hanging. The body of William McVallough drowned March 24 at Cunowingo recovered. Joseph Muir filed an appeal in election cases for Somerset county. Andrew Woods of Washington Navy Yard died. Laurel Mallers home near Chesterfield Anne Arundel found dead. Tax case against Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad on trial in Allegany County. Baltimore reports 226 deaths last week, 91 from respiratory diseases. Whitlamaport town council may raise saloon tax to 2 dollars. William Wainwright of Kearneysville injured after falling from a Western Maryland train near Cherry Run. Two Republican primaries held in Prince Georges for delegates. Mudd’s friends won. Charles F Drebney arrested for striking Neidhardt. Neidhardt died. Rae Reiff Kline charged with fatally shooting John Grove Jr. at Indian Spring. claim accident. Armory plans for Fifth Regiment discussed with architects in several cities. Western shoe firm seeks Williamsport site for 100–150 workers. Miners’ strike shows little change. Elk Garden meeting unsettled on resuming work. Chester town stock funds shirt factory project. Interprise canvass for labor. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad orders removal of plate on 1600 engines bearing Maryland and Trust Company. New distillery at Borbury Washington County to be ready by August. capacity thirty barrels daily.
Manager Jon Chew’s South Street squad defeated Brush Factory 21 to 9 in a lively afternoon game with Shilling and Eckstein as battery. Umpire William Bennett officiated as Chew praised the win and planned another game in a few days.
The Gleaners Sewing School and Water Street Kindergarten staged an Easter exhibition at All Saints chapel with school progress on display and enjoyable kindergarten demonstrations. Easter hymns, a few remarks by Rev. Osborne Ingle, and each pupil receiving an Easter nest were noted.
A coal laden flat boat led by Captain Danton Shapp passed the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and reached Williamsport Saturday evening bound for Georgetown. Loaded at Cumberland around March 20 with Georges Creek coal, the shipper notes that no more coal from that region or West Virginia is expected. Five gas coal boats for Western Maryland Railroad proceed to Williamsport, and ten more Georges Creek coal boats bound for Georgetown are en route. Also, Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy is praised for lifesaving relief, with DeWitt's Little Liver Pills promoted by J. H. Keller Drugstore.
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