Purely Personal Notices of Visitors and Returns
Miss Marie Clingan has returned from visiting Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Buckey have returned from their wedding tour. Miss Margaret Young has returned from Baltimore. Mrs. John B. Harding of Frankford is visiting at the parental home. Miss Margaret Clingan has returned from visits to York Hanover Washington and Baltimore. Miss Mary Smith of Winchester is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Nixdorff. Louis M. Nixdorf Jr. spent yesterday with his parents. Katharine and Harriet Cook of Highland Florida visited their brother George H. Cook. Jacob Nuusbaum and wife of Washington DC were guests of Philip J. Nussbaum. J Henry Jampe left for Elkton for Redna convention. Dr Thomas Simmons of Hagerstown attended his sister’s sick bed in Orleans and returned home. Mrs H B Coblitz of Washington DC who visited her parents has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Clingan
Washington
Thomas G. Buckey
Margaret Young
South Market G Street
Baltmore
John B. Harding
Frankford
Il Pa
Charles E. Trail
Margaret Clingan
York
Hanover
Baltimore
Mary Smith
Winchester
L. M. Nixdorff
East Second Street
Louis M. Nixdorf
Jacob Nuusabaum
Washington, D.C
Philip J. Nussbaum
J. Henry Jampe
East Fifth Street
Elkton
Der
Thomas Simmons
Hagerstown
John T. Worthington
Urleans
H.B. Coblntz
Washington, D. C
Thomas Remaburg
Ridgeway Concert Company Promises Esteemed Arts at City Opera House
A late spring note and local brief highlight the Hatharine Ridgeway Concert Company of 1901 02 led by baritone William R Lane and American virtuoso Davol Sanders. Pianist Maud Paradis earns praise as a top East performer. The Boston Redpath Lyceum appears with mixed program, April 28 1902, at City Opera House with a Steiff Upright Piano and Wilcoxson warehouses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idgeway Concert Company
Hatharine Ridgeway Concerts Company
William R. Lane
Davol Sanders
Berlin
Hos
Hee Iss
Maud Paradis
East
Mise Ridgeway
Redpath Lyoium Esreau
Boston
City Opera Houss
M.O. A. Sourss
Aso
Steiff
Hleb. Wilosxon
Death of Gen John A Steiner Former Frederick Official
Gen John A Steiner a Frederick native and longtime city official died yesterday afternoon at his daughter's home in Baltimore aged 86. He served as clerk to the Frederick County Commissioners and was repeatedly elected to the Board of Common Council. A longtime Evangelical Reformed church member he taught managed and supervised Sunday school for over sixty years and held deacon elder and delegatus roles. He volunteered for Civil War service as a major in the Sept 5 ALA-AAD unit. Also noted is the death of Mr Henry Miller a Weil hoond resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Steiner
Oscar Firestone
Weat Fayette Street
Baltimore
General Stinor
Frederick
Mary Aon Brownd
Sophia Myers
General Steiner
Frederick Academy
Frederick College
Board of Common Council
Pe City
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ty Milles
Henry Jar
North Market Street
X. Miller
Orth Market
3. B. Wilcoxe Music Store
City Water Rent Valler
Eranps
Lutheran Church
Indepent Fire Company
Miller
Henry
Neidig & Tbr
Minnie
Charles
Dalin Ways
Eberland
Annie Kriss
Retr
Lathes
Kahlmz
Olivet Ceme
Deate
John Robert
Agnes Y
General Stein er and local notables in Frederick history
General Steiner who served as colonel brevet brigadier general and sheriff of Frederick County is highlighted with career milestones from 1863 through the 1880s including his election to the General Assembly committees and later business and editor roles. Obituaries note Henry Miller, long-time Frederick bootmaker and city water renter, and funeral details. The piece mentions local institutions and fraternal orders linked to Steiner and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Home Brigade
Colel
Potomac River
Iryland
Trogha State
Gettysburg
Virginia
Frederick
Senate of the Unitedtate
Injly
Baliore
Hortly
G Diehl
Examiner
Gen. Stei
Funeral services for local resident held in Presbyterian church
A local resident died on April 10 in Emmitsburg. Funeral services were conducted April 13 in the Presbyterian church by Hon. David H. Riddle with interment in the Presbyterian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Cemetery
David H. Riddle
Great Council of Red Men to Meet in Elkton During Week
The Great Council of Red Men Improved Order of Red Men will hold its sixty seventh annual session next Wednesday and Thursday in Elkton Maryland. Founding dates trace the order to 1835 and 1824 with ties to Sons of Liberty and St Tamina Societies. Elective chiefs listed include B Frank Kennerly Salisbury Great Sagamore L L Darickson Berlin and Wm B Shipley Baltimore. Representatives H L Bennett from Chippens Tribe and W H Campbell from Delaware Tribe Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council
Elkton
Great Council of
Maryland
Philadelphia
Revolutionary Societies and Patriotic Associations
Sons of Liberty
St. Taming Society
Annapolis
Red Man
Fort Mifflin
Delaware River
Order
Sacher
B. Frank Kennerly
Salisbury
Benlor Sagamore
L. Lb. Darickson
Berlin
Sagamore
Wm. B. Shipley
Baltimore
J. Henry Lampe
Frederick
Henry A. Anthony
John T. Yewell
John H. Bennett
Chippens Tribe
H. L. Bennett
Brunswick
W. H. Campbell
Murder at Strausberger's Saloon Ended in Fatal Shooting
Emanuel Stratton a 30 year old colored man was shot at Strausberger's saloon on West All Saints Street by William Johnson, a fellow worker from the B&O tunnel. Stratton died shortly after at a brewery alley house. Johnson fled, authorities seek him while witnesses report no provocation. Autopsy confirmed two .38 caliber bullets. one lodged in chest, another in right leg. A coroner’s inquest returned Stratton died from a pistol bullet fired by Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Stratton
Strausberger’s
West All Saintes
William Johnson
Stratton
Mt. Airy
Brewery Alley
Johnson
Eckstein
Ira J. Mcdardy
William Asbnson
Carty
McCurdy
Monterne Hospital
Pottersfield
Holleraper
Frederick
Georgetown Pike
Lease
Baltimore
Washington
Cauy Tyson
Strawnberger
Astoon
Tyson
Baer
Baer Trust agents push plan to raise beef prices in Frederick
Representatives of Baer Trust sought to form an agency in Frederick and proposed to supply Ohio killed beef at prices designed to drive local butchers out of business. They would then raise prices to twenty cents a pound. A local butcher declined any agreement while noting current profits and continued self slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alls
Baer Trust
Frederick
Ohi
Fire destroys large part of Rockville business block
Fire swept through the Rockville business section early Saturday night, destroying the Magruder dairy and feed shop and threatening the adjoining Lyddane building housing Brenay's store the post office and the Rockville Academy night school. Firemen saved the remaining structure with the post office unharmed. total losses estimated around $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Walter M. Magruder
Desser
Lyddane
Brenay
Real Estate Transactions Across Several Towns
Jacob Fox of Johneville sold property to Samuel Brandenburg for 560 dollars. Longenecker transferred land to D J Whitmore for 300 dollars. Henry Englar sold land near Pominea to Brad Rippeco for about for Ida Pearre bought from Jesse Clary executor a farm near Unionville for 6236 dollars. Wm H James of Johnsville bought property near Red Tavern for 600 dollars. Copper discoveries noted with plans to open mines. Edward H Rowe sold for Mrs Mary J Gingell a half interest on West Main Street Emmitsburg to Mrs J E Payne for 116 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fox
Johneville
Samuel Brandenburg
Longenecker
D. J. Whitmore
Henry Englar
Brad. Rippeco
Ida Pearre
Jesse Clary
Unionville
Wm. H. James
Johnsville
Red Tavern
Edward H. Rowe
Mary J. Gingell
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
J. E. Payne
Advertised Letters and Local Events in Frederick
Frederick postoffice lists remaining advertised letters dated Saturday April 19 1902. Letters undelivered must be claimed within two weeks or sent to dead letter office. Names include Applegarth Bear Hope Hammond Jones Robinson Beller Meador Mulord Poole Ridgely and Miss Buser Orcom Chaney Diehl Lewis. Also upcoming events at the Opera House include The Gladuar with Robert Downing Osptsin Racket Thelma and a Blumenauer millinery spring opening plus The Creation by Oborol Society at Woman's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Robert Ridgely
Carrie Buser
Katie Orcom
Maggie Chaney
Barbara Diehl
A. B. Lewis
Gladuar
Robert Downing
Opera House
Blumenauer Millinery
Osptsin
Thelma
Oborol Society
Woman’s College
No clear single headline due to fragmented OCR
Isis recommendations for filling Federal positions in Maryland will be sent to President Roosevelt this week. John A. Markell of Frederick is favored to succeed James M. Sloan as United States Sub-Treasurer, with Parlett's deputy role cited. Mrs. Elia Allnut was treated at Pasteur Institute after a dog bite in Montgomery County. she travels with husband and Nicodemus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
Isis
MoQomas
Maryland
Roosevelt
James M. Sloan
United States
John A. Markall
Frederick
Markell
Frederick County
Internal Revenue
B. F Parlett
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank of
Sloan
Pasteur
Elia Allnut
Lawrence Allnut
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Pasteur Institute
Nicodemus
Mire
Allant
Year of Crowded Bargains Beyond End to End
A fragment notes deep discount offers across goods with claims the third invoice confirms the value. It hints at persistent savings from multiple lots, arguing the deals prove themselves through prior purchases and continued availability.
The Glass of FanNion Shop Offers Low Prices
The Pretty White Frocks and corded batistes drive end of season sales with low prices on white fabrics. Merchandised items include corded muslin 12K 206 mercarized maras and chiffonettes for dresses, priced to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FanNion
Local Offers and Tours Attract Early Shoppers
Local notices promote spring openings at Roserove’s and others with special prices on goods from hats to simples. Advertisements invite arrivals for excursions to Washington, Baltimore, and Boston via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with dates in April 1992 and June 1902, detailing fares, schedules, and tour itineraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biumenauer & Co
Patrick Street
City Hotel
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Wheat crop gloom grips Montgomery County farmers
Montgomery County farmers report a bleak outlook for the wheat crop as open weather fails to improve conditions. They fear the yield may be worse than anticipated despite hopes for a rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Will of Napoleon B Welch Leaves Estate to Widow
The will of Napoleon B Welch who died April 3 in Baltimore leaves all property to his widow Jane Elizabeth Welch and names her and Redmond C Stewart as executors without bond. The will is dated September 9, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon B. Welch
Baltimoore
Jane Elizabeth Welch
Redmond C. Stewart
Hospital Notes Monthly Frederick meeting announced
The Frederick City Hospital Association schedules its monthly meeting for tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Wright of Essteo Maryland had arrived to begin training in the hospital training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Porterhouse paint debate in a letter to Kolb Bros
A dated letter discusses paint choices for a porterhouse with phrases like Devoe lead and zinc and old fashion lead and oil. It argues Devoe costs less than between styles while promising lasting wear beyond three years, signed by FW Davor & Oc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolb Bros
Frederick
Sir
Porterhouse
Devoe
Sears
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Swit—Pleare Abelard
Abelard
Charlotte Bronts
Rentisike
Pere le Chaise
Paris
Buena Ventura
Gulf of Mexico
Thomas K. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Haverhil
Mass
Till & F.B
Wasmingrom
Tax
W. L. Moors
Ewings
Otty Opera House
Norse
MFL
Oxfords
Cora Clemm
AH. Hargett
W.A. Hall
M. Helfenstein
Wn & Reich
Soir
James Biggs
Main, Reger Silver Co
Rosepont’s
Berger’s Grocery
Dbn
Hendrickson
Bedock & Go
Easant
parrreRiy
Henry Miller
Weilhoond
Sopsloloe
General Ster
S. F. Co
Cpany
Oolamtledge
A. F
A.M
Order of Red Men
General Steria
Ira
Edward
Oscar Fystone
Katie
Baltimo
Darton
Ohio
Great Council OF Red Man
Cally Tyson
Edelma
City Opera House
Aiden Benedict
Chase
Maria Corelli
Miss Corelli
Henry W.sammers
Renry W. Sommers
Orphan's Court
Philip W. Lewis E
Wm. H. Sommers
Elizabeth A. O. Bassard
Cordelia F. Roberts
Simon P
Clara L. Boyer
Philip W
Wm. HE
Lewis B. Larmmera
John Wm. Pussard
Besf Trust Agents
BERS
John A. Markell
John Hendrickson
Dresa
John Hewoproxson
Nhidig & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Marice
Évan Lf Rou
Clinton & Main
Clinton E. Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Bes Books
Psec
Isahogle
Frederick, MD
Glassware, &C
B. Bappingtone
Serseawiy
Ons Door North
CPI Stel
GEO
Rodook & Co
WAN Hig Blore’s
Bangain Bulletin
Seanon
Lansdowne
Rodoce
T. Rio
BC Bons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Willard Oo. Keller
West Patrick Strest
3. B. Peterman
Franklin Street
J Joseph W. Garver
Didawiy Edwin Devilbies
Amos Trner
Devilbiss
Doll & Albaugh Bulldixe
Frederics, Mal Ootidawiy
Attar
University OF Maryland
George A. Gilbert
Marlidawiy D. R
Frederick Co. Phons
Noah E. Cramer
E. Cramer
Traet Co
Walt
Wiliexe
Urber Ane
Bartholows
Walkeraville
New Market
Third St
Green
Bentz St
Chaureh
Staley
Shookstown
Walkersville
Lightmer
ACTEB
Ak Mills
Novitiate S. Bacond
Nord EB. x
First Wations Bank
Frederick. Caan
Roserove’s
Tuesaday
I. Sake
Saks’ Optics] Co
Balti
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Atlantic City
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Baltimore & Ohio Rail
B. Martin
Trafic
Yours Truly
Davor & Oc
Townsesy Sookr & Sox
Bankers and Brokers
S Fayette
T.oppo
Postoffice
Baltimore, MD
Bose
Ywrpa
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