Summer resort plans for Fairview by Pullman syndicate
Deeds for the Fairview property in Washington county have passed to purchasers a Chicago Pullman family led syndicate plans a large fashionable summer resort. Emma Pullman Hauk the purchaser is a millionaire Williams of Washington will manage improvements. About 35 cottages will rise this summer with a stone lower and wooden upper hotel. An observatory will crown Fairview summit as land is cleared and a trolley line possibly extends from McCoys Ferry to Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Washington County
Chicago Pullman Family
Emma Pullman Hauk
Williams
Washington
Bne
McCoy’s Ferry
Cherry Run
Brief Humorous Snippets From Chicago Tribune Fun Page
A collage of wry lines on happiness misfortune and social pretensions quotes about hand organ men plain girls beauty and a defeated pugilist likened to ground coffee. The observant notes mix humor and irony reflecting daily life and seasonal travel jabs from a Chicago Tribune page.
Purely Personal Notices From Elkridge to Frederick
Mrs Dr Williams of Elkridge spent yesterday with relatives in Frederick. Judge James McSherry of East Second Street left for Annapolis. Mr JohnS Lakin of Jefferson is spending the day with friends in Frederick. Mrs William H Baltzell of East Second Street visits relatives in Washington. Miss Etta Grant of Virginia, who had been visiting Miss Caroline Ross at Court Square, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Elkridge
Frederick
James McSherry
East Second Street
Annapolis
Johns. Lakin
Jefferson
William H. Baltzell
Washington
Etta Grant
Virginis
Caroline Ross
Court Square
Arrests for drunken and disorderly conduct in local court
Fannie Going was arrested Saturday night by Officers Six and Howard on a drunken and disorderly charge. Justice Wood fined her $5.25, or 30 days in jail. Edward Wright faced the same charge, with a $5.25 fine or 30 days behind bars. Wright’s case ended with no jail time noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wood
Fannie Going
Six
Howard
Edward Wright
Wright
Local Market Quotas and Admiral Schley's Washington Return
The Local Mart quotes today’s market: corn per barrel 2.00, shelled corn 40 cents per bushel, wheat 72 cents per bushel, hay 12 to 14 dollars per ton. Admiral Schley is to return to Washington via Southampton after a Europe tour, with arrival in Washington expected about June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. dix. J. &. W. Bargett
Schley
Washington
Southampton
Europe
Ministers Teach Gospel Truths Notes and Announcements
Weekly church notices summarize services across United Brethren M E and other parishes. Rev Jogi Brown at M E B church. Epworth League led by J M Logan. Rev B Switzer at M E church South. Evangelical Reformed ministers Eschbach and Luther Kuhlman assign sermons. All Saints Episcopal studied healing and fullness of God. Easter exercises at Buckeystown St John reform, Jubilee visit at St John’s Catholic Church led by Rev Father Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Jogi Brown
M. EB
Epworth League
J. M. Logan
B. \. Switzer
M. E
South
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Jnn
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
E. L. Mclean
Grace Reformed Church
St. John
Mite Society
J. W. Memiinger
Lancaster
Kemp Hall
Buckeystown
St. John’s Reformed Church
H. W. Port
F. R. Neighbors
Alvil Conner
Christ
Emory Remsburg
Ruth Thomas
Edos
Jesus
Edna
Grace Mossburg
Hila V. Kreig
Estelle Whitter
Wellie Thomas
Christ the Lord
Jubilee Mass Procession Marks A Catholic Jubilee
Crowds joined a May procession to honor the mother of God at an old church. Clergy led prayers for Pope Leo XII as tenebrae rites and a Te Deum closed the service. A first jubilee installment was collected, with a call to continued devotion at St. John's next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father McElroy
Leo XII
Christ's Church
Earth
Alum in Food How Can the Danger be Avoided
The article cautions against alum baking powder due to health risks. It warns that many low priced powders, or those sold with gifts or schemes, are inferior and harmful. Consumers should avoid such products and favor high quality powders.
Funeral Rites Held For D M Main and Mrs M Kate Dutrow
The funeral services for David M. Main were conducted yesterday at 2 PM from his east Fourth Street residence with Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach officiating. Pallbearers included Z James Gittingar and Charles Wertheimer. interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. A T Rica & Sons were directors. Also held this morning at 10 AM for Mrs M Kate Dutrow from her South Market Street home with Rev. Dr. E R Bachbach and Rev. S B Miller officiating. Arion Quartetta performed tunes. interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. W H H B Etchison was the director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Main
East Fourth Street
E. R. Eschbach
Z. James Gittingar
E. A. Shriner
Allen G. Qoyun
J. W. L. Carty
N. D. Hauer
Charles Wertheimer
Augustus Fromke
Solomon Garber
Lewis M. Kintz
J. N. Marken
George Getzbaugh
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rica & Sons
M. Kate Dutrow
South Market Street
E. R. Bachbach
A Fool's Good Luck Arrest in Hagerstown
Joseph Brown alias Si Slocum was arrested for entering the smallpox patient E H W Martins home despite a quarantine. The health officer seized him after a police call, discovering the law lacked a jail penalty. Brown, penniless, was treated at the station and burned his clothes before being issued a new suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
Si Slocum
Hagerstown
E. H W. Martin
Martin
W. B. Morrisons
Ragan
Brown
Benner
Alexander
Canal trade up at opening of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The first month’s business on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal this spring shows heavier traffic at opening than any year since the 1889 flood. About twenty to twenty-five boats load at Williamsport weekly, carrying over 2000 tons of coal plus miscellaneous cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Williamsport
Logic of a Mail Garrier Resigns Over Pay Disparity
A Pennsylvania awadi carrier who walked 10 miles daily and earned 20 cents in compensation resigns, complaining that Miles receives 11 000 a year and Dewey 213 000 a year while he earns only 105 85, claiming his work is harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Miles
Admiral Dewey
United States
Miles
Dewey
Freight wreck on B and O derails six cars near Marriottaville
A Saturday freight wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio main line east of Marriottaville derailed six loaded cars and halted train traffic briefly. Officials say a car scraped the track while rounding a sharp curve, causing a loss of several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Marriottaville
Life Lost in Flood at Tuscarora Creek Ford
John Stevenson a 70 year old colored man drowned while fording the swollen Tuscarora creek near Washington Junction between 9 and 10 am. His horse and wagon were overturned in the swift current. The Potomac rose to twenty two feet above low water at Washington Junction, with the flood spreading downstream from heavy rains upstream. The Monocacy flood level did not mirror the river rise and Harper's Ferry saw the fall begin at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stevenson
Tuscarora
Washington Junction
Stevenson
Baltimore and Ohio
Potomac
Potomac River
Moon
Dickerson
Baltimore and beyond obituary and civic notes sweep
Samuel Fr. Wilson a Cumberland merchant died April 21 at 54. Mrs Rodda P Robeson died near Aviston Garrett county aged 86. Three colored men drowned in the Potomac 14 miles east of Cumberland. The Duquesne Limited killed Agent McConnell of Scott Haven Pa. Leanna Jones died of paralysis at Dickerson Montgomery county April 20 aged 53. Dr Edward M Schaeffer died by suicide at 2024 Park Ave Baltimore. Cecil county farmers plan free rural mail delivery upper county. Annapolis real estate rises amid Naval Academy additions. Cumberland YMCA arranging an athletic field along the Potomac. Baltimore mortality last week 169 deaths vs 1811 prior week. B&O distributes pine ties on Washington branch. Injunction sought to block Citizens Telephone from planting poles along Ellicott City Clarksville road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fr. Wilson
Cumberland
Rodda P. Robeson
Aviston
Garrett County
Potomac
Duquesne Limited
Baltimore and Ohio
Agent McConnell
Scott Haven
Leanna Jones
Dickergous
Montgomery County
Edward M. Schaeffer
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Cecil County
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Young Men's Christian Association of Cumberland
Potomac River
Health Department
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Washington Branch
Citizens' Telephone Company
Ellicott Q City
Clarksville Pike
Ellicott Orty
Miss Callan's Body Found Near Great Cacapon
The body of Miss Mary Callan daughter of Thomas Callan a merchant of Little Orleans Allegany county was found yesterday below Great Cacapon about eight miles downstream from the point where she was swept in on March 12 when the ferry cable broke. The corpse was well preserved except for hair loss likely from the high waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Callan
Mary Callan
Thomas Callan
Little Orleans
Allegany County
Potomac River
Great Cacapin
Potomac
Sister Raphael Creagh Dies in New Orleans Retreat
Sister Raphael Creagh died April 16 at the Louisiana Retreat in New Orleans aged about 30. A Baltimore native, daughter of Michael Creagh, she joined the Sisters of Charity in Emmitsburg in October 1898. She served at St. Vincent's Institute Donaldsville before health declined and burial last week followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Creagh
Louisiana
New Orleans
Michael Creagh
Baltimore
Order of Sisters of Charity
Emmitsburg
St. Vincent’s Institute
Donaldsville
Marriages and notices in Union Bridge county readers
By menhal Harwetel and Emma J Roderick wed April 16 at Reformed parsonage Union Bridge officiated by Rev H J Macalister. Enoch Royal Arch Chapter No 23 to be visited by Maryland grand officers including David O Avery and Graham Dukehart. Twenty nine affidavits filed by Frederick employees, mostly working in Washington. Dr Thomas Williamson ill with grip. Travel tip suggests Syrup of Figs for kidneys liver and bowels, 50 cent bottles sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwetel— Roderick
Marshal G. Harwetel
Baltimore
Emma J. Roderick
Reformed Parsonage
Union Bridge
H. J. Macalister
Enoch
Royal Arch
Sil
California Fig Syrup Company
Sale of the Canal Argument Before Judge Stake at Hagerstown
In Washington county court Judge Edward Stake heard trustees Gowen Bryan and Band seek a five year extension on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal operating contract. Attorney General Rayner urged sale under court decree, warning of $20 million state interests at stake. Ratification of sale to Great Falls Power Co. for 75000 was discussed amid competing bids from a Toronto syndicate offering 100000. The judge reserved decision for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stake
Circuit Court
Washington County
Hagerstown
John K. Gowen
Joseph Bryan
Hugh J. Band, Jr
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hush L.bond, Jr
Baltimore
J. Clarence Lace
Raycer
Stake
Court of Appeals
Jndge. Stake
Bond
Chesapeake and Ohio Transportation Company
Rayner
Great Falls Power Company
George Whitelock
Great Falls Company
Joseph W. Hazell
Hazell
J. F. MacLaughlin
Toronto
Canada
Jadge Stake
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1901 List
A 1901 notice lists remaining advertised letters in Frederick on Saturday April 20. Names include Benjamin F. Oline and E C Engler with others in the Gents and Laings categories. Recipients must call for letters within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gesttle Mens' Tast
Benjamin F. Oline
E C. Engler
D. M. Gilbert
D. F. Hamaut
Thos. J. Krise
Joseph F. Runuie
Thad. Robinson Laings
Alma Bretz
Lola Culler
Estelle Dickinson
Bertha May Fox
Harriett Harbaugh
Frederick D. Miller
Bufos Rice
Amanda Sommers
Mary Whisner
Black Walnut Trees Cultivation and Care
Black walnut trees grow from seed with modest effort and protection when young. They need rich deep soil and once established their growth is steady. Temperance Crusade in Montgomery: Mrs. Mary R Haslup, W C T U Maryland president, tours Montgomery County with Mrs. Sarah T Miller, county W C T U president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mary R. Haslup
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland
Montgomery County
Sarah T. Miller
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frederick area spring openings and millinery display
Local notices invite patrons to Biniwenauer & Co light spring event at 97 East Patrick Street with a full line of hats and bonnets starting April 24 and 25. A separate millinery opening at 77 N Market Street runs April 25 to 27 with 150 trimmed hats. Also listings include a palm reading session at No 6 East Church Street and local dressmaking and eye care services in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biniwenauer & Co
P. Krise
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
Anna E. Herreea
Baltimore
City Hotel
Glorious Array of Fashion Fancies in Oreb s Goods
A lively market pitch touts an array of fabrics and garments. It promises rare items in habutais silk and wool, touts new values in peau de soie chine and crepe de chine, and guarantees special $1 quality offerings across multiple textiles and broadcloth varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonsine
The Glass of Fashion and Discounted Dress Goods
An old Frederick Maryland ad lists marked down fashion fabrics. It promotes black taffeta silks and habutai, curtain muslins, new shirt waists, corsets, and a broad array of china and household wares. Local merchants advertise delivery free in the city and emphasize fittings, low prices, and assortment for households and dressmaking. The page includes multiple business notices from pharmacists, auctioneers, and dentists with addresses in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thasengon
Ality
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Tugeles
Rit -Somanidhart
Gunsa
Feen
Mirtag
Sus
Nora
John Mowbray
Wether
Pammene
Ferhorn
Wasuinatoy
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
East Patrick Ss
Chicago
Tri- Lune
Iaphive
Sunday Schools and Societies
Father Coleman
Holy Father
St. John’s
Ponerall
Tuscarora Creek
Horse
Kivenue
Intereet
Hera
Thomas Williamson
Washbington County
East Patrick Street
Lowcasters & Werthemel
Pullman
No. 6
East Church Street
Eaver
John Hendricsson
Lansdownes
Habutais
Tarfetas
Hlespricxson
Neeidig & Miller
Nee
Mis
Newte
Mnnson
Glinton & Main
Glinton
Malin
Graduste Pharmaciat
Tsanogle & Wagaman
NEW Spring Goods
Hurlbut
Ideale
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
B. Sappington
Hina
Kc. &c
City Hell
GEO
Rodook & c
GEQ
Rodick & CO
T. Rice & Sons
LA. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick, ND
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
DS. Rice
E. Fourts
Fredk Co
Parze
Night Calle
F.V
STAOE
Han
F. Vv
Stave's
Frederick, Ta
Ceresville Flour
John T. Baker
Mt. Piesiut
Shriner
Liberty
New London
Willard CG. Keller
Patrick ST
Rying
Hal Estate and Insurry NO
W. Church Spree
H. E. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Falngore
Har and Throat Hospital
Stewart P. Dean
North Market Sthms
North Market
ALU Books
Hy48
R. Snook
Lewistown
Keaassenaduc
A. N. Cramown
Ouns . Dutrow
S Bables B. Fout
Frederick City, MD
Gecldawst Arvey BR
B. Rosenour
Stara
Rigk St
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