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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1895
Page
4
The note predicts cloud and rain in the southwest today will appear here in a day or two. A cold or warm trend in the northwest today suggests similar change locally within a day or two. If both regions show rain and a cold wave today, expect four cold rain or snow events and temperatures around 80.
Old shop notes list dry goods and openings for spring and summer. Mentions John Hendrickson W C Eldridge and Mrs Jes. Includes notices for help wanted and business specials Rodock Neldig and Ralling's. Also references a special meeting and festival at Junior Hall Trilby Fest and Pasturage.
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue to be released Thursday with news and features. Advertisers are urged to submit copy by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 12 noon that day.
Purported social notes list visits and travels of Baltimore and Frederick residents including Neidhardt Starr and bride, Railing guests, Lewis family, Miller in Knoxville, and other locals. A separate report describes a city policeman assault in Brunswick with three suspects arrested after a struggle. Gleason shot, wounded, and continuing duty. A boggy incident near Point of Rocks sent Mr de Garmendia to hospital with bruises after a runaway horse.
The case of Frank Jeckson Winterchief 15 year old is set for tomorrow as grand jury convenes. Sheriff Zimmerman confirms removal of the prisoner to a safe place by two deputies aboard a train. A rumored 75 man mob gathered outside the jail but no evidence of such a group was found. The incident ends with the sheriff stating the safety move was made and the cell blocks left accessible for inspection.
An enthusiastic gathering at Parlomathean Hall heard committee updates on increasing funds for the Key Monument. Submissions from monument makers and etchers were requested, with proceeds from a souvenir button and a new fish pole for Key’s grave. Regular weekly meetings are set through the next two months.
Mr Henry Lorentz quietly marked his eighty third birthday recently known as Uncle Harry he remains hale and vigorous tending his Court street business without aid. On Saturday George Barrick found guilty of abduction in Allegany County Circuit Court for enticing an eleven year old Frostburg girl to Baron promising jewelry the blind Frederick native had sentence withheld. Grand spring and summer opening at Blumenauer s featuring French Pattern Boepets and Round Bats on April 24 and 25.
Mr. Besmat, while with friends at a Carlile Boose vial meat, suffered a painful fire alarm incident. He collapsed reaching the door, sustaining a compound fracture of the left knee cap. He endured excruciating pain until unconscious briefly, then recovered and was taken home under Dr J McCurdy care. He had a similar earlier accident weakening his limb.
Jae Fox of Mendlesohns MIss May Fox wed in Evangelical Reformed Church yesterday afternoon. The ceremony followed Mendelsohns Wedding March with guests from Baltimore and Hagerstown. After a supper at the bride’s home, the couple left for a new home in Hagerstown. Engagement announced for Alien Richards Boyd and Miss Janie H M Ritchie.
Letters from the People correct a statement about pole use by Frederick Electric Light and Power and Interstate Telephone companies with shared maintenance costs. The city claims control remains, and the aldermen defend public interest. A lecture on Qualities that Win drew a large Epworthie crowd, with Dr. Hubbard’s tale provoking an Irish descent misread. The water books revision proceeds, with no rent hike for renters under six dollars monthly. Also advertised are French pattern bonnets and Syrup of Figs from California Fig Syrup Co.
An ad urges customers to choose Ceresville roller flour for various breads and rye chop. It advertises summer driving readiness with implied flood or weather preparedness. It names Shriners Milling Go and emphasizes product selection for baking needs.
Public sale details for town lots at Frederick city hold at Coors House door on April 30 and May 11 with concurrent mortgage demands by Beats and Eichelberger. Walker’sville alternative location. Canal leak reported on the Cheaspease and Unto canal near mile four, repairs by James E Hughes crew. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a remedy.
Don’t miss the festival at Jenior Hall tonight featuring dancing at the close. Ladies’ meeting tomorrow night at 45 ehouk French Pattern Bonnets and Round Hats displayed Wednesday and Thursday April 4 and 25 at Blumewater’s.
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