Weather forecast and specials from The News Evening April 24
Special Dispatch from Washington DC reports a northern barometer low with regions across the Gulf of St Lawrence and Alberta showing lower readings while the south shows higher. Showers in Northern New England South Atlantic East Gulf and Northern Texas with fair elsewhere. Forecast calls for showers in Lake regions Upper Mississippi Valley and interior Texas with potential cold or warm waves from the northwest. New ads today note familiar merchants and sales listed by E Walker & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hagermaroy
Weather Bureau
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Minnesota
Alberta
Lake
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf Comet
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Maryland Deliberations and Local News Roundup
Brief items from the era include the incorporation of the State Council of Maryland Junior Order of United American Mechanics by named officers, a Maryland Court of Appeals case over damages from a railroad killing, and invitations to the Battlefield Electric Railway and Gettysburg Season 1895 opening. Also noted are franchise tensions with the telephone company in Hagerstown, a Johns Hopkins YMCA presidency change, a buggy accident on East Patrick Street, a horse bridle incident near Fifth Ark Warker Streets, Pawnee Bill showing preparations, and an ad buyer acquiring a bicycle after an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Maryland
Order of United American Mechanics
J. Adam Soh
Harry T. Brows
Robert Ogle
B. Barry
Charles Relmer
James T. Disney
Court of Appeals
Mary J. Chambers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John W. Chambers
East Brunswick Station
This County
Battlefield Electric Railway
Gettysburg
Hagerionsanys
Teratate Telephone Company
Frederick
Hageratown
Bernard C. Steiner
Johns Hopkins Y.M. C. A
Marton Dexter Learned
University of Pennsylvania
East Patrick
Fifthark Warker
Anms
Pawnee Bill
Nuwathas
Yeater- Gay
Local Social Notices Reported Travels and Visits
Mr and Mrs Marshall Etchison plan to sail for Europe next week and stay about three months. Miss Eleanor Harry of Frederick visits Miss May Helen Howe at 1419 Corcoran Street Washington. Mr A Rosenoar leaves Frederick this afternoon for a business trip to Baltimore.
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Marshall Etchison
Europe
Eleanor Harry
Frederick
May Helen Howe
Corcoran Street
Washington
A. Rosenoar
Balsimore
Ladies on bicycles grow daily more common in city
The article notes a rising number of ladies biking in Predecick with public curiosity turning to acceptance. Prices drop, widening access, and by midsummer the sight will be as common as bread horns, with women riding with grace and ease compared to men. It hints at social change and growing popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saris Iaguar
Predecick
Grand jury indicts for violent crime in Frederick
An 18-year-old African American man, Frack J. Winterchief, was indicted and sentenced to ten years after a mob-like arrival at Frederick's court. He attacked Mrs. Emma Batts, leaving her with injuries and severe shock. Sheriff and deputies moved him to a penitentiary by rail, with guards masking his location for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coars
Frack J. Winterchief
Emma Bat
Rest Broadrow
Predertek
Calal
Onder
Lysch
Waa
Labeir
Grace Gary
Stste
Mesers Megaha
Hemp
James Crem
Frederick
Frederick Ontil
Balee
le Court House
Court House
Lynch
Pamnel
Pampel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Zimmerman
Nave
A Brilliant Fair Opens in Junior Hall for Catholic Benefit
A bright festive scene unfolds in Junior Hall Urbana County as a fall benefit for the Catholic church opens last evening. Tables offer delicacies and a fancy table with needlework and worsted items. a doll prize draws many guesses as the sale continues tonight followed by auction. A dance is planned at the close with Mrs. McSherry and others overseeing ice cream, fancy, cake and caramel tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Urbana
Father Gaifnsy
Dr. McSherry
Gertie Smith
Annie Bord
Mary Beckiey
Charles Haydon
Geo. F. Topper
Wa. S. Haydon
Wim. Ebberts
Hotel Arrivals at Noon From Several Cities
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted at the hotel: Lever, Ruppert, Stanaburg, Brumbaugh, White, Horsey, Perry, Remsburg from Baltimore Harrisburg New York Washington Philadelphia Annapolis Buffalo York Fagland county Dempwolf J Blake Luetgert county 18 Cartin Hover Ross Cohen Dulore Greenum Creycroft Hight Martinsburg Sama Creek county 10 Grorr Hovas James Hickman Devubisa county 12.
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Crryv
J. G. Lever
F. A. Ruppert
M. R. Stanaburg
Brumbaugh
Frank White
W. J. Horsey
HE. Perry
A. Remsburg
Baltimore
H. M. Boyd
Harrisburg
A. H. Hoofer
New York
Skinner
Washington
B. F. Ehan
W. O. Crew
Lemuel Weel
Philadelphia
A.H. Hennedy
Annapolis
George D. Lane
Buffalo
J. A. Dempwolf
York
Blake
Fagland
J. B. Luetgert
Cartin
P. P. Ross
Willis
Cohen
H. Dulore
J. Greenum
R.L Creycroft
Hight
Grorr Hovas
James B. Hickman
Martinsburg
J. Devubisa
Sama Creek
Ladies Auxiliery to Sponsor Special Service Tonight
An afternoon gathering with a good turnout precedes a special Ladies Auxiliary performance tonight as part of church services. The Amodiarton Leas Lrensectéd welfare is noted, with attendance urged for the occasion. The Acession anniversary events on Mary Tth are being arranged, and the Literary Society plans a Friday meeting to prep for a May public gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Literary Society
State political simmer and county notices in brief
Montgomery politics soon rise as the state scene warms. Rockville reports the wiliot Mies Harriet Dogan was Aled. Easton hosts a Talbot county prohibitionists conference. A wildeat was killed at Bello field Howard county. The Snequebanon coast fishery shows oat late. Kent county peach crop prospects look encouraging. Westminster eyes a lively telephone war. Federalsburg Greensbor ough town elections held. William H. Pue of Howard county injured in a window fall. Avnspolls hosts a conference on the county combine. The East Brane wick B&O damage suit is reviewed. Adam Jenochtid jailed at Chestertown for shaster liwo policies tied to Still Pond tornado victims. Total policies amount to 1 600.
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Montgomery
Rockville
Talbot County
Easton
Bellofield & Ton
Howard County
Kent County
Westminster
Federalsburg
Greensborough
William H. Pue
Anne Arundel County
Avnspolls
Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad
John W. Chambers
East Branewick
Court of Appeals
Adam Jenochtid
Chestertown
Shaster
Charles Breaderhoft
Still Pond
Death of Police Justice C M Hobbs in Baltimore
Police Justice C M Hobbs died at his Baltimore home after a lingering illness aged 53 born near Ellicott City. He served as police justice at Southwestern station, central district, and later Southwest again, and was a member of Concord Club and American Legion of Honor. Widow and son survive. A large Frederick gathering planned for an ice cream and strawberry festival to aid the Junior Order of American Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hobbs
Columbus M. Hobbs
Baltimore
Justice Hobbs
Evan N. Hobbs
Frederick
Ellicott City
Howard County
Albert
Mr. Hobbe
Dew Southwestern
Central District
Southwestern District
Justice Hobbes
Corncord Club
American Legion of Honor
Ae of K. We A
Order of American Mechanics
Hymeneal Stream-Compeer in Taylorstown Va
Marriages and a funeral item from Taylorstown Va. Charles F. Stream of Stocks and Stream marries Annie L. Compher of Taylorstown with James W. Stocks as best man and May Compher as maid of honor. Remains of Geo C. Biser arrive from St Petersburg Pa for interment at Reformed Cemetery with Rev. Ditmar and Rev. Hoffmeier officiating.
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Stream—Compeer
Taylorstown
Lutheran Church
Charles F. Stream
Stocks ' & Stream
Point of Rocks
Annie L. Compher
James W. Stocks
May Compher
Stream
Fanerala
Geo. C. Biser
St Petersburg
Jefferson
Ditmar
Hoffmeier
Adolphus Fearbeke
Lewis Kemp
Lewis Clingan
H. N. Etebison
Michael Culler
Geo. T. Whip
W.H
Etchison
Improvements at St John’s Catholic Church Progress
Work continues on the St John’s Catholic church improved altars and electric lighting. The main altar will hold 175 candles with 31 on each side altar and about 42 distributed to other spaces as work proceeds. The annual May procession preparations are under way.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Sant
Sick Mrs Woerner Improves. Tyson Healed After Runaway
East Patrick street residents report Mrs. C Woerner improving after illness while Dr A A Sharretts attends. Henry Tyson has recovered partial use of his left limb after a runaway accident last week. An ad promotes Byrup of Figs as a modern liquid laxative by the California Syrup Co, sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Woerner
East Patrick Street
A. A. Sharretts
Henry Tyson
California Syrup Co
Frederick Seminarians and Their Frederick County Pioneers
A historical sketch highlights Frederick seeders of higher education. It profiles David Frederick Bittle born 1811 near Middletown and Joriah Pearce Smeltzer born 1819 in Frederick, detailing their roles at Roanoke College Gettysburg College and other institutions, with notes on Bittle’s death in 1876 and Smeltzer’s presidency at Walhalla and later Female Seminary. It also catalogs William A Koep and Daniel H Bittle, tracing their careers in Pennsylvania colleges, North Carolina College and Roanoke, and mentions Louisa Bible Grei and others’ service in churches and seminaries.
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Ver County
Tus Sxwe
Frederick
David Frederick Bittle
Juncston
South and
Catcetin Mountains
Middletons Valley
Gettysburg
Esra Keller
Pennsylvania College
The
Church Seminary
Lomlas G. Krauth
C. P. Keaath
Churchville
Nucleuus of
Roanoke Colege
Hiddletown
Whenes
Hagerstown
Home Missionary Society
Roanoke College
Bittle
Virginia
Joriah Pearce Smeltzer
Carro) County
Pennsylvanis College
Harriet A. Buffington
Taneytown
Harper's Ferry
Vas
Neek
Annie E Hichelberger
Harpers Ferry
Emmitsburg
Maryland
St. Thomas
McConnella
Johnstown
Schellsburg
Martinsburg
New Kingston
Augustana Seminary
Paxton
Phillipsburg, Pa
Daniel H Bittle
Middletown
D. F. Bittie
Gettysburg College
Nating
Lane Theological Seminary
Cincinnati
Miami Synod
EB. Bigiow
Collamer,o
Indiana
Colored Wedding in Frederick Celebrates Union of Local Couple
A prominent Frederick wedding unites two well known Black residents in a ceremony attended by many whites. The bride wore a gray gown with gloves and the groom a black suit. The Rev. officiant, from Hill Church, led the service as guests enjoyed Easter flowers and refreshments. The couple will reside at Bent Street after a wedding tour through Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
G. U
Matnaivem
Robert Rabby
Assec Tt
Bents Street
Minstrels Tuntz the Three at City Opera House Tonight
Manager Cad aman offers a one ad mission for readers to attend the Minstrels Tuntz the Three at the City Opera House tonight featuring George Thatcher and Carroll Johnson. The mammoth company promises up to date minstrelsy with songs, monologues, and the popular Trilby’s Wedding scene praised as laughable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadaman
Theatregoere
City Opera House
George Thatcher
Carroll Johnson
Twenteth Century Minetre Organization
America
Shasta
Thatcher
Johnson
Trilby
Talismphas
Festival at Junior Ball Vente Promises Rose Dance
Local readers are reminded of a festival at Junior Ball Vente featuring dancing at the rose venue. The event invites community members to enjoy music and socializing in a festive setting.
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Malignix & Kemp
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PagaSoLo
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California
Doll Brothers
Mabert AT
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Childesse
Sailing Grocery CO
Johan A. Kennedy
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Turortep and
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John A. Kennedy
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Ouler
Teller
Astm Fabric
Iograta and Pag Carpets
Specal Bergare
Maringe
Buduck & Neldig
A. T. Bick & Sons, Feet
Vaiss of Ist
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
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James E. Walker
J. EB Walker
E. Warezia Ou
Allen N Rohrback
Ryquems
Ares Rorzsaux
B. H. Bladeston
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