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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1895
Page
4
Weather Outlook Echoes Northwest Conditions
Forecast notes cloud and rain in the Northwest may spread here in a day or two. A cold or warm wave in the Northwest suggests similar temperature shifts locally. Rain in the Northwest with a cold wave implies a cold rain arrival soon.
Advertisements and Notices From Local Firms
NEW ADVS. TODAY. The Bees. Advertisements appear for the Brat ia in The Bees. We recommend our advertisers each in hig ing line to the con sdenes of our readers. It is our aim to carry only reliable advertisers and we exercise great care to exclude all others from our columns. Dry Goods John Hendrickson. Public Base Stoner and McSherry Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hendrickson
Stoner & McSherry, Trustees
Weekly News West:Spring issue brims with world news and local notes
The West News issue presents global telegrams and cablegram news, plus extensive local reporting from county towns, fresh fiction installments from Chickamauga, a new paper pattern feature, and illustrated practical departments on farm and garden stock dairy and creamery architecture. Judge Chollet fashion letters and poetry illuminate the season. Advertisements line the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West News
Chickamatuga
Talmage
Judie Chollet
Harper Whiskey
Chas. Diffendal & Co
Chad E. Davis
Mulliolx & Kemp
C. E. Cline
FURRLY PERSONAL A recital and travel notes in Frederick
Miss 8 Leila Bowers of Frederick will take part in a recital this evening at Broad Street Conservatory of Music Philadelphia where he studies with Gilbert R. Comba. Miss Ruth Markey returns to Frederick after a stay in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs C A Lewis and daughter plan to return to New Haven Conn. Miseeee McSnerry will accompany them. Mr Reno 8 Harp and bride arrived in Frederick after their wedding tour and stay at the City Hotel. An excursion to Baltimore via C Barrosa is set for April 28, fare round trip 40 cents, train from Frederick leaves 5 am Sunday, returns to Baltimore Monday. An Electric Road from Gettysburg, Hoffer and Judge Murray discuss route and hold a conference at Westminster with electric railway directors. The line from Rolsterstown will extend to Union Mills in Carroll county and connect with the Gettysburg road, opening rapid transit to Gettysburg. The road will be laid next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Bowers
Frederick
Broad Street Conservatory of Music
Philadelphia
Gilbert R. Comba
Ruth Markey
Baltimore
C. A. Lewis
New Haven
Conn
McSnerry
Reno
Harp
Bride
City
Sencay
Quinn A. J i Church
S. A.m
Camden
Gettysburg
Hoffer
Judge Murray
Maryland
Weatminster
Union Mills Electric Railway
Rolsterstown
Union Mis
Carroll County
Gettyaburg
Battle Field
McMurray Canning Factory at Frederick Analyzes Labor Flow
A detailed look at the McMurray Canning Factory in Frederick County shows a vast operation hiring many workers including boys. The piece describes the can making process across floors, testing, packing, and the rising competition among young workers, with managers Good, Staley, and Charles W. Roan Jr overseeing the business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dorty Beason
McMurray
McMurray Canning Factory
United States
Frederick County
Erst
Good
Staley
Chas. W. Roan,Jr
Tragedy Near Monrovia Samuel Anders Slays Self
Samuel Anders, a young man living near Browningaville five miles south of Monrovia, Frederick County, slashed his throat with a razor in his room this morning. His brother found him after a loud noise, and death followed from the wound. A coroner and jury were summoned to view the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Anders
Frederick
Browningaville
Monrovia
Simple Rules From The New York Herald Sample
The New York Herald quotes guidance urging cheerful effort and service to Providence as life’s simple rules. The piece contrasts inner character with outward life, noting character endures beyond death and should be guarded vigilantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Herald
Electric light bugs menace grows with summer nights
The electric grit bag nuisance resurges with warm months, as large black bugs appear nightly. In Frederick last August several incidents report bites causing palatal injuries, prompting calls for an invention to curb the pests before next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antil
Ighta
Frederick
Hotel Arrival List Sparse and Confusing
Hotel arrival roster shows numerous names with broken spellings and places. It lists Crer Horen cC D Keller Geo Sedries J H Ueenelly W A Appte whale W 5 Lee H W Miller El Young Chas Reed Geo Packham AL v W G Miller J A Wheeler W M Bayworts Baltimore A J Hooper W Crane W H Swarts Lewis Engle 5 F Town Philadelphia B Bonee J E DeSantos Warrington L W Rotheroon Wm Keab dr New York H C Robingon Mazheim Pe J Bendiman Port Depoult Je Newton Resney F C Mert Wayces nora Jas Readings Hockviile JL Reed Buffalo county 12 Canin Housa W Hickman Montgomery county 3 members Thatcher & Johnson's Minetre Company W J Lutz Philadelphis county d Guerr Horaz L Grove Bast more Frank W Spowten Columbus J F Walker Philadelphis Miss Sarah Owing Taneytown county 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crer Horen
D. Keller
Geo. Sedries
J.H. Ueenelly
W. A
Hockviile
JL. Reed
Buffalo
Canin Housa
W. Hickman
Montgomery County
Thatcher & Johnson’s Minetre Company
W. J. Lutz
Philadelphis
D. Guerr Horaz
L. &. Grove
Bastmore
Frank W. Spowten
Columbus
J. F. Walker
Sarah Owing
Taneytown
Brief Bits from Wolfeville and Surroundings
Local notes report Calithaumpisns cutting down a bet post at Wolfeville amid a debt dispute. Hagerstown’s bicycle works booked 13,000 orders in ten days with 650 workers. night shifts start soon. E F Dursard to Emmitsburg to run a saloon. Flour prices rise. Boonsboro firm to package peaches for shipment. Maryland school children total near 300,000. D Fred Nyman takes Frederick printer role at Crawford Bicycle Works. Peach trees in bloom signal good crop. Fire alarm last night proved false. Wolfeville family consumed large food amounts since December 1. Philokmian Society of Annville College to celebrate 33rd anniversary. John H Mayeilles named first pastor. Interstate Telephone Company crogs arms expected to arrive and be mounted. Chickens scarce. eggs plentiful at one cent. Edward Srener injured by fall after false alarm. Thatcher Johnson’s minstrel to perform in Hagerstown. Spring B&O Railroad schedule set for May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
D. Fred Nyman
Frederick
Crawford Bicycle Works
Hagerstown
Wolfeville
Interstate Telephone Company
Edward Srener
Groff House
Thatcher
Johnson
City Opera House
Arbor Day at Ladiesburg marks Sadie Spurrier's farewell
A long-held Arbor Day event at the Ladiesburg school celebrated teacher Miss Sadie E. Spurrier nine years of progress. Patrons praised her work on improvements, the bell and library she funded, and her move to a new position at home. The crowd sang and reflected on her influence as her replacement is sought. Separately, A P Marsh of the Groff House announces a horse clipping venture, reporting forty-nine horses clipped since the ad ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Schoo
Sadie E. Spurrier
Sadie
Sadiesburg
Miss Sadie
Misa Sadie
Susan Coolidge
A. P. Marah
Groff House
Tas News
Telephore War Brings Westminster Charter Clash
A city ordinance in Westminster grants a new Western Maryland Telephone Company exclusive rights to lay lines and operate a local network, threatening the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company’s existing city and county operations. The latter vows to resist while WM’s officers say the move protects against monopolization by a powerful rival. The dispute risks cutting connections to Baltimore and beyond if enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Brooks
Weaicro
Maryland Teleptons Company
Carroll County
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Abe Prizcipa
Carrol County
Lebar Cari
Cod Kes
Chesapeake Ac Potoma Company
Bes
Trnes
Bastin
Lopinesa
Sald
Council Chamber
the Great
Manchester
Sykesville
Middleburg
Taneetown
Chesspeake and Potomac Company
Ita Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
Western Maryland Telephone Company
ALY
Telephones Competition Rates From Chesapeake and Potomac
J F Abler, manager of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, told Hagerstow e Globe that the firm will keep current rates: business places 36 a year for one line, 80 for two lines, 24 for three lines. dwellings 30 a year for one line, 24 for two, 18 for three. Frederick company is building a system in Hagerstown and Frederick work continues. The new company prospects a rate of 35 a year for business and 35 for private houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Abler
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Hagerstowe Globe
Ablerasid
Frederick Company
Povea
Hagerstown
Frederick
Waperang Throwers Arrive For Exhibition In Frederick
Mr Frank Frost recently with Barnums show now with Pawoee Bills combination arrives in Frederick with Australian Loomerang throwers for an exhibition on balarday oex. Frost spent time in Australia and is said to be the man who wore apparel on the four men with him. A prior Washington visit saw the throwers praised by President Cleveland and other Australians at the Wake Horse lawn event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waperang
Frank Frost
Barnum
Pawoee Bill
Frederick
Cde Aktu Denag
Balarday Oex
Frost
Austrailia
Clef
Waesington
Wake Horee
Ceevei
Death in Carrollton Ends Noted Citizen Life
Weary Senburger died at his home on North Jefferson Street after an illness of about 17 days. Uncle Beary, long a leading Carrollton resident born January 27, 182k in Maryland, married to Miss Amanda Chapman in 1840, moved here and served the community. He joined the Southern Baptist church in Maryland, helped the church in Carrollton, was active in Masonry, and leaves a widow and three children Rae Lentz William Bitzenburger and Mattie Bitzenburger. Funeral held at the family residence with the Masons in charge. Catherine Johnson of Knoxville, sister of Thomas Hall, collapsed at Oxville church during prayer meeting after attending the Ball funeral. she leaves a husband and five children Mamlee Richard Thomas Noble Kale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrolltown
Misa Amande Chapman
Carrollton
Treat
B. Church
South
Maryland
Tle Place
Masonic Lodge
Rae Lentz
Wm. Z Bitzenburger
Mattie Bitzenburger
A. C. Bolen
Masona
Catherine Joensox
Catherine Johnson
Knoxville
Thomas B. Hall
Hancock
Ball
Oxville
Bhe
Mamlee
Richard
Thomas, Noble
New York
Kale
Washington
Hymeneal Weds at Westminster Carrol County Bride and Groom Named
A Westminster wedding in the Methodist Protestant Church united Miss Emus F Harbaugh of the Harbaugh family former wills official and Robert E Duncan of Wilport Bid. The ceremony was led by Rev A C Calvin with attendants from Westminster. The report notes fashion details and bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Carroll County
Emus F. Harbaugh
Henry G. Harbaugh
Register of Wills
Robert E. Duncan
Wilameport
Bid
Harry P Gorsuch
Catootin
Fragmented OCR clothing note lists sizes and colors
A garbled OCR fragment mentions items in five sizes with colors and heavy fabric notes. It lists terms like brown and tan hose and 25C but lacks clear context or complete subjects. The readable pieces suggest a product listing or catalog clipping without coherent narrative.
West Patrick Street disturbance ends with fine for dis orderly conduct
On West Patrick Street Chas Phoebus was charged with dis orderly conduct and fined 4 85 after a brief appearance before Police Justice Eckstein. Taswell Valentine faced a cutting charge but was released due to insufficient evidence. Officer Hobbs made the arrest. Henry Shepherd of Shepherdstown adds game animals to his stock, planning future hunts. Mr Criss of Lewistown buys land to build a cottage in Lowenstein's Addition Frederick. Miss Man’s begin two houses on East Church Street. A junior hall fair for the Astorone course concludes with a decent sum raised. Syrup of Figs advertised as a laxative. Cer esville flour and Ryro? bread promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Chas. Phoebus
Polie
Eckstein
Taswell Valentine
Wm. Tonsell
Eckatein
Valentine
Criss
Geecey
Lewistown
Lowenstein
Frederick
East Church Street
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