McKinley invited to Hagerstown fair and other Maryland items
News from the state reports President McKinley being invited to the Hagerstown fair. A Baltimore lawyer died at Maryland University Hospital. Fire swept Wicomico timberlands. Sinepuxent beach jetties succeed. Odd Fellows lodge in Hagerstown marked 60 years. A Baltimore couple’s engagement and a Kingston Kingston wedding are noted. County politics in Taneytown and Westminster update local nominees. A Hancock founder dies. Dorsey contemplates moving to county paper status. Polish community backs Poland at The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Hagerstown Fair
P. Sydney Dryden
Princess, Anne
Wicomico County
Sinepuxent Beach
Ocean City
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows
Hagarstown
H. Rozier Dulany
Baltimore
Maryland University Hospital
Faith English Reformed Congregation
Patterson Park Avenue
Gough Street
Churchman’s Club
Diocese of Maryland
Hotel Rennett
Cumberland
Poland
Lowndes
William E. Walton
Herbert M.brune
Baltimore City
House of Brafuge
John F Manger
State Board of Medical Examiners
Bell Williams Turpin
Kingston
Somerset County
Jesse L. Tall
Taneytown
Burgess
George T. Motter
Edward Kemper
Harry B. Miller
F- H. Seiss
Joshua Koutz
George W.seyler
Hancock Foundry and Machine Works
Hancock
Westminster
Fred D. Miller
F. Thomas Babylon
Elias Wqnursler
John B. Ssyler
Orlando Reese
Emanuel D. Whitmore
Dorsey
Personal Visitors Share Frederick Day Work and Leisure
Mr. Noah B. Cramer is in Washington today on business. Mr. E. E. Legg, president of Union Savings Bank Baltimore, was in Frederick today. Miss Sarah Burwell of Cumberland arrived in Frederick last evening as guest of the Misses Mauisbey. Messrs. Geo Grinder and Joseph F Aldebrand, Buckeystown, spent Sunday with friends in Middletown Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah B. Cramer
Washington
E. E. Legg
Union Savings Bank
Baltimore
Frederick
Sarah Burwell
Cumberland
Mauisbey
Messrs
Geo. Grinder
Joseph Faldebrand
Buckeystown
Middletown Valley
Local Ailments Reported From Carroll County
The Sick. Mrs. O. 97 East Church street has shown slight improvement after two weeks of illness under Dr. Wm. G. treatment. Mr. Charles Devilbiss of Union Bridge Carroll county remains very ill with grip developing into dropsy since last Christmas, now critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silance
East Church Street
Wm. G
Charles Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Frederick Letter Arrested For Drunkenness In Morning
Frederick Letter, known pretzel maker, was arrested by Officers Srast and Lowe and brought before Magistrate White on drunkenness charges. He was fined 10.75 dollars and jailed for thirty days for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Letter
Srast
Lowe
Ian Davis
White
Maryland Doctors Celebrate Centennial Medical Meeting in Baltimore
In Baltimore at Johns Hopkins McCoy Hall the centennial of the Medical and Chirurgical Society of Maryland opened with a social reception. Governor Lowndes and Dr Samuel C Chew led addresses praising Maryland medical pioneers and historic milestones from Upton Scott to Nathan R Smith and Jenner vaccination, with Cardinal Gibbons and many physicians attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Hall
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Medical and Chirurgical Society
State of
Maryland
Physicians and Surgeons of
Cateror Faten
Nathan R. Smith
Washington
West Point
Woon
Board of Health
South
Chew
Lowndes
Annapolis
Europe
Padua
Bologna
Oxford
Edinburg
Jenner
Dr. Chew
London
United States
Boston
Benjamin Waterhouse
John Crawford
James Smith
Richard Bright
Morton and Jackson
Sir James Simpson
Edinburgh
Fier
Koch
Pasteur
Toledo Hospital Benefit Highlight for Miss Culbertson
The Toledo Blade notes Miss Anne Virginia Culbertson will perform at City Opera House Thursday evening May 4 for the Hospital fund. The Whitcomb Riley of the South with reciting and singing talents and original Southern poems, plus her own music, draws strong praise. New Studio Opening by J F Krek in Castle Building North Market Street tomorrow invites public inspection two to five in afternoon and seven to ten at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Toledo Blade
Anne Virginia Culbertson
City Opera House
Hospital Fund
J. F. Krek
Castle Building
North Market Street
Census Districts and Maryland Supervisors
Census Districts Bulletin No 1 of the Twelfth Census outlines 800 districts boundaries with Maryland divisions listed by district. Directors plan partisan balance for supervisors though removal of a prior Democrat quota while appointments follow Congressional recommendations and a Washington clerk exam is held today with politcal influence guiding the order of applicants including Lillian M Lewis and Josephine Whiteley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltamore City
Quioliney
Ceckl
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Anne
Sowerset
Talpot
Wicomico
Worcester
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Calvert, Carroll, Charles
Sarford
Monard
Prince George
St. Mary
Allegany
Frederick
Carrett
Montgomery
Washington
Merriam
Senate
Ais
Virginia
Lillian M Lewis
Chevy Chase
Josephine Whiteley
Branchville
Deaths of Lydia E. Green and Cordelia Ann King
Mrs Lydia E Green of Lewistown died March 10 at age nearly 88 after caring for nine children and educating them as a devout Methodist for sixty years. She left 25 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren as devoted survivors. Cordelia Ann King died of cancer at her son James H Kings residence in Boyds Montgomery county aged 79. two sons and one daughter survive, burial at St Marys cemetery Barnesville yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Green
Lewistown
Edward Smith
Greene
Methodist Church
Cordelia Ann King
James H. King
Boyds
Montgomery County
St. Mary’s
Barnesville
Funeral Rites Held For Grayson Kolb And Eleanor Fowler
The remains of Grayson Kolb arrived from Washington aboard the 1.55 BL & O train and were interred at Mt. Olivet after a service at the depot led by Rev. Hench. Pallbearers included Alfred Kolb and several named attendees. Eleanor Fowler’s funeral was held at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev. Osborne Ingle officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet. F Schroeder served as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson Kolb
Frederick
BL & O
Washington
Alfred Kolb
Wim. Ray
Wm. James
Charles Kreh
Wm. Haugh
Wm. Smith
Fish Stocking Drive Spreads Young Fish Across Maryland
Fish Commissioner A F George announced the release of 1,000,000 young shad and 1,000 perch into the Severn River near Early Heights. He has stocked 5,000,000 perch in the Patapsco and Esck Rivers and 370,000 trout in Western Maryland streams. Stocking continues this week in Frederick and Howard counties and next week in Carroll and Washington counties, totaling 500,000 trout. Hatched at the Drnidill Park station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. George
Severn River
Early Heights
Patapieco
Esck
Maryland
Frederick
Howard
Car-roll
Washington
Drnidill Park
Preparing to Race at Westminster Fire Meet
Eager teams from the Independent and United Fire Companies have begun practice for the reel contest at Westminster during the State firemen meet in January. Frederick companies vow strong effort to win, with a likely chance of securing top prizes as usual. The United and Independent clash will be a Greek meeting Greek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
United Fire Companies
Westminster
Jane
Frederick
United and Independent
Traveling With Syrup of Figs Promotes Health on Trips
A vintage ad touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant effective tonic for kidneys liver and bowels. It claims to prevent fevers headaches and constipation and asserts manufacture by the same big Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Nis Scopes
Bocen
City Board Awards Water Works Contract Bids
At a Freder ick Alderman Bond meeting bids for a trench 18 100 feet long 44 feet deep and for moving earth hauling pipe and building a water gate and weir were opened to increase the town's water supply. Charles I Fleming won the trench digging bid, Fleming and Brent-Unger won the pipe hauling bid, and Ismah Moser & Son won the water gate and weir contract. Work begins next week with several bidders excluded for partial bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming Gete
Bleming and Clontlinger
Yawling
Taalah Moser & Suntor
Aldermion
Frederick
Charles I. Fleming
Charles If’. Fleming
W. 11
Brent- Unger
Ismah Moser & Son
Myeraville
Messrs
KE. M
B. E. Grove
J. Krise
Jos Groff
CG. Wenast
Chas. F. Fleming
C. T. Goodman
F. Stull
RK. L. Tyler
Messrs. Stull & Tytler
J. C. Weast
Gov. T. Goodman
Mr. Fleming
H. J. Krise
Captain Groff
Grove
Goodman
Messra Fleming
Krise
Messrs. Stephen ©. Gersbert
Geo. L. Stull
W. H. Blentlinger
W. D. Staub & Co
Mesara, Fleming & Blentlinger
Isaiah Moser
London Belles At City Opera House April 29
Rose Sydell's London Belles comes to City Opera House Saturday evening April 29 with a large chorus of pretty girls, clever comedians, and vaudeville stars. The program blends burlesque, spectacle, and music with acts by Karina Hulton Campbell and Hart Le Clair Hays Belmont Weston Fonti Boni Brothers and a closing barletta Behind the Scenes featuring Rose Sydell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Karina
Hulton
Campbell and Hart
Water Rises in Court Sutra Fountain Amid Local Happenings
Brief items note water turned on in Court Sutra fountain, a newborn in Valtimere formerly of Fredortol, and injuries to a keeper near 1.8. A list mentions Chas BE Haller and Adam Irughey captured with hooks. LocalScene covers Odd Fellows parade plans, a postponed Francis Scott Key Association meeting, Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show touring from Pawnee Bill’s in West Chester to Frederick, with a possible October Frederick attraction and return to winter quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
BE. Haller
Adam Irughey
Mosurs
Salem & Dull
North Market Street
Blank Butts
Brunswick
Middletown
Odd Fellows
Francis Scott Koy Association
Heck Quinn
Pawnee Bill
Irodoiek
West Chester
City of Chester
Frederick
Local Market Notices and Event Announcements
Daily fish market offerings include shad shad roe bass trout rock pile perch and more with home delivery across the city L O Castle invites patronage and thanks customers for support Blecher Bros Jewelers advertises repair services and sales A prize walk and spring hats and a Bradbury piano feature at local stores Maj E Y Goldsborough to speak on Monocacy at Fredonia Council meeting J Eowanp Rion RB S spring and summer openings at Blumenauer Co Portland cement sales by Markell Trail Trick street bargains on garden base and nozzles N J Wilson & Son advertise hardwood refrigerators and low prices National Peace Jubilee excursion tickets offered by Baltimore and Ohio R R within 250 miles of select points May 22 23 and 26 detailed parade and pageant schedule for Washington May 23 24 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Castle
East Patrick Attach
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio R. A
New York
Philadelphia
Chester
Wilmington
Baltimore
United States
Youthful Beggars Seek Help for Orphaned Street Children
For some time two young girls aged six and eight, often with their brother, have spent much time on the street begging pennies from passersby. They appear neglected and deserve inquiry into their welfare and placement in a suitable home.
A Great Matting Sale At The Exclusive Carpet House
L. E. Mullinez promotes a matting sale from 10 to 0 per cent savings. The store touts exclusive matting trade, big stock rooms, and cheaper prices due to bulk buying. Goods range from China matting at 81 cents to Japanese Damaska at 35 cents. Call 130 for details.
Gathering Arbutus Excursion to Arbutus Villa
About fifty people traveled from Baltimore yesterday on private cars attached to the Fast Mail to Arbutus Villa near Blue Vista Station on the Western Maryland Railroad. After breakfast the party spent the day gathering arbatus in the mountains and returned to Baltimore in the evening aboard the Fast Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Arbutus Villa
Bueps Vista Station
Western Maryland Railroad
Local Market Prices and Grain Note From Fair Fact
Market report from The Local Mart shows shelled corn at 7 cents per unit and shell price of 58 cents per barrel. Wheat mentioned with a note from Fapierick as corn and related prices appear in feed and grain listings.
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the Daily News
David Hume
Madinburgh
Jeremy Colter
Joghann Ludwig Ubland
Luthgen
Charlie Farrar Browne
Artemus Ward
Aimerica
Waterford
Mrs. Glades
Lusier
Burnish
New York Medical College
Hospital For
Nathaniel Springer Berry
New Hampshire
Bistol
Panama
Havang
England
Wasx Hinetos
W. L. Moonz
Weather Bureau
Matti
Ments Today
Dennis, Jr
Atty
Belles
L. O. ‘Castle
Brovher Brothers
Carty
C. B. Cline
W. A. Simmons
News OF
Hood
haiHive
Samuel C. Chew
New Studio
Withe
DEAT
Awardoe
Frederick County
Beight Tomes
Dover
Brace GI
Blecher Bros., Jewelers
South Market Street
Blocher Bros., Jewelers
E. Y. Goldsborough
Battle of
Monocacy
Fredonia Council
J. Eowanp Rion
Blumenauer & Cos
West Pat-rick Street
Portland
Round Top
Capital Top
Rosendale Cement
Markell & Trail
Blumenauer & Co’s
West Patrick Street
N.J. Wilson & Son
N. J. Wilson & Son
Grenadines
Ofloois
Jace
Orkevpons
John Howontoxson
Neidig & Miller
Beater Frederick
Dross Goods
Nuawic & Max U. N. Market
Clinton
Main
Urtox E. Main
Graduate Pharmaciet
Farmer Allerton
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Ill
C. E. Casxe
F. B. Sappington
Ees
Pettijohn
Pillsbury
ITOS
Soriey
Bappington
B. Markel S
Seataawly
Rodcok & OO
Rioe & Sons
A. Ps
Ruor & Sons
V. Staub
KF. V. Sxacn
Eee Nantes
Railing
Railing Grochry CO
EB Ramsburg
C. B. Ramsburg
Geuceh
Lima Bennz
O. E. Raxssusa
Tleman
Hallidays
J. Heisely Keller
Droggist
N. Market ST
Jandi
Potomac River
Willard O
E. Patrick ST
Market Street
University of Maryland
Jeblodir
Lfred Ritter
Atla
Mitten & Urner
Cinsa
Urnee
Kerdt
Attoine Yat-Law
Successer
Lavy
Court Strest
Lwsopap
L. E. Mullinez
Momarn
Local Mart
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