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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1900

Page

7

Hew Advert Salesman Wanted N t Forget Cheap Bananas

Fragmentary trade page items list various business names and brief notices including sales staff recruitment, millinery openings, fabric and silk goods, a Garfield Oil Co mention, and several vendor names such as Wineberg's Quynnes Go and 4-Doll Brothers, all in a scattered historical classifieds section.

Garfield Oil Co Patrick Sr H. G. Radcliffe Shipley Pley & Bopat Wineberg

Rightlass Music Enjoyable Recital by Woman's College Faculty

The Music Faculty of the Woman's College presented an engaging one hour recital in College hall drawing an attentive audience. Soloists Miss Diehl Miss Steckel Miss Upcraft and Mr Beckwith delivered diverse works including Vulcan's Song Italian Boatman's Song and Spring Time with notable piano and violin pieces. Floral tributes honored the performers as critics praised the artistry and teaching evident in the program.

Woman's College College Hall Beckwith Diehl Frederick Migs Steckel Miss Upecraft Miss Upcraft Soratto

Brief Bits and Local News Roundup

Next week promises a busy schedule with diversions and summer events on the docket. Nicholas Lochner reports the loss of his valuable black horses who had been suffering with rheumatism for some time.

Nicholas Lochner

Pearre Endorsed at Republican County Convention

Delegates to Diserice Convention instructed to seek Pearce's national direction. Cumberland meeting elected Capt. C. Henshaw as chairman and approved resolutions praising the party, its expansion policy, and support for McKinley and George A. Pearce for Congress. District delegates chosen to Cumberland with 24 names listed.

Diserice Cumberland Edwin C. Markell Aero Harp Capt. C. Henshaw Bockeystown Henshaw Grayson Palmer Lewistown J. Calvin Walker New Market DeGrange Frederick Hammond Urner Republican Party Dod Joney Snch Philippines United States Toopa Stars and Stripes George A. Pearce McKinney Congress George A. Peatra Erick County Col. D. CO. Winebrewer Frederick County Maryland H. C. Henshaw Roger Motter John J. Murray Hammond Graer Reno Harp

Contention overtaken as she yarned at 1.19 over

The fragment lists names Bouzer Eldridge Statels Hood and others in a race context. It notes the contention was overtaken as she yarned at 1.19, implying a late surge or finish. Details are incomplete but indicate a sporting event with a dramatic final action.

R. Bouzer Chas. D. Eldridge Statels W. A. Hood Lew &. Vaurter Snock W. H. ‘Santh Willard P L. Hargett J W Mumn

Frederick theater fundraiser led by George A Gardner

George A Gardner directs a Kameratda cast in a benefit for the independent Hose Company. A familiar Frederick figure, he began at Hulliday Street Theatre in Baltimore and later appeared with the Keelworth Club in The Pirates of Penzance, shaping local stage arts.

George A. Gardner Kameratda George A Gardner Frederick Gardner Hulliday Street Baltimore Sl Apd

Religious Services and Meetings Announced Citywide

A long list of church services and events is announced for tomorrow and the near future. St John’s Carhole church Mass with German and English rites, United Brethren with Bishop Kephart, Methodist Episcopal with Rev. Sool Brown, Evangelical Reformed with Rev. Eschbach, and Lutherans with Rev. E J Wolf are planned. Epworth Leagues, Sunday schools, ordinations, and musical offerings accompany the schedule across multiple congregations in this city.

Schlererile Mission Occa Lv Acm T.dup Rav Stinespring Kephart Wil Methodist Episcopal Church Sool Brown Epworth League R. Eschbach Evangelical Reformed Church M. E. Church South Mr. Switzer Ospal Kuhlman Evangelical Lutheran Church E. J. Wolf Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg Christian Endeavor Grave Reformed Church E. L. McLean Thomas Freewan Dixon Presbyterian Church Independant Order of Odd Fellows

Gardner directs multiple Baltimore amateur clubs and productions

It is noted that Mr. Gardner has led more amateur groups than any other man in the country. He managed the Kenilworth Club in Baltimore for ten years, the Paint and Powder Club, the Iroquois Cycle Club, and Evergreen Shakespearean Club. He directed Hegerstown Operatia Association producing Che Gandoliera in Baltimore last December and staged Enouch Arden and Kathlesan Mavourneen in Frederick. He has also worked in Staunton, Norfolk and Roanoke, Virginia. His home is 2445 Barclay Street, Baltimore.

Gardner Kenilworth Club Baltimore Paint and Powder Club Iroquois Cycle Club Evergreen Shakespearean Club Winthrop Esmeralda Staunton Norfolk Roanoke Barclay Street

Frederick Daily Visit Notes and Local Travels

Ex sheriff Albert M Patterson of Emmittsburg spends the day in Frederick on business. O H Eckstein of West Second street visits Washington on business. John Kuhn of Harper’s Ferry spends the day with friends in Frederick. A M Isanogle of East Patrick street visits Baltimore. Mrs Charles F Goodell and her son on East Patrick street visit Washington. Rev Mr Switzer arrival as new M E church South pastor in Frederick. Charles Brengle of Washington visits his parents in Frederick. Mrs Elias B Ramsburg and Miss Katie Ramsburg of East Church street visit friends. Mr Solomon Garber and daughter Virg ie depart to visit granddaughter Helen Kreppe at Hagerstown Junction.

Shariff Albert M. Patterson Emmittsburg Frederick O. H. Eckstein West Second Street Washington John Kuhn Harper's Farry W. Va A. M. Isanogle East Patrick Street Baltimore Charles F. Goodell and Son Raiafires Switzer M.e.church South Charles Brengle Mira George Brengle North Market Elias B. Ramsburg Katie Ramsburg East Church Street Imn Mixa Solomon Garber Vrgie Helen Ekreppe J. WM. Marquette Hagera Town Junction

Frederick Art Club Program Reviews Original Works

Frederick Art Club held a meeting with readings and recitals by members. Highlights included humorous sketches, poems by G Ely and Lila Smith, travel sketches by Mrs Etchison, and a history of the club from 1897 to 1900 read by Miss Castle Art. The group plans to compile these pieces into a book.

Frederick Art Ciat Students’ League Lila Smith Marian Smith F. L. Stoner

Funerals for Norris Alexander and Baer Held at Local Cemeteries

The Norris funeral was from his home at 10 this morning with Rev. Joel Brown officiating. Pallbearers included Dr Harry Steiner Marcus Wertheimer and others. interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Alexander funeral was yesterday from John Benn’s residence with Rev S A Hedges officiating and interment at Mt Ives Cemetery. Carty directors. Baer body reinterred at Mt Olivet after disinterment at Salem Va. O C Carty supervised. Hood’s paralin touted as blood enriching medicine.

Howard L. Norris Joel Brown M.E. Church Harry Steiner Marcus Wertheimer Charles A. Kopp J. Urner Wilcoxon Frank Hoblitz Eugene S. Albaugh Mt. Olivet Schroeder Elizabeth Alexander John Benn West Patrick Street S. A. Hedges Lutheran Church of Jefferson J. W. Starr John L. Michiel F. Marion Fanbel Samuel Hafer Mt. Ives C. C. Carty Charles S. Baer Salem Frederick Mt. Olivet Cemetery O. C. Carty

Death by own action shocks North Branch town

Claude E. Watkins a young telegraph operator at North Branch died by his own hand, his body sent to Boyd for interment. Funeral to be held tomorrow with services by the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Order of Railway Telegraphers. Floral tributes from Metropolitan Branch operators and Cumberland division. Mrs. Watkins, widow, traveled with friends including John W. Williams. Watkins had been informed by his wife of nearly ten years and mentioned a case of heartbreak after a rejected Maryland marriage suitor. Local officials note he drank laudanum after purchasing the vial. investigators record he had been cross in love and earlier faced a rejected marriage proposal, with limited testimony from Mrs. Watkins. The couple reportedly met in Washington last week. a family connection is noted to John W. Williams.

Claude E. Watkins North Branch Thoredsy Boyd's Montgomery County Order of United American Mechanics Railway Telegraphers Metropolitan Branch Order of Railway Telegraphers Cumberland Watkins John W. Williams Baltimore and Ohio St Boyds Williams Charles A. Watkins James E. Williams John W Williams Maryland Inii Ishacs N. Y Ron Let Wai Wahhington Lllina Dangter Booch J Lewis Ceme Suan Duspetcher Sreenparcann Uis

National Building Association stock ad and local notices

Local notices advertise an installment stock plan from the National Building Association of Baltimore City with shares at 60 cents per share monthly, promising a maturity around 100 months. Also listed are restaurant promotions, grocery openings, and various sales at South Market Street, plus public notices and community notices from Frederick City.

Baltimory The National Building Association of Baltimore City Frederick

Mullin Carpet House Promotes New Designs and Low Prices

L B Mullin promotes his carpet wall paper and curtain house claiming the largest stock and the lowest prices. He invites customers to visit to verify quality and value, noting ongoing growth and new designs. The message emphasizes exclusive offerings and continued popularity.

Samme L. BE. Mullin

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FURNITURE OFFER

A department store advertises a new line of Lim furniture coverings praised for protection and comfort. The feature item is an upholstered parlor suit with affordable prices and mentions Cotton Draperies Pillows and Cushions for the season. Highlights include Yard of Roses in Creton and Silkaline fabrics with prices around 144. and Lic.

Eure

Overpriced fabrics and dresses crowd a town sale

An ad listing deep discounts on American made satin, cheviots, zimbel, and silks. It promotes black satin pieces for dress or waist, cheap buttoned waists, Petticants with featherbone, and wash shirts. Offers include 75c grade cheviots, 50 inch wide fabrics, and large stock of Petticants and stocky garments aimed at quick sale.

Falks Senate

Main's Cough Curse Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Main's Cough Curse as a universal cure for a tight cough that grips the bronchial tubes. It claims the remedy will relieve symptoms every time and is presented by a graduate pharmacist with Standard time from Washington.

Main Clinton Washington

Bargains and notices flash through Frederick listings

H E Wicoxes offers phonograph records at 50 cents, six discs for $16, at Music Hall 100 N Market. Haring sells gas coke delivery via Frederick Gas Works at $1 per ton, T M Newmar & Co office 22 E Patrick St. Music folios at special price from Brievy’s Paback 128 N Market. Wm C Boteler Eye ENT specialist at 28 N Market with free eye exams and strabismus surgery.

Bargalus H E. Wicoxes Music Hall N. Market Street Haring Frederick Gas Works T.M. Newmar & Co E. Patrick Street Brievy's North Market Strees

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