Purely Personal Visitors and Travels in Frederick
A jumble of social notes lists Mrs Jaz. B. Cook and Mrs Lous Roelkey of Baltimore visiting their brother John Roelkey in Harmony Grove. Various locals and visitors swap trips to Baltimore, Hagerstown, Frederick, Emmitsburg, and nearby towns. Several names appear with brief stays or departures, including Mrs. J. E. Lowe, Mr. Merle G. Norris, and Miss Edus Vernon among others, with many returning home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaz. B. Cook
Lous Roelkey
Baltimore
John Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Grace Lechilder
Hagerstown
Calvin Shew
Hageretown
Henry Ss
Ior
Wootsworo
County
Dhas Sarah Collifower
A. Chelton
Mas
G. Stainton
East Church Street
Ming Getzendames
Montgomery County
A.J. Wilcoxon
Walkersville
William Martin
Frederick
Mick Balle Brown
Chss Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
Wn. H. Kay
Selina Lochner
Emmitsburg
G. Bosenonr
Calvin Schildtknecht
Wm. G. Bockey
Pen-Mar
Merle G. Norris
Mullintz & Kemp
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. E. Lowe
Charles Brengle
Washington
George Brengie
North Market Street
Firman
Frank Gieffer
Clarence Diffentil
Philadelphia
Charles Smmallwood
Chicago
C. ©. Waters
Selstlyas
Thurmont
Robert
Zicanor Crane
Piedmont
W. Va
Osaper Kine
Charles Hamrickhouse
Benjamin Rosenoar
Atlantic City
M.A. Besent
Shock
Rowlesburg
W.va
C. W. Harrison
Louis Nixdorf
William MacGill
Wm. H. Steiner
Osk Hurst
New Jersey
Anne
Ratner
West Third Street
Col. Thomes Rutherford
Kentucky
Edus Vernon
W. F. Vernon
BasS Ball Game Report From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Bass Ball event between Frederick Juniors and Cutchems at a ball rounda time 015 sharp. Mentions tonic use for improving health, blood purity, and kidneys, with vague references to headaches colds fevers and a syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenag Neress
Frederick
Religious Services Fill City Churches Amid Revival Activities
Readable segments show Rev M. E Church members received with no yesterday services at local Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev Dr E R Rechbach led Evangelical Reformed services. Germain Baptist Church hosted morning and evening services by Elder Broper and Dr Pabrocy. Vesey Grove Camp hosted an exercises meeting led by Rev J C Hawk. St John s Church observed Feast of St Venatius with solemn mass celebrated by Father Giraud and sermon by Rev J Coyle and Mr McCaffrey. Westminster League drew large crowds with music by Mr Bendrickson and Miss Beale. Methodists at E pal Church held revival, forty seven added over two services. Attendance growth and renovations completed at cost about 600 dollars. Pastor W J McKenney to vacation till September. August lineup includes speakers from Bulgaria and local clergy. Young Men s Christian Association seeks room for Sunday meetings. next week Bulgaria speaker Mr Grablechoff to lecture with stereopticon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
E.R. Rechbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Vni
Germain Baptlet
Broper
Pabrocy
Uacal
Salvation Army
Vesey Grove
J. C. Hawk
Frederick
Osborne Jogte
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Dr. Bacon
E. ©. Shepherd
Yeserday
St. John’s Church
St. Venatius
Society of Jeena
Father Giraud
Dr. Beale
St. John
Westminster League
William D. Morrison
Charles B.T. Bendrickson
Mary R. Beale
W. J. McKenney
Catoctin Furnace
Arethodiat Episcopal Church South
Accident on West Sonic Street involves horse buggy
A buggy collision near the jelly factory yesterday morning ended with a frightened horse and a rider, Mr D V Stauffer, his daughter Miss Hell tanfer, and a young son escaping serious injury. A cyclist hidden by a woman allegedly caused the mishap by spooking the horse, though the article blames the cyclist for not keeping the road clear. The report notes the buggy wheel toppled near an embankment and praises the cyclists’ club for planning an ice cream fundraiser on a countywide event day with a trolley party and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonic
D. V. Stauffer
Hell Tanfer
Sehorre
Picnic at White Rock with Potts sisters guests visit Frederick
Miss Eleanor and Miss Louise Potts hosted a Saturday picnic at White Rock in Frederick for guests Mrs George Potts Mrs Greeovan of Cincinnati Miss Brashears of Tennessee and Miss Worthington of Virginia. About forty youths joined from Walkersville and were photographed from the summit. The group traveled by private conveyances and reached a rugged path to the rock enjoying mountain air and a lunch near the receiver before returning safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Louise Potts
Coart Street
Waive Rock
Gueets
George Potts
Mise Greeovan
Cincinnati
Miss Brashears
Tenneste
Worthington
Virginia
Piente Grounds
Privain Corneysrece
Mann
Charles MacGirl
Bua
White Rock
Furth
Surmandine
South Mountain
Frederick
Walkersville
Ali
Flour Makers Convene at Williamsport Will Meet August First
Millers and allied tradesmen from Pennsylvania and other states gather at Williamsport to discuss trade topics. Col Asher Miner of Wilkes-Barre presides with W S Richardson as secretary. Delegates plan a twelve day postmeeting tour to the Duluth milling regions via Buffalo and the Lakes, returning early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Willamaport
Pennnsylvania Millers’ State Association
Duluth
Buffalo
Lakes
Northwest
Philadelphia
United States
Wilismaport
Pennsylvania Millers’ State Association
Col
Asher Miner
Wilkes-Barre
W.8. Richardson
Sixth Street
Philadelphis
Advertised letters remaining at Frederick City post office
List dated Saturday August 1896 shows names and initials of individuals with advertised letters not called for within two weeks. Names include J. W. Dorsey, Lewis Ed Jacob Foerster, Dr. Chase, J. Travers, Gilbert Wilson, Walter L. Williams, Mrs. Sarah Smith, Mrs. Lottie See, and others. Letters may be sent to dead letter office if unclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gesrimm
Qea
Galles Béwart Cate
Justus Dunott
J. W. Dorsey
Lewis
Jacob Foerster
D. of
E Grove
Renard Bardi
Gronve
Lottie
Mercer
Min Nar
He Robinson
Sehater
Sarah EK
Smith
Mra
Liaete Smith
Social World Solly Party In Camp Near Pen Mar
A jolly young party camped at Columbia Cottage near Pen Mar is chaperoned by Mrs. Reverdy Brainer of Westminster and Miss Emma Snader of New Windsor. Members include Miriam Carrin Smith Carrie Stouffer Lena Lambert Harry L Stouffer Walter Engiar Jane B Myers J Walter Getty Frank M Sunder Haw Windsor Ethel Soman Betta Stouffer Howard D Ensor Sylvia H Evans William S Weller Blanche Vas Beat Reverdy Snader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solly
Columbia Cottage
Pen- Mar
Raverdy Bnaier
Westminster
Emma Snader
New Windsor
Mirian Carrin Smith
Carrie Stouffer
Lena Lambert
Messrs
Harry L. Stouffer
Walter Engiar
Jane B. Myers
J. Walter Getty
Frank M.sunder
Haw Windsor
Misaes Ethel Soman Betta
Salvation Army Woman's Cavalry Brigade Tour
The Woman's Cavalry Brigade of the Salvation Army led by Staff Captain Blanche Coxe proceeds on a 1,000 mile driving tour through Virginia Maryland DC. The group visits hospitals and the homes of the poor as they teach Frederick the week of August 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Cavalry Brigade
The
Salvation Army
Blanche Coxe
Oxford University
England
India
Frederick
Mary the Virginias
District of Columbia
Jas
Date and Raisin Sandwiches with Tea or Lemonade
Dates or raisins are mashed and spread on buttered bread after seed removal. If figs are not fresh they are steamed before using. Serve these sandwiches with iced tea or lemonade for a refreshing treat.
Baggage man loses fine horse after barbed wire injury
George Stall, a popular baggage man, lost a fine horse after being injured by a barbed wire fence about a week earlier. The animal died from the injuries despite efforts. Stall valued the horse at $100.00 and reported nervous and blood-related troubles following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torse
George Stall
Lost & Fine Horse
Sata
Stail
Hog Train Wreck Near Morgan's Starbo
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed on a rock near Morgan's S town in Carroll county on Saturday. Eight or more hogs died, many others were injured, and a white man believed to be J R Weaver of Philadelphia was killed. The wreck halted traffic briefly. remains were buried by the Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Exims
Baltimore and Ohio
Morgan
S‘ston
Carrol County
J. R. Weaver
Paladelphia
Weaver
Philadelphia
Carroll County
Tiorney
Patapsco
The Coming Total Eclipse Across Continents
The total solar eclipse on August 9 draws global astronomers. The path of totality runs from the North Sea through Norway Lapland Noysa Zemlys Siberia and Japan ending in the Pacific. Observers will be stationed in several regions and nations to photograph coronal streamers and study their composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
North Sea
Norway
Lapland
Noysya Zemlys
Siberia
Vero
Pacific Ocean
Novays Zemgis
Japan
Adn
Aun Steels
Col Peatres Candidate for Sixth District Nomination
Col George A Peatra states to The Herald that he will seek the Republican nomination in the Sixth district at the state convention. He predicts victory for the party nationwide, sees a shift toward the gold standard by election time, and notes growing party harmony locally with Slow as a potential rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Peatres
Aatch
Baltimore Herald
Cumberland
George A. Peatra
Herald
Nopal
Repubican
Maranier
Eastry
James M. Slow
Fragmentary Tale Of Hen Peck Wounds And Ill-Advised Remedies
A garbled historical excerpt describes a hen pecking a man on a boat and injuring him in the back. The day after, Mataren’s hand is mentioned with pain. Attempts at simple remedies and a claimed physician fail to halt the worsening blood disorder reportedly caused by the pecking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Mataren
Awell
Hepediken Campaign Faces Runoff in County Fight
The Hepediken campaign in Dounty Central Com sat on Saturday to set a date for the county bid between supporters of Mr. Jobo Motter and Dr. Haffner. A bicycle accident on East Fourth Street knocked down Master Bernard Smith, son of C P Smith, but injuries were not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepediken
Su County
Mrr
Jobo C. Motter
Dr. 8
T. Haffner
Gau
Ted
Bernard Smith
C P. Smith
Stremosa
Esat Fourth Street
Court House to Receive Improved Book Cases
Workees under Clerk John L. Jordans and others at the Court House installed new book cases to replace old ones. The steel cases from Fenton Metal Manufacturing Co of Jamestown, N Y, are sturdy and well suited to the clerk’s office. Similar cases were placed in the register of wills office and have proven very satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Jordans
Leclerc
Manfacturing
Esah
Jamestown
Register of Wills
New Telephone Rates Cut Tariff in Baltimore
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company announces a new rate schedule in Baltimore to start Saturday. It lowers rates for measured service affecting several hundred patrons while unlimited service remains. The plan mirrors coastal implementations in Boston New York and other cities and lets subscribers choose old or new rates based on usage. Minimum annual calls set at 800, with higher usage yielding lower per call charges, though not in direct proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore
Boston
New York
MONTHS RECORD HEALTH OFFICER REPORT
Health Officer Dr Maynard records for the month: interments 29 deaths 24 with 14 white and 10 colored. age breakdown shows 16 under five, 1 between twenty and forty, 5 between forty and sixty, 1 between sixty and eighty. Causes include cholera infantum, heart disease, old age, pneumonia, stillbirth, pertussis, cancer, gastritis, paralysis. Contagious cases: scarlet fever measles typhoid. Summer sickness noted. whooping cough abating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Townsend Retires From Comptroller Office
H. C. Townsend of Montgomery retires Saturday from the office of debora ing clerk to the Comptroller. He was appointed by Colonel Baughman January 1, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
H.C. Townsend
Montgomery
Diaboraing
Baughman
Meeting Notice From W C I O At M E Church
A notice states a very important meeting of the W C I O will be held at the M E Church on Tuesday evening at 7 50. All members are requested to attend. The Green Corn Grater from Allen Quynn & Co is advertised with details about green corn fritters and a punch. The Riflemen Excursion on August 5 offers a three game ball trip to New York and Baltimore with round trip 1 50 and special Howard House rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Gren
Hays
Allen Quynn & Co
Buco Bali
Riflemen
Anguat Sth
New York
Baltimore
Howard House
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the Daily News
Dh- Est Eng Verminett
Aisha Bismettet
Tae Nowe
Waszmerox
D.C
W.L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Bessy Toventz
Randolph Macon Academy
F. B. Sappington
aBhefield & Co
W. A. Mansfield
Potomac
Peas of
St. Ignatius
Y. MO
AL -Rev M. E Church
Meechers
Leo
Young Men's Christian Association
Br. Lutzsinger
Mrr. Grablechoff
Bulgaria
Woman's College
Frederick Bicycle
Clabd
Hema
Julias Lochner
Mone Harkey
Boveneur
Pic Aic
Sreworks
Williams
Hood
Wes
Kew Wales
Court House
John Hendrickson
Weroffer
Joan Heaxonioxson
F. V. Staub
Guesnss
Guinness
L. J. Burer
Dublin
Dusshart
F.V. Stave
Doll Brothers
North Market
Giler
Dow Baorsens
Rahe Poe
Ope Dossa
California
Martin
Pasar
Passa
pReerass Hotio
Ofnice
Rodooce & Neidig
Rroveck
Maipiv
Sarvest OF Gargaine
Beipser
Asia
Faen
Saud
Sudoce
Neidig
A. T. Bige & Sons
A. T. Rich & Sox Funeral Directors
Telefgone
James E. Walker
E. Walker
Genden
Das. K. Wasesi & CO
Brady
Bentz
Henry Lorentz
South Mar
Prof. Hoffman
Myass
C. D. Don
Bartholonas
Rochester
N.Y
TEE Apollo
Replos
C. H. Boane& Fons
John A. Clipps
Oop
Wart Patrisk
Tilsgrazh Pe
Fredecie
RE Estate
Thomas
SMO
Clary
ERGL
Sax
Belk Sarva
Patrick H. Fredeuif
B. Bargeit
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FRE Fouad
A. B. Hazsare
Isidor Saks
Rossnour
Best & Kepler
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North Mleert ST
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