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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text notes a dated history column referencing Angl and early 20th century topics. It mentions President and American entities, with missing lines obscuring clear events or dates. The readable fragments hint at historical milestones without coherent narrative.
Weather briefing reports warmer conditions on Tuesday with high pressure over the Novaco tia, North Pacific and South Pacific coasts and low pressure in the Upper Mississippi Valley. Rainfall totals show New York City 1.02 inches and Wilmington 0.2 inches. Forecasts warn of incoming cloud and rain from the Southwest and potential cold or warm waves from the Northwest in a day or two.
Fragmented OCR item lists multiple ad names and captions like Bpancellor's Stables Riflemen's Excursion Pinin Penmanuhp creveee meron a. Wolf's Business College likely an old newspaper advertising page with scattered brand names and locations.
Brief items roundup of notable local notices and happenings. Short reports name people and groups involved, locations, and dates when available, with a concise snapshot of each item’s significance.
A string of brief items notes hay price uncertainty on fashion, cycling relapse, Gettysburg trolley profits, stamp policies, Sousa concert September 3 in Martinsburg, and rising bicycle usage hurting livery stability. Also mentions suffrage impact, Oklahoma divorces, River Park opening, Willie Agnew injury at an Abbott factory, tomato blight in Maryland, Liberty improvements, tall corn stalks, photographer’s pleasant look, Republican meeting, peach season, Frederick County National Bank, balloon ascent burn, and a Baltimore physician losing his horse.
Leavey Staley of Shookstown died Sunday at 4 that morning from cancer at age 47. She leaves husband Corneliza Staley and four daughters and one son. funeral Tuesday at 9 from residence with interment Mt Oliver Cemetery. Edward M Main died Sunday morning near Monterau from typhoid fever at 28. he leaves wife and four children. funeral Tuesday at 11 from the Reformed church Middletown.
Republican primaries were held across Frederick county districts on Saturday to pick delegates for the county convention and state nominees. Delegates favored Lloyd Lowndes for Governor, with a large, active slate in Frederick as aspirants for state’s attorney, state senator, sheriff, and judges of the orphan court jockey for position. Democrats contested but less aggressively, as county factions align for the August and Cambridge conventions.
The Middletown district primaries last Saturday selected aceto delegates including Geo Hiffer J E Crone KR B Boarrow W Bhofler Young Rens burg EB Lair Geo W M Kelter Chas Keller Cyrus Biser C B Nitemeyer J Z Save J W Remacarg Ezra Beachley.
Carl Browne the Cossyite allegedly deserted his bride Minta Corey daughter of the Commonweal leader. Reports claim Browne’s wife has gone to Baltimore while her father seeks her return to Ohio. Jacob Coxey and family relations are hinted as possible distractors amid preparations for a weekly publication in Washington.
A well attended picnic was held at Retreat school house near Walkersville. The Junior Order presented a Bible and a U S flag. Recipients included Mr. Reno Harp and Mr. Hammond Urner. Upcoming picnics span Buckeystown Manor woods Brandoes Studay Catoctin Furnace Thurmont Creagerstown Urbana Center ville Liberty Myeraville and Schildtknecht groves with dates through September 7.
Overnight arrivals include Crrr Horst L Smith J C Matt on C F Eck Jan 8 Shipley Wm A Reesinger J E Alban Steve A E Sullivan F Rosensteel P Prentiss C F Sullivan McKim Hoge TL Mount A L Bosley Thos LeBrow R O Clarke F B Zoller Baltimore J N Morris F Alvey Washington J J Heckart J J Muat Philadelphia Hesson Dayton Ohio M Schultz New York F A Morobray Boston T 4 Evers Richmond Geo P Walters Martinsburg W Va Cantos Hoyas 8 T Ryan Washington T O Shaffer Baltimore Elmer Stanfie d Balto County B Wrenfield L V Twyesfort New York county Grorr House H Patterson Philadelphia J Cave Rochester J Dowden Washington E Smith J Miller Leesburg Edw Ayrey Baltimore county
A Saturday event at Clopper's in Hor ton's woods Montgomery county raised funds for St. Hope's Church led by M J Riordan pastor. Winners span Expert class Joseph Harriss Potomac first prize 8 Clinton Moore Frederick county second 4 Wm Ricketts Potomac third 3 William White Barneaville fourth 2 Amateur class Augustus Taney Cloppers saddie first prize, Wm Teral lap spread second Wm Warren German town third bridle Dr Warfield Gaithersburg fourth whip and spurs. Alexander Kilgour Rockville gave the charge toights and Raymond A Helckell Washington bar delivered coronation. Attendance about fifteen hundred. receipts near four hundred dollars. Attendees from Washington Baltimore Rockville and nearby towns. Chief marshal A W Taney Clappera. Judges David M Monre Henry Griffts Poy Waters.
Funeral services for the late Stephen J. Kline were held Saturday at his son's North Market Street home. Rev. Osborne Ingle of All Saints Episcopal Church officiated. Pallbearers included W. Hooper, A. J. Fromke, D. Bolb, C. B. Tyson, John Quinn, and Charles Herman. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery. C. C. Carty served as funeral director.
The Sick. Mrs J T Eling and her son Gay of West Petrick Street are among the ailing. The ad touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative and purifier to relieve constipation, cleanse the bowels, awaken sluggish kidneys, and dispel fevers or colds without irritation.
Mr and Mrs John E Price of South Market Street and their four children were thrown from a two seated vehicle near Eighth Street as a passenger train passed rapidly. Mr Price suffered a broken left arm and facial injuries while the children sustained bruises. Joseph was unharmed. The accident, blamed on the unusually fast train, occurred near the family farm with neighbors and Dr. W A Long aiding at the scene.
Joseph Harding escaped from the House of Correction. Montgomery county backed William T. Malater in an update. Dorchester county supports an unpledged delegation to the state convention. Towpath repairs proceed on the Chesapeake and Ohio. Harry M. Clabaugh won a sweeping primary victory in Carroll county. Lewes Delaware secured terminal facilities for the Queen Anne's Railroad. Harry Troup of near Willameport cut his foot with an axe and may die. Washington county turnpike companies size up tolls for cyclists. Republican primaries in Prince Georges saw a clash between Coffin and Belt factions. The cornerstone of St Margaret's Protestant Episcopal Church in Anne Arundel county will be laid Monday.
Charles Swope, near the Fair Grounds, was accidentally shot in the left limb by Lewis Bedwearing who handled an old revolver. The pistol, a 3 Sécallver, had not been used for years. Dr. W A Long treated the wound but the ball could not be located. Swope was sent home, with the injury considered not serious.
A late 19th century chronicle notes a fire alarm Tuesday morning on a street where a bed and clothes were damaged. David Sues, a well known resident, resided with his grandson Thieis Tom. speculation suggests the blaze started from a lit pipe while Dave slept in bed. He survived, though his age and eyesight are reported as poor.
Saturday game at Taylorstown Virginia between Taylorstown and Waterford Messia club ended 10 to 6 in favor of Taylorstown. Carlton Molesworth pitched superbly striking out nineteen batters, while Frank Strewsberger also pitched well for Waterford.
The Frederick City post office lists advertised letters remaining on Saturday August 3 1805. To claim these letters applicants must call for them within two weeks or they will be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Gesvtauen y Lier Colewran Brown J W aon Wo Harrington J J Stead and others.
Craba Ahboice promotes Thursday to Saturday events opposite B S depot with Lewis C Castle. Bay Ridge and Baltimore excursion on August 8 led by Captain Beckley with bands, orchestra and dancing aboard B&O trains. Also penmanship courses at Wolf's Business College and a riflemen excursion details with fares, meals, and train times. Additional items include remedies for cramps appetite and tape worm medicines with low price ads and corns removal.
New falli Nae of Body Brussels arrivals marked by beautiful designs and high quality goods offered at prices lower than ever known for the same standard. Visit to see the selection and compare value.
The Board of Public Works invites bids to purchase the state's interest in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and to advertise the property for sale immediately.
On Sunday evening two lamps at the Re formed Church in Jnburg caught fire causing excitement. The lamp was carried outside and the fire extinguished with no damage beyond a broken chimney.
Bonded with Diamond Hard Spring wheat the Superlative Patent and Nancy's Choreo brands of flour promoted as a superior Diamond brand flour. Mentions Barrier Milling Co in Frederick Maryland and a promotional drop card urging readers to pay for the flour.
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