PERSONAL NEWS AND PASSING YEARS IN FREDERICK
A flood of social notices from Frederick reports Mr and Mrs P B Kurkel returning from Arbury Park New Jersey Mrs Albert Pearre and Miss Mollie Hiteshue departed for Monterey Pennsylvania and many local families host and visit relatives in Baltimore Atlantic City and Emory Grove. Additional jurors are named for the August Court and Mrs Sabins Juricks is buried at Greenmount with service at Asbury Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Kurkel
Arbury Park
N. J
Albert Pearre
Mollie Hiteshue
Monterey
Jobe N. Tregelias
Grafton
W. Va
James Brown
Laura Getzendaoner
East Church Street
Margaret R. Lear
Baltimore
Katharine Metcalfe
Nan Houck
Harmony Grove
Ida Metcalfe
Geo. Houck
Mamie Daley
Cathedral Street
Florence
Oda Baumgardner
Frederick
Atlantic City
L. Whitmore
the Reformed Church
Adamstown
Mif
Inburg
Mt Crawford
B. F. Reich
New England
Bertha Schmidt
Atlanticity
Katie Bartgis
Emory Grove
Jennie
Cora
Anns
Bertoa Beckler
Ida Cunningham
Charles Groff
J. B. Hendrickson
Fhusmoxt
Lala Gilbert
Leander Neal
Geo. Birely
Rossmore
BR. J
D. J. Beale
Biue Mountain House
Mica Sallie Zeigler
Sabins Juricks
Catalley
Asbury ME
John Diggs
Elias Devis
Phil Walker
Charles Carroll
John Russell
Paul Young
J. T. Owing
Greenmount Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Frederick Base Ball Club Considers Cumberland Challenge
The Frederick Base Ball Club expects two games with the Cumberland nine next week in Frederick. The club has not yet decided whether to accept the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cumberland Nine
Acting Mayor Fleming Detained Over Wife Illness
Acting Mayor Fleming is detained at home due to his wife's illness, with Pres. Jos. F. Eisenbauer serving in his place temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Pres. Jos. F. Eisenbauer
Hhis Place
Emancipation Day Celebration Held in Frederick
The Frederick County Emancipation Celebration Association held its 31st annual event with sunshine and flawless arrangements. Excursionists arrived from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown and Martinsburg. A morning parade moved through West All Saints Market and Bentz streets then to the fair grounds. At 3 p m baseball contests followed by a drum corps event and a renewed parade. Evening events include a Nazarite Hall ball and special trains home. Officers include President George M Sewell and Chief Marshal Simon Bowens with a large retinue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
All Saints’ Street
Market Street
West All Saints
Bentz Street
West Patrick
Fair Grounds
Jenkins’ Cornet Band
Kilpatrick Post
Frederick City
The
Empire Band
Frank Johnson
Capital City
E. Hoffman
Neazarite Carmet
Silver Springs
Chas. Hill
National Guard
Cambridge
East Street
Patrick
Bentz
Nazarite Hall
Marehs Simon Bowens
Presley Thornton
Wesley Diggs
Thomas Rose
John Lawson
John H Fosy
Thomas Bratton
Lemuel Dorsey
Chas. Stanley
Frederick Smothers
John Thomas
Wm. HandaYs
Wm. Anderson
Wesley Brown
Robert Hoffman
Hillary
Brief Bits From The Times On Everyday Oddities
A jumble of quips and scraps notes on weather gossip and oddities. Mentions ketchup dews and good sleeping weather two Boonsboro men mistaken for a fertilizer agent and a hustler. The Baltimoreas weekly paper suspends due to hard times. Sugar prices rise and a pension granted to Bates Fogle of Ladiesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro Society
Alfyereville
Baltimoreas
Set
To Bites Fogle
Ladiesburg
Hotel Arrivals Report From Yesterday Noon
Hotel arrivals list names and cities of guests with county connections. Notable entries include Crixy Horza and Jno C Fickader from Baltimore and Camden N J, with others traveling from Washington D C Esston Ma N H Grove New York and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Grorr Horsz
John P. Smith
Wchandler
George Suman
Washington
D. G
The Grocers Picnic at Island Park Draws Large Crowd
The grocery picnic at Island Park yesterday drew a large crowd with many from Martinsburg Charlestown and Winchester. Afternoon attendance on the island reached about 3500 while good order was maintained and excursions returned home in two sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Martinsburg
Charlestown
Winchester
The Social World at Boxe Home Tonight
Bir and Mrs. Lewis A. Hice will be at home to friends this evening from 8 to 11 at their West Third Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxe
Lewis A. Hice
West Third Street
Fires in Shepherdstown and Potomac warehouse burnings
An incendiary fire at eleven o'clock Tuesday destroyed a large house known as the Line in Shepherdstown. Hours later a second alarm reported a brick warehouse near the Potomac bridge and paper mill, owned by David Billmyer, also unoccupied. A third attempted arson at the paper mill was found with kindling wood ready to ignite.
Corn Still King as Prices Shift at Baltimore Exchange
Baltimore reports show corn leading wheat in price, despite both dropping. Corn closed at 61 cents spot and August, with wheat at 54-55 bid and 55-52 asked for spots, 53 bid and 58-52 asked for August. Market notes limited Southern arrivals, West advices push corn higher while wheat lags. Chiefs watch future wheat impact as corn remains stronger, with local oats and Chicago/New York price swings adding to volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore San
Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange
Battcore
Southern
Baltimore
Deaser
Uate
Chicago
New York
Maryland Ministerial Emachate at Westernport
A ministerial institute convenes at 1030 a.m. on September 4, 1894, in Westernport Maryland. The program lists numerous lectures and topics by pastors and ministers, covering theology, pulpit power, literary training, Sunday school, missions, evangelism, church history, catechism, and ministerial duties. Sessions will run morning, afternoon, and night with all persons invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Westernport
Whrist
D. D. Reedy
C. L B. Brane
G. H M. Graber
W. L. Martin
C. W. Stinespring
V. F. Flook
E. Lee
J. Haxp
B. F. Crouse
W. D. Ger
Ministry of Angels
G. Spessard
E. Sneil
J. T. Shaffer
F. Michael
The Clergy Vacation Sparks Prohibition Camp Debate
Clergy members across the city pursue summer outings with Rev. Osborne Ingle returning from the South and Rev. Besle enjoying Blue Mountain air. Rev. KaIman tours New England while Rev. Maysites attends camp meetings. Prohibition Camp at Giyndor sparked a sharp debate on the take question as leaders spoke. John N. Parker, Albers E. Shoemaker, J. C. Lee and W. B. Silk nominated for Congress. W. M. Strayer elected state central committee member from Frederick county. Dr. D. E. Stone named to the credentials committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Ingle Hen
Besle
Blue Mountain
KaIman
New England
Maysites
Hawk
Mountain Lake Park
Inter
Giyndor
Giyndor J
A. G. Eichelberger
Edwin Higgins
John G. Wooley
Chicago
John N. Parker
Albers BE. Shoemsker
J. C. Lee
W. BH. Silk
Congress
W.M. Strayer
Frederick County
D.E Stone
Mount Pleasant
Credentals
Democratic county committee to meet for primaries date
The Democratic county central committee will meet here Saturday morning to select a primary date for the county and to conduct other business related to the forthcoming Congressional election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Grow Honored as Teacher and Editor at Washingtonian
Mr. H. P. Grow is appointed teacher of the high class and editor of The Washingtonian at the Washington School for the Deaf in Vancouver, Washington. Testimonists note Hood's Sarsaparilla as reliable and worthy of neighborly trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Grow
H.P. Grow
Washingtonian
Washington School For the Deaf
Vancouver
Wash
Thebsis
Hood
The Haste of March Bicycle Parade in Frederick
The Frederick wheelmen plan a bicycle parade and water melon run on Friday evening with up to one hundred riders in fancy costumes. Route includes Market Street and West Second, culminating in a watermelon feast at the Tas News office. If weather delays, parade moves to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fountain
North Market Street
Market Street
Telegraph
West Parick
Carter
Chareh
Record
Bentz
P.brr
Tas News
Messrs. McClintock Young
A. McDonnel
Charles Haltter
H. C. Keefer
Mr. McDonnell
Mr. Young
McKaig Bill Passes for Cumberland Public Building
Representative McKaig secured a 75000 dollar appropriation passed by the House for a Cumberland public building to house a post office United States court and internal revenue offices. His persistent efforts over two terms in Congress are likely to boost his popularity in the sixth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHaig
McKaig
Cumberland
House
United States Court
Internal Revenue
The Black Death Ravages Parts of China and London Recall
An 18th century style account describes the Black Death spreading through China’s Yunnan province and recalling London’s 1665 devastation. It attributes the pestilence to miasmatic origins and notes rat movements, livestock losses, and rice planting cycles as visible indicators. The text traces its advance via caravans to uplands and its intensified presence in autumn, with occasional recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
London
Yunnan
4 Cure for Mesquitos from Seagirt Man
Francis McCabe of Seagirt New Jersey claims a simple garden fix repels mosquitos. He cites jungle practices from Endisa and says papaya Christii leaves produce a poison that kills the insects. McCabe notes several plantings around his home keep mosquitoes away and beautify the house at little cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McCabe
Seagirt
N.J
Endisa
Be careful of new wheat dour on the market
A terse warning about counterfeit wheat products and fake old wheat dour being sold as genuine. The note emphasizes avoiding substitutes and stresses buying only trusted, strict ly fret class old wheat for remedies and health benefits.
August Month of Kitchen, Picnic, and Harvest
The month of August is busy from kitchen to picnic. Householders preserve fruits like apples pears and grapes while canning tomatoes and pickling cucumbers. August brings harvest tasks, picnics, and the Fire Month imagery of Ward Beecher with ripe vines and dewy nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter
Pickila
Ward Beecher
Reorganized Harford Board and County Notices
News from Maryland counties reports Harford County school board reorganization and scholarships awarded, with August primaries in Harford Howard and Washington counties. Also notes deaths in Howard County Manchester Carroll County and Bay Ridge liquor arrests, a bank of political endorsements in Queen Anne’s, and a burnt barn in Howard County. The Catholic church corner-stone ceremony in Brunswick planned for August 12 with Monsignor Satelli to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford County
Andrew J. French
Belsir
Queen Anne
Sa County
Howard County
W. N. Biyers
Manchester
Charles County
Wm. N. Myers
Carroll County
Washington County
Jacob Harpe
Johp QO. Freeny
Wicomico County
Peter Cleney
St Hanover
Thomas
Horton
Annapolie
Anna Brown
Cephice Kearney
Anne Arundel County
Bay Ridge
Queen Anne’s
Joseph Mattaliea
Goldaborough
Dorchester
Henry Baker
Cumberland
Consolidation Coal Company
Brunswick
Monatgror Satelli
C. Gmespie
Gonzaga College
Notice to Gas Consumers on Early Payment Discounts
Gas consumers are informed to pay on or before the 10th to receive discounts. none will be given after. Agent C. Ed. Clingan issues the notice. Also advertised is the August 14 excursion to Baltimore, Bay Ridge, with a low three day rate of $150 to see the Baltimore and Cincinnati clubs in a baseball cross match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qwe
P.O. Box
A. Jas. E. Ebrecht
Gass
C. E Clingan, Agt
Ed. Clingan
Cathoe Club
Bt. John
Fat Bay Ridge
Baltimore
Baitimore
Bay Ridge
Cincinnati
Knights of Pythias encampment to be held in Washington
The grand encampment of the Knights of Pythias and Supreme Lodge meets in the National Capital from August 27 to September 5. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers reduced round trip fares from points east of the Ohio River August 22 to 26, with return validity through September 6 and potential extension to September 15 if deposited with the joint agent in Washington by September 6. Philadelphia $4.00, Pittsburgh $3.00, Cumberland $4.55, plus lower rates from six other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias of the World
National Capital
Occasson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Washington, D. C
Philisdelphia
Pittsburg
Cumberland
Aix
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Ally News
Octians
Weetromaster
Miss
Pern
Chrisman
Constantnople
Joan Boyle O'Reills
Ireland
George Makepeace Towle
Brookline
Mess
W. Gahnet
Shora S. NL
Wassreton
D.C
M. W. Hanemeron
Weather Bureau
Charles Rohrback
Lewis Specht
Noah E Cramer
Henry B. Tyson
Charles L. Gronise
Louis Markeil
J. Bachard Rice
Charles Wertheimer
Daniel T. Warrenfeltz
Melvin E. Biser
Newspaper
BhpHiye
Ther Bicycle Parade
Plane No. 4
Mt. Airy
John Lloyd
Eilicott City
Shriner Milling CO
Ceresville
News OF the State
Eeducid Bates
the Knights of Pythias
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mouuoeux & Kune
John Hendrickson
Dikki
DEESS
NAVY
Jon “Hoarpntoxeor
P. V. Staub
Ceylon Tea
Ceylon
P.V. Staub
Q.s.c. Beerluy
East Second Street
Great Frederick
Rhodes
McCardell’s
J. KR. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Thureday
Emery Grove
Pennsylvania Hailroad Company
Viavi Co
Kemp Hall
Raling
Railing Grocery CO
St N. Market St. May Maiy
James E. Walker & CO. J. & Walker & Co
Brit W
James Eb, Wale
Rodook & Neideg
Maidig
SS Iwok
Cyvert Clotas
Bodoch
Nfidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Fonstar
Chrscross
R. L. Harley
Ehavo
Gan Supply
Harley
South Market &T
Frederick, Md
Comany's
Bay View Brewing Company
Evans & Kons
Reading
J. A. O. Lipps. Cor
Wat Patrick and Telegraph Sts. Telephone No
Elderick
C. Eldridge
Norton
W. C. Eldridge
West Patrice Street
Feredericr
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buacustox
N. Market Street
Miller & Og
Miller & Co
F.H. Pyters City Coal
MINZ
Ofce
East
Patrick Street
Yard
Water Street
Depow ‘the News
GM Pricen
Hrerives
Niewe
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