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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
4
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The Saturday News promises an eight page issue with two short stories Headlong Courtship by Peter McArthur and The Newsary Inspiration. China in War and Peace by Captain Kilmer will explore China customs religion and soldiering. Ladies topics for readers and farm articles are noted. Regulars include Mary Jane letters Market Scribe and church notices. The paper costs two cents and offers delivery or mail options.
The Misses Remaburg of View Fair Lewistown entertained friends at their home last week. Tuesday the party traveled to Emmitsburg then toured Gettysburg battlefield. Wednesday a basing was enjoyed at Pen Mar. Attending were Miss Lilix Hawkins, Miss Margaret Dadrow Hyattstown, Mr Getzendanner Lewis Holmes Washington and Mrs W R Getzendanner as chaperone.
Fragmentary note discusses adver survival themes and moral emphasis in Charlestown and nearby area, with implied focus on contemporary social scenes and public messaging. No clear events or named officials are readable.
A young woman, Danne[l] Stanley, was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad engine south of Harmony Grove at 1:30 am. She died a few hours later from internal hemorrhages. The coroner's jury absolved the railroad. family plans burial by the railroad company.
A lighthearted social note traces the rise of the shirt waist man, born in Philadelphia and spreading across the region. It contrasts masculine and feminine summer fashions, praises cool shirts and sleeves, and suggests men adapt to the lighter attire while women once mimicked men.
Edward Ebbenbottom alias Ned Thomas, a young Black man from Freedom district in Oustrell county, is jailed in Westminster on a serious charge. He allegedly attempted a felonious assault on a seven year old colored child near Eldersburg about a week ago, seized the child, and hid in a barrel for hours.
The Braddock Union Sunday School plans a large turnout at Row and Williams Grove tomorrow. Music by several bands and Mr Kefaaver’s merry-go-round are scheduled for a pleasant day for all attendees.
Sunday schools of the Methodist Episcopal church host a picnic at Braddock Heights with crowds leaving the square corner hourly. An accompanying health note promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle remedy for digestive and liver imbalances, claiming it aids constipation and purifies the system.
Mr Charles Kopp returns from visiting barge Clarre St Louis and other friends in Baltimore. Rev DeWitt C Loop, former rector at Adamstown, is robbed at his Baltimore home of a gold watch and silverware. two suspects arrested as connections to other robberies emerge.
Thomas Noonsa R B Johnson and Mr Miller faced charges for operating settlements at Osbin Jobn Bridge. Taken to Rockville by Deputy Sheriff Embrey they appeared before Justice Robertson. Noonan and Johnson posted 100 bail for August 20 preliminary hearing. Miller remained in custody. Miller seeks a writ of habeas corpus.
News of the Churches reports Union chapel in Liberty district holds annual Harvest Thanksgiving Service Sunday morning. Holy communion will be celebrated August 26. John E. Ewell of Baltimore, who earned his bachelor’s degree last June, has become lay reader for Linganore Parish Episcopal Church under Rector Rev. David May. The parish serves Mt. Airy New Market and Watersville churches.
The Theodore Blizzard dwelling between Carrollton and Patapeco was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. The frame two and a half story house contained few salvageable items. a sewing machine and some chairs survived. Loss estimated at $1,000 with $200 insurance on the building and $200 on contents. origin of the fire is known. Washington Grove camp meeting closed. ministers to Emory Grove for next camp start Monday. Weasley Grove and Allegany Grove camps also closed with events and outings.
Still Traveling. C. A. Bigelow and wife, the around the world cyclists, who passed through this city, traveling on a wager of 5000 dollars with James L Phillips, a New York banker, to cycle the globe in thirty months, had a breakdown at stone and walked twelve miles to Cumberland.
Mr J Dory Jones has accepted on the road in front of Mr Jones residence. The event notes his consent in the vicinity of the Jones home with no additional details provided.
The fifth annual State Camp Convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America will meet in Chestertown on Tuesday morning the ith and continue to the evening of the 15th. About 100 State officers and delegates representing around forty camps are expected in attendance.
Mears S D Myers and Redmond Lowry fishing in Monocacy below the Frederick pike bridge Tuesday evening caught four large carp weighing a total of about 12 pounds. The biggest carp tipped the scales at five pounds.
An annual reunion of Company O Maryland Cavalry is planned at Devil's Den battlefield near Gettysburg. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a gathering of veterans at a historic site with local ties to Maryland troops.
Emancipation Day celebrations drew a smaller crowd at the park with a dance and cake walk for Black attendees. Col. George A. Pearce and George T. Dey addressed audiences on race freedom and Negro problem solutions. A late procession returned to Frederick. The athletic game at Athletic Park saw the Baltimore club defeat the Maryland Trotters 10 to 6, with strong pitching by Walsar and notable batting by Stanton.
Col M S Cooper prominent editor and Democrat died in Palestine Wirt county after long illness cancer of the throat at age 58. Mrs Daniel Arnold died at 64 with many children. funeral at Winsbrnnerian church. Marian Armiger widow of James Armiger died in Baltimore after fire injuries. Mrs Melinda C Enoch widow of John P Enoch died suddenly at Woodville aged 60s. Isaac H Strider noted farmer buried at Leetown. Jane E Carnes died at East Church Street aged 67. Solomon Beard died near Woodsboro age 55.
Camp meeting opened at Braddock Springs yesterday and will run for several weeks. In the afternoon and evening, prominent evangelists and mission workers from across the country will speak. Rev. A. F. Atwood of Philadelphia and Rev. Edmund Walton of Hornburg will deliver addresses on spiritual topics.
A chaotic mix of names and incidents appears from Peace Liturge and Bent obarget to Hageretown and Crisfield joining a broad Potomac area update. Reports include a smallpox case, a murder probe, a grand jury action, a jail lodging, and a Mount Savage wage increase, plus details of a Cumberland and Pennsy railroad town fair with many acts.
Regular Friday dance at Braddock Height tonight with American Rail pass details. brisk social calendar includes City Hotel buffet crab feast and turtle soup samples. Saturday excursion to Myer’s Isle at 6 10 pm fare 30 cents. sewing machine sale and price cuts at Domestic brand store. eye ear nose throat practice advert. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seashore excursion series to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach with sixteenday ticket validity and stopovers.
John Hendrickson announces a grand sale on fall garments including walking suits with separate skirts and heavy fabrics. Parasols and remnants from silks to lawns offered at reduced prices with a need to clear stock. short waists, chal l ies, and various fabrics heavily discounted to attract customers.
Marvelous selling of seasonable merchandise for Friday and Saturday only. 800 black stockings at 123 0?. 10 dozen ladies black silk hose at 2 for 10c. 10 dozen lace stripe hose 2 for 25c. 9 dozen ladies black silk finished hose 2 for 5c. 5 dozen ladies black lisle hose 2 for 50c. 15 dozen gentlemen fancy hose new colors 2 for 25c. 10 dozen misses black silk finished hose 2 for 5c. 250 cakes 10c toilet soap 5c. ladies wrappers 27c. 40 dozen children’s undergarments 12c to 10c. 50 dozen Silk Warp umbrellas 97c. 110 pieces new fabrics 18c to 25c. Also cough cures and pharmacist endorsement.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces round trip excursion fares for the 84th Annual Encampment route. From August 25 to 27, tickets are valid on all trains east of the Ohio River with return by August 31, extendable to September 20 if deposited by noon September 2 and a 50 cent fee paid. Agent contact and timetable folders available in Chicago, including Civil War Battlefield Map and programme details.
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