Obituary Notice of Benjamin Rich A Stillwater Pioneer
The highly respected resident Benjamin Rich of Stillwater died in the city after a long illness. He came to Minnesota in spring 1867, lived in Henderson before settling in Stillwater in 1871. In 1872 he built a Second Street harness shop where he conducted business for many years. His parents and other relatives are buried in the local cemetery. Samuel Belisle is mentioned in connection with the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Frédettok
Yemingham
Frederick
Pope
Frederic Os
Minnesota
Handerson
Rice
Second
Reas
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND DREW INTO TROUBLE
A disorderly Saturday on North Market Street led to arrests after a boy and a girl were allegedly struck by a revolver during an offensive remark. Justice Eckstein fined the young man $5, paid, while another suspect, Mary Norris, faced a $90 grand jury action for sugar corn theft. The report also notes a $9,144 contract for 90 prone stakes at the fairgrounds and injuries from a garden rake incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Patrick
Oburah
Sis
Eckstein
Mary Norris
Sunday church notices and historical Methodist notes
The column lists religious services across local churches with details of attendance and speakers, plus a long historical note on the Brunswick Methodist Episcopal church’s early history. It also reports a possible identification of a mangled body in Baltimore as Everitt King, a Urbana youth missing since May 20, with the body to be exhumed for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averitt
Bi Ig
Baltimore
Everitt King
James 4. King
Urbana
Mapieville
New Market
Downey's Woods
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sister’s Grove
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Knoxville
Old Furnace
Big Country Picnics Highlight Rural Gatherings
The Braddock Union Sunday school picnic drew county crowds from Manor Feagaville Middletown Jefferson, city carloads, and featured country suppers, solos, and speeches by State Senator Jacob Rohrback, State's Attorney Glenn H Worthington, and others. A lively program centered on the agrarian theme, with communal tables, floral decorations, and praise for the long tradition of county picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Union
Baéardly
Mercer's Grove
Braddock
Manor
Feagaville
Middletown
Springs
Reve
Hoffmeier
Pleasank
A. Hedges
Jacob
Rohrback
Glenn
H. Worthington
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick Bar
Charles Jackson
Philadelphia
Jackson
Worthington
Brad‘dock
Mary, Jane
Grambinea
Simon Bast
New Corporation Plans Large Scale Victor Remedies Manufacture
The Victor Remedies Company of this city, incorporated in West Virginia, will manufacture Victor Remedies on a larger scale. Stockholders meeting elected Jacob F. Good president, James Harris vice president, P D Pabrney treasurer, Welty Fabrney secretary. The firm has capital stock of 100000 and has acquired rights from Dr P D Pabtrady to produce the remedies. An 800000 copy Frederick Almanac is being issued for advertising. The company also controls Manufacturing Company and will run medicines production under Doctor Fahrney.
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Victor Remedies Company
West Virginia
Jacob
F. Good
Midvale
Issac
Long
Good's Mills
J. H. Harris
Lawis
A. Rice
Mants D. ‘Besant
J. Welty Fabroey
Diyeotors
Good
Jaméa
Harris
P. D. Pabrney
Welty Fabrney
P.D. Pabtrady
Victor Remedies
Fahrney
Big Telephone Deal Grants Charter for Local Line
A charter for a telephone company was granted to local parties including Alonzo P. Marah John T. Lipps Samuel A. Lewis Thomas A. Lipps and Edgar L. Miller. The International Telephone Company of Amelia is said to control the charter and plans to install telephones in every thousand businesses with subscribers paying two cents per talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Telephone Co
Parchanes
Alonzo P. Marah
John T. Lipps
Samuel A. Lewis
Thomas A. Lipps
Edgar L. Miller
Erg and Manufacturers
Trust Company
Reepeblsy
New York
Italan
International Company
Eastern Hladtria
West Virginia
S. D. Newcomb
Washington
David, Misetok
Dr.b
Help Yourself to Bargains in North Window Displays
A fragmentary advertising notice urges shoppers to inspect the north window for low prices on dresses. It claims failure to see the marked reductions will cost buyers the worth of the goods early in the season. Items listed include silk and wool challies reduced from 500 to 254, imported French Swiss from 800 to 289, and bilk mulls from 600 to 250.
Mystery fragment ends in tragedy and delay
News text from the state reports an eleven year old sustaining fatal injuries from a fall during a ceremony. The article also mentions an archbishop figure and a postponed event along with a young lady's photograph attached to a balloon. The fragment ends with references to a Cookeville location and a puzzled body detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McoKnig Zeiller
Cookeville
Braddock Heights Enjoys Evening Musical and Camp News
At Braddock Heights the song service and evening entertainment drew crowds. Mina Stokes from Washington arrived at the cottage. Petersville Camp Troops G and H of the Second United States Cavalry are stationed near Rosskey farm with 140 horses and about 118 men and officers. Capt. F.O. Trout and 1st Lt. Salth are in charge. daily visitors come from Frederick County and Virginia. Target practice occurs morning and afternoon. troops likely remain in ADP for two more weeks.
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Braddook
Heights
Inet
Braddock
Mira Ang Risig the Poe
Bonoxo Cottage
Juali Eiohison
Autonby
Glenn E Worthington
Avalon
Valley: View Cottage
Sgo'shers
John Haller
Mina Stokes
Washington
Petersville
Second
United States “‘Cavalry
Rosskey
Brunswick
South Mountain
Frederick County
Virginias
Coldiers
F.O. Trout
Salth
Calves tied for mercy sparks local trial and sale notes
The court freed a man amid controversy over calf tying as a longstanding rural custom. Farmers testified tying four legs reduced injury and was humane, amid indignation at the charges. Real estate notes include John T. Florence selling a Gettysburg street lot for 125 dollars to J Thomas Gelwicks and a home sale to Edward Hamersick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Florence
Gettysburg Street
Emmitsburg
J. Thos. Gelwicks
Gelwicks
Gettysburg Ne
Edward Hamersick
CatholicSummer School Opens at St Marys College
The third annual Catholic Summer School opened at St Marys College in the county with religious services at St Anthonys Church led by Rev J M Barry. Rev J O Donohue of St Johns Baltimore preached the sermon and benediction followed a public reception. Lecturers for the next two weeks include Dr Henry Adams Rev F Z Rooker Mr James Young Dr Edward L Green Prof Thomas Tasfe Rev T J Stanton and Rev M F Roordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Penn's Catholic
Reformed Church
Cavetown
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Evangelical
Reformed
Uscal
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Braddock “Heights
Luther Rabiman
Evangelical: Lutheran
Christian Endeavor’ Society
B. B. Clarkson
Unionville
M. E
Dante
Epworth
Sanday
Braddock Heights
Buro
St. Mary's College
This County
Yeateraa
St. Anthony’s Church
J. M. Barry
St. Joseph’s Church
Bsitimore
J. O'Donokze
St. John’s Church
Baltimore
St. Anthony's, Church
Father O'Donohue
Br. James R. Wheeler
Catholic Club
Henry Austin Adams
F. Z. Rooker
James Young
Edward L. Green
Thomas G. Tasfie
T. J. Stanton
M. F. Roirdan
Endrickson 1934 School Cloths and Supplies Ad
Classified style notice lists back to school items with low prices and stock. Items include lace, handkerchiefs, towels, pillows, and various fabrics. Mentions quantities, colors, and discount thought, with emphasis on ready today and printed notes.
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Grovda
Thera
Yancy
Gallcoes
Dreas
Vesta
Tod
Doxen
Local Milling Quotes From Hastern Export Company
Market quotations today show opened barrels at $2.75, shelled corn at 54 cents per bushel, and No 2 red wheat at 88 cents per bushel. The firm bids for new wheat and offers $15 to $18 per ton, reflecting active trading and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastern Milling & Export Company
Accidental Acid Splash Injures Local Workman
Reuben Landis of North Market Street was badly hurt Saturday afternoon while cleaning brass pieces with acid. A splash from the acid injured his eyes after a plate fell. William Flint assisted and a physician treated Landis. The injury is not thought to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Landis
North Market Straoét
William Flint
Landis
Advertised Letters and Local Excursions in Frederick 1902
The Frederick Saturday issue lists remaining advertised letters requiring call for “advertised letters” within two weeks or they go to the dead-letter office. Names include F. H. Alten, John Hershberger, Francia Layton, William Rivers, Paul J. Martin, P. Ruthrand, A. Edward Stull and others. It notes Sunday excursions by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad drawing Frederick residents to Ballenseone and to Baltimore with hundreds visiting. Local sickness reports mention F. T. Rhodes improving at home and Willie Day recovering.
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Frederick
Grxtigwxs
F. H. Alten
John
Hershberger
Francia Layton
William Rivers
Paul J. Martin
P. Ruthrand
A. Edward Stull
Lapins
Engine failure delays Washington Frederick passenger train
A Washington Frederick passenger train broke down at Frederick Junction on Saturday evening. A helper engine was sent to the junction and the Baltimore train was attached, with both trains arriving about forty five minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frrederick
Frederick Junction
Baltimore
Elevation Plate Installed At Union Mills Mill
Government engineers completed a survey in Carroll County and linked a brass plate to the foundation wall of B. F. Shriver & Co.’s mill at Union Mills. The marker shows the site’s elevation at 546 feet.
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Union Mis
United States
Carroll County
B. F. Shriver & Co
Union Mills
Optical specialist to visit Angush Park Hotel
Dr. O S Highbarger of Bagerstown Md will be at Park Hotel Angush on August 13 by appointment at hotel or residence 13 and 15. Office hours 7 to 9 pm hotel room 12 examinations free. Also an athletic event tonight with music dancing bowling and trolley party to Myersville Mid-Wetown and Braddock tonight leaving at 7 from Joel List corner. Local ads for cheap groceries and a Sanitary Chemical Co Baltimore Md seeks local agents with large commissions.
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Niagara Falls
America
Baltimore & Ohio
Royal Bins Lins
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Wyoming
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Bllinett City
Rockville
Brunswick
Frederick
Keadystills
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Buffalo
Rochester
Niagara Fa
Gorge
Thousand Islands
KE. BR
O. S. Highbarger
Bagerstown
Park Hotel
Angush
Myersville
Mid- Wetown
Braddock Ighta
Osre
Sanitary Chemical Co
Baltimore, Md
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England
Bu—Octave’ Peuillet
la Manche
Robert Greene Inger
Urs Orb
Drenden
N. R Me
Vermont
John Henry Ee
Birmingham
London
Naples
Wasermasey
Nuwé
wAthletic, Park
Highbarger
Williamson’s
Néidig & Miller
John Hendrickson
Burger's
Gramer
Cuate
Benjamin Rich
Fair Grounds
Wmn. BH. Cromwell
The
Agricultural Society
Srock & Rew Poultry Daning
Amon Bargee, Sr
Dre. Hendrix
Goodman
Biforce
Jobo L. Heim
Pisos
Joseph W. Gaver
Circuit Court
Lena
B. Heim
Sunday Schools and Societies
Au Ola
JM. Gillam
Huien Wan
Berlin
Joseph M.spangler
Dance Hotel
John. A. Dixon
West Wisconsin
Dixon
Methodist “Church
Spangler’ ‘Wen
James BR. Durborrow
J. M. Smith
Soba. W. Tang
Henry P. West
W.T. L. Veeck
James White
Broonawick
Harvey
New England
William German
Charles S. Biggs
Braddock and
Retreat Grove
Walkersville
Lutheran Sunday School
Gronise
Harmony Grove
Q Company
Talephons Calse
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Ang
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Ae Miller
Thr
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B. Sappington
Eave Money
City Hall
N. Market Street
C. Borriss
Tor A Tripara, Watkins
Toronto
A. T. Rice & Sox
Rederick
TOR
Thomas P.rice
East
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Willard
Keller
West Pathick Ethest
Mdi
Petermar
Byr
Walt Not
Sventh
Law, Equity and Torts
Mae
Edwin Deviletss
Devilbiss
Abnar
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Eetzdawis Frederies, O. D
R. OO
Nicodemus
Severs Noah FE. Cramer
E. Cramer
Morteare
True’ Frederick
Prederi
McHenrs
Edward A. Giptinger
Baker Johnson
AZ Law
Potis
Court Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick Yovterasy
Baiessone
Fredericktonianus
Bbc
F. T. Rhodes
Willie Day
Thin City
Athletic Pack
Woodward's
Patrick Street
Broderick County Telephones
ORB
Otore'y Bargain Bulletin
Brussels
Rodoce
A. T
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