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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary text references a game or event with teams and scores but specifics are unreadable. No clear person, place, or date can be identified to produce a factual summary.
The Weeely News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue with news and features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation and serves as an advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by 5 PM Wednesday, changes by 12 PM that day.
A long list of residents and visitors return home or visit local friends and relatives in the city and county. Names include Amy Rios from Elmores Farm Rose Fearhake from the country and Margaret Corning of Baltimore visiting locally. Many others from Washington Baltimore and Virginia are noted visiting Walkersville Clarke Place and nearby locales.
Special dispatch from Tre Krws reports Rear Admiral Brace says the Allies suffered Pekin on August 17. The city’s situation is described as secured as authorities note the vast advertisements in Tate. The cart is bathing with fifteen cent pay.
Captain David Kaiser Nailer a native of Middletown Valley and longtime resident of Frederick died at 5 38 am at his daughter Mrs George Koogle's home West Third Street after a long illness He was 96 years 6 months and a few days He was born in Middletown Valley lived there in youth and early manhood then resided in Frederick and Washington counties He engaged in wool manufacturing in Middletown Valley then farmed from 1861 He organized a Mohawk Company in the Mexican War loaned arms to the U S government and served as a bondholder The unit never saw battle and disbanded after the war Kaiser traveled west many times on horseback with friends He was a Democrat voting since Andrew Jackson in 1828 He once served as a county commissioner He is survived by five sons Thomas H David F John N Ezra J George W Haller and two daughters Mrs George Koogle and Mrs Francis Rowland His funeral will be Friday at 11 am at his home with Rev J Spangler Kieffer of Hagerstown officiating Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery
The Al G Field's Big Minstrels start next Tuesday night August 25 with a clean wholesome show. Headlined by the Faust family acrobats and Kostiger the ambidexterity master, the act lineup promises a grand display. The concert band led by M E Gates accompanies the performance, with a parade planned in front of the Opera House.
The article lists multiple Sunday school groups and churches planning picnics at Braddock Heights Grinder's Woods Island Park and Braddock Spring, with excursions proposed to Gettysburg Atlantic City Ocean Grove and Mt Airy. Also mentions the Salvation Army Camp opening at Mt Airy on Saturday and other park-based outings.
The Berkeley County Fair at Inwood West Virginia opens today with expectations of larger entries and a stock exhibit surpassing any previous year. The two party programs run Thursday and Friday with Democrats leading the first day and speeches by candidates for state offices planned, while Republicans have yet to finalize speakers amid uncertain weather.
A special meeting of the Rey Moeg wect Association met at Cry Hall to hear committee reports and arrange the Spanish acad s dedication on Defender Day September 12. Committees were named for solicitation and events. a Key Monument Association cannon from the Maria Theresa was discussed for display at the monument to Francis Scott Key.
Mr Harry A Crum and Miss Mary K Falk both residents of this city were wed Monday afternoon by Rev C W Stinespring at his home in a private ceremony. I M Smith served as groomsman and Grace Crum sister of the groom was bridesmaid. The couple plan Baltimore as their future home. GRIMES BUSHEY VOWS REPORTED AT THURMONT
The funeral for Mrs Jemims Jacobs was held at her home near McKaig on Saturday at 2 p m. Rev T J Cross officiated with Rev White of the M P church assisting. Bell bearers included George Shesiabely, George Gitting, Angileber, George Hamilton, Harry For E penter. Interment followed at Mt Zion cemetery. J S Pesry & Son directed.
Frederick and Adamstown will field teams in a Friday baseball game. Sketched lineups include Koefst Eisenbauer Creager Biddis and Stauffer with Night Ghooming Cereus noted. Nearby reports mention flowers at East Patrick street and Prof Geo Ed Smith praised for a sing at Idlewild reunion.
Gratton Smith was arrested before Justice Eckstein and fined 91.0 which he paid. A bankruptcy filing disclosed liabilities of 127.59 with no assessment. The infant son of Harry and Lillie Lambeight was baptized that night by Pastor Freeman Dixon at the Presbyterian Church.
A long anecdote extols Admiral Dewey for avoiding stores that run leaders at cost. He supposedly compares prices, notes profit margins, and advises buyers to patronize shops that price fairly. The piece promotes a Mr Wagaiman at No. 12 North Market Street who carries a full line of books and up to date prints, avoiding leaders.
The Catholic Summer School at Mt St Marys finished its first term with strong turnout and diverse programming. Two hundred seventy attended lectures. sixty nine completed the three week course. Edifying sessions covered history literature philosophy and more while social events and outings complemented the program.
Community notices urge attendance at the Hoigtte or Park events with offerings of dainties. Frederick College announces its primary department opens September 3 with Miss Nancy Hicok as teacher. Warnings about brush and debris thrown near TeSETVGis, water safety, a piano tuning service, and a Gettysburg excursion are listed. An eye ear nose throat practice advertises services, with free exams.
A straw ride in her honor gathered friends from Emmitsburg Four Points and surrounding towns. Guests traveled by wagon from Mr A Maxell’s to Mr Grate Stanatary and enjoyed social games and refreshments. A Braddock Heights dance followed with the Frederick Select Orchestra and listed chaperones.
Troop A of the Maryland National Guard under Tent C. Lyon Rogers completed a practice march from Pikesville. The unit camped in Charlestown after arriving Sunday afternoon. A dance at Hotel Powhatan welcomed the troopers and plans were announced for a medic unit at a Summit Point home before moving to Capon.
Physicians at Johns Hopkins Hospital devise a method to prevent mixing up newborns in obstetric wards. A square of waterproof adhesive plaster bearing a name tag is placed between the shoulder blades and remains secure until mother and baby leave the hospital.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces low round trip fares for the 4th Annual Encampment G. A. R. in Chicago from August 27 to September 1 with tickets valid on all trains August 25 26 27 and returnable by August 31. Extensions possible to September 30 with a 50 cent fee. Also a series of Excursions to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach with 16 day validity and stopovers in Philadelphia Baltimore and Worc. Niagara Falls tours depart July 19 August 3 August 16 August 30 September 18 September 27 October 11 with various prices and side trips.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions city and protests about beer. No clear names, dates, or events available to identify a concrete story or outcome.
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