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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1895

Page

8

This Date In History August 24 in The Daily News

A compact history recap lists notable events on August 24 including monarchs, battles, disasters, births, and deaths. It mentions Anne Boleyn, Franklin, Gloucester, and Brooklyn figures, with scattered references to places like New York and Vienna.

Shes Poope United Tates Setoloter Berard Vienna YorBaapz Lupory Anne Bess Anger New York Gloucester Franklin Broklyn

Weather Summary From Chief W. L. Moore Today

Sunday weather bulletin notes high pressure offshore with a second system on the North Pacific coast. Rain in Missouri Valley and Great Lakes region with heavy rainfall tallies listed for Milwaukee Chicago and Des Moines. Temperature shifts vary by region and foresees cloud and rain spreading inland in one or two days with potential cold rain or snow if North West weather interacts with cold waves.

South Atlantic North Pacific Mississippi Valley Lake Montana Missouri Valley Lake Replons Milwadkes Chicago Davenport Desmolnig Umahs Allapaha Atlantic States 5. W N. W

County School Appointments and School Year Plans

The board reviewed school house expectations for Frederick Thurmont Eberton Rocky Ridge and Adams town, appointed watchful assistants to the state normal school, and announced assistant teacher bookings across multiple towns. Textbooks were updated replacing Dayles with Milnes Elements and Applied's with Montgomery's Leading Facts. High school teachers were confirmed and opening day set for September 2.

Beaoo Comalesiogers Angest Sch Stet Durrow UL Pisss Frederick Thurmont Eberton Rocky Bidee Adamatowse County Vousminouers Mises Selsiiz Holand KR May Coates Achoola Jas. W. Robinson Wm. T. Miller Friend's Creek W. Bowlas Quebec Sadie E. Spurrier Fountain D. Crawford Deerilsid Ezra F. Harp Ellerton Charles ©. Hanver Jefferson Spencer & Simp Mr Hope John W. Benner Cadar Grove Spencer C. Stell Tyler's Wallace

Creamery Burns in Walkersville Blaze Destroys Building

At nine o clock this morning a section of the Walkersville creamery roof caught fire and the flames spread rapidly, burning the entire building in about an hour. The property loss is about 1700 with 1500 insured. The fire started over the engine room and halted nearby store flames from reaching M S Geesey’s shop. Local residents and storekeepers focused on protecting adjacent property as firefighters could not reach the blaze with limited equipment. The creamery, recently purchased by E L Cramer from Absalom Long, had been a thriving milk and cream supplier to farmers in the area.

Walkersville Creamery Absalom Long E. L. Cramer Usua Tatum Seopant M. 8 Geesey Tach Parka

The Social World Garden Part and Local Gatherings

The Misses organized a pleasant social gathering in the mountain with guests Miss Lamps of Washington, Miss Miller of Hagerstown, and Miss Brown of Baltimore. about 20 attendees enjoyed exploration of Solomon's Gap and a feast. Ella Brengie and May faande hosted a lively party at Mr. Shipley’s residence with dancing to Coates' Orchestra and refreshments. Prof and Mrs Thomas B Gatch hosted a garden party in Baltimore County for daughter Belle Gatch. A lawn party was held at the home of Nicholas Fleming on East Patrick Street.

Ella Brengie May Faande Shipiey Dancin Coates Chestra Thomas B. Gatch Frederick Baltimore Belle Gatch Lawn Partt Nicholas Fleming East Patrick Street Viola R. House Charlca H. House Hillahoro Loudoun County Mary House Broad Run Rose Cobbntz Middletown Philadelphia Lizzie Miller Washington City Vf‘cinity Lotta EK. Shafer Atlantic City N. J F. W. Schleigh Charles EB. Moberley Middlstown Mary Bhrker Philladelphia Peter W. Blister Wilbur Bowles J. Edward Byrd Horace B. Coblentz University of Maryland Tyre Maupin James W. Temp. Grove Broad Raw John FP. Shafer Middetown New York Katie Strickler York Thomas Strickler William Strickler Strickler Boogle Hagerstown George East Antietam Street J. A. Mitchell Mt Brue College Emimiteburg Niagara Falls Montreal Toronto Howard E. Parnell Charles J Marcelena Parnell Corneling F. Harley Broad Row John L. Linthicum Hagskar Pennsylvania John I. Yallott Protestant Episcopal Church John L Yellott Towton Bradiey T. Johnson May Bradshaw Beulah Gettysburg Manchester Daisy Chambers Washington Lucy Butcher Telegraph Street David Lowenstein Annle Stauffer Hannah Crimming Maurice Heats Allentown Jos. H_ Apple

Fragmented Notice From Orphans Court And Local Accident

A garbled item notes an Orphans Court matter involving the estate of a deceased person and the second and final account of an administrator with distribution. It also mentions a fall due to vertigo from a separate county incident, with minor forehead injury. An unrelated medical advertisement promotes a fixed purgative remedy for constipation and toxin cleansing, claiming kidney and liver activation without irritation.

Orphans’ Court Ten Sumi David Wertheimer D.b N.c Jules Bassey

Weill of Frederick Youth Tour to Balticore Visit

A small party of young visitors from Balticore led by Think Weill of Frederick met Mayor Yeatie. They discussed places of interest and praised Frederick’s hospitality and the city’s sanitary conditions. They noted the courteous reception and cited Mt Uitrec cemetery as well kept.

Weill Frederick Tiemes Balticore Yeatie

The Girl About Town Picnic Evening Memoir

Mary Jase writes of a temperance Good Templars picnic at Agricultural Park with 5000 attendees, singing, speeches, and home brewed wine. She reminisces of Derr's Island youth, compares fairs, predicts future market growth, and hints at travel between Maryland and Virginia.

Dan Steiner Woerper McBiosey Derr’s Island Shady Grove Kalmar Bradock Heights Templars Rocky Springs Braddock Jefferson Urbana

News of the State Snapshot From Cecil and Nearby Areas

Reports include Ernest Williams escaping from Car roll county jail, John T. Sx a Clear Spring merchant dead, Judge Stump naming jurors for Cecil Circuit Court, a deceased man found in the Severn near Annapolis, Kent county drought risks to corn and peaches, a fatal railroad incident near Berlin, a storehouse fire in Hancock district, Ninth district Cecil county citizens pushing Zion schoolhouse, a girl’s dislocated elbow near Foxville, and a Harne vs B&O Railroad damages ruling of 110 dollars.

Ernest Williams Carroll County John T. Sx Clear Spring Washington County Judge Stump Cecil Severn River Annapolis Kent County Berlin Baltimore, Chesapeake Atlantic Edward M. Wharton Hancock District Waabington County Ninth Cecil County Zion

Purely Personal News From Middletown and Vicinity

A Resources of social tidbits recounts visits and travels of Middletown residents and relatives. Names include Elton K Remsbarg of Springfield, J Mines Lacre and Cars Smith of Springfield Gio, Noah Roatzalen, Danlel Unverzig t, Clarence E Wise of Chicago, and Rev Samuel Derr among many others. Details note trips to New York City Baltimore Atlantic City and other locales, with brief family connections and housing highlights.

Elton K. Remsbarg Springfeld Danle Remerasg Middletons Winelt 9 New York City Long Sread J. Mines Lacre Cars Smith Guorgs Smith Gio Mittletown Valley Midtletown Noah Roatzalen Danlel W. Unverzigt Salitwors Uavergaz Harmony Middletown Vally Baltimore Clarence E. Wise Chicago Wm. Wine Bolivar Middletons Valley Als Wine Samuel J. Derr Hampstead Carroll County Ates Mr. Derr Otter G. W. Cooper Baltimore City

NOT CAUGHT YET. MISS JOANA BRUTAL ASSAILANT AT LARGE

Charles Wilson, accused of brutal assault on Miss Jessie Jeans of Catoctin, had not been captured by press time. A previous suspect, a Black man with two names, was arrested in Washington and released after authorities failed to identify him. Clothes from the morning of the assault were found near Point of Rocks, with sightings near Horsey’s distillery, raising fears he fled toward Virginia. Marriage licenses issued to William C Bennett and Nettle J Star of Mechanicstown district.

Preas Charles Wilson Jessie Jeans Catoctin Hodisa Wallington Etchelberger Point of Rocks Wilson Horsey’s Virginia

Shriners Milling Brand Flour Terms Clarified in Trade Note

A terse trade note explains four brands including Superlative Patent and Nancy's Choice as Diamond Hard Spring Wheat Sour flour. It mentions a cracker baker linked to Pilates and Breckers, and references exclusive use by a Frederick company. A promotional card offer is hinted to pay upon drop.

Nancy Pilates Marvin Breckers Henaes Picket Minutes Co Agta Frederick

Frederick Street Stars Defeat Ball Road Tram 5 to 0

Frederick Street Stars routed Ball Road Tram 5 to 0 with J Kisepbsuer and B Wood in the Stars' battery and D Stawpbarger and W Flangbt guiding the Railroad club defense.

Untoe pie pie festival at Lewis Young grove near M town

The ninth annual Untoe pie festival will be held August 31 at Mr. Lewis Young's large grove two miles southwest of M town in Wastern Maryland. Attendance is expected to exceed prior years. Congressman Geo L Wellington of Cumberland will deliver the keynote address. Two music bands, the Middletown Hand and the Harmony Band, will perform. Prof. G W Walker of Browningsville will lead a select choir.

Lewis Young M Town Istanisy Maryland Geo. L. Wellington Cumbertend Middletown Hand Harmony

Auction at Frederick Farm Sold for 3000

Auctioneer Walter Ssundere sold the Aaron Doyle farm located about six miles from Frederick in front of the Court House. George H. Davis purchased the property for three thousand dollars.

Walter Ssundere Aaron Doyle Frederick George H. Davis

Local line of bicycles and ads feature at Amith's Temple

Numerous old advertisments list bicycles with tire types and prices, tools, cloth, and local merchants. Amith's Temple of Fancy advertises a broad stock with around forty items. W. W. Lease and Milton Zimmerman promote ads for medical sales, education, and travel. A church talent event and a Niagara Falls trip are also announced with dates and prices.

Columbia Colaumbia Amith Temple of Fancy F. Shipley

Curtains Rooted in Home Needs at Headquarters

In urgent home decor shopping a local supplier emphasizes curtains of all kinds. Special sizes can be ordered and installed quickly, aiming for the shortest possible lead time.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily News Washimaton, D.C W. L. Moore The Weather Bureau Houck Sharpaburg Boston Board of Aldermen Pitt Ireland England Sland Nancy Engle Shepherdstown Ohio Spangler Harper's Ferry Crawford Woolen Martinsburg W. Va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Third Pennsylvania Cavalry Antietam Battlefield W. Owen Courtney Potomac J. EB. Beatty David Mercier McMurray Samuel Titlow Inter-State Telepone Company Tilow Bay OUR County Schools Semina Lexington Frederick County Mike Eratown Cumberland Seashore Braddock Heights Sara Jersey Hudson Narragansett Here Hi Town Hagan White House Blue Mountain Mary Jase News OF the State Elisabeth Delauter Foxville Luther Weddles Church Hill L. M. Zimmerman Orient Court Ernest B. Harne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Mr. Harne Miss Joana William C. Bennett Nettle J. Star Mechanicatown Election District Shriner Milling GO Gam W. W. Lease Milton Zimmerman Fountain Rock Reformed Church Wolf's Business College Watkins’ Glen Mauch Chonk Glen Onoko Rochester Gevove Lehigh Valley Ina Asha & O Falla Tee Hagerstown Freder Chas Scull D. H. Best Onry D. H. Bzsrs North Market St Thomas & Clary Thomas N. Clary Walkersville Baeries Erna Fine Mary Yourth W. BE. Steiner Mortasars Mullinix & Kemp Gstorday Avaust Mullinie & Kaur John Hendrickeor Pas Pruto Mary Bioh RNU America BASON John Henonkason F. V. Staub Innesh ROBER Dublin F. V. Stars North Marest Street Doll Brothers Hurth Marert ST Riess Drak Dornew Sbackers, Cares, Sr Marvin Celebrated Factory Railing John A. Exmedy Sormes Tooss Rines Ghay Regge Phee John A. Senhedy Mbeechant Tallom HORTH Jas. E. Waar J. F. Eisensauer Ebenhauer Kanagre Gefen Fannee Ras Ee I. F. Eisehhaure Einechaest Ius Bartholomay Apital BAT View Ouerharts Evens & Boos Agen John S. C. Lipps Cor George E. Wieree Atturast-Atlaw Court House Court Street Froserick, Ma Tior Bodook & Rods S Medi Yrethy Muduck & Neidig A. T. Rice & Sone StaBuisaEo 1860 A. T. Ries & Sons North Market Street Frederick, Md Calla James E. Walker Walere Terial
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