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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1896
Page
4
The Wxextr News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page edition replete with news and features. It claims the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county and invites advertisers to note advantages offered. Copy for new ads due 5 pm Wednesday. changes by 12 m. that day.
A west Patrick street trolley car No. 11 plunged off the track at a Sunday afternoon ride, injuring 49 people including Thomas T. Anderson who suffered a thigh fracture and leg wound. Motorman Mantz and a large crowd helped remove him to his brother’s home. Officials promise road repairs and safety upgrades as investigators note the car’s speed and track conditions contributed to the crash.
Mrs. Mary Downey of Hampden Baltimore returns home after weeks with her nephew W. B. Osler. Col C R Nutt and wife and Col L Y Baughman and wife stop at Gilbert House. Dr. E K Foreman wife and granddaughter Helen Ahemsar of Littlestown arrive for a brief visit. Miss Guide Dottera of Gettysburg visits in Thurmont. Abraham Cohen of Baltimore visits his brother Jos Cohen. Mrs. E K Will of Baltimore visits N Dorsey. George and William Gallagher of Govanstown spend Sunday here. Luther Rouser of Elkina W Va visits his mother Emma Keer. M Miss M Beth Firer returns from Williamsburg Pa with Mrs Dr D Leatherman and child.
Mrs Virginis DeLashmutt, a devoted Episcopal churchwoman, raised funds and worked quietly for years to secure land and start a small frame church in Martizaville. Bishop Seymour commends her perseverance. plans for the building’s completion are underway.
A historical note describes Syrup of Sarsaparilla as a gentle remedy to clear costive conditions and awaken digestive activity. It claims to relieve headaches colds and fevers by stimulating bowel movement and improving overall bodily function without irritation.
White John Horine's traction engine shifted from one form to another near Berkhavile last Saturday. A crowd of colored men in front of the engine were drenched by water and steam. one man Ea. Whaler is critically injured, Lisorge Harser sustained serious injuries, and Mesh peeled from his day. Charles Hemp, the crglazer, secured Indury.
The piece lists Republican delegates and central committee members by district. It covers Satontay and Mt Pleasant districts with numerous names and notes corrections to delegation listings, including replacements and misattributions regarding Capt P L Alteshaw, Major BE Goldborough, and J Henry Lampe.
Misa Nisbet Pearte visits Misa Maud Bunichen at Woodlawn while Miss Emily Heywood of Philadelphia returns home delighted with her trip. Twenty guests enjoyed a row ride to Braddock Heights followed by dancing and amusements. Dr and Mrs Hentchen hosted a delightful Woodlawn farm entertainment on Friday evening with decorated rooms illuminated tables and a marvel of beauty.
A temperance convention was held at the Woodsboro Lutheran Church with Mrs. S. D. Thomas presiding. Miss Carrie Dactac.e led devotional singing, and Mary Ass’n state president of the WLCTU attended. An evening service featured Bro. Mary Haalup and choir music. delegates reported and officers were elected.
A trolley pole laden track ran away near Wrightsville on the Frederick Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The runaway quickly cleared the line, scattering poles but staying on track through curves. Harton The Frederick Diviston. Kelty, a known local figure, was fatally injured Sunday morning when struck by an Atlantic City excursion train of the Laurel Fire Company near Wrightsville. He died later in Columbia.
Inclement weather delays the Farmers' picnic at Braddock Heights to Tuesday September 1. Don's fall to attend. Dr. DeLaney Hicks offers free ear, nose and throat exams at Carin House Wednesday August 26 from 9 am to 5 pm. Dr. Hartley consults free for catarrhal ailments 12 to 7 pm at the Ofty Hotel. Samuel Livingstone reports bran and Egyptian flour offers. Shriner Milling Co and Rossnours store advertise Saturday and Monday visits.
Baltimore champion Fred A. Stewart to conduct a six night 75 ball pool contest at The Buffalo. Six players Gallant Hicks Glessner Feigley Beamgardes, with Stewart adding a 75 point exhibition against the winner each night. Brunswick yard disruption and mail delays plague the area amid a flood of campaign literature for gold lease legislation.
The friends of Mr. Charles Carty were glad to see him out this morning after his song Dinesa. Dr. Wootton’s condition was not favorable this morning. Blanche Long, daughter of Dr. W. A. Long, who received a severe cut on the forehead in Sunday’s wreck, is better today.
A Baltimore special notes confusing claims by a Bagerstown figure regarding delegates and support for various county leaders. The event centers on a planned picnic held by colored residents along the Frederick and Mid-_Gietown Electric Railroad midway between Frederick and Braddock Heights.
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