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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1895
Page
4
An advertisement shows equity firm Urner, Reedy & Urner promoting a business college education program and rate guidance for campaigns and memos. It appears as a promotional notice with address details and contact names.
Brief items note a weather disturbance and equinox influences, a farm building project near Emmitsburg, a deadly freight wreck on the B&O main stem at Galther’s, a riding accident injuring Maurice Gill, a long garden tool description, lime on North Market Street gutters, a new city health committee member A T Rice, and a carpet cleaning company at the City Opera House.
An article notes a second total lunar eclipse for September 3, 1905, visible across North and South America and parts of Europe and Africa. Details give timing, duration, and magnitudes of the event, along with brief context on solar eclipses that year.
Prof Marales Ward discusses photic inhibition of bacterial growth in the Royal Society’s Philosophical Transactions. He describes growth patterns of bacillus anthracis and others under filtered light, noting strongest effect near spectral line G and that blue violet rays are effective. He suggests direct protoplasm damage by light and highlights public health implications, including sunlight’s role in disinfecting laundry drying by sun versus steam in large institutions.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church announces next Sunday's services on Sept 7 led by Prabla Ramachandrayya Guru, a high caste Indian Christian educated by Lutheran mission work in Guntur. He will oversee 10 15 a.m. preaching, 1 45 p.m. Sunday school, and a 6 20 p.m. evening service without sermon. The Epworth League meeting at M E Church was well attended, and a Lasque business meeting is slated for 7 45 p.m. at the ME Church lecture room.
Counts correspondence notes September date for the Reformed Aid Missionary meeting. The Ladys Aid Society of the Latheran Church held its August 18 gathering with a program including hymns readings recitations and solos led by Miss Mood Fallmer Miss Katie Culler Mrs Nelle Smith and Mr John Thomas among others. Four girls served as collectors and Mina May Zimmerman played a pretty piece.
Ernest Willaes, one of several colored men awaiting trial for an assault on B and O Hart road brakeman Cronis, escaped from Carroll County jail Friday while hidden in a corn field after fleeing his cell. A heated kettle incident scalded Mia Odeo Barnes’s daughter. Property transfers include Zepp brothers buying 150 and 140 acre farms for 3200 and 5040 dollars. Brimiston tenants a Willams farm near Harney, drought harmed wheat as hay stacks burned.
Mrs Louis McMaray of Baltimore and several sisters visit Bounce Vista Servings Pa while relatives Mrs. George W Richardson and daughter Mary of Anne Arundel county share smiles in Frederick. Numerous Maryland residents ongoing visits and travel including Clingan heading to St Louis for a railroad post and Mr James Rowe leaving Frederick for Washington for work.
A Tuesday straw ride from Emmitsburg drew a host of local and visiting friends in a romantic event. Attendees included Gertie Kries Annie Ree the Grebb sisters Berndette Fallen of Baltimore Annie Sallie Fannie Hoke Mary Sallie Lawrence and men Joe Eckenrode New York Paul Lawrence Oneonta Harry J. Kries Baltimore and Frank Hoke. Prof and Mrs Grow hosted a 40th wedding anniversary celebration at their South Market home on Saturday evening with warm greetings and gifts.
Besnie and Nannie Jackson, two young colored women, were arrested after disorderly conduct at a canning factory Saturday evening and brought before Police Justice Eckstein. Nannie paid a $2.85 fine, while Bessie could not raise $1.85 and remained jailed. Also noted are health updates on Miss Bessie Tyson of West Church Street and Mr Christian Wilson, still in critical condition. Hood's Darsaparilla is praised for its merits.
Wiltsm Collins a 72 year old longtime Baltimore railroad engineer was struck and dragged by an engine at Camden Station near Barre street Sunday night while talking with Engineer Parlett. He was pulled free but his leg was crushed and he died in hospital. Collins had served over forty years on the Baltimore and Ohio and a half century with the road, in critical condition.
The Agricultural Society’s Board met at the fair grounds to plan the 35th fair with improved buildings and broad public interest. Accidents mar a Baltimore wheelmen trip near Middletown while a gospel meeting grows, and notices list letters and a farm sale near Fenkirle. A big circus is slated for September 21 with Burger’s lot leased for the exhibit.
The following persons have been staying at Ebm Tree Farm the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Nicodemus Dr B J Drinkhouse and wife Mr KJ Thomas wife and two children Mr J W Dennison wife and four children Mr Boormocker three daughters and one son Prof J T Thomas Mrs J B Fenwon and daughter Mrs Esau and Miss Coos Miss Gadle Thowas Miss M F Burke and so on Mrs Geo Barigist Mr Pallip Barigh Mrs Carrie Jordan Miss Floresce Carpan Mrs Thorpava all of Baltimore.
Reformation reported in Frederick on Saturday of Mary Alvey Allen wife of Judge Alvey of Hagere town she died at her husband’s parents home from peritonitis at age 23 leaving two young children her remains sent to Hagerstown for burial John D Batson died at Groff Park aged 67 his funeral held this morning with interment at Mt Olivet Rose Cemetery Samuel Dizon died at Montevue Hospital aged 71 with services and interment at Mt Olivet funeral directors A T Rice & Bons listed. Hotel arrivals note multiple travelers from Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and New York. Real estate transfers include Frank W Deckenhoof to Frank Caskey in Bronawick and Marian V Stottlemeyer to Charles E Misner in Frederick County.
From seed-testing grounds comes 200 to 300 bushels of Early Rose and Early Obo Potatoes with Genuine Early Rowe claimed as finest eating potato. Stock offered at 40 cents per bushel, next grade 80 cents. Delivery free within city. Also a two day Niagara Falls tour via Royal Blue Line and Lehigh Valley Route departs September 12 with round trips from several cities and ten day passes priced around 10 dollars.
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