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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1900

Page

4

Farewell to Dr Francis Fenwick Smith in solemn tribute

The article honors Dr Francis Fenwick Smith a devoted physician and noble citizen. It notes his allopathic training, charitable work, and war service, and records a church funeral with Jesuit and Visitation convent involvement. Esther O Rourke delivered the eulogy as the community bids farewell to a beloved doctor and friend.

Francis Fenwick Smith Dr. Smith George Johnson Visitation Convent Jessamy Esther O'Rourke God’s Acre

LX THE LAWS GRIP CHARGED WITH THEFT

William Johnson a colored man was arrested by Officer Brust on a theft charge after allegedly stealing $1.50 from Mrs Olive McClow on East Third Street. He appeared before Justice Wood who remanded him on $25 bail for grand jury action or jail if bail defaulted. An excursion party of 115 boarded a Myersville trip Monday evening at 7 30. Car 11 and a gondola attached their employees of the Union Knitting Mill. rain drenched the group before reaching Square corner, dissolving the outing. Mr J B W Hargett reported market quotes: oats 95 cents per bushel, corn 60 cents, wheat 80 cents, hay 1 0 1 4 dollars per ton.

William Johnson Brust Olive McClow East Third Street Justice Wood Aim Gality Be1o Myersville Union Knitting Mille

Sister Mary Martha Celebrates Golden Jubilee at Visitation Academy

Sister Mary Marina Catherine Mahoney, born in Ireland May 1, 1833, celebrated fifty years of religious life at the Visitation Academy in Frederick. A native of Cork, she came to America as a child, lived in New York and Washington, and took vows after joining the convent in 1649. High mass was led by Rev. W. Simpsgton with music by Mrs. Nadine Allen and assistants. Letters of congratulations arrived from friends across the country.

Mary Martha Academy of the Visitation Mary Marina Catherine Mahoney Ireland County Cork Daniel Mahoney New York Catherine Washington, D. C Callahan Angeat Tran W. 3Ingieton Nadine Allen Uncy Niedhardt Carrie Crouse Martha California

Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Frederick Area

Obituaries and death notices from the Frederick region include John D. Zeiler of Baltimore dying of rheumatism at 52, with funeral plans via B and O depot. Clarence Norwood, four months, died after lingering illness with funeral by J. T. Lewis. Mrs. Thomas Johnson, 77, formerly of Norfolk, to be shipped for burial. John Welby Lee, colored, 22, leaves wife and six, funeral at Point of Rocks. Eilen M. Johnson, 11, peritonitis, funeral at Quinn A M E chapel. Mrs. John Barnes, near Kemptown, general nausea, funeral in Kemptown.

Sohn D. Zeiler John D. Zeiler Baltimore Janie Steam Fire Engine Company Frederick B. & O. Depos Clarence Norwood Clarence John Norwood Woodville Rev. Jones Harry Wilson Chandum Roland Dorsay Eddy Chaney J. T. Lewis Thomas Johnson Emm Davis Ridgeville Johnson Norfolk Davis L. T. Lawia John Lee John Welby Lee Halltown Ae If A. M Point of Rocks M.R. Etchison Jefferson Eilen M. Johnson East Street Quinn A. M. E Laboring Sons Cemetery A. T. Riced& Song Jobs Bares John Barnes Kemptown General Nausey

Purely Personal Fleumat Paragraphs Abost Fm

Miss Juliet Donald on East Patrick street visits friends in Baltimore. Mr James E Bork of the Park Hotel returns from Niagara. J A Grumbine returns from Thurmont. Myrtle Rhoderick of East Fourth street visits Nettye Mor wood. Lillie Tyson of East Patrick street visits Lottie Pyles in Barnesville. Mary D Miller of Brecon Pa visits J S Tarbee on East Second street. Marie and Margaret Oliogax on East Patrick street spend weeks at Ocean City Md. Cleve Burnett of Oliveland Ohio returns after visiting Otho Keller on West Church street. Beate of East Third street leaves Contentille for Atlantic City or Richmond. Mrs D H Weaver of Coatesville Pa visits her parents Mr and Mrs M A Ward on West Patrick street.

Juliet Donald East Patrick Street Baltimore James E. Bork the Park Hotel Niagara J. A Grumbine Thurmont Misa Myrtle Rhoderick East Fourth Street Misa Nettye Morwood Airy Lillie Tyson Third Street Contentille Atlantic Rte Rady Richmond Ansherman East Third St D. H. Weaver Coatesville M. A. Ward West Patrick Street

Work on Bridge Began at Reich's Ford Monocacy

Bridge construction over the Monocacy at Reich's Ford progresses with plans for piers and center stage next week. Also notes Miss Closilds Wright of Liberty recovering from typhoid fever. public notices include a medical remedy advertisement for Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company.

Reich’s Ford New Closilds Wright Liberty California Fig Syrup Company

Fifteenth annual Talbot County pageant begins at Eas

A colorful fifteenth arava l exubicine opens in Eas with crowds, noting efforts by Northern Cumrcation of 126 Bivcese of Escronts and events in North Sassafras parish. Reports mention Mrs Frank Marehil infant death, and various democracy events arranging state appeals. a Maryland county appropriation of $5.0 for immigrant depots. Deaths include Miss Virgie M Taylor by suicide at Ada Link home in Baltimore, and Rev A C Toomsar’s father Mr Adam Thompson death in Lonaconing. Edward Lynch of Trenton falls from cliff near Cumberland toward canal. rescued and hospitalized. Winder Knitting Mills in Hagerstown votes to raise capital to $12,000. capacity up to 100,000 hosiery pairs daily. 150 workers. Ira Woleslagie dies after fall near Connellsville while boarding a pilot. train crew remove the pilot but he dies.

Talbot Gondy Eas Escronts Setugis Sassafras Parish Frank Marehil Elaroate Allegany County Fuchabees Scottard Adam Thompson A. C. Toomsar Lonaconing Caroline County Barber Edward Lynch Trenton N.J Cunberlands Lee Perfort

Salvation Army Camp Meetings At Mount Airy Engage Thousands

Mount Airy hosts Salvation Army camp meetings with nightly services and a stereopticon show highlighting global work and American social efforts. Adjutant Joseph Kemp speaks. a Salvation Army wedding for Captain Susie Turner and Captain Wm. Guard is planned with Major Jenkins officiating.

Mount Airy Salvationists America Joseph Kemp Jones Sisters Salvation Army Susie Turner Minneapsus Wm. Guard Philadelphia Jenkins Howell Bertiman Wilkesbarre Annie Hopkins Mary White Hattie Simms Jennie Keller Wheeling W.va Boyd Ensign Gifford Washington, D. C Huntingdon Psa New York Milea South Africa

Misionary Society To Meet In Mt Pleasant Area

Local notes from Mt Pleasant SEW MARKET WALKERSVILLE and Pension items report community events. The Missionary Society of the Reformed church plans its regular monthly meeting on Sunday evening September 3. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Fredericksburg York Road Baltimore and Philadelphia. A pension of 62 dollars per month is granted to John W Butler of Churchville.

John W. Butler Church i

Campaign Plans and Democratic Club Formation in County

Plans for campaign activity outline Democratic organizing in the county. Meetings in Ilovlak to set primary dates, with clubs forming in Adamstown and other towns. Charles Doll’s Republican HQ at Court and Patrick streets rents for the coming campaign. Jacb M. Newman notes readiness to mobilize once conventions set. Democrats seek unity, district clubs, and registration focus amid a countywide push.

Buller’s Casualties Reported Amid August 7 Action

Buried in noisy dispatches from the front the report lists fourty wounded and casualties among Butler's troops as they engage near Aggist. The scene is described with terse casualty figures and ongoing fighting, reflecting the toll of the day.

Social and picnic events at Mountville and New London

A pleasant social at the residence of W Z Rehushers Mountville Thursday evening featured varied games and socializing amid a large turnout. A Sunday school picnic at Central M P church near New London Saturday August 25 included Woodsboro Band music led by Prof Geo Ed Smith and an address by Rev Dr Little with recitations and an organ recital. Breeding Belgian hares by Frank Main on West Sixth Street notes Flemish Giants and recent arrivals from the West.

Dr. Little Baltimore White Woodsboro Smith Frank Main West Sixth Street

Frederick Select Orchestra Heads to Dances and Tournament

The Frederick Select Orchestra left this afternoon for Dickerson Station in Montgomery county to furnish music for a dance and tomorrow perform at Clopper's Station near Washington for a tournament.

Frederick Dickerson Station Montgomery County Clopper’s Station Washington

Funerals for Lakin Bushey Hendry Williams Held in Frederick

Funeral services for John Franklin Lakin, a Jefferson district resident, were held August 1 at Reformed church with Rev. H.F Dillmar preaching. Survived by sister Miss Battie and brothers Charles of Missouri and Dr. Hamilton of Boonsboro. Interment at St Oliver cemetery. pallbearers listed. M. R. Etchison funeral director. Virginia Bushey funeral followed in Frederick with services at residence and at Mt Olivet cemetery. honorary pallbearers named. Lu ferment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. W. H. B. Etchison directed. Jane E Hendry Williams funeral today at 10 am from residence on South Market Street. services by Rev. B. W. Switzer and Rev. J.H. Wilbite. Mt Olivet interment. pallbearers named. W. H. B. Etchison director.

John Franklin Lakin Jefferson District Reformed Church Jefferson H.F Dllmar Miss Battie Charles Missiouri Hamilton Boonsboro Washington County Luther Schaff E. J. Stockman Isaac Brosbaker Wom. Figgins Franklin Feaster David Grimes Bt. Oliver Cemetery M. R. Etchison Virginia Bushey Baltimore Frederick Frank Mantz Clarke Place Luther Kuhlman Col D. Q. Winebrewer Manassas Grove D.F. McKenney M. E. Getzendanner W. T. Mullinix Elmer Keefer Mt. Olivet

Republican Central Committee Meets in Grand Jury Room Saturday

Local political notices set out a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee to convene in the grand jury room on Saturday morning, September 1 at 11 o'clock with George A. Pearce expected to attend and a fall turnout urged. Also mentions Labor Day events and a Republican Campaign Club gathering August 30.

Republican County Central Committee Grand Jury Room George A. Pearce E.A. Margell Patrick and Brewery's Alley Doll's Cafe Thoreday

Land of Plenty Promises Fresh Produce and Peaches

The market shows abundant vegetables and fruit with higher egg prices and a robust supply. Peaches dominate demand as baskets rise in price, while cucumbers and other fruit hold steady. John B. Sparks' Old Reliable Virginia Shows will visit Frederick on September 3, offering a notable trained-animal exposition at a 25 cent gate, 10 cents for children.

John BH. Sparks Virginia Frederick America

Railroad plan delays dividends for terminal upgrades

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad filed it in the suit to distribute earnings citing risk and the need to fund more than 1,000,000 for new terminals and to eliminate grace crowings in Washington.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Weenie Com Cashington Grace Crowings Washingon

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