Notable 19th Century Figures and a Philippine Territory Ruling
Highlights from history include St Francis Xavier baptizing over a thousand converts, General Richard Montgomery's death at Quebec, Dom Pedro II's imperial rise and 47 year rule ending by coup, Jay Gould's death, and a 1901 Supreme Court ruling declaring Philippine Islands as American territory for tariff purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Xavier
Indies
China
Richard Montgomery
Quebec
Dom Petro
Dom Fedro
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Paris
Pedro Li
Louis Napoeon
Jay Gould
New York City
Roxbury
N. Y
United States Supreme Court
Philippine Islands
Reader alert for irregular newspaper receipts
The News requests prompt reporting of any irregularity in paper receipt. Readers are urged to inform the office of discrepancies in delivery or missing issues to ensure timely correction and service reliability.
The Weeky News Preview and Ad Deadlines
The Weeky News announces a twelve page issue with wide Frederick city and county circulation. Advertisers are urged to submit copy by Wednesday 5 p.m. for new ads and 12 p.m. for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Alleged Assault on Civil War Veteran at Groff House
Oscar Orum, Civil War veteran, was reportedly struck in an outbuilding at the Groff House in the early hours. He suffered a scalp wound and concussion, received care at the Junior engine house and Montene for treatment, and a warrant was sworn for Thomas Penn who is alleged to have attacked him, though authorities await further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Orum
Groff
Orum
Market Street
Burck
Montene
Oram
Eckstein
Plans for New Sanitary Dept at North Market School
Messrs Duntrow Boblits Keefer Hendrickson Ordeman Rodock Dili and Getzendamer presented plans for a new sanitary department at the North Market street school. Prepared by Woaley Haltzell the two story brick structure would sit behind the main building about seven feet away and connect by a railway. Estimated cost around 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Duntrow
E. J. Boblits
Harry O. Keefer
J. D. Hendrickson
Daniel T. Ordeman
George S. Rodock
J. J. Dili
M. E. Getzendamer
Board of County Commissioners
North Market Street
Woaley Haltzell
Baltzell
Improvements at Catholic rectory and local construction
The first story of the Catholic rectory is up and windows are in. Work on the second story is underway with activity resumed after rain. Grace Reformed church work progresses and towers give a churchly appearance. Bowers Lumber Company now in use with large timber storage. Chester Remp renovates a South Market street orange shop and plans a new front and second story. Forty Western Union linemen began stringing wires between Baltimore and Cumberland, starting at Hagerstown, led by M. L. Shriver of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Bowers Lumber Company
Chester Remp
South Market Street
Western Union
Baltimore
Gumberland
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Siecrician
M. L. Shriver
Market Quotations From Eastern Milling and Export Company
Today’s market quotes include Queensland oats and wheat figures in barrels and bushels. The record lists prices for No 2 red wheat at 63 cents per bushel and oats at 16 to 118 dollars per ton, with various shelling costs and exchange notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Qld Coors
Coston
Dedication of the Frederick Masonic Temple Ceremony
The Frederick Masonic Temple was dedicated at 2 pm by Gen. Thomas J. Shryock Grand Master of Maryland with a procession and an ode. The ceremony featured a corn offering and a formal address praising the temple as a monument to Masonry virtue and benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thomas J. Shryock
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Shryock
Baltimore
Addreen
Asid
Grand Lodge Ceremony Dedication At Temple Assembly
Master John M. Carter and officers of the Grand Lodge presided as Colambia and Tiynch Lodges joined in a temple dedication. Ritual words invoked Ishovah Saint John and universal benevolence amid prayers, anthems, and choral parting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Carter
Grand Lodge
James RB. Brewer
A. Frank Gilbert
D. C. Isaacs
Wm. M. Issaca
Dr. Avery
Rev. Meory Branch
A. J. Carr
Graham Dukehart
W. H Nicholson
The
Masonic Temple Association
Shryock
Geo Ed. Smith
Dan
Reception by Mizpan Chapter at Masonic Temple
Tonight at seven o clock a reception will be held in the banquet hall of the Masonic Temple. The event is in charge of the ladies of Mizpan Chapter No 9 Order of the Eastern Star and features Motter Wilbur H Duvall Grayton E Bowere Joseph W Ju Carty Horace Zacharias.
Mrs D C Winebrener Dead in This City
Mrs Winebrener wife of Gen D C Winebrener died at 11 16 this morning at her Court Square home after a long illness. A longtime resident she leaves a husband three children and two sisters. She served on the boards of the All Saints Orphanage and the Home for the Aged and was highly active in church and social circles. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebscoa Winebrener
Gol
Winebrener
Court
David
Susan Markey
Tirtenda
Ife
All Salute’ Orphanage
Home For the Aged
Personal Notices From Baltimore Friends And Visitors
Purely personal items detail Mra. 8. 8. Maynardia in Baltimore visiting friends while Mr. McChontook Young, Mr. Arthur D. Willard, and others travel to Washington on business. Names include John A. Markell, Joseph D. Baker, Charles Rows Jr, Brooke Boyle, Noah E. Cramer, Ralston Goldsborough, Miss Mary Helen Howe, Miss Ethyl Four, Miss Alice Martin. Unity Concert Company to perform at City Opera House December 8 as YMCA entertainment. reader Horr noted among stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynardia
Baltimore
McChontook Young
Washington
Arthur D. Willard
D. C
Brooke Boyle
Liblertytown
F. L. Stoner
Noah E. Cramer
Montgomay County
Unity Concert Company
City Opera House
Y. M. O. A. Couraé
Misa Horr
Masonic Temple Dedication Ceremony Report
Brethren of Columbia and Lynch lodges oversee a new Masonic Temple project. Grand Lodge officers, architect Grayson E. Bowers, and a large reception committee celebrate, with remarks from Bowers and a distinguished lineup of trustees and judges. Musical and instrumental performances accompany the dedication event.
Fitchaugh Les Chapter to Convene for Annual Bannitions
The Daughter of the Confederacy reports a quarterly Fitchaugh Les Chapter U D O meeting on Thursday afternoon in meeting rooms. Members will nominate for Tint i for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchaugh Les
U D O
Tinti
Dec Bargains and Bank Ledger Fragments in Frederick
A mixed page shows a December sale ad with discounted fabrics and garments alongside a bank ledger snippet from Farmers' Exchange in Maryland. The ad lists prices on silk, taffeta, and wool skirts and coats, and features Christmas buying at a Frederick store with broad price cuts and daily staples like flour and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDI
Miller
Blaak &Ilke
Christuias
Christmas sales and bowling clash at Walters alley
Ss Marys Chapter of Al Saints Epis copal Guild hosts Christmas fairs in the Sunday school room with novelties cakes and candy for sale. A bowling match pits Frazier’s Diamond Bowling Team against Walter’s Chesapeake Bowling Team at Walters Bowling alley with a $15 prize for the winning team. Also notices for a mechanical drawing scholarship sale and a Woodmen meeting. A City Hotel eye examination with frame sale announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue
Enstate E.Y. Goldsborough
City Opera House
M.O
Walter’s Alleys
St. Mary
Moser
Rodock
Ss. Mary’s Chapter
al Saints Episcopal Guild
Frazier
Walter
Walters Bowling Alley
North Market Shest
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the Daily News
BP. M
Washsaton
Dac
Sam
Tos News
Maryland
W.L. Moors
Weather Bureau
the Weekly News
Fee
Masonic Temple
D. C. Winkebrener
Ralston Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Bebigh University
South Boethlshem
Mary Helen Howe
New York
F. Howe
Brookland
D.D
Harry
Howe
Ethyl Four
Kamptown
Alice Martin
J. O. Stoneburner
Entow Place
Brethren of Columbia and
Lynch
Grayson EB. Bowers
Baring
Rssk
T. Orieman
Ralph R Bowers
Emory L. Coblentz
Joseph W. L. Carty
Francia T. Rhodes
Charles
P. Hendrickson
Peter L. Hargett
Robert ©. Nicodemos
Shafer L. Rhoads
Prof
Bion Firestone
W. Nash Young
Jacob Rohrbisk
Adolphus Fearbake
B.S J. Darrow
A. LeRoy McC
Baker
Estohelder
Swan
John Hendrickson
Teierbona Wall
Citizens’ National Bank Brick
State of
Mar
Phau
Niskais
Uss
Ganital
G. Zimahaan
G. Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
Atten Tae Mosherry
Thomas HE Halles
John S. Rambburg
Farmers’ Exchange
Parsnn
Jd Onn
Neidig & Miller
Academy of the Visitation
Fr. Dillon
Clinton & Main
Olinton E. Mal
Aduate Pharmacist
B. Sappington
United States
England
France
Germany
Japan
Chiis
North Market
L. BE. Mullinex
AMAS
Wever
L. BE. Mullgnts
Roduce A
Bi & Dupes
A. T. Rios & Sox
North Market Btrery
Vrederick, MD
Frederick County Telephonas
Thomasb
Rick
East Fourth
Frederick County
D. H
Smith
London
WM. C. Boteler
N. Market St
Petermar
Franklin Street
J Joreph W. Gayer
uSca
Nicodemus
North Market Sthery
U. St. Spurrier
Oz Adantl
Alter 8. Reeder
Frederick, MD
Aarl
L. Duteow
Frederick. MD
William H. Ramsbarr
Somer Market
Third Streets
West Churcb Street
Remington
Palmetto Fibre Co
Dices KR
Fire Place
Patrickr St
CLIFS
Daily News
A. EB. Gauze
Lake
Lake’ Optical Oc
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Epward James
Taner
West Patrick Street
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