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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
4
The readable text is garbled but mentions a dated Eastory entry and various names. It references a film or pageant and a list of attendees or participants with unclear roles. No clear event, location, or outcome is discernible from the fragmented OCR segment.
Public sale announcements and various listings appear for today including Mrs M J Merchant at Cac Lose 203 N Market St Tecrare Mrs Bill Bools Books Shipley Bopat Christmas Opentox Miss Poole Beagte Lost 49 W Second Se lamps G O Carty Raglans Henry Wineberg Sample Shoes Sewing Machines A L Eader Christmas Neidig Miller John Bendrickson.
Local society notes report visitors and residents in Frederick with mentions of C. F. Markell of Baltimore, J. M. Corbett of Hegerstown, Dr. Thomas Williamson, and others. Attendance at Grand Lodge, University Extension lectures, and a Ten Nights in a Barroom revival are noted along with a market quotations update from J. E. W. Batgett.
A Yale tide Bazaar opens amid a Watts and Boots styled hall with Confederate decor and portraits of Lee Jackson and Fitzhugh Lee. The scene features a drawing room setting, ornate booths, dolls court, king cakes, and a candy booth as the Frederick Seilec Orchestra plays. proceeds support the chapter’s benevolent work. The Yale event is followed by the Gas San American Minstrels at the City Opera House, praised for singing, dancing, and a wire-walking performance.
Breeders of Jersey cattle meet December 13 at the Carrollton Hotel Baltimore to organize an association. The constitution aims to unite breeders, foster cordial cooperation, advance interests, promote sound breeding principles, produce superior cattle, and spread knowledge of Jersey stock across the state.
A Maryland meeting in Baltimore on the Frederick Board of Health proposal to exclude children from school when a family member has typhoid fever. Dr Fulton and Dr O'Donovan favored keeping children in school with careful measures, while differing views on disease transmission were discussed.
News items report a sequestered sentence in Baltimore, lawsuits against Cumberland by widows of sewer deaths, planned Moon exploration, potential Clare shops by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Northern Diocese meeting in Easton, Private George F Thomas's burial, Abraham Claude noted former Annapolis mayor anniversary, Baltimore City School Board creates teacher training school and kindergarten plans, a smallpox scare near Pinto Allеgany county, Mrs Margaret Shipley will probate in Hagerstown, and estate valued around $100 000 left to seven children with church and school bequests.
Obituaries and funeral notices from Wolfsville to Shippensburg summarize deaths including Jacob Williams aged about 456 years, Mrs Mary Augustus McLean, William Browning, Mrs Lucy Gartrell, Miss Lida Aughinbaugh, Mrs Rose Bowles, Frederick Bowman, and related services, survivors, and pallbearers. Includes a murder case abandonment of Edward Barnes and an advertisement for Syrup of Figs.
Prof A S Johnewe outlines how a 10000 annual appropriation funds the Maryland Geological Survey highway division. The unit offers free preliminary road surveys, cost estimates, plans, and supervision to counties and landowners, prioritizing economical construction and better highway conditions without altering county systems. In Harford and Prince George counties, results are praised.
The President will today appoint George Von L Myer as ambassador to Italy. The report notes formalizing the post with honors while the background text references a disrupted line and unclear safety details in Paris.
A Gloucester schooner named Mars Brows was reused and wrecked. chickens were stolen from William Ledbertz at East Toird Street. Police report thieves broke into the home and took poultry, with the incident occurring yesterday.
Local notices advertise lectures by Mrs Elia Boole at City Hall and a Christmas opening by Miss Georgie A Poole. Promotions include Baltimore & Ohio railroad holiday fares, reduced excursion tickets, and royal blue train service. Also mentions sales on books, jewelry, clothing, carpets, and a nut selections bazaar with dining.
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