Notable figures and events in a noisy 19th century clipping
A fragmented Daily News clipping notes the deaths of Henry Laurens a statesman in Charleston and William Vanderbilt in New York, mentions Joel Chandler Harris and Sloane Lee, plus a cathedra burned at Santiago and a United Council of the Catholic Church. It also lists an elderly figure Weebing and a snowstorm in western states, with a brief line about a lost Ring and a notice from the news office dated December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custon
Bern Wiestsoren
Siess
Det-Herry Laurens
Charlestom
Joel Chandler Harris
W. A. Fanuee
Bateston
Sentiago
Dar
Catholic Ecumenical Council
Varnen
Pleasant Parephone About Those Who Come and Go
Miss Lottie Wagner of Baltimore visits the family of Bir Charles Baumgardner. J R McSherry of this city travels to Hagerstown on local business. Mr and Mrs William D Haugh return from a visit to their son in Littlestown Pa. Charles E Haller was in Washington yesterday. Alma visits Mrs Herner near Frederick. Taylor Heffron visits friends in the city from Hagerstown. Robert Adler of West Fifth street visits Washington DC. Augustus Smith and son Clarence visit Grove’s Lime Kilns family, then return home. Frank Mitchell leaves for Hanover Junction to take a cigar factory position. Mrs Dorothy Stall of Mountain Dale visits sister Mrs Haine on North Market Street. Mrs Julian Miller of Hansonville visits daughter Mrs Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Wagner
Baltimore
Charles Baumgardner
J. R. McSherry
Hagerstown
William D. Haugh
West Patrick Street
Littestown
Chas. E. Haller
Washington
Alma
Herner
Frederick
Taylor Heffron
Robert Adler
West Fifth Street
Washington, D.C
Augustus Smith
Clarence
Patrick Florey
Grove
Frank Mtchell
Hanover Junction
Dorothy Stall
Mountain Dale
Haine
North Market Street
Julian Miller
Hansonville
Haines
Bustling Local Notes Spark Curio In 19th Century Daily
A jumble of brief items covers incidents from Market Street coal wagon scares to local labor tales. Capt M A Tappan buys land by the Potomac for a potential summer hotel. a Frederick Lime Works restart follows a pause. hog losses rise as hog chasers work the Wolfsville neighborhood. Smedner finger injury at a sausage grinder adds a kitchen mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
David Freshour
East Fifth
M. A. Tappan
Washington
R.E Sedlman
Monocscy
Potomac
Captain Tappan
Loese
John Sneadner
Liberty
Frederick City
Okie Rauread Machine Shops
Si Maertins
John Smiday
Yesterday's Hote Arrivals and Listings
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list names guests and origins including Philadelphia Delphia Harrisbare Virginia and Beeptryst Washington county with counts from Uke county and the city. Other names include Greenbaum J. Emith Bal I Sweerey and Bellance Virginia with 12 from Uke county and 13 from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashin Horse
H Sinzie
Delphia
Picken Hsllover
Patillos
Greenaum
Emith
Bal i Sweerey
Bellance
Uke
Geerr Hote
Davis J. Markey
Beeptryst
Washington County
Emits
Beston
Mass
Hunter shoots young deer near Liberty
Last Thursday a careless hunter shot a young deer belonging to Mr Oliver P. Vansant near Liberty in the hind leg from a watch. It died shortly after. Hunters should be more careful how and where they shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Vansant
Near Liberty
Wa'ch
Fashions Faibles A New Guard Against Cold
A period fashion note describes black and white hats with velvet, ribbons, and feathers, plus a velvet jacket with astrakan trim. It discusses shallow brim styles, bows, rosettes, and fur trims, noting comfort measures like wool tights for outdoor wear and aging sealskin trends fading. The piece blends critique and style guidance for winter attire.
The Great Sefton to Appear at Opera House Monday
The Great Sefton and his vaudeville company from Cairo Worlds Fair will perform at the Opera House Monday evening December 18. The 25 member troupe presents Cristabella with new scenery costumes and music. Mary B Deagie, famed abroad, leads the cast in the stylish program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sefton
Cairo
Opera
Lordon
Mary B Deagie
Cance
Green Goods Letter Sent To Frederick Restaurant Keeper
Mr. Charles E. Baller, a Frederick restaurant keeper, received a lengthy missive from Green goods men of New York City yesterday. The letter urged him to purchase their goods and detailed how to obtain them and the price. It is the second such spam in two years targeting Frederick citizens, previously sent to Mr. Lewis Mehriing, who likewise received a similar letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Goods
Charles E. Baller
New York City
Haller
Lewis Mehriing
Letters From The People A Gr ace To The City
A reader recounts a chaotic scene at the North Market Street school after news of a teacher’s resignation. Pupils fear a three day vacation as the room’s dilapidated furnishings and barn doors symbolize hardships of schooling, while the writer argues for perseverance and reverence for history and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News
North Market Street
Examiner
Bis
Faust
Lfe
Maryland
Lord Balimore
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick
Literary Society Meetings Highlight December Events
The Philomathian Literary Society plans a mock Congress with a reform term as members meet at Rev Inge on Record Street. Miss Diehl shines in readings at Dr. Wm Johnson’s home as the Lesbian Society of the Y Woman's College schedules its weekly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis Diehl
Wm. C. Johnson
Inge
Record Street
Philomathesn Literary Society
Lesbian Literary Society
Y Woman’s College
Law's Grip on Four Larceny Cases
Four defendants Hunt Tyler Francis Snowden John Ranels and Mamie Zedricks faced felonious stealing charges over waste taken from Pennsylvanian Railroad car wheel bores on December 4 1893. Tyler and Snowden were acquitted while Ranels and Zedricks were held for Grand Jury action in bonds of 50 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Tyler
Francis Snowden
John Ranels
Mamie Zedricks
Sil Colored
Justice Turner
Pennsylvants Railroad Company
Tyler
Snosden
Ranels
Zedricks
The Good Templars Wednesday Evening Session Memorial Service
The Good Templars held a crowded Wednesday evening session at 7 15 with a memorial for Grand Marshal Wao, who died during the Grand Lodge year. Speakers eulogized the deceased as hymns were sung and prayers offered by Revs Browning and Letterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao
Mr. Fowler
Clarence Dempsey
Grand Lodge
Aune
G. W. Walker
D. H. Browning
A. Letterman
M. Fartisg
C. J. Burdette
J.L. Esmes
B. H. Bowmar
Frank I. Lewis
James Peddicord
Charles
S Silon
Worhy Grand Lodge
Meesra
G. W.tyson
J.J. Brelferd
Rice
J.P.L Storm
C. Bardette
Browningsville
G. Conn
D .L. Browning
Elicott Cley
G. V.R. Biss
Jencie Waters
Galthereburg
David
Tragic Fire Accident Claims Hitle Child
A three year old boy of Mrs. and Mrs. Wm Jacobs near Ijamsville died after his clothing caught fire while unattended in the yard. His burns were severe and he died around two this morning despite Dr Mullinix’s efforts. The mother had gone to wash clothes. another child alerted her. The family is tied to Eugene Haffner of West Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jacobs
Ijamsville
Jacobs
Dames
Mullinix
Urbana
Jacob
Eugene Haffner
West Patrick Street
Dancing Night at Hephathorean Club in Pleasant Hop
The Hephathorean Dancing Association held a large, successful ball in Junior Hall last evening. Burk's orchestra played fine music as the crowd danced into the small hours. Notable attendees included Alisa Smith and Lotte Wagner among others. the club shows thriving activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephathorean Dancing Association
Electtrc Yichts
Burk
Charles Linz
Christmas Church Services and Endowment Events
Christmas services are planned at St Mark's Petersville and Luke's Pleasant Valley with Holy Communion and December 24 observances. Rev Edward Helfesstein serves as rector. A special 7 30 pm anniversary service at Sainta Episcopal Church is led by Rev Str Clampet with admission for all. Mt Vernon CLB Sabbath service and Liberty M P and M E churches schedule Christmas rites on December 23 and 29 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Petersville
At. Luke's
Pleasant Valley
Edward T. Helfesstein
Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
W. L. Rice
Freederick
Sissees
Mamie
Carrie
May Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Captain Casteil
Drur Bill Park
AL Sainta’ Episcopal Church
al Sainte
St Andrew
Str. Clampet
St. Peter’s Church
Lotus Glee Club Appears at City Hall in Frederick
A Boston Lotus Glee Club performed at City Opera House before Frederick audiences under the YMCA committee, delivering encores and refined solo work. William A. Raymond led tenor pieces with clear, youthful voice while Minnie Marshall impressed as reader and performer. The program featured Barrie and Wigglesworth selections, with multiple encores and praise for ensemble harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Frederick
Lotus Glee Club
Boston
City Opera House
Wm A. Raymond
Clarence M. Collins
Charles
Minnie Marshall
F. J. Smith
Elizabeth Barret Browning
Duchess May
Leland
Powers
Liga Siershall
Sr. Reymond
Robyn
Frederick Music
Jovera
Raymond
Braham
Wagner
Chopin
Asill
Aliss Afarshail
J. M. Barrie
Barrie
Annetsfetty
Kate Wigelo
New England
Eucthor
Diss Alursheu
Lye
Sir Smith
Nene
Messrs. Colling
Lewis
Gary
Tom
F. J. Dmita
Kentucky
Sisrzhail
H. M. Byers
Pat
Alvis
Jolly Jeakins
Ivan
Kacken
Maly
Mr. Davis
Northcote
Dungsi
The Work of Death Ephraim Hiteshew
Mr. Ephraim Hiteshew of Chambersburg died Wednesday morning. Born 1818 in Uniontown Maryland, he worked in Taceytown Ringgold and McKinstry's Mills before moving to Ringgold Maine in 1950. John Bussard near Manor church died last Sunday at TL years. Funeral Sunday at Lutheran Church Middle town. burial in church graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim Hiteshew
Ephraim Hitashew
Chambersberg
Uniontown
Carroll County
Taceytown
Baltimore
McKinstry’s Mills
Ringgold
Washington County
John Bussard
A. G. Bark
Lutheran Curch
Middletown
Befton vaudeville tour reaches Frederick December 11
Lefton’s high class vaudeville company continues a successful tour with crowds at every stop. The show, described as highly entertaining, will be presented in Baltimore nightly and arrives in Frederick on December 11 offering local residents a chance to see the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Befton
Lefton
Frederick
Baltimore
Honcea
Coats at Unteara Price Closeout Sale Offer
M Cllinis and Kame N EB advertise a closing out sale at reduced prices. The ad touts cheap coats now available, urging readers to seize the opportunity before stock ends.
Local Tailor and Feed Store Ad Mixes Services
An old newspaper snippet shows Papa's Pants and Meats Quick Work ad lines. Lewis B Adams at 6 Bentz Street offers satisfactory gentlemen's clothing repair. Westways stocks hay wheat and rye straw and delivers chopped feed citywide. Matt, Office 22 East Pan Street, invites calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Willie
Lewis B. Adams
Bentz Street
Westways
Matt
East Pan Street
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Carent Communications
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Mt. Airy
J. Lee Simmons
West Third Ctrest
Carlisie
Wartinsbarz
Blartinehire
Meili Us
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Frederick, Md
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Barsepai
Hona
Los
Ry RE Model
Satourdat
Jon Hannsjoxsox
FV. Staub
Cotediy
Murdir
Geist
Anorhitta
Monn
Henry Hetat
Gettysburg
Emanuel Mann
Booth Mountain
George Reese
Helst
Girty Daya
Reese
James BE. Walker
A. E. Walker & CO
Jambh RE
Valere & OC
M Cllinis
Kame
Buodogce & Nerdig
Stevers
Rodock & Meedig
A.T. Rige
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Marert Steew
Onlis
Te. Marsidly
John A. Kennedy
Youn A. Kennedy
R. L. Harley
R.L. Harley
Walt
Gem
City Hotel
Plance
Wm.b. Fammack
C. Edw
Cragan
Szout
B. B. Bladkston
ROVER
B. H. BuIiros
N. Market Street
G. E. Cline & GO. C
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