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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1897
Page
3
A scattered column of curiosities and quick notes on culture, science, and society. Snippets include guesses about Christmas colors, soprano warmth, a tip on milk and vinegar, and musings on education for women, localization of taxes, and New Zealand suffrage.
Local observers report Mr BR M Hawkens of Hage and Miss Florence Wolfe in town on visits to Pittsburgh. Mr Howard King is recovering, Mr Dotrow remains active in the arch list, and Mr Pareona Miller now of Baltimore plans a return. Mrs L A Hager attends Mrs Davis's funeral in Cumberland. canal activity noted with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal nearing end of boating season in 1897.
The Key Monument Association held its monthly meeting at the Y M C A with large attendance. The program committee, led by Mira A L Eadur, announced plans for a June 14 1908 unveiling featuring a civic and military parade and a grand procession under Major E Y Goldsborough as grand marshal. The United States president may attend, adding prestige to the event.
The December Baptist union meeting was held at Frenklin Square Baptist Church in Baltimore. Rev. 8 W Cole, formerly of Ubaries town West Virginia, was installed as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Hagerstown. Rev. Hhasa Foott Morrison died at 1516 East Biddle Street Baltimore at age 28. The German Baptist Brethren of Manor Washington County elected Roger Coffman and Emmett Rowland as ministers by ballot and they were installed by Rev. Zil Yourtes of Brownevilla.
The New Market Literary Club met in Ram mond Hall on the evening of the 8th with Mrs. John Newton Maynard presiding and Miss Adelaide Sponceller reading the roll. Attendance was fair due to bad weather. two candidates were elected to fall membership as plans were made to meet again on Friday the 10th.
A subscription offer for Whexrr News or a year of access is promoted as a perfect Christmas gift priced at 68.00 per year or 1.00 per issue in advance. The canal project led by Captain Brice, United States forces, will proceed this month with game association support to safeguard young fish. Fishermen report thousands of young hatches entering the canal since its last cleanup, with planned thorough work before holidays.
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Emme Shul z a young servant testified before Magistrate White on charges against three local men alleging assault near Fourth Street between West Court and West Second. Warrants issued for all three. two released on $1000 bond and the third at $2500 for further hearing Monday next. The girl stated the incident occurred after a church service and involved a mob of youths, though some details couldn't be corroborated by others present.
Mita Cora Uiz returns home after weeks on Eastern Shore Maryland and Baltimore City. Mrs William’s window displays fall decor admired by all. Allen Katlo Nichole’s mother Afra reports a short absence. he returns to Baltimore. The Baltimore church held holy communion with Rev G I Farring, who left for Baltimore and Philadelphia on a visit. J Frank Zimmerman’s house painted light green enhances curb appeal. Bishop S H Utz traveled from Virginia for routine duties, arriving in time for Sunday services. Weather hindered hog butchering and rabbit hunting, leaving muddy roads. Rev W E Woolf preached at Trinkly M E Church, sharing a meal with Mr P Wood. Many hogs killed nearby on Monday. Property transactions include Calvin Zimmernaman et al to Noah E Cramer in Burrowick for $1,000 and E N Z Bahrman et al to Robaun for 6 1/2 acres at $1,000, plus J Frank Long trustee transfer in Charles & Fink area for 60 acres and 2 rooms valued at $48,580.
The anniversary smoker of Francie Boots Roy Connell No 480 U A M will follow the regular meeting this evening. The event is expected to be a delightful affair after the meeting wraps up around eight oclock.
Hymeneal tidings report the wedding of Miss Hebecca Dosnes Snonfer to Mr. Lir Aabton Bavuffer at Waverlay the home of Mr and Mrs George Moonffer this evening at 6 o clock. The notice notes hospital star Adam Etchelberger and B V Buckey illness, with Buckey unable to travel to Frederick before the holidays.
Mr John Grombloe a well known carpenter celebrated the sixth anniversary of his birth yesterday by a hard day’s work. Friends of Uncle Johnny extended many happy returns and best wishes on his birthday in this small community notice.
The executive committees of Cole's Cavalry scheduled a banquet at Wagner's Gres Aunes Baltimore on January 10, marking the anniversary of the Battle of London Heights Virginia.
Fragmentary OCR shows Mr Thomas Here wood purchasing a residence on Washington Court Street for 14000 while other names and items appear as stray fragments about bakery work, court recess, and pharmacy legislation. The readable facts include the purchase price and location.
An article discusses the fifth annual meeting of the Maryland State Firemen's Association, weighing the shift from volunteer to paid departments. It argues against centralized paid chiefs, warns of loss of enthusiasm, and favors preserving volunteer fire service with strategic conferences between company foremen. The piece cites insurance interests and urges protection of volunteer spirit while noting local pork prices.
John Pablo Bones will take his band from Mustetene to Kerope for the new year tour. The trip spans four towns weeks with departure from New Tort Wet on May 8 and ends in September. The opening performance will be held in January.
An electric car traveling from Frederick to Midgetown overturned near a railroad crossing injuring passengers. A woman aboard Mrs Jason Mattur sustained injuries as flames burned faces while the car’s door and top opened amid a crowd’s scramble. President Smith was present and assisted at the scene as passengers escaped.
Fragmented OCR reveals an announced Thursday evening gathering with secretary Leumett to be charged. A board meeting was planned with Cytua Whonna to give a special talk at the men’s morning session, and a theatre convention set for January 29 near Avecdstrom, details unclear.
The mayor and council of Rockville urge residents to stall the passage of electric and water rate increases. They warn higher costs will burden patrons and strain utility finances as authorities consider next steps and potential funding needs.
Mr EB L Bobite of the County School Commissioners calls for a meeting to arrange a teacher program. The session will be at the City Opera House on December 20, 22, 28 and 4. The article also notes Mr Wichard E Zimmerman purchasing stock from Mr G L Lamert and planning a move to Utica to run a store room.
Reports from revival services at BE Carmel Church and Simpson's Chapel conclude with strong attendance and good reception. Exhibits at the National Poultry and Pigeon Association show Maryland and Baltimore interest. Obituaries note John Henry Adame and Edward Koonts. Daughters of the Confederacy in Maryland form a new division meeting in Baltimore. A barn belonging to Danhild Foley in Howard County is partially destroyed by fire.
Local Buslocta Men's Association meets Friday at eight. Our Handsome Store shows holiday displays with rugs in many styles and fabrics. A noted display includes three new portieres and a line of gifts not kept elsewhere aimed at holiday shoppers. The New Carpet House presents seasonal decor and quality fabrics for presents.
Gertrude Jeems a colored woman is arrested by Officer Abrecht for fighting with a woman named Sarah Lucas. Jeems claims Lucas attacked her with a broomstick and the case is set for a magistrate hearing. Mr Overt Urnin, Democratic supervisor for Baltimore city, forwards to Governor Lowndes a campaign plan to prevent bribery in elections.
Fragmented OCR lists a Christmas shop on North Market Street with jewelry, watches, and plated goods. It promotes a holiday display, offers a female help wanted ad, and teases giveaways including a doll, cushion, pitcher, mandolin, and a crickety prize for purchases. Multiple shop names appear, with mentions of Wilcoxon and Birnley’s Palace of Must in ads.
Railings and Printa provide a report on grade N. 8 for minor meat products. The document notes necessary measures and grading requirements, with references to Rome crafted items and pricing details. It mentions market checks and a local store listing with an address and contact for further clarification.
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