PURELY PERSONAL. Frederick residents in Baltimore visits and travels
A collection of brief personal notes shows Alfred Ritter and others spending Saturdays or traveling in Baltimore. The list includes Miss Upcraft from Woman's College, O R McClifty, Miss Lillie Keller, Elizabeth Block of Baltimore visiting Z Jamfingter, and many others visiting relatives or returning from trips in Virginia Washington D C and Kansas City. Communications note extensive family ties and local addresses in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ritter
Baltimore
Robert Burck
Miss Upcraft
Woman's College
O. R. McClifry
Lillie Keller
Misa Elizabeth Block
Z. Jamea Ittinger
Wm. H. Ramaberg
North Market Street
Nellie V
Frederick
C. E. Orrison
Brucewick
L. Victor Baughman
Austin Baughman
Virginia
Charles B. Stiltz and Son
Indianapolis
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Archie Galt
Taneytown
Philippines
Zimmerman
Sadie Zimmerman
East Second Street
Washington, D. C
W. Dishi
Kansas City
Diehl
Death notices from Pleasant Walk Littlestown and Emmitsburg area
The Work of Death reports the death of Joshua Renner, a 78 year old retired farmer, from the Pleasant Walk region, with funeral arrangements led by Rev. F. M. Glen at United Brethren church and undertaker Captain B Koogle. Additional obituaries include Mrs. Mary Sanders of Littlestown aged 58 after Brights disease, Mrs. Mary Ann Harting of Emmitsburg, and James Reever aged about 22 in Liberty Township with interment at Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Renner
Myeraville
Renner
United Brethren Church
Pleasant Walk
F. M. Glen
Bkoogle
Josiah Rows
Lewis E. Flock
Peter Marker
Marceling Duvall
Cornelius Ridenour
Mary Sanders
Alonzo Sanders
Littlestown
Bright
TEE News
Rg. Sanders
Samuel Weikers
Littlentown
Conewago Township
St. Joseph’s Church
J. M. NeNelis
James Reever
Liberty Township
Emmitsburg
W.J. D. Scherer
The Proper Time to Prepare an Adver Using Campaign
The notice urges immediate action to prepare an advertising campaign. It emphasizes readiness and timely planning to maximize impact. Key steps include defining goals, identifying audience, allocating budget, and setting a launch timeline. It frames preparation as essential for effective outreach and results.
Religious Week Notes on Sunday Schools and Churches
The week covers sermons across M E Church South Evangelical Reformed United Brethren and Presbyterian houses with topics on faith visions and prayers. Evangelistic talks run from December 10 to 33 and ongoing catechetical lessons occur in Kemp Hall. Mt Zion Lutheran near Fangaville rededicates with new tower bell and refined interior costing 988 dollars backed by pastor Rev L A Bush and local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Switzer
M. E
Issiah
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
Jno. V
Todd
Hayenzer
Georgetown
Esther
Methodist
Emmitesborg
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Thomas Fresmon Dixon
Presbyterian Church
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Edom
S. M. Hench
Kemp Hall
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Smith
Father Coleman
Chetwood
St. John’s Institute
J. H. Apple
Woman's College
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor Society
George 2. Best
Mt. Zion
Middletown
Ss. Inke’s
Charlotte Stockman
Edward Zimmerman
Tillie Fulmer
Julia Marsh
L. A. Bush
Howard Zimmerman
Harry Stup
Charles Falmer
Funerals Held for Mrs Rachel Bickelberger and Mrs Ann Elliott
Remains from Arlington Maryland brought to Frederick for funeral services at P R B depot and Mt. Olivet cemetery. Rev Dr Rahimad and Rev Hanser presided with pallbearers named. Interments at Mt Olivet and Pt Rocks Episcopal cemetery. Funeral directors listed. Auction sale announced for Mary Esworthy real estate at Court House tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel A. Bickelberger
Arlington
Frederick
P. R. BR
Rahimad
Wm. H. Shipley
Wm. A. Woodward
Melvile B. Biser
Edward T. Schroeder
Mt. Olivet
Harvey R. Lease
Court House
John S. Newman
J. Francis Smith
Mary E. Esworthy
Bartonsville
Rich’s Mills
Hartman's Station
Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb Board Meeting
The semi annual meeting of the board of visitors will be held at the institution on December 17 to adopt the biennial report to the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Tassday
Election Contests Controlled by Bonaparte in Baltimore
Baltimore Republican leaders announce Charles J. Bonaparte will head election contest cases with several prominent Republican lawyers aiding. In counties, a top Republican lawyer will lead contesta in each county where present, or a Baltimore appointee will serve where none can be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Contesta
General Assembly
House of Delegates
James da B H. Walbach
Charles County
Congress
United States
Democrate
Walbach
Straus proposes fast ballot counting amendment
Mr Ivaac Lobe Straus plans to introduce a election law amendment to reduce counting delays and publish returns swiftly. He cites Maryland like practices used in New York where extra judges and clerks handle staged counting during the day, enabling results within hours after polls close and preserving current law features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivaac Lobe Stransa
Honge of Delegates
Straus
Maryland
New York
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1901
A December 7 1901 list shows remaining advertised letters for pickup. Gentlemen’s: Rev. F. B. Campbell E. O. Fitzgerald Wendall Lewis. Ladies: Mrs. E Baker Mrs. Susie Cannon Mrs. Jennie Devilbiss Mrs. Fannie Myera Mrs. Ella Murphy Mrs. Kelster Rosch Miss Sarah Tall. Letters unclaimed after two weeks go to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
F. B. Campbell
E. 0. Fitzgerald
Wendall Lewis
Lapirs
E. Baker
Susie Cannon
Jennie Devilbiss
Fannie Myera
Ella Murphy
Kelster Rosch
Sarah Tall
Myersville and Catoctin Electric Railway Directors Named
At a Myersville meeting on Saturday afternoon the following were elected directors of the Myersville and Catoctin Electric Railway J Clarence Lave William Jennings John Lane H A Keedy Sr W C Hoepperlee O W Lynch of Hagerstown Cyrus F Fleck John Leatherman Dallas Gaver of Myersville and Herman L Rontzahn of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Myersville and Catoctin
Granges Founded in Carroll County Institutions
A Farmer's Grange was instituted at Silver Run Carroll County on December 6 with Harvey S Maus as president George E Schaeffer as secretary and Rev J Stewart Hartman as lecturer. A Grange opened at Union Bridge on December 5 with Reuben Saylor as president M T Haines as secretary and Daniel O Haines as lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Silver Run
Harvey S Maus
George E. Schaeffer
J. Stewart Hartman
Union Bridge
Reuben Saylor
M. T. Haines
Daniel O. Haines
Modern Mother Endorses Syrup of Figs for Children
The Modern Mother notes children are improved more by the pleasant Syrup of Figs when a gentle laxative effect is needed. Children enjoy it and benefit from it. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California High Syrup Company
Two Accidents Involving Drunken Darkness and Train Jump
Mr Jer Wood of the city suffered a compound wrist fracture a sprained leg and multiple bruises after his buggy left the Baltimore pike in darkness near Reid's ford. John Stevens was uninjured. Miss Mary Sheldon jumped from a moving Pennsylvania Railroad train near LeGore's suffering concussion and serious injuries. She was brought to Frederick for treatment and remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. R. Wood
New Market
Frederick
John Stevens
St. Wood
Wood
Wood Was Picked Up By Mr. al. Moberly
East Stonod Streat
Maynard
Baltimore Pike
Reid
Mary Sheldon
Pennsylvania Railroad
LeGore
Clarence Kemp
Wm. O. Johnson
Johnson
Fifth
Bentz Streets
Belles Lettres Society Holds December Meeting and Mock Trial
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met on Friday December 6 with L Toms presiding. activities included readings recitations an essay and a debate on capital punishment with a public mock trial announced for December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
L. Toms
H. O. Schroeder
H. Bohropder
W. Railing
L. Bowers
R. Tems
D. Bowlie
Buell and Castle
Miller
Harria
BE. Biser
C. O. DeGrange
Hines
Assault at Cheltenham House of Reformation
James Goldbrough and John Gordon, inmates of the Cheltenham House of Reformation, were jailed at Upper Marlboro Maryland for alleged assault with intent to kill J H Forbes, the teacher. They escaped after attacking the keeper, were captured at Anacostia DC, and Forbes remains bedbound under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Goldbrough
John Gordon
J. H. Forbes
House of Reformation
Cheltenham
Upper Marlboro
Easton
Frederick
Mr. Forbes
Aupper
Washington
Anacpatis
D. C
Forbsa
Lee Birthday Celebration Observed January 20 1902
Sunday January 19 1902 notes lead to Monday celebration of General Robert E Lee with fitting programs and banquet by Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans and Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Robert E. Lee
Alexander Young Camp
Confederate Veterans
Fitzhugh Las
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Public meeting of the W O G T U on Gonrt Street
A public meeting of the W OG T U will be held tonight at 7 45 o'clock in the W O T I room on Gonrt Street. Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon will deliver an address. Miss Grace Dixon and Miss Marion Smith will sing solos. The program includes other features and a collection will be taken.
Frederick City Hospital to Open Early Next Year
The completion of the Frederick City Hospital is advancing with plans to open early next year. Committees are arranging furnishings for the building. The Association’s monthly meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at the president’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Sick Roscoe Ports Recovering After Lockjaw Attack
The Sick Roscoe Ports, son of S M Ports of Walkersville, who suffered a lockjaw attack about a month ago, is rapidly convalescing. Mrs B E Shepherd of West Third Street, recently quite sick, is much better. Sunday excursion by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad carried 111 people from Frederick to Washington and Baltimore. Edward Jarricks, the colored weather prophet, forecast warm and fair weather for today and tomorrow. The shrewd advertiser's business Howson forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Ports
S. M. Ports
Walkersville
Mra. BE
Shepherd
West Third Street
Muuch
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Jarricks
Edward Jarricks
Franklin Street
Circuit Court Opens December Term With Noted Crimes
The December term of the circuit court convened at 10 oclock with Associate Judge Motter on the bench. Several cases flagged for trial include the murder charge against George Riley and incendiarism indictments against Iva Molilaix and Everist Schroyer. The Schroyer case previously reached a mistrial in February. A large petit jury panel was seated, listing 28 jurors including John Fleming Eugene Albaugh Frank Sappington Shaffer Rhoads and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Motter
George Riley
John Ryan
Iva W. Molilaix
Everist Schroyer
Schroyer
John Fleming
Eugene Albaugh
Frank B. Sappington
Shaffer L. Rhoads
Charles J. Riehl
Robert H. Padgett
Sherman R. Koogle
Elas Valentine
Miles Wilhide
Emanuel D. Stup
T. Arnold Whitmore
J. M. Suanbdaker
Samuel A. Harveagh
Michael Anders
Christian Smith
Zacharish Sheetenhelm
John Jones
Joriah Poffenberger
Thomas ¥. Birely
Henry B. Wilson
Peter Slockbier
Zachariah Young
Wm. ¥. Wolf
John W. Soman
John W. Momford
James London Arrested After Alley Beating
James London, a colored man, was arrested Saturday night by Officer Holbruner on charges of assaulting and beating Joseph O. Moberly. Moberly, found unconscious in an alley weeks earlier, identified London at a hearing before Justice Smith, who remanded him to jail for grand jury action. London had fled town but returned to the B and O depot where officers captured him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James London
Holbruner
Joseph O. Moberly
Sity
London
Justice Smith
Moberly
Mackie Presents New Farce Comedy Company Tour
Mr. Mackie announces his season's company will be the strongest farce comedy troupe yet, touring from Maine to New Orleans and to California with new scenery by Wm Butler. Led by James B. Mackie as Grimesy, praised as superior to Hoyt's A Bunch of Keya, the act headlines at City Opera House on Wednesday evening December 11 with 25 26 and 50 cent prices and reserved seats at Yeakles.
Christmas Art Sale Highlights Club’s Dainty Works
The Art Club held the second Christmas sale Saturday afternoon at the studio offering pretty dainty work and novelties. Minn Donb presided with club members assisting as fruit punch and cake were served. Sale of Dwellings reports Noah & Cramer selling for Mrs Mollie B and William McHenry their double house and ground on the north side of West Fifth Street extended to E Oram of Charlesville for 8650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Minn Donb
Noah &. Cramer
Mollie B
William McHenry
West Fifth Street
Oram
Charlesville
Fire alarm sounds from burning boxes at Poole's shop
A fire alarm was raised about 10 20 last night after several boxes in the yard of Poole's blacksmith shop caught fire. The blaze was believed to be started by unknown persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Fie
Local notices and shop ads from East Church area
Mrs Pullman announces an event at East Church Street lasting a week with readings 50 and 25 cents. Miss Ritchie’s evening dance group urged to attend a meeting Tuesday at Independent Hall. Dr O B Highbarger advertises optical services at Park Hotel and 12 Market Street with eye care and hearing restoration. Dregsmaking firm promotes gown development and dressmaking at Haver 35 East Church Street. Rug sale and carpet wallpaper house touts holiday bargains and world class rug quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Palmint
Williams
Gt 6
East Church Street
Bargain Garment Dept Sale Advertises Deep Discounts
Tel phone fat report from garment department on Wednesday December 9th promotes heavily reduced suits and jackets for Misses and Ladies. It touts reliable styles, up-to-date fashions, and low prices from 1.26 to 25.00 with new gloves and collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Department
West Slad
Christmas Umbrellas and Gift Sets at SAPPINGTON store
Advertises Choice Umbrellas with discounts, including Silk Warp and Linen models, priced from low to high with reductions. Promotes handkerchiefs, dinner and tea sets, decorative china, tableware, and Rogers & Bro silver plated utensils. Shopper urged to visit Jan Shawly near City Hall for prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Rogers & Bro
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the Daily News
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Swedis
Peru
Spain
San Martin
Chile
Martin
Buenos Ayres
Bolivar
Ayacucho
Callao
Stormberg
Cape Colony
Wasaraton
Mary- Jeand
Toes- Gay Clearing
W. L. Moozz
Weather Borean
Sunes Oo
Advestis City Opera House
Palmist
Millinery
Dres Dancing School
James
Sam’l. Dutrow
Market St
Clark
Mira Pollman
Miss Ritchie
Ag. B. Walker & Co
Markey
Besant & Knott
Geo
Rodock & Co
John Hendrickson
Meidig & Miller
Ocak Paes L. E. Mallinixz
Rexnee
Sunday Schools and Societies
Isaac Lobe Strauss
MR. Jer. Wood
Howson
Grimes
Dr. O
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Wa. O. Boteler
Kansas City University
N. Market
Haver
L. B. Mullinee
L. E. Mullinix
Joen Hendrickson
Updegraff
Collara
Neidig & Miller
Nedig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Os Charcest
Weir
Nhidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton E, Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Holiday Stationary
Orokindle
Isanogle & Wagamar
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Yreistuas
Jan Shawly
North City Hall
Rodook & CO
Dreas
Joe & Yard
Bsc
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Bice & Sons
Uneral Directore
Frederick CO
P. Rice
B. Fourth St
D. G. Bion
Sredk Co
BANDI
Sandin
Spo
Potomac River
Josefe
Gaver
Omce
Court Street
Edwin Devilbirx
Amos Urnre
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Ootadawly D. H. E. Peterman
Atuee Radcliff
Raduate
University OF
Hall
James W. Radall
Frecerink
George A. Gilbert
North Market
L. Dutrow
Ttr
Benjamin Rosenour
Depids
Gamer J. Forney
Ordere
Kusemaul
Wham J.B. Lease
WM. Fleming
R. Snooe
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Dawit
B. Foot
Frederick City, MD
O. He, Gline
OFRIS
Morria Oasi
EK. Olene
Qarpet
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