Personal notes of visits and travel in Frederick area
Robert Clarke visits friends in Winchester Virginia. Mrs Sophie G Schley goes to Winchester to visit relatives. Mr F Marion Fauble of this city visits Washington for a few days. Mr J Poiser of Knoxville spends day with friends in Frederick. Samuel N Birely of Thormont spends day in Frederick on business. Alexander Breugle of North Market street spends day with friends in Washington. Mr and Mrs John H Keiler of Piedmont West Virginia visit friends in Frederick. Dr J O Hendrix, returning from Parkton Maryland, resumes practice tomorrow.
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Robert Clarke
Winchester
Sophie G. Schley
F. Marion Fauble
Washington
J.poiser
Knoxville
Frederick
Samuel N. Birely
Thormont
Alexander Breugle
North Market Street
John H. Keiler
Piedmont
W. Va
Thie City
J.O. Hendrix
Parkton
Local Notes from Locust Valley and Nearby Towns
County correspondence records social visits across Taneytown Rocky Ridge Emmitsburg Gettysburg Waynesboro and neighboring areas. Residents like Mrs John Gil Mrs Troxell and Mr Joseph Colliflower are noted visiting relatives moving homes and hosting gatherings. Whooping cough remains a concern in Locust Valley with families reporting illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grackham
John Gil
Taneytown
Franklin Colliflower
Troxell
Rocky Ridge
Bes Boan
Geo. Hener
Joseph Colliflower
Wifo
Gettysburg
John Myer
Thurmont
James Fogle
Loy's
John Fogle
Ene
Albert Collie
Hinges
Straham Lobr
Sally Stauffer
Roy
John Irons
James Gerwicka
Ewmnsburg
Hettie Dorsey
Cornelius Fisher
Appolds
Mirs
Martha Seiss
Waynesboro
Daniel Seiss
Mrr
Sirs
Feagy
Gettyaburg
Walter Dorsey
Emmitsburg
Charles Dorsey
Miller
Harrisburg
G. R. Miller
John Wood
Rocky Bisset
Jacob
George Seiss
Seiss
Bath Zantz
Mud College
Boller
George Wilhide
Rety Haines
Zelia Yous
Court Actions Highlight Damages and Verdicts in Local Circuit Cases
In the circuit court several cases proceeded with mixed outcomes. Mrs Sevilla Stone sued John T Best for alleged injuries. a verdict favored Best. Vansant dog bite case yielded a verdict for the appellee. Other matters included Thomson v Vansant over detaining horses, and Ebbert & Son v Stewart with docket reentry. Mary Myers v Calvin Smith concerned ownership of a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevilla Stone
John T. Best
Appelice
Dovers
Vansant
Marriwee Darsey
Abe S. Vansant
Seville Stone
Motter
Appellee
Cass
Stone
Bagt
Mr. Best
Robert B. Thomson
Abel S. Vansant
Mr. Stoner
Thomson
J. E. BR. Wood
Mr. Smith
Local Weddings Announced Across Maryland and Ohio
Invitations note the marriage of Annis M Webster to John A Colbert in Adamstown on December 19 at 1 80 o clock. Major and Mrs John F Yellett announce Frances Louise Yellett to Dr Frank Rich on January 1 1901 at Trinity church Towson. Miss Gertrude Veasey wed Rev Chariton Bates Strayer in Mechanicaburg Ohio with Rev W M Strayer officiating. The ceremony included Miriam Lewis and Marian Veasey as maids, Wilson Strayer as maid of honor, and Paul Strayer with Harry Yound and Milton Veasey as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Webster
Adamstown
Annis M
John A. Colbert
Point of Rocke
John F. Yellett
Towson
Frances Louise Yellot
Frank Rich
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Towner
Charles E. Trail
Pocomoke City
Ming Miriam Lewis
Thomas Lewis
Western Maryland College
Westiminater
Marian Veasey
Salisbury
Wilson Strayer
Guard of
Paul Strayer
Baltimore
Megsra
Harry Yound
Milton Veasey
McComas backs Davis amendment to Nicaraguan Canal treaty
Senator McComas said he would vote for the Davis amendment to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty on Thursday. The amendment authorizes fortification of the Nicaraguan Canal and is expected to be adopted despite Secretary Hay’s opposition. Senator Wellington plans to vote against the amendment, the ratification of the treaty, and any measure favoring canal construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComas
Yeaserday
Davis
Nicarignan Canal
Hay
Wallington
Knox and Dawet Still Fight in Pecos War
Special Mapatch reports Heaca is in a running fight with D. Wer He says the latter is moving towards Hadjersserg with a British ally ready to cooperate. The dispatch comes from Lowpos Pecos dated December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapatch
Lowpos
L.ard Kitchefer
Heaca
D.wer
Kwards Hadjersserg
Woeré
Kecx
Oleomargarine Bill Advances Through Senate Committee
Senators Wellington and McVoras face a flood of rural petitions urging a yes vote. The Oleomargarine Bill, if enacted, could cripple artificial butter production. The measure was referred to the Agriculture Committee, which is expected to amend and report it back for a possible Senate vote. it would have faced doubt if sent to the Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paverie Grout
Wellington
McvVoras
Friends of the Bill
Agricuitors Committee
Finance Committee
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Hinanca Committee
Senars
Grash for Office In Maryland Delegation
Marylanders apply by letter and in person to Representatives as Grash for Office becomes a levee scene. Sanstor Mc Comas held a levee receiving delegations in twos and threes. Pearre caught a cold in the corridors while Mudd was busy in the House. Wellington and Denny were not bothered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The Work of Death Jacob Geisinger
Jacob Geisinger aged 82 years and 2 months died at his son’s home in Walkersville on December 6 after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral conducted by Rev. J. E. B. Rice on December 8 at the U. B. church. Pallbearers were George W. Best David Stauffer Christian Mayers David Baker Oliver L. Lease and Wm E. Hines. Interment at Israel Creek cemetery. Jacob J. Perry & Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Geisinger
Walkersville
J.E. B. Rice
U. B
George W. Best
David Stauffer
Christian Mayers
David Baker
Oliver L. Lease
Christmas Trade and a City Newsboys Group Formed
December nears its end as merchants await a busy Christmas season and shoppers seek gifts at ad laden stores. The Newsboys Association of Beltimore city was incorporated, led by William C Pennington J B Noel Wyatt and others with Miss Ellen Perot and Walter DeC Poultney as directors for the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys' Association
Newsboys’ Association
Beltimore City
William C. Pennington
J. B. Noel Wyatt
Walter del. Poultney
Thomas G. Stowe
Jesse Tyson
Ellen H. Perot
Jane Zacharias
Ada Foote
Ann W. Perot
Walter Dec. Poultney
Resolution to pay widow six months' pay to Nannie Yaste
Senator Wellington introduced a yesterday resolution to award Mrs. Nannie Yaste, widow of Daniel A. Yaste, Capitol policeman, four hundred fifty dollars equal to six months' pay as a generous custom of Congress for widows of all employees. Nearly completed houses on the former United Brethren church site by Harris and Filler are nearing occupancy with interior work ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Nannie Yaste
Daniel A. Yaste
Capitol
Congress
Messrs. Harris and
Filler
United Brethren Church
Apont
In Bankruptcy Adversely in The News
In Baltimore yesterday Frank Harmon of the Baltimore and Ohio Brunswick yard filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 224 and assets of 50. Alexander H. Wilson, a Baltimore and Ohio engineer from Frederick, shows liabilities of 535.20 and assets of 15. Lewis Brust, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee, injured his left hand while cleaning an engine in the roundhouse. Local market quotas list corn and shelled corn prices. oats and bay quotations noted. Mrs. James Phoebus and Bernard Wirts listed as sick. Worth B. Stottlemyer appointed first assistant teacher at the Male High School in Wolfs ville. Pensions granted include 4 a month to Collisioner of Gracehanl and 38 to Mrs. Nannie Schley of Libertytown. Adverse in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank Harmon
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick Yard
Alexander H. Wilson
Frederick
Lewis Brust
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Round House
Collisioner
Gracehanl
Nannie Schley
Libertytown
Population shifts lift Maryland towns in census report
A Cumberland dispatch notes Cumberland population 17 128, a gain and possible miscount. Hagerstown rises to 14 501, Frederick 8 1 0 2,475, Brunswick surges from 250 in 1890 to 2 475, Cambridge leads Eastern Shore towns, Annapolis and others remain under 2 000. Officials warn the figures may be understated and plan to seek a correction from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
Popelatios
Isdeand Graces
Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Chris
Ballmore
Annapolis
Brunswick
Cambridge
Chestertown
Crisbeld
Cumberland Lonaconing
Pocomoke City
Salisbury
Westminster
Cumberland Bayr
Merriam
Telgraph
Washington
South
Hotel Widmer Fire and Kent Firestorms Across the State
News of the state reports Hotel Widmer at Betterton burned to the ground and Radcliffe Hall in Kent County destroyed by fire. Elkton council seeks federal naval funding, while town leaders propose railway and river improvements. A Maryland college president says no smallpox nearby as legal cases and local concerns fill the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widmer
Betterton
Stake
Hageratown
Radcliffee Hall
Kent County
Harriet Storm
Boons
Atcheson & Pritchard
Donald K. Pritchard
Aberdeen
Harford County
Elkton
Elk River
Charles Moore
Belair
Wai
Justice Hawkins
Lena Hill
Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Annapolla
Naval Academy
Phelps
Laurel
Baltimore City
Talbot
Dorchester
John J. Tremper
R. B. Wilson
Moore
Westminster
Tremper
Newburgh
N. Y
Presbytery votes on Confession revisions and catechism faith
In the presbytery of Baltimore a session debated changes to the Confession of Faith. The body approved a declaration aligning the Shorter Catechism with the Directory for Worship for children, rejecting extra explanatory statements. Rev T Freeman Dizon presided. clerks were Rev Drs Henry Branch and Oliver Hematred. Also noted is a Maryland immigration note: Joseph Junker of Temenvar Austria plans to move with family to Maryland to farm, prompted by state circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet
Inet Lental
Dave
William Reynolds
Furst Church
General Assembly
T. Freeman Dizon
Henry Branch
Oliver Hematred
Anshans
Maryland
Herning Badenhoop
State Bureau of Immigration
Joseph Junker
Temenvar
Austria
Glove store offers seasonal goods at great prices
Irregular ad copy touts fur items, scarfs, and clothing at discounted rates. Mentions Ella Mofler, Neidiz & Miller, and various sales including 12 inch fur scarfs and door panels. Holiday promotions claim new stock daily and fashion-forward menswear, with references to local venues and rail travel discounts for year-end holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Goods
Neidiz & Miller
Geots
Ella Mofler
Japanese lacquered ware line at Cramb Brushes and Trays
LE Mui presents a Christmas gift line featuring Japanese lacquered ware known for durability and finish. Items include glove boxes 75c to 1.25, handkerchief boxes 65c to 1.25, waiters and trays 20c to 2.50, with fast sale and delivery on request. Bargain prices hint at special offers.
The Modern Mother Endorses Syrup of Figs for Children
The text promotes Syrup of Figs as an improved laxative for children and claims it is the true remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. The piece notes children enjoy it and benefits from its gentle action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
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Het Ah
Til & BP
W.J. Moore
Aeuk
J. Heiseley Keller
B. F. Brown
City Opera House
J. W. Morris
F. W. Staub
George A. Gilbert
L. BE. Mullinix
Eldig & Miller
Roddy
Charles Stanbury
Mise i
Emma Rider
David Zantz
Bertha Summers
Middletown
Henry Gall
C. M. Gall
David Zente
Union Bridge
A. T. Orndorff
Daniel Eigenbrode
3 Weller
the Circuit Court
Bymenkal
Western Maryland
Hayes
New York
Frederick Goenell
Royal Arcanum
Ed. Myers
Charles H. Hefinez
HF. Getzendanner
Wm. Griffin
Daniel T. Grderman
W. Nash Young
Charles C. Carty
Hinks
Sach I. Engelbrecht
C. E. Schildtknecht
Robert G. Nizogenius
John D. Hexéricason
L. B. Mullinix
Marshall Etchison
Ad Counci
CC. Carty
D.T. Ordemaa
Mr. McComas
Knox and
Dawet
McFerland
J. E. W. Burgess
James Phoebus
North Market Stress
Bernard Wirts
Whisner Street
Worth B. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Franklin and Marshalla
A. M. Isanogle
Coebertand
Brosewick
News OF the State
Hawkins
James H. Hawkins
Rockville
John A. Young
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Rankins
Parkers
Boyd's
Jas. E. Williams
M. T. Lewis
Charles W. Gibson
Clarkaburg
Ervis
First National Bank
McCardell
St. Mary's
All Saint's P. E Guild
John Markell’s
W. Patrick Street
Blacher Bros
Joss Hixviss
Neldig & Miller
Nieldig & Miller
ULARS
Neidig & Miller
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Wask- de
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Jsasosre
Wm. C. Boteler
Logsdon Hospital
Henderwood
Market Street
Eader
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Pbaltimore
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Wheeling
Parkersburg
Strasburg Junction
Pulimar Palace
Poivas
Bay
LE Mui
Isanogle & Wagaman
Norte Marketp Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Cee
L. BE. Mullinex
N. B
Cai
Sappington
Fanddewry
Oity Hall
Rodour & CJ
Bart Seta Te Eves
Isis
Regetard
A. T. Rige & Bune
A. T. Rice & Sonn
Puneral Directo
Embalmeere
Ley Neadth Makket
Larve Lut F. V. Staub
R. Cs
D' Ecnes
Yohan’s
J. Hessely Eelier
Drouggist
Ceresville Flour
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Ceresville
Shriner
Potomac River
Willard C. Kelifr
E. Patrichi
Ines. Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
Church Street
Adionazidts
D. Stewart P. Desn
North Makeey Street
Frederiue, MD
Msidewis
D. R. G. Nicodemus
Ala Ritter
Lsw Equity Practice
Orphass
Towxsaxa
Eizzy WaTlo Faep
Townsixp
Scott & Son
Bankers and Brokers
North
Aret
Baltobore
John Sendrickso
Ferephebe
Aytas
Usudacrchidts
Binck
Perrip
Updegran
Puarantes
Vail
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