New Advertisements Today
Notices list various items including men wanted and business for sale. Names such as Monarch Mfg Co certificate Loi P H 0 ly and O Poole appear with administrator notices and public sales. Other entries reference Wachter, Mounts, Burger Art Gallery, Central Natl Bank and E G Haugh. The page also mentions a mock trial and Christmas activities.
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Monarch Mfg. Co
P. H
Administratos Notios
Wachter
O. Poole
Newws
Oaerd Mounts
Burger Art Gallery
Central Nat'l. Bank
Haugh
Seoy
Christmag Spovisities
Bright Bits on Christmas Shopping and Local Trade
The brief notes tease holiday shopping trends and local commerce. It highlights a humorous line about padlocks, business humor around circulars, and urges supporting home trade during Christmas. It also mentions social hints about love and privacy and notes residents moving from the city, suggesting interest in home news as a gift.
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Banta
Purely Personal Notices From Burkittaville to Baltimore
Dr QO Highbarger of Burkittaville is registered at the Park Hotel. George M Grayson of Washington is spending a few days with relatives in Frederick. Miss Williamson and Miss Julan Williamson of Court Square are in Baltimore for a few days. Mr and Mrs Richard P Ross and Mrs W B Skinner of North Market Street went to Baltimore yesterday. Mrs G W Z Black of West Virginia, visiting her sister Mrs Wm Manlaby of Court Square, has returned. Miss Emma M Brown of Singanore Hills Inn visits Washington as guest of Mrs Thomas Evers at 911 Westminster Street Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. Highbarger
Burkittaville
Park Hotel
George M. Grayson
Washington
Frederick
Williamson
Julan Williamson
Court Square
Baltimore
Richard P. Ross
W.B. Skinner
North Market Street
G. W. Z. Black
West Virginia
Wm. P. Manlaby
Emma M. Brown
Singanore Hills Inn
Thomas Evers
Westminster Street
Northwest
County Correspondence Selects Local Happenings
Mrs J Newton Maynard visits friends in Baltimore while Presiding Elder Baldwin speaks at the M E church and delivers a thanksgiving sermon. Miss Anna Meredith returns to Baltimore County as Mrs Mob berly’s sister visits. John W Rhischart hosts Mrs William Phebus. John O Stephens attends niece Mrs William Eichelberger’s Frederick funeral. Hog yields noted. Wade Burgess writes from Chita. Ginnie Brooks ill with consumption. Thomas Trundle and Mr Stine confined at home. Reformed church sets Christmas Eve service. grip illness widespread. Local sickness updates follow. special Junior Steam Fire meeting to address Charles Koatler’s death.
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J. Newton Maynard
Baltimore
Baldwin
M. E. Church
Anna Meredith
Mobberly
Baltimore County
John W. Rhischart
William Phebus
John O. Stephens
William H. Eichelberger
Frederick
E. D. Smith
G. W. Burgess
Wade
Chita
Nantsing
Circuit Court news on Boon, Routzahn, and McHenry trials
The Circuit Court opened with juries deciding Calvin Boone v Shaffer Hargett in Boone's favor for one cent damages. Crum v L Hoater Brewing Co. favored the defendant. James McHenry v Baltimore and Ohio Railroad proceeded. verdict for the railroad in McHenry case after defense prayers. Middletown tax dispute v Routzahn debated. tax claim $58.25 plus $2.36 interest for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Boone
Shaffer Hargett
Mr. Boone
George Co. Crum
L. Hoater Brewing Company
Cour
James McHenry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cnll
Mr. McHenry
Frederick
Washington
Hammond Urner
J. Roger McSherry
Burgess and Commissioners
Middletown
Herman L. Routzahn
Maulsby
McSherry
Routzahn
Rontzaha
Mauleby
Coblentzi
Deaths of Koetler Miller Riggs Gambos and Renner
Obituary notices report Charles Koetler of North Market street dying at 31 amid typhoid fever with wife and child surviving. George M. Miller of near Boonsboro dies at 44 from locomotor ataxia. J C Riggs near Namaville dies at 72 with siblings, funeral Sunday. Rt Rev Thomas F Gambon Louisville church leader dies at 64. Elizabeth Renner, 12, dies in Braddock heart trouble. bodies prepared by W H B Etchison and sent to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koetler
North Market Street
Koetler
Keatler
Charles N. Hahn
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Junior Fire Company
George NM. Miller
George M. Miller
Bolivar
Reformed Church
la Grange Lodge
Odd Fellows
Boonsboro
William Miller
Frisby Kitemiller
Keedynville
Myrtle
Chearies
Clay
John
Boonaboro
George O. Snyder
Hagerstown
William Wheeler
Samuel Wagner
John Lipps
Frederick
J. C. Riggs
Namaville
Hea
Mra
Geo. W. Grove
Ann
Bettie Riggs
Thomas F. Gambon
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Louiaville
Diocess of
Louisville
Father Gambon
Ireland
St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Elizabeth Renner
William Kintz
Braddock
Kintz
W. H. B. Etchison
Runaway Four-Horse Team Strikes City Bridge
A four horse team from Montevus Hospital ran away yesterday afternoon on Carroll street near Eastern Milling Company. The team damaged a bridge over Car rio theresk and its boardwalk, tearing holes until iron girders kept the planks from giving way. The wagon, loaded with coal, was heavy and the team stopped after a short distance. City authorities began immediate repairs to the bridge.
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Kupaway
Montevus Hospital
Carroll Street
Eastern Milling Company
Carrio Theresk
Ranaway
Bank plans remodel to add offices
The Directors of the Central National Bank approve remodeling the bank building to create several offices. Plans will be submitted in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Central National Bank
Baltimore capitalists eye electric line to Frederick
Baltimore investors consider a Baltimore to Frederick electric railway via the Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike and Frederick and Liberty Turnpike companies. Options on majority stock have been held by J Roger McSherry and others, with $40 per share cited. Proposals include renting right of way rather than full control, possibly tying to the Baltimore city electric railway. Route would run Westminster to Libertytown then to Frederick, totaling about 30 miles.
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Baltimore
Frederick and Woodsboro
Frederick
Frederick and
Woodeboro Tarnpike Company
Qatesville
Frederick and Libertytown
Osresville
Libertytown
J. Roger McShberry
Messia
Shriner, Houck
McSherry
Baltimore City Electric Railway Company
Reisterstown
Farm Buildings Burned Near McKaig in Major Loss
Fire destroyed a barn, corn crib, wagon shed, fodder and straw stacks on Mrs. Mary Jacobs’s farm tenanted by Andrew A. Bowers near McKaig. Loss about 2500 dollars, partly insured, with stock mostly saved except two hogs. Neighbors helped save the dwelling as sparks from a butcher’s fire ignited the straw.
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Mary Jacobs
Andrew A. Bowers
McKaig
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Bra chey at East Ohburch
The funeral of Mrs Catherine E Bra chey was held today from Henry E Cramer’s residence on East Ohburch Street. Rev Dr Kahlman conducted services. Pallbearers included Captain Eli Frost, Wm Carne, Martin L Firestone, J N Zimmerman, Lewis Mebbling, and Captain Walter Saunders. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E Brachey
Henry E. Cramer
Ohburch Street
Kahlman
Eli Frost
Wm. Carne
Martin L. Firestone
J. N. Zimmerman
Lewis Mebbling
Walter Saunders
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Carty
Objection to Will Case in Orphans' Court
Samuel Forney through attorney filed a caveat to the will of James Forney alleging undue influence and lack of sound mind at execution. Bessie May Forney, widow and sole legatee, has letters of administration. estate valued about $3,000. The caveat response is due by December 21. The court discusses costs and counsel fees including whether executor pendente lite may claim $600 plus $500 already allowed, and whether costs should be paid from the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Forney
J. Roger McSherry
Orphans’ Court
James Forney
Samuel Brenne Jo
Bessie May Forney
Orphan’s Court
Reuban N. Plummer
Uniae
Péndentesse
Reuben N. Plummer
Railroad Mortgage Files Security for Long Line
A mortgage from the Washington Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad Company to Union Trust Company of Philadelphia was filed in Frederick county. It secures 1,850 bonds at 1,000 each totaling 1,850,000 dollars. Bonds bear 5 percent annual interest, semiannual, running 50 years from December 190. The route runs from near Rockville on the Baltimore and Ohio through Montgomery Howard and Ostrol counties to the Maryland Pennsylvania line near Littlen town, meeting a line from Gettysburg near Union Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Westminster
Rockville
Baltimore and Ohio
Montgomery
Howard
Ostrol
Hear
City of Westminster
Union Mills
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Littlentown
Gettynburg
Wellington and the Democrats
Democratic senators held a caucus to reorganize and discuss committee assignments. They decided to accept the Republican offer to have the Democrats cover Senator Wellington in return for what Republicans must provide for Mr. Messurin It. Wellington is expected to keep his current committee memberships despite his indifference.
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Wellington
Messurin
First Maryland Free Schools Chronicle
The Maryland free school history begins with a 1694 provision leading to King William's Free School in Annapolis, 1696. An 1695 act funded schooling via fur export duties, while the 1728 general act imposed a per capita tobacco tax and established county boards of trustees to support education.
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Maryland
Assembly
King William's Free School
Annapolia
Montgomery County Deputies Appoint New Sheriff and Staff
John W. Collier elected sheriff of Montgomery county appoints John A Salby as chief deputy, continuing in that role from 1896 to 1898. Deputy appointments distributed across districts include John B. Pole, James A. Miler, Wm. E Watkins, Edward B. Bradley, Wm. E. Wiatt, Howard White, Artemus Sullivan, Robert F. Gibson, Wm. R. Embrey and John Thompson.
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Montgomery County
John W. Collier
John A Salby
Mr. Collier
John B. Pole
James A. Miler
Wm. E Watkins
Edward B. Bradley
Wm. E. Wiatt
Howard White
Artemus Sullivan
Robert F. Gibson
Wm. R. Embrey
John Thompson
Grace Reformed church names Site Society officers
At a special meeting of Grace Reformed church Site Society officers were elected J Alfred Ritter Jr president Charles D Groff vice president Archie Fisher treasurer Charles Hermann assistant treasurer Mrs Edwin Houck secretary E Calvin Biser reporter A dinner to Admiral Schley will be given by the Maryland Society of New York in January at Sherry's Maryland room Gov John Walter Smith to be among guests of honor with Rayner Captain Parker and Teague. date to be fixed.
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Site Society of Grace Reformed Church
J. Alfred Ritter, Jr
Charles D. Groff
Archie Fisher
Charles Hermann
Edwin Houck
E. Calvin Biser
Admiral Schley
Maryland Society of New York
Maryland
Sherry’s
John Walter Smith
Mr. Rayner
Captain Parker
Mr. Teague
Grimes' Cellar Door at City Opera House
James B. Mackin starred in the musical comedy Grime's Cellar Door at the City Opera House last night. A fair sized audience attended and enjoyed the performance. G W Cummingham and Geneva Smith acrobats provided special ties, with songs by James B Mackie and solos by Louise Sanford.
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Grimes
James B. Mackin
City Opera House
Wes
G. W. Cummingham
Geneva Smith
James B. Mackie
Louise Sanford
Pipe 160 Years Old Inherited by Hagerstown Pastor
Rev. T. F. Hennicke of St. Matthew's German Lutheran church in Hagerstown owns a genuine meerschaum pipe with silver mountings that came from his great grandfather. The relic is reported as 160 years old and is smoked daily by the pastor.
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T. F. Hennicke
St. Matthew’s German Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Hennicke
Plans Adopted for Grace Church Washington Growth
Maryland Classis committee reports approval of new Grace Church edifice at 15th and Ostrests Washington D C designed in English Tudor Gothic by Paul J Pelz and A A Richter with 400 seats. Construction to begin after fundraising and no debt planned. Pastor Rev J M Sohick chairs. local members include Rev C S Slagle Rev E R Rechbach D D I M Motter and Elders F C McCardell and J Gasman. Estimated total cost 35000 to 50000 with brick or stone material to be decided. Also note today’s Loos Market prices for corn carp wheat and steamer.
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New Reformed Church
Washington
Maryland
Reformed Church
Grace Church
15Th
Ostrests
D. C
Roosevelt
Paul J. Pelz
A. A. Ritcher
Lebanon
J. M. Sohick
C. S. Slagle
Wastminster
E.R. Rechbach
D. D
I. M. Motter
McCardell
Frederick
John Gasman
Ragerstown
Annual election notice for Heptasopha officers
Local notice for Heptasopha annual election of officers on Friday December 13 1901 at 7 80 oclock full attendance requested with social time refreshments BE G Hav an secretary Doll s Oyster Pie and Mr Opossum supper offered public invited to attend the Mook Trial at Male High School Friday December 13 at 2 p m
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BE. G. Havan
Fpablic
Christmas garment sale drives deep discounts in department store
A Monday December sales pitch from a garment department promotes steep price cuts on suits and varied items. It touts discounts across men and women apparel from 1.26 to 26.00, including Misses and Ladies Golf Capes and new Updegraff gloves, inviting customers to view the selection while the season lasts.
Fox's Frederick Stove House Big Copper Nickel Ware Sale
Neidio and Mien advertise tonight pare and fresh egg nog and sweet cider plus old English ale from the wood. A major sale of nickel plated ware includes cream pitchers sugar bowls spoon holders bread trays butter dishes tea kettles and more. A full line is shown in the window with Oyster Pie and Possum on the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Frederick Stove House
Doll's
China
Rogers & Bro
Holiday Goods and New Leather Specials at Briety’s
The store advertises low prices on leather goods including ladies gents and children items such as pocket hooks chatelaines and gloves with numerous price points. Also promoting new holiday dress goods and a wide rug sale at Briety’s Palace of Music and nearby shops with seasonal toys readings and gift options across Frederick Maryland.
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faRhion
Tate
Ste and
Tac
Neldig & Miller's Styler
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the Daily News
John Jay
New York City
Willom
Macy
England
Spain
Napoleon
Nelson
Trafalgar
Edwin Torrest
Philadphia
Robert Brownwig
Edward Bradley
Cuthbert Bede
Peet
Charles Peck
Chicago
Chicago Academy of Design
Woodlawn
Tex News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Petersville
Ginnie Brooks
Thomas Trundle
George Kostler
Junior Steam Fire Company
Charles Koatler
the Circuit Court
Boone
Jary
Catrle
B. & Q. Railroad Company
Sparke
Washington, D. C
Jefferson and
Thurmont
Cramer
Dublin
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Pees
Plummer
News OF the Churches
Marter
Margets
Joen Hendrickson
Pha Im
Garment Department
Updegraff
Joses
Rhorn
Neidio
Mien
Nbwie
Neidig & Miller
GEO
Rodock
A.T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soms Funeral Directors
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO. Telephone
P. Rice
Redk Co. Phos
Gann
Sand
Potomac River Band
Joseph W. Gaver
Court Street
dSdawly 2D Win
Offkice
Doll & Altaugh Building
Ostidawly
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltivore
Nesta
Diseabee
Wally
Glinton E. Main
Bireiy
Trinity M
Bimnety's
Clinton E. Main
Pharmacy N. Market Sr
Ederick Bounty
Isanogle & Wagaman
Briety's Palace of Music
Boteler
Lata
Kansan City University
London
N. Market S
Holiday Stationary
Esemaking
Ita
Eapsr
East Church Street
L. B. “Mullinex
Seema
Isanogle & Wagamar
L. BE. Mullinix
B. Sappington
North City Hall
A. Atler Radoline
University OF
North Market Md
George A. Gilbert
James M. Radcliff
Rederick
North Market Streek
Frederick Co
Eden
Yous L
Dutrow
Walkersville
Benjamin Hosencor
Samuel J, Forney
L. F. Kussmaul
Willam T. R. Lease
WM. Fleming
R. Snooe
Lewistown
A. A. N. Oranzez
Harles B. Fout
Frederick City
Oraerk Wit
Deetidawit
O. E. Oline
Morris
Hinge
C. E. Oline
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