Deaths and obituaries from Frederick and area
Obituary notices from Frederick and nearby communities recount deaths including Thomas O Neill buried at Mt Olivet with Emeline Halbert and former faculty of Frederick Female Seminary present. Other obituaries mention Stephen Robertson, Albert Keefer, Scott Holmes, Elizabeth Sawyer, Mrs Daniel Dusing, and Geo A Mawford, with brief funeral or residuary details. Fox hunting success by Smith family noted alongside local illness and recovery updates.
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Baltimore
Thomas O'Neill
Mt Olivet
Emeline Halbert
Frederick Femsle Seminary
John Wilson
Hanoeh Halbert
Rotessoh
J. G. Englebrecht
Dusing
Daniel Dusing
Pleasant Walk
A. Mumford
Geo. A. Mawford
Hicketoun Valley
Mt Carroll
New Year Observance to Close Frederick Businesses
Frederick marks January 1 1894 as a general holiday with suspensions of business banks and offices. Schools reopen after the break and social events fill the day while telegraph and post office hours are listed. The News suspends publication for the holiday but extends New Year wishes to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sesson
Western Union Telegraph Office
Tur News
Finnigan’s Ball
Electric light for Port Deposit near completion
News notes from Maryland report Rev Finney of Selatr seriously ill after rupture blood vessel in Belair. Port Deposit light system near completion, Talbot election witnesses say Republican ballots favoring Lincoln, and local social and theater events fill Frederick.
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RE. D. Finney
Selatr
Anne Arundel County
Port Deposit
Thomas's Point
George W. Shaltcross
Cecil County
San Domingo
Baltimore and Washington Boulevard
Laurel
Talbot
Boonsboro
Washington County
Havre de Grace
Montgomery Farmer’s Club
Sandy Spring
Elkton and
Southern Road
Ebenezer D. Finney
Presbyterian Church
Belair
James W. Gwinn
Paris
John Hurley
J. H. Jamar
GC. M. Ellis
J. W. Wellace
Patrick Ryan
Clayton
Del
Charles H. Gibson
Talbot County
Washington
Gibson
George Thompson
Cambrian Iron Company
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Howard County
Lincoln
Another Handsome Tree at O M Burecker Store
Mr O M Burecker of Noh Market street displays a large handsome Christmas tree in his reception room. The tree is heavy with confections and tors and reaches near the ceiling. A patent water-filled support and a quaint farm scene set around a neat fence house and horses enhance the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Burecker
Noh Market Street
Santa Claus
Ce Oor
A& Patent
Kris Kingle
Fire Companies to Hold Annual Meeting Monday Evening
The Janior Steam Fire Engine Company will hold its annual meeting Monday at 7 20 o'clock to elect officers and conduct company business. The Uniteds will also elect officers on Monday night.
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Janior
Uniteds
New Year Chorus Translation Reflects on Sylvester Eve
Literary translation of a German New Year choral titled am Sylvester Abend notes Pope Sylvester died 335. The editor explains metrical challenges and preserves mood of year’s end. It reflects on aging moments, memory, mortality, and hopeful wishes for the coming year.
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Sylvester Abend
St. Sylvester
World's Fair Portfolios Offered By The News On Coupons
The News advertises a World’s Fair Art Portfolios program with daily coupons. Three coupons plus 19 cents or stamps earn one part of the portfolio delivered Saturdays. orders due by Wednesday evening. Extra two cent stamp required for mailed parts. volume option priced at $6.50 for one year.
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Thia
Taz News
TEE News
Robbed While Asleep on Indiana Train Ride
Daniel Duseng, a resident near Woltsville, visiting his son in Indiana, was robbed of $10 on a Wednesday night train trip home. He awoke crossing the mountains to find the money gone. Dusang, about 70, is well known in Frederick and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Roberteos
Stephen Robertson
West End Park
Rockville
Frederick
Henry N. Copp
Robertson
John Wd Long
Daniel Duseng
Woltsville
Indiana
Mr. Dusang
Bothrederick
Washington
Later Market Hours May Become Permanent Says Journal
The piece discusses shifting market hours to later in the day for winter and suggests a trial period to judge efficiency. It notes darker mornings, a personal accident on East Second Street, Christmas gifts stories, and price lists for butter eggs poultry beef and fish plus a cursory look at local notable events and an upcoming New Year reception collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
East Second Street
Shoulders, Inc
Breakfast Bacon, Inc
Bay Taylors
Land transfers and marriage licenses listed in brief
Res Extate transfers Thomas H A Zimmerman and Carrie H to Joshua T Murray of 58 acres with 3 roads and 26 rods for 2700 dollars. James R Wolfe and Mora A to William Long 88 acres for 3600 dollars. Marriage licenses issued Littleton C Fox and Zephia C Ramsburg both of Creagerstown. A War C17 jubilee to be held at the Salvation Army ball tonight at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H.A. Zimmerman
Carrie H
Joshua T. Murray
James R. Wolfe
Mora A
William Long
Littleton Clarence Fox
Zephia Charlotte Ramsburg
Creageratown
I Salvation Army
Christmas Gifts for Local Clergy Highlight Community Thanks
Friends of the Rev. M. G. Balthis ex pastor of Trinity Church New Market presented him on Christmas through Miss Ida P Stier a reclining chair. Rev G F Barring of Frederick Church received two gifts and the Central Church presented bank notes and other items. Mr Carmel gave a plush rocker and the pastor expressed gratitude for the thoughtful tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Peecouis
M. G. Balthis
Trinity Church
New Market
Ida P. Stier
G. F. Barring
Frederick Charge
M. P. Church
Central Church
Carmel
A Glimpse of the Wanting Year in Fredericktown 1893
A reflective year end piece from Fredericktown reviews changes from 1892 to 1893 including new churches, a college conversion of the seminary, and civic life. It recalls Christmas events, local theatre, and a town chorus as it looks toward debts, banking status, and the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pss
Philomatheans
City Opera House
Old Fredericktown
Old Carroll
Montonqua Avenue
Fredericktown
Glove and Silk Remnants in Clearance Sale
A varied stock includes a fine line of ladies and gents gloves in colored and black. Beneath mosque taire gloves offered at $4 and 5k closing out at 82 cents. Remnants of colored silks reduced at four price points with very short ends.
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A &Plendid
Mosquetaire
New Year Fox Chase Invites Hunts and Fellowship
Pine Fox Hant announces a Fox Chase at Woodsboro on New Year's Day with two large Red Foxes released. A hunting prize is offered for the huntsman who secures the brush, and all lovers of the sport are invited. Also noted are New Year calling cards and reduced holiday excursion fares by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for travel around Christmas and New Year with specific travel dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Woodsboro
Huntemen
Reynard
James A. Smith
Western Maryland Railroad Holiday Excursion Rates
Western Maryland Railroad announces Christmas and New Year holiday excursion tickets at 2 cents per mile for travel on December 22 23 24 29 30 31 1893 and January 1 1894 valid on regular trains returnable by January 3 1894 with a minimum charge of 15 cents. Sale applies to main line divisions and branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Maryland
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Geo
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Frederics
B. EL Blackston
B. H. Biacsston
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N. Market Street
Drice
TPINE
Tig Nava
Skilec Works
Tair Priene
Western Maryland Railroad
James E. Walker & CO
J. “Walker & CO
TIMES
James BE. Walker
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