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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1901
Page
3
Bend Panheoteg hs Lowenstein and Wertheimer presented music cabinets and stock cleaning offerings. New Year greetings were extended by W. H. Etchison.
The Weekly News Tar Wretry News will be ready Thursday as a twelve page issue with news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation and offers substantial advertising advantages. Copy for new ads is due by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 12 mm Wednesday.
Public notice requests readers to inform their new address and specify the former address where Tux News was received, aiding mail routing and uninterrupted delivery. Prompt updates ensure continued receipt and minimize missed issues.
Pleasan purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. The column notes travels, visits, and returns among Clyde Weikert A D Willard Thomas Geisinger Edward Rowe Charles Flaming Miss Bankerd Hattie McNulty Maggie Orrison Glenn Heller Blanche Kefauver Pearl Kefauver Charlie Morae Wm Murphy Bertha Langley Nan Houck Edgar Worthington George Houck and others. It also mentions a legal banking holiday and short Potomac River flood update along with an air ship Paris trial and a promotional plug for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Frederick City prepared an appeal to Congress seeking $200,000 reimbursement for wartime losses from July 9 1864. Major E Y Goldsborough presented the draft arguing moral obligation and that loyal citizens aided removal of government stores ahead of General Early’s raid. A special committee was formed to investigate further facts and a full statement will be printed for Congress. Schools in the county will reopen Thursday after holidays. Frederick College and Maryland School for the Deaf resume duties Thursday.
James C. Rowe purchases fixtures and goodwill of the City Hotel barber shop from Frank Strawsberger. The new owner, a veteran barber, will take charge Thursday after years at Miller's Court street shop.
Petition filed in Frederick county circuit court seeks the appointment of a receiver and an injunction to halt disposal of property. 400 creditors claim large unpaid bills for coke furnished to the Catoctin Furnace plant. The Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company, insolvent with multiple lawsuits and a substantial mortgage, faces a preliminary order to show cause by January 1, 1902, before Judge John O. Matter.
Frederick churches unite for a week of prayer January 5 to 12 with Evangelical Alliance themes. Each day features a different church, topic, and speakers including Rev. O. W. Stinespring, Rev. Dr. Elbert Todd, Prof. J. H. Apple, Rev. Dr. E. K. Bachbach, Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon, Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman, and Rev. S M Hench.
News of the churches reports St Johns German Reformed and All Saints mission hold New Year services and a circumscribed holy day observance at St Johns Catholic, with watch night at United Brethren. Also announced are vaudeville acts at City Opera House, Lee birthday events by Confederate groups, and Circuit Court notes plus family obituaries and remembrance verses.
A fragmented listing from City Hotel items for a New Year dinner priced at 50 cents. Includes soups, seafood, meats, pies, vegetables, salads, and desserts with scattered references to oysters, mackerel, venison, turkey, wild goose, and various relishes and dressings. Also mentions piano entertainment and ads for pianos, dressmaking, and a carpet and wallpaper house.
Bear Down Club hosts banquet at City Hotel this evening with a large crowd expected and a series of toasts to be given by prominent speakers.
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