Runaway Horse Injures Man at Market Street
Robert Cramer of near Mt Pleasant suffered two broken ribs when a horse pulling a spring wagon owned by Harry Grove ran wild through Market Street. The wagon collided with awnings and overturned near McCardell's store. The wreck frightened bystanders. Mrs. George O. Rhoderick fainted. Cramer was treated by Dr. Stone and reported easier after a rough night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cramer
Mt. Fleasant
Harry Grove
Reich Farm
A. ©. McCardell
Markets Street
Market Street
Thomas H. Hailer
Market
Patrick Streets
Mt. Pleasant
Cramer
Patrick
George O. Rhoderick
Middletown
Grove
McQarden
Dr. Stone
Mr. Pleasant
Deaths and funeral notices from Washington Shorb to Mary Dixon
Obituaries from Washington Shorb of Double Pipe Creek to Mrs Mary Dixon of West Barre Street list deaths of Sgt Willie Warthen at Fort Clark 21 January and his Damascus burial, Washington Shorb 65, Lucinda Bishop 40, Mary Dixon 81, plus a note on a canceled May firemen celebration and a special Hose Company meeting for Dr Fairfax Schief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Warthen
Willie B. Warthen
Twelfth
U.S. Cavalry
Benjamin Warthen
Kemptown
Fort Clark
Texsa
Damascus
Montgomery County
U. A.M
Rev. Clift
Damascus M. P
L. T. Lewis
Washington Shore
Washington Shorb
Double Pipe Creek
Lutheran Church
Emory C. Shorb
Miss Brace Shorb
Lucinda Bishop
Montevas Hospital
Snow Bill
Gatty
Samuel J. Dinon
Mary BE. Dixon
Samuel T. Dixon
West Barre Street
Altimore
Independent Hose Company No. 1
Fairfax Schiey
Religious World Notes From Local Ministers Teachings
Summarizes Sunday services across churches: Evangelical Reformed led by Dr. Eschbach on The Other Side and Abiding Influence. M church sacraments. Presbyterian sermons on unbelievers and victory through Christ. U B church revival and conversions. All Saints service with Holy Communion and Ambassador for Christ. Schleyeville music. St Johns Catholic Holy Name Society organized. Trinity South sermons on The Unknown God. Epworth League officers installed. Grace Reformed on Sorrow and Providence. Evangelical Lutheran texts on John 8 12 and Jonah 1 11 10. foreign mission envelopes planned. ministerial association hears a Justification by Faith paper, defining sin, salvation by faith, and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Anoal
Todd
Peter
Epworth League
Frank Reynolds
Baltimore
All Sainte’ Protestant Episcopi
Michael McAnaffray
John Francis Smith
Charles B. Staley
John Wilson
George Gannon
Father Kane
Trinity Machurch
South
J. H. Balthis
Mra
A.O" Henichen
Emma Keller
Foreign Mission
Dr Eohiman
Lutheran Church
Belief and Debate at Local Religious Meeting
The association discussed the sufficiency of faith in Jesus Christ for salvation and the need for present faith before the next meeting on February 16. Rev. K R Keohaboh, D D, will present a paper on the Madonna and Scriptural Night, concluding with a benediction by Rev. Osborne Ingle, D D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Jesus Christ
Circule Court February Term Convened by Judge Motter
The February term opened with Associate Judge Motter presiding. Grand jury selection began, with Bilton 8B. Slifer as foreman and 24 others listed. The judge urged attention to statutes on public building openings abortion and public records, noting few prisoners and no grave violations. Bailiffs named for grand and petit juries, plus court-room gatekeeper and doorkeeper, were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Bilton
Slifer
Foreman
William Walker
Obas EE. Boileau
Wm. A. Jones
Chas. E Houck
James E. Farrell
Siamee B. Dixon
Cbas
Sion
John
Long
Richard 0. Kefauver
Frank Ei Spurrier
Lynn Browning
Jacob V. Cunsingham
Chas. Maught
Chas. P. Troxell
Amos Lease
Samuel Kyler
Henry 0. Barger
Wm. d. Mort
George Worum
Johnne Shipley
Jeremiah Darrow
Charles ‘Ox
Grand Jury
Lam
Wm. D Angiebarger
Lease
John Rudy
Pearl
Henry Dertzbaugh
Thino City
Harvey Miller
Walkeraville
An Eloquent Lecturer at QCity Opera House
A Richmond Daily Dispatch excerpt praises Mr Sweeney as a humane, humorous lecturer who channels humor wit and pathos in his recounting of crossing the English Channel. He will appear at the QCity Opera House in the Y M O A course on Tuesday night February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
English Channel
s.—Richmond
Daily Dispatch
Opera House
Purely Personal Notes From The City
Purely personal items report Mr. Wm. Haller leaving for Baltimore on business and Mr. Benjamin Rosenour visiting Baltimore with friends. Millard Jenking of Bakerton W Va visits relatives here. Charien Moberly of Washington DC visits his parents on South Market Street. The sick list notes Misa Alica Stephens on East Patrick Street and Mr. Lewis Koogle recovering at home. Mrs. Francis H. Gordon of Harrisburg Pa called to bedside her sister. A. Morgan is sick at home on East All Saints Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haller
Baltimore
Benjamin Rosenour
Yeasarday
Millard Jenking
Bakerton
W. Va
Charien Moberly
Washington, D. C
South Market Street
Misa Alica Stephens
East
Patrick Street
Funeral of Mrs Julia Ford at St Johns Church
The funeral for Mrs Julia Ford widow of Joseph Ford was held at 9 am from St John’s Catholic church with Rev Father Craig presiding. Pall-bearers included John Zimmerman Abram Grove Clarrics Meisinger and John Poole. Interment followed at St John’s Catholic cemetery. F Schroeder served as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ford
Joseph Ford
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Craig
John Zimmerman
Abram Grove
Clarrics Meisinger
John Poole
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Groundhog Sees Shadow Foreshadowing Six Weeks Weather
A groundhog in Frederick reportedly saw its shadow today, aligning with the tradition that six weeks of disagreeable weather may follow. If the forecast holds, residents should brace for a harsher spell ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
B and F R R Co Plans Construction Start Date
The Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company will begin work on its proposed line on March 2. The franchise granted by Frederick’s Mayor and Aldermen expires March 5 unless construction starts before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Frederick
Taylor Virtz Nuptials Quiet Brunswick Wedding
Mr John H Taylor and Miss Sarah Virtz both of Brunswick were quietly married at the Lutheran parsonage in the city by Rev Luther Rahimes on the afternoon of January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Virtz
John H. Taylor
Sarah
Brunswick
Luther Rahimes
Farm Purchase Near Boyde in Montgomery County
A 520 acre farm near Boyde, Montgomery county, was sold jointly to Thomas Datby and Charles B. Alautt of Dawsonville from the Seneca Sandstone Company for about $14,000. The Tar News records the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt of
Boyde
Montgomery County
Thomas Datby
Charles B. Alautt
Dawsonville
Seneca Sandstone Company
Aging Frederick Doctor Dies After Sudden Illness
Dr. Fairfax Schley, a member of Frederick’s oldest and most prominent families, died suddenly at home on West Patrick Street at 5:28 PM from carditis. Born October 11, 1824, in Frederick, he belonged to a long line of local leaders and held numerous trusted positions. The death ends a life marked by civic involvement and deep local roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Tudor
Krandfather
Henry VIII
England
Bird William Phipps
Massachusetts
Pamaquid
United States
Phipps
Mexico
Guadalupe
David Hunter
Washington
Mary Howitt
Moses Hopkins
California
San Francisco
Alabama
Roncador Reef
Caribbean Sea
Paul ¥. Munce
New York City
Frederick
Bimecl
Fairfax Schley
Weat Patrick Ar Rest
Lobley
Dr. Sohley
Thomas Schley
Palatinate
Germany
Dr Fairfax Schley Faced with Posthumous Tribute in Frederick
Dr. Steiner Schley, kin to Rear Admiral Winfield S. Schley, died in Frederick after a career spanning medicine, pharmacy, and public service. He served as president of Frederick College and held roles at Frederick County Bank and the Central National Bank while guiding local institutions. His funeral is set for tomorrow at 3 PM with private interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Henry Schley
Frederick
Baltimore
Kia Guoler
Henry Schroeder
Jacob Schley
Maryland
Cramer
Bladensburg
North Point
Sohley
Peederick College
Wm Tyler
University of Pennsylvania
University of Maryland
Ann KR. Steiner
Christian Steiner
Steiner
Lewis
Cnlligion
Point of Rocks
Board of
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Win RK. Barry
Frederick College
Central National Bank
Frederick and Oposumtown Tuorppike Company
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Steiner Schley
William H. Miller
Agnes Schley
Chsarles Schley
Milwaukee
Wis
Winfield
January Death Roll and Interments Across County
For January the city and county reported 42 deaths with 14 city deaths and 28 in the county. Interments were 12 at Mt Olivet, 3 in the colored graveyards, with burials at Woodboro Libertytown Emmittsburg Utica New Market Manor and other towns. A note lists interments by location and by adults versus children and regional origins. An additional item describes a Sunday School talk at the Methodist Episcopal church where Adolphus Fearhake spoke on Mars Hill and received a Mars Hill stone gift from Rev Dr Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Olivet
Woodaboro
Libertytown
Emmiteburg
Utica
New Market
Manor
Foxville
Thurmont
Petersville
Rocky Ridge
Grimus
Points of Rocks
Wolfsvills
Graceham
Doubs
Kemptown
Middletown
Decemer
Michael
Mt. Olivet
Danusty
City
County
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Adolphus Fearhake
Mars Hill
Todd
Fearhaks
Tod
Athens
Burplus Jupusdse and Banking Rooms Notice
The notice describes secure banking rooms with day and night watchman, coupon rooms, and private rooms for business public use. It announces hours from eight to Saturday evening six to nine and invites interested persons to view improved accommodations.
Back from the West Haugh and McGinnis tour Nebraska trip
Mr. T F Haugh of Ohio City returns from Mt Morris Illinois and Fremont Nebraska with John McGinnis of Fremont. Haugh toured Nebraska State Capitol College View and a sugar beet plant. McGinnis plans another western visit after visiting friends. He enjoyed the western country and hopes to grow a crop there. February events include lectures, concerts, and social gatherings at local venues with Trinity church oyster supper and Woman’s College activities. Post office notices list advertised letters. Street cleaning crews tidy Market Street with water washing dirt into the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Haugh
Ohio City
Mt. Morris
Illinois
Fremont
Nebraska
Haugh
John McGinnis
McGinnis
D E. Thompson
Brazil
College View
W J Bryanta
United States
J T. Weybright
Samuel Weybright
Double Pipa Creek
Standard Cattle Co
Ames
Neb
Local Advertisements and Events in Washington
A 10 day sale of sewing machines at 47 West Patrick Street runs February 3 to 15 with prices from $5 to $15. A charity athletic exhibition at Junior Hall on February 6 offers a $1000 gold medal for a 140 pound wrestler pinned in 15 minutes. Optical exams and spectacles offered by O L Kafauver at the Park Hotel February 2 to 7, with free home or hotel exams and referrals to Prof W Hines. Special rail fares to Florida and Baltimore via Washington include round trips with sleeping car and meals, valid to May 31, 1903, with details at Baltimore & Ohio agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weet
Patrick St
Junior Hall
Thorsday Night
Isla
Sioxzp
O. L. Kafauver
Saks' Optical Company
Weashington
Sp.m.toSp.m
0. W. Hines
Capital Optical Company
Washington, D. C
Isiper Saks
Prof
W. Hines
Park Hotel
Atlantic Coast Line
Jacksonville
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio
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the Daily News
Wibeingtos
W. L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
Borchee
Johnson
W. H. Burger
Sekinee -Burger
O. M._ Eades
New
Chambra Ginghams
Doll Bros. Boys’ and Children’s Clothing
Resenour’s
Moser
N. E. Cramer -Neidig & Miller
Hagerstown
Dumbshland Valley Firemen’s Association
Sunday Schools and Societies
Protestant Episcopal House
E R. Eschbach
D. D
J. OB. Balthis
Balthis
Hymeneas
Bay
Tar News
Hoosier Oporto
Honth
Citizens' National Bank
OF Predierick, MD
Cavital
Burplus
Opfloers
J. Baker
WM. G. Saker
WM. G. Zimmerbian
Samuel G. Duvall
Regident
Aski
JumanJag MoSieri Dle
Keyauus Eis Guo, Wa
Ssutys
JD. Baker
Morrsin
Hanoxm
Joan Kanevuna
Thog
Haute Wat G. Bane
Jasus BH. Walker OG
M. Tuomas
Davine Uangitd
Roger McSherry
Qoupon
General Sweeney
City Opera House
Trinity M. E. Church South
Edward Bowlus
Woroma’s College
the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Gorn
Masonic Temple
Conrad’ of
Woman's College
Frederick City
Gesxtieman’s
E. B. Grover
Charles Joy
Wilbantaug
Willow & Go. Lapis
Maristia Grove
Millicent Graham
Georgie Mote
Louis Osborne
Myrtis . Stall
North Market Street
Fifth Street
Officer Jones
Hoss
John Hendrickson
Madras
Poronles
Bisok
Joan Amworronsos
Clinton Ei Mlaix
Clinton BE. Maln
Zednats Pharmacist
Redarick County
City Hotel Grill
Beabun
Lynn Haven Baye
Bode
John Sweeney
Brunswick Yards
Gabbey
Florida
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Agumbo
A. L . Pearre
George & Rodole & CO
Rene
Fonlard
Rodoue & CG
A. T. Rice & Sons
ALT. Rios & Sons
Funbeag Directors
Furniture Reporbes
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick County
Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers' Exchange
Kemp
Thomas
R. R. Lewis
J. H. Gambrill
D. C. Kemp
J. F. Thomas
KK. R. Dewie
J. H. Gambrile, Jr
M. J. Dade
C. Wenns J. . Doub
Qormer
Baloty and
Carroll Birects
Paone
Olediy
Third Street
Prederles
Waikeraville
Raderickanty
Worthington K, Johnson
Knabe
Ferzaville
Davis Park Ridge
Frederix, Ma
George SY
Howard County
Hoods Bills
B.d& O R
Hamilton Lindsay
Court House
Noah E. Cramer
Moattes
Enic
Eaburban
Foreale
Market St
Waiservill
Liberty Pike
Dweilings
Horch Bt
Path 8S Ltd
Sebieteville
Urbana Pike
Clifton
Electric Road
Fidiat Springs
Daysville
McKate
Feeeatilie
Mt Pleasant
Ommergial Printing
Eredbesick
F. B. Sappington
Tate
B. Sappingtor
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