Colonel Bryan Replies To Boy Orator Chew With Photo
Joseph E. Chew of Frederick City Md sent a photograph and a letter to Colonel William Jennings Bryan on December 21 expressing Christmas and 1900 Presidential hopes and praise for free silver. Bryan’s February letter from Lincoln Neb replies and thanks the boy for his support and photograph and wishes him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foe Chew
Joseph E. Chew
Col
William Jennings Bryan
Colonel Bryan
Joe
Democratic Party
So Mecit
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neg
Joseph EB. Chew
Frederick City
Sam
W.S. Bryax
Hymeneal Harvey Oland Wedding at Brookville Home
A pleasant wedding took place February 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Carlton Oland near Brookville Montgomery county. Harm W Harvey and Lillie M Oland were married with music by Miss Sallie Morse. Guests included many local families and relatives. The couple will reside near Brookville and receive good wishes for a prosperous life.
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Harvey—Oland
Carlton Oland
Brookville
Montgomery County
Harm W. Harvey
Lillie M
Charming
Carlton Olsnd
Mendelsohn
Sallie Morse
Sunshine
Iris
Anna H. Dagilbiss
Anna S. Vand
Georgia M. Hayes
Gapland
Wiliam Harvey
Stainger
Methodist Church of
Mt. Carmel
Harvey
Btookville
John
Geesey
Walkershire
O. P. Devilbiss
Aaghbrer
Frederick
Charles Mand
Delia
Georgia
Emma Jayes
David Craver
William Wachter
William Rickerds
Zacha Astove
Charles Craver
Susan Craver
Howard Craver
Jacop Oland
George Jones
Sharies Rigby
Dorsey, Jr
Riggs
Benson
Missessertie
Bertha
Mary
Floyd Oland
Addie Craver
Lacy Harvey
Myse
David
Simon and
Dorsey Oland
Calvin Craver
Stockville
Morning wedding ties Wertheimer and Hitehew in quiet ceremony
Charles Wertheimer of Lowenstein Wertheimer and Miss Annie Mary Hitehew were quietly married at the bride’s South Market street home by Rev. Dr. Beschbach. The couple, leaving for two weeks in Atlantic City, will reside here upon their return. Wertheimer is a junior partner in the well known clothing firm and the bride is a F. F. Seminary graduate.
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Charles Wertheimer
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Annie Mary Hiteshew
Mina Philip L. Hiteshew
South Market Street
BE. R Eseenbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Wertheimer
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
F. F. Seminary
New Market Literary Club Elects Officers
The New Market Literary Club met Friday evening in its rooms with Miss Bessie Downey presiding as vice president Miss Sponseller as secretary The program included a reading of The Little Minister by Barrie read by Miss Hopkins Downey Sponseller and Wood An election for officers for the next two months elected President Miss Downey Vice President Miss M Stier Secretary Miss Annie L Wood The meeting adjourned to Friday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Market Literary Club
Bessie Downey
Sponseller
Barrie
Ay Hopkins
Downey
Spouseller
Ood
M. Stier
Annie L. Wood
Reading Class Meeting Opens February With Music
The last meeting of the Reading Class on February 2 was lively. Miss Edith Markey presided as attendance remained strong. Programs included works by Nannie Thomas Radcliffe Dree Ramsburg Hattie Kolb and Mrs Hood. The Ladies Auxiliary scheduled postponement to February 10 and urged prompt 7 p m arrival. An Oyster Supper followed by Walkersville Grade Reformed Church choir at Mr and Mrs C G Winebrewer home hosted by Mrs Winebrewer. Eighteen covers. Participants included Rev D J Wolf Mayor F D Mailer and Mrs Joseph Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Markey
Nannie Thomas
Florence
Radcliffe
Savonarola
Fra Angelica
Dree Ramsburg
Florentine
Hattie Kolb
Tower of Pisa
Baptistry Gates
David
Grade Reformed Church
Walkersville
C. G. Winebrewer
D. J. Wolf
F.D. Mailer
Westminster
Joseph Bowers
Frederick
Mrs Eichelberger Injured in Train Station Fall
Mrs Edward Eichelberger slipped leaving the 615 p.m. P R R train yesterday evening and fell injuring herself quite severely. She was taken home where Dr W H Baltzell provided medical assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Eichelberger
Edward §. Eichelberger
W. H. Baltzell
Horses for Juniors Also Fire Apparatus by Horses Placed
The standing committee of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company No. 2 has arranged for the company’s apparatus to be drawn by horses.
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Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
No. 2
Han
The Modern Way Commends Syrup of Figs Remedy
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant liquid laxative from California Fig Syrup Company to cleanse the system and relieve colds headaches and fevers without unpleasant after effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Insurgent Disintegration and a Court Decision Noted
A dispatch reports insurgent forces breaking up and natives returning home after General Otis notes. Also covered is the Fidelity Mutual Life case in Richmond where a $26,125 verdict was returned against Miller and Percy for life policy fraud related to Wm R Peray’s death in 1897.
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Tue Niwa
Wasiuinaron
Otis
Againstdo
Percy Cage
United States Court of Appeals
Richmond
Fidelity Mutual Life Association
Philadelphia
Ve. David P. Miller
Annie E. Percy
Percy
Wm. R. Peray
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Court convenes with three judges on Hudson case verdict for Murdock
The circuit court opened at 9.40 with Chief Judge McSherry and judges Motter and Henderson. Murdock v Hudson concluded with a verdict for Murdock. Stevens v Binebrick heard as debt plea. decision reserved. Ogle v Muller on settlement of accounts being heard by jury with counsel Waters for Ogle and Urner for Miller and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Motter
Henderson
Murdock
Binebrick
Allen G. Ogle
George W. Muller
Charles ©. Waters
Ogle and Urner
Keedy
Urner
George W. Miller and Son
Seventy fifth birthday dinner at Grossnickle residence
The home of Tilghman Grossnickle near Double Pipe Creek hosted a Saturday dinner celebrating Mrs Ellen Grossnickle's seventy fifth birthday. Guests included Addison Haupt and wife, John Bobu and wife, Marshall Baumgardner and wife, Cyrus Grossnickle and wife, plus others from Waynesboro and Taylorsville. EUCHEE PARTY featured Mr and Mrs William H Miller hosting a Monday euchre event on West Church Street.
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Tilghman Grossnickle
Double Pipe Creek
Tony
Ellen Grossvickle
Grossnickle
Blessing
Wighland
Addison G. Haupt
Waynesboro
John Bobu
Marshall Baumgardner
Cyrus Grossnickle
Taylorsville
Wm. H. Miller
West Church Street
Protracted Church Meeting At Bentz Street Barracks
Rev A W Philhower conducts a nightly protracted meeting at the Salvation Army barracks Bentz street for nearly three weeks with many conversions. Visitors are welcome. Services next Sunday at Zion Reformed Charlesville at 10 PM and Pleasant Hill at 2 PM led by Rev S M Hench with catechetical classes after each service.
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A. W. Philhower
Church of God
Salvation Army
Bentz Street
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill Church
Snow Drift Across Country Roads After Morning Wind
Early today wind drifted snow across the country with Feagaville pike buried over three feet in places. By noon the wind eased but roads remain vulnerable to drifting. A notice mentions Shin-Plaster notes issued in 1841, printed in Baltimore, held by Alexander Woodward of Worth Market Street.
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Feagaville
Alexander Woodward
Worth Market Street
Baltimore
Murphy
Woodward
Resolutions Adopted by Junior Steam Fire Engine Co No 2
At a special meeting to act on the death of John Derizbaugh a committee on resolutions was appointed comprising James P. Perry W P Rice and J Henry Lampe
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Steam Fire Engine Company No. 2
John Derizbaugh
James P. Perry
W. P. Rice
J. Henry Lampe
Painful accident and sleigh upset reported
Samuel Chew, formerly of this city now at Brunswick railroad yard, suffered a severe foot bruise when an iron switch handle fell on it from a passing train. George Wilson was thrown from a sleigh at 430 oclock near West Patrick and Court streets. the horse bolted but no damage occurred.
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Samuel Chew
Brunswick
George Wilson
West Patrick and
Court Streets
West Patrick Street
Rend
Funeral for John W. Derizhaugh Held Tomorrow at 2 PM
The funeral of John W. Derizhaugh who died yesterday at age 76 years 4 months 18 days will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Hopi's Sarsaparilla touted as a blood purifier and nerve tonic with stomach-regulating properties.
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John W. Derizhaugh
Bid for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Rejected at Annapolis
Maryland board rejects a single bid of 300 dollars from OG K Lord of Consolidation Coal for the state's interest in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Lord guarantees riverway use for 20 years, but the board deems the offer too low. No other bidders materialized from Northern capitalists, bondholders, or West Virginia Central Railway. Trustees may seek further extension. claims against the company could consume funds, reducing any possible return to the state.
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Board of Public Works
Chesapeske and Ohio Canal
OG. K. Lord
Consolidation Coal Company
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
West Virginia Central Railway Company
Annapolis
Lord
Shyroak
Maryland
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Wagner Loses Again in U S Circuit Court of Appeals
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Richmond affirmed a lower court ruling in Harrison Wagner vs Frederick County Maryland. The case centered on 11,000 judgments claimed by Wagner against John Haynes, with forged credential certificates. The appeal upheld the lower court, resolving the matter in Frederick County's favor.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Goff
Morrie
Brawley
Waddill
Harrison Wagner
Frederick County
Maryland
Circuit Court of the United States For
District of Maryland
Baltimore
Gott
Frederick
Wagner
John Haynes
Secretary of State of
Warnes
United States Arrenust Court of Appeals
Frederick High School Sleighing Party Delight
A group of Frederick High School girls chaperoned by Miss Bader and Miss Boblitz rode Mr. Zacharias four horse sleigh decorated with plumes and bells. After touring Frederick they went to Walkersville and cheered with a snowball chant, horns, and songs, enjoying a jovial evening.
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Frederick High School
Bader
Boblitz
Zacharias
Frederick
Walkersville
Local Wheat and Corn Prices At Frederick Market
Wheat quoted at 71 cents per bushel in Frederick. Corn shelled 238 cents per bushel, corn on the ear 2 a barrel.
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Frederick
Cramer Optician Offers Free Eye Exams at Market Street
C S Cramer, optician at 92 North Market Street, advertises spectacles and properly adjusted eyeglasses with free eye examinations and guaranteed satisfaction. Also notes RAMSBURG MODEL GROCKE and fresh groceries at low prices.
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C. S. Cramer
Optician
North Market Street
C. E. Ramsburg
Model Grocke
State Banquet for Schley to Shine in Maryland History
A grand dinner honoring Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley is set for the month’s end with Governor’s office confirmations pouring in. General T. B. Mumford leads the Trialimonial Committee and Rep nert Hotel changes hands in March, promising a remarkable event. A snow plow attached to a locomotive arrived in Frederick and was sent back to York the same afternoon.
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Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
T.8
Mumford
Repnert
Maryland
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
York
Independent Drum Band Ball and City Hall Concerts
A historic notice bundle invites readers to a Tuesday February 14 drum band ball at the Independent venue and a Monday February 13 city hall concert by the Colored Sodality of St. John's Catholic Church with a 50-voice chorus, mandolin and guitar tunes, a cake walk, plus an optical talk by Saks of Washington offering free eye exams in Frederick on February 8 and 9.
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Mary 1
England
Bloody Mary
Mary Stuart
Lots
Fotheringay Castle
Dapat
Monared
Peter of
Usstu
St Peterabure
Europe
Senate
Peter the Great
Fla
Wiam Tecumseh Sherman
Lancaster
John R Gaylor
Confederate States
San Antonio
Barrios
Guatemala
George Lord
San Bernardino
Cal
May Jones
Louisians
South
Colored Sodality of
St. John's Catholic Church
Mandolin and Guitar Club
City Hall
I. Saks
Saks Optical Company
525
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
Frederick
Gates Burgess
Saks
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W. L. Moore
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Williamson
CO. Carty
John Hendrickson
Paalee
Rodock & Co
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City Opera House
C. Woerner
Bryan
Serres
Bride
BE. HK. Beschbach
Atlantic City
Aquinaldo
Circuit Court
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Rome
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Wilahn
Asi
Joan Hesopncxsox
Barnsley
Pure Linen
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Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick's
Neidig & Mayer
N. Market
E. Main
Jobo Adams
Harry Thompson
Wm. Adams
Dudley Strawsberger
Dr. Brown
Brown
New York
Botcler
N. Market Street
Residence City
B. Sappington
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Frederick, Md
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Legrand Fieur
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F. W. Stars
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Maine
Hobson's Choice
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Tom D. Daal
Frederick, MA
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University of Marrland
Aelton Shafer
Attorney-At-Law
East Lexington ST
Baltimore, MI
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