Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

News in Frederick, Maryland

We have 6,005,256 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1896

Page

4

This Date In History February 12 13 Weather Summary

In this dated dispatch from Washington D C February 13 the text reports weather outlooks and storm movements. It notes increasing cloudiness tonight with rain or snow likely early tomorrow and warmer temperatures. It describes a Northeast storm departing off the coast and high pressure from Minnesota to Florida with low pressure from Alberta to New Mexico. Winds rotate around high and low pressure centers, yielding clear conditions east of the Mississippi and cloud or rain toward the west.

W. L. Moore New England Minnesota Florida Alberta New Mexico Lake Atlantic Rocky Mountain Lower Lake Region Middle Atlantic States

BRIEF BITS NEWSWIRE FROM ACROSS THE WORLD

A compilation of scattered notes reports the longest Egyptian railroad reaching Girgeh and plans to extend to the coast, touching colonial links with South Africa. London school authorities consider flogging as punishment in industrial schools. Polar bear skins bear superstition tied to beaks by Bequia beliefs. A store incident mentions a Coffin Sally gag and a cigarette purchase. Reports note a fatal attack by a ground hog, a Cuban insurrection casualty, and a Baltimore Sons of Veterans encampment constitutional needs. Virginia celebrates a sixtieth birthday with a grand toast.

Girgeh Cairo South Africa London School Board Thia

Personal paragraphs from a thaw era club notes

Purely personal notes recount visits and departures among families in Betti kona viet Mobbe, Bhookstown, Balti more, and Frederick. Mentions Rev Dr BE, BR Rechback traveling to North Carolina, Mr and Mrs Rossnear vacationing, and several local residents returning from trips with brief remarks on social visits and ties.

Wa T Betti Konaviet Coralie Caley Bhookstown North Carolina B. Rossnear Baltimore Frederick Mekrie Moberly Teenate Fred Koehler Freder Manina

State Legislature Debates Key Local Bills in Annapolis

A Maryland assembly session reports passage of local measures in Baltimore and Frederick counties. Proposals include police station improvements, free school books, and a move to dredge the Middle Branch. Debates cover railroad power, civil service reform, and funding for farmers’ institutes. Governor appoints janitor for the State House. several hearings and hearings on trolley wires near Clifton Park.

Maryiace Gees Bli Baltimore County Exalte Matrosa Batimore Naval Academy Angspolls Ancapolisa Merryland Patapeco Cambridge and Chesapeake Railroad Company Otder Birnie Committee On Education Lowndes Denate Nations Ronnemesre Baltmore City Dorchester Worcester Howard Montgomery Douglas Maryland State Temperance W.C. T.U Capitol Senate Committee On Nance House of Welegaten Rookliun Committee On Civil Service Civil Service Mason Clifton Park Ballmore Padgett North Charles Street Baltimore General Assembly Calbott Democratic State Central Baltimore City Senate Feedericek Hotra J. H. Front Brunswick State House W.M. Boucher Annapolis Frederick County Frederick Markel Mqnor Woodaboro Rotwar Serah Anckensmith Tias Evangelical Church Emamiltsburg Thurmont

Hundreds Defy Exd and Sled in Washington Event

Nearly four hundred people gathered yesterday afternoon in Washington to clear a lot near Virginia Street, tracing ties to Hamburg and 1797. The crowd included named Maryland residents and others as they pursued land transfers and sales. A separate legal hearing involved John Price facing nine charges for selling intoxicating drinks. preliminary results postponed, with March term set for further action.

Walter X. Wilcox Washington Nathaniel Musuna Bresthedsville John Wagner Keedysville Semuel Mommas Boonsboro Emme Frames Hageratown Kate M. Rineaart Sharpsburg Casriee Bartraf Cumberland D. L Grove Grimes’ Biatto Madida Brent St. Paul Street Baltimore Susan J. Rise Frederick Virginia Twenty Second Street Hamburg Christian Orlabarg Waahlagwa County Price Gaithersburg John Price Justice Crawford Shate Alexander Kilgour EB Dorney Trandle Om Ball

Applicants for Office in Maryland Governor's region

Baltimore American lists candidates for office under the new regime in Maryland. Names include Martha E. T., Clarece Lo Harians, A Gittlager, Henry C. Keefer, and others. Mr. M. P. Wood is noted as withdrawn from the commissioners race.

Cfice Baltimore C. Keefer Viosue Wood Bob Vner Mortigst Secateet Weigner Louis Eoly Jouepo L. Hou Elward W.miler M. P. Wood

Lady in the Pulpit at Martinsburg Church

Miss Mayail Mayaliliss, a Morgan County resident and new member of the United Brethren Conference, preached at Martinsburg W Virginia on Sunday. Her message contrasted sin and crime with a coming world of no night, drawing a large congregation as her father Roy Mayalilis, a Frederick preacher, delivered the evening sermon.

United Brethren Church Martinsburg W. Ve Misa Mayail Hs Calted Brethren Conference Frederick Allatracho Ofsertmaen Mayaliliss Morgan County Roy. Mayalilis

Junior Order American Mechanics Meets in Middle Town

A Junior Order American Mechanics council was organized in Middle Town on Monday night with fifty members from Hagerstown Frederick Boonsboro and Myersville attending State Councilor Norman B Nunon of Hagerstown instituted the order The officers included T L Harver councilor Wu W Doub vice councilor Charles Ky Rhoderick recording secretary Harlan Routsaba assistant secretary Tam er Doub treasurer Charles Butts standard secretary Charles T K Young conductor Benjamin F Groff warden Rev W L Dyce chaplain Wm Dilhon walde sentinel Charles Kepler outer sentinel and George O Roderick Jr junior past councillor.

Janice Order American Mechanice American Mechanics Middletown Hagerstown Frederick Boonsboro Myersville Norman Nunon Connect T. L. Harver W. Doub Charles Ky Rhoderick Harlan Routsaba Asseatant Tamer Doub Charles Butts Snandal Charles T. K. Young Benjamin F. Groff W. L. Dyce Wm. Dilhon Walde Sentinel Charles Kepler Outel de Sentinel George O. Roderick, Jr

Art loan proposed to fund Key monument in Frederick

The New York Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans an art loan in March to raise funds for a monument in Frederick honoring Francis Scott Key. Mrs Donald McLean is regent, with Baltimore chapter officers coordinating and a committee led by Mrs J D Iglehart forming to collect curios and provide support.

New York Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Donald McLean Regent Felice Frederick Francis Scott Key Mra. Mclean Mra Jervis Spencer Tegent Baltimore J.D. Iglehart Mra. J

Rockville Ball Team reorganized for 1996 season

Rockville Base Bali Cles reorganized at a Saturday meeting with officers elected including President K H Stokes and Treasurer Charles B Jones. The club abolishes the board of directors, leaving business to the president and manager W F Rabbitt, with a roster of players and a note on Rabbitt’s early firing of Gates for April games. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Superintendent J E Spurrier orders conductors to prevent fires in stove-heated coaches while in Maryland, making violators personally liable.

Rockville K. H. Stokes Charles B. Jones W.F. Rabbitt Har- Tiss Bean Alison Nicholson Beard Dawson Rabbitt Shaw Kelchner Jones Kingdon Eagle Hall Davis Rabbit J. E Spurrier Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Hall Maryland

CiBeciT Court verdicts and local notices in Frederick

The jury in a $20 000 slander suit, Hendry v Fineoar, awarded the plaintiff a percent damages amid allegations the defendant called him a stove seller. Another slander case, Bread y v Kifos, went to the jury over forged note remarks. About 130 witnesses testified before the grand jury. a work delay is expected. local sickness and hospital transfers are noted among townsfolk. A telegraph pole under repair at Squares Corner near Citizens National Bank narrowly caused no harm after a heavy rain.

Thomas W. Hendry Beverly A. Fineoar Plaintf Sioll & Stove Bready Kifos Watke Citizens’ National Bank

Brunswick yard praised as best east of the Ohio River

The Lattimore and Ohio railroad yard at Brunswick is hailed as the most complete and well laid off shifting yard east of the Ohio. a new siding has been laid near Knoxville west of Brunswick.

Stock Rumors Hit Baltimore and Ohio Shares in New York

Rumors about the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad touched New York trading. The common stock fell sharply at the open, down about 9 percent, then recovered to close the session with a firmer tone as investors reassessed the situation.

Vana Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comany New York Pat

Capture of James Beckom Highlighted by Detective Work

In Lisetty a detective traced the murder of Edward Bakers to James Beckom, a colored man. Captain Dubos and Captain Hutsed coordinated the effort, with Det. Uatrenger aiding in the arrest and Beckom’s capture at an early evening hideout.

James Beckom Lisetty Aptain Aebba Beckim Cap Dubos Capi Ligerrand Caplain Tery Becton Capt. Hobes

Funeral of Benton Knuodis Held at Weet Church Street Home

The funeral for Benton Knuodis took place yesterday afternoon at the family home on Weet Church Street. The service, led by Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach of the Evangelies Reformed Church, drew a large crowd and featured floral tributes and the hymns Nearer My God to Thee and Asleep in Jesus. Remains were buried in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Carty was the funeral director.

Benton Knuodis Weet Charch Street E.R. Eschbach Evangelies Reformed Canten Thane Engebrecht Taos Pa Mt. Olivet Carty

Hotel Arrivals and Court Filing Notices

Hotel arrivals noted since yesterday noon include Crrr Hors N Hoss 8 Wineberg Peter H Kelley J Woodward J Kahn J C Everefield W E Cromwell J Reinberg B Galligher Baltimore C Jennings Danville N Mance W Eghret Walter J Malnihan New York A J Offixr Bt Lou BE Ernest Hanover H J Hunt Philadelphia Seabury Petersburg b Mulispaugh BE H Stantz Harrisburg county Cazuix Houss County il Grorr House County Orphans Court The will of Cornelius F Harley deceased was filed for probate The second account of Jas W Palmer guardian to Marcie C Gobeelman infant was filed

Crrr N. Hoss Wineberg Peter H. Kelley J. Woodward J. Kahn J. C. Everefield W. EB. Cromwell J. Reinberg B. Galligher Baltimore C. Jennings Danville N. Mance W. Eghret Walter J. Malnihan New York A. J. Offixr Bt. Lou Ernest Hanover H. J. Hunt Philadelphia Seabury Petersburg B. Mulispaugh Bara H. Stantz Harrisburg Cazuix Houss County Grorr House Cornelius F. Harley Jas. W. Palmer Marcie C. Gobeelman

Banquet Honors Judge McSherry Elevation to Chief Judge

Frederick bar members plan a banquet at the Carlin House on Friday at nine o'clock to honor Judge James McSherry for his elevation to chief judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals. News of the Churches notes services at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville next Sunday at 10 p.m. and at Pleasant Hill Chapel at 2 p.m. led by Rev. M. Bench. Carschetical class follows each service.

McSherry Frederick James McSherry Maryland Court of Appeals Carlin House Zion Reformed Church Charlesville Nex Plessant Hill Chapel G.G.M. Brown Everatt St. James Lutheran Church

Lease Notice At City Opera House Frederick 1896

A. Grue Murs, manager, announces the City Opera House Frederick is leased for eighteen months beginning January 1 1896. Rules require quiet conduct, prohibit loud noises and tipsy behavior, enforce seat checks between acts, badgeed staff aid, and police enforcement to ensure first class entertainment. The aim is to provide orderly, clean, and upscale facilities for the public.

Pablic City Opera House Frederick Pattica Orchertrs Et Wave A. Guree Murs Cty Opera House

Valentine Plate Sale Sparks Big Weekend Bargains

An1920s style advertisement page announces Valentine gifts and kitchen ware at low prices. The ad features enameled granite ware at ten cents each for four days February 18 14 15 and Monday the 17th 1896 plus displays of dresses curtains and cleaning services. It notes local merchants Smith's Temple of Fancy and Cumberland Md offering fabric and curtain cleaning methods and lists prospectus details for subscriptions and insurance agents.

Ilere Uae Macy Dew Emmn Fagey

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily News Icra Bee Priam Coopey Lason Porter Weathis Ectal Asurueton D.C Booth Market St Thi Benton Knodle George Baker B. Smith Valentini H. Smith Butterick’s Banith B Adams Agi Dr. Hardesty Eoon A. G. Miller W. F. Chilton Percales Esseso Nlibblotz & Mp Nery Tobacco Geo. F. Thomas Maxsimo Gomes Chas Yao Fosses North Market Etrset Sons of Veterans Baltiick Ree Va the State Legislature R. D. Dprecker Downsvill Avalon Daniel Dulaney Water Dulaney St. Michael the Archangel John G. Backes Windsor Jessie Devilletes Charley Heck H. R. Heck Pneumonis Mignie Gittinger North Market Street D. Elmer Buckey Union Bridge Carroll County M. Buckey Backey Smurcerse James Beckim Hubba Cedar Falls Lows) Gazette Stieff Remaburg Shrinee Milling Westiet Csreutille Bolles St. Valeotine Cilerocte Everbady Alice Butterick Velinoator Barnes Erable Delite Ealor Smith Temple of Fancy Footers’ Dye Works Ogham England Aberklod America Footer Europe Teaiatlog Uben L. B. Adame West Church Street Hardesty City Hotel Thorsday W. F. Clinton Farpxzicx H. Dorsey Etchison Hamilton Lindsay Continental Fire Insurance Company Orient Fire Insurance Company Hartford Genn Oams of Lindeau and Biehicon Cuanutian H. Ecceresa Indepenent Hall Chan B. Tyson National Bulliing Association of Saker Johnson BseSt & Kepler Bossara Foster Hook Beauty John Hendrickson Bui Mitch Cruch Bilk Wapi Mudhring Pabhica John Henoicxson PF. V. Staub RMP Kemp B. F. Vv Stacz North Mareet Street Doll Brothers North Mareet Ravers ICRI aDiui Ow Uicgi Ourcuat Ivory Bros THR Railing Grocery CO W. C. Eldridge W. C. Hivamers Christmar OCR W. C. Exvame Bodook Neidig Rowe Seidig Asd Bass Seedsrem Aim Wingeet Se Yacs Ortisers Myson Ae Aresth Man Rodoce & Neidio A. T. Rice & Sons A. T. Rice. & Son Ay Sanaumape Inter-State Calis Wauunia Co Black Goode Jas. Hy Wasxzaras J. F. Eisknaaver J. Eisenhauer Greman Producte Bartholoeay Gapitab Dureharts ZEXLAND_ LEALE Portes Evans & Sons INDLA SROWE Jorn A Lipps, Oor Telephone Ko Frederick, Md DOLL Thayeros Femine Lyons C. D. Dow Orney-At-Law Charles P. Levy Attceney-At-Law Sussoemarie O Levy Court Street Alfred Ritter Aticeney-At-Law A. B. Hargett A. B. Bascac
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication