Pleasant Paragraphs of Those Who Come and Go
Judge James McSherry leaves for Annapolis and others travel to Baltimore, Annapolis, and Detroit. Notables, relatives, and visitors from Lancaster, Chicago, Washington, and New Haven are recorded with returns to home. The Sick lists several local residents and a college pupil is ill. Old Boans is reappointed to the Board of Charities. Major Creager is reassigned to New York. Local market quotes and postponement of the Alumni social are noted. An advertisement touts a fig syrup laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Annapolis
Jacob Rohrback
Baltimore
Spendin Cyork
Roy Rosenthal
Chicago
A. Rosenour
South Market Street
Harry Dertzbacgh
Washington
George Beckley
J. Beckley
East Second Street
Charles Hahn
Aaron Rosenstock
Detroit
Michigan
George M. Grayson
Alfred Ritter
State Senate
Robert J. Hoggson
Baltic
Robert E. Zimmerman
W. W. Pickett
West Patrick Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Birely
New Haven
North Market Street
Misa Mary Belle Stahl
Lancaster
Woman’s College
Fritchie
Woman's College
Miss Sproul
Women’s College
Chester
M. Alexander
Lillian Alexander
J. Emory Harper
South Market
Mary Wade
The
Visitation Academy
Maria Shope
East Patrick Street
Bertha Fraley
Religious World Sunday Schools and Church Services
Local churches report Sunday services with sermons from Rev. Osborne Ingle Rev. T F Dixon and others. Mass times at St John Catholic and revival meetings at M E B Church South. Epworth League attendance two new members. Sunday school turnout 200 with offerings and 6 new scholars. Foreign mission observances, Woman's Society meeting Tuesday, midweek 7 15 lecture by Dr Conwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Hharen
Osborne Ingle
Soren
Mitain
Presbyterian Church
T. F. Dixon
Bachbach
Jeans
St. John’s Catholic Church
Maseca
Father Coleman
Father McNir
Father Edges
Father O'Rourke
Rhea L'nirad Brethren Church
L. F. M. Myers
Stinsspring
J. H. Wilhite
M. EB. Church
Grace Reformed
E.L. Mclean
God
Suodsy School
Secretay
Evangelical Lutheran
Conwell
Law Court Docket Sees Disorderly Conduct Fines In Pearl
Justice White dismisses a string of disorderly arrests from Pearl and nearby areas. John Hanson paid a 1.75 fine and was released, while Charles Miller awaits a 3 pm hearing. Maggie and Julia Temple paid fines after being charged, and Jacob Hall received 60 days in jail in lieu of a 40.50 fine. Zach and Wm Murphy Jr faced fines, with Rippan jailed for 20 days and Murphy released on payment. Dolly Garfield Baer, who ran away from Hagerstown, was taken into custody and returned to her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
James White
John Hanson
Pearl
Buckey
Charles Miller
Six
Maggie
Julia Temple
Loenstalley
Cook
Julia
Jacob Hall
Ridenour
Wen
Zach. Pen
Wm. Murphy, Jr
Rippan
Murphy
Eusaway
Dolly Garfield Baer
Hagerstown
Erast
Funeral notices from West Patrick Street and laboring Sons Cemetery
The Jones and Summers funeral services were held yesterday and Sunday at private homes and cemeteries with Rev T Freeman Dixon and David Cartnall officiating. Pallbearers included Albert Miller Joseph is Wm Jones Jr Barry Schell William Davis George Tall Charles Gross Henry Meers. Interments at Mt Olivet and Laboring Sons Cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian F. Jones
West Patrick Street
T. Freeman Dixon
Albert Miller
Joseph Is
Wm. Jones, Jr
Barry Schell
Mt. Olivet
F. Schreider
Louisa Summers
David Cartnall
William Davis
George Tall
Charles Gross
Henry Meers
Laboring Sons
A. .E. Rice & Sons
Salmmore paint merchant dies and Maryland news mixed
A report covers the death of H. Getrenaker a Salmmore paint merchant, plus Maryland items including a legislative delegation visiting coal mines, church dedications, a murder verdict, a political contest in Annapolis, and court cases in Frederick and Carroll counties.
Strakosch Opera Company to Perform Trovatore in Frederick
The Strakosch Opera Company plans a February 15 show at City Opera House Frederick presenting Verdi Trovatore with a stellar cast a large trained chorus and impressive production values. Ticket prices range from 25 cents to 1 25 with seats reserved. The company cites past success in New York Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strakosch Opera Company
Paveling
Marie
Baebes
City Opera House
Frederick
New York
Baltimore
Washington
What Happened to Jones Dominates New York Stage Run
The conspicuous hit of George H. Broadhurst's farce What Happened to Jones in New York drew wide attention. It ran four months at the Bison Theatre and boosted Broadhurst to the forefront of theatricals as critics praised his perseverance and talent. The City Opera House will stage the play next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
George H. Broadhurst
New York
Bison Theatre
City Opera House
Broadhurst
How Smith Met Jones at City Opera House
New Orleans Evening Item reports September 18 1899 show at City Opera House praised How Smith Met Jones The review notes merit and an audience enjoyment while highlighting Miss Beier Warren as Ells and her dramatic fire as a standout feature of the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
New Orleans
City Opera House
Beier Warren
Ells
Mrs McLean Keynote at Detroit DAR Banquet
Mrs Donald McLean regent of the New York chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution spoke at the Louisa St. Clair Chapter fifth annus banquet in Detroit Michigan. She delivered an enthusiastic principal address reflecting on DAR aims and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Detroit
Louisa St. Clair
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mich
Donald McLean
New York
Debate on Monterne Hospital purchase and asylum plans
A state commission urges adoption of a dedicated facility for the colored insane or the criminally insane. The report favors building at Springfield's Monterne complex, or acquiring Monterne Hospital Frederick or Sylvan Retreat Cumberland, with Springfield preferred for cost and efficiency. It condemns overcrowding at Monterne, calls for separate wards, removal rules, and notes juvenile presence and restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea State Legacy Commission
Monteray Hospital
Frederick Vonpig
Springfeld
Monverne
Frederick
Cumberland
Springfield
States Board
Sykesville
Monterus Hospital
Monterne Hospital
Lunacy Commission
Belles Lettres Society Meets at Male High School
The Belles Lettres Literary Society of Male High School met on Friday February 9 with President Derr presiding. Readings and recitations followed, including Your Mission Don's Look for Flaws Bay Bold School Days and a debate on whether teaching has benefited the world more than preaching. The verdict favored the affirmative two to one as judges reported. The group adjourned to reconvene Friday February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Derr
Tousabe
Pulp Mill Abandoned at Lake Allegany County
Pulp mill at Lake Allegany county to be abandoned in early spring by Forest Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. Directors rely on unquestioned authority. New Covington W Va mills near completion and will pulp within three days, affecting about four hundred workers. Also notes St Patrick's Day observance by Young Men's Catholic Union on March 17 with Alonzo Ely delivering an address. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement urges readers to buy the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Virginia Pulp
Lake
Allegany County
Covington
W. Va
Young Mens’ Catholic Union
Alonzo Ely
St. Patrick
Teachers Institute Program Arranged for Week Meeting
The annual Teachers Institute begins Monday February 19 and runs all week with a packed program for teachers. Opening exercises feature addresses by J E Wood and Dr E B Prettyman, plus sessions on arithmetic, history, physiology, and district topics led by Foreman Murphy Goldsborough and Johnson. Evening lectures include topics on Nature's Hidden Truths, geology, and education theory by Prof Mitchell and Henry Houck. The schedule lists daily morning classes, subject lectures, and evening talks through February 22 focusing on education practice and public school preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sud
W. G. Johnson
E. Foreman
the High School
Amon Bur Rer
M. M. Robinson
Jim
F. G. Wagaman
E Foreman
Ella Y. Ricker
Harshman
M Bielfeld
Mitchell
Soresday
Daniel
Motz
Clara McVicar
Henry Honck
Spencer O. Stall
Maggie E. Myers
Prof
Mitchel
Thomas Hindman wedding in Allegheny City
Mr George F. Thomas son of Silas Thomas and Miss Minnie Belle Hindman of Allegheny City were married by Rev J W Boronll at his Allegheny city residence on Monday January 29. Thomas formerly resided in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas—Hindman
George F. Thomas
Silas Thomas
Minnie Belle Hindman
Alleghany
City
J. W. Boronll
Allegheny City
Thomas
Frederick
Salter Golden Wedding at West Church Street Home
Mr and Mrs George Salter celebrate their thirtieth anniversary Thursday evening at their home West Church Street from 7 to 10 oclock. A County Visitor, a moral and funny home picture, opens at City Opera House next Friday night with the Surprise farmer band led by Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George £. Salter
West Church Street
Suovy Farmer
Dicycis Wonder
Hayea
In memory of Lilian GC Jones and local notices
In memory of Lilian GC Jones who died February 9 1900 with a memorial poem. Parents and others note the loss and announce events. Lectures at St Johns on February 20 discuss Jamaica The Isle of Springs The Pearl of the Antilles 7 20 pm admission 23 cents. Fred eric City Hospital Association meeting at Mrs Garretts West Second Street Tuesday 3 pm. China Mission Joan exhibit Tuesday 4 10 10 pm All Saints Sunday school room tea confections sale benefit Rev J A Ingl es work in China. City Hotel Cafe news and a life reader Madame Hevera offers consultation daily at 50 West South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Opera House
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frederick College
Royal Arcanim
China Mission Chapter
All Sainte Episcopal Guild
Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Russell H. Conwell
Opara
Strakpach Opara Company
Optillion Club
Bicycle Club
Father Coleman
Jamaica
Isle of Springs
Pearl of the Antilles
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederic City
Siionary
Tex
China Mission
All Saints
J. A. Ingle
China
Caution on street caddy games and local notices
A city ordinance bans boys playing caddy on the streets with strict enforcement. The Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church advertises a Valentine Tea on Wednesday February 14 at 7 p.m. at Kemp Hall. Nearby ads announce a new music store at 100 North Market Street around February 15 with pianos organs and small instruments for sale. Also promoting tailors and a general store with lamps groceries and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
North Market Street
F. B. Sappington
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the Daily News
Reig Ieee
le Goiter
Bryene
Don Noy
Charles Bas Amtroue Thomas
Sone Coss
Westher
Wasmooros
Tas Nuwe
Torsday
W. L Moors
Borear
Creal
Othera Mai
Paments Todayee & Stoner
Trustees Hospital Association
Ching Mission
City Hotel
Green
Allen Rohrback
Neidig & Miller
Old Boans
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Charities and Corrections
Daniel T. Ordeman
George Hughes
Urleans
A. M. Ezler
Woodsboro
Harry B. Witter
George W. Ramsburg
Middletown
Creager
Noble O. Creager
Army
Mra
E. W
Vmnitation Academy
California Fig Syrap Co
Sunday Schools and Societies
Philadelphia Times
Tate Russell Conwell
America
Fredericksonians
Hood
Getrenaker
Maryland
Allegasy County
Precston Alemmi Wil Bold Ieir
Bedrenanion
Darcaet
Balezmoce
St. Wenorsiacs
Strioltearch
Baluusere
J. F. Burch
Seven Pines
St. Mary's
Dickey i @& Sons
Dickeyville
Baltimore County
Indian Spring
Washington County
William Paret
St. Anns
St. Philip’s Chapel
Arthur Pepler
George Pepler
Falls’ Road
Barry W. Harris
Eva Harris
Qotobar
Acatin R. Weedon
House of Delegates of
Queen Anne's
Elijah Williams
Anne Arundel County
Wss
E. Nicholson
Maryland Temperance League
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Motter
Olver H. Crouse
Carroll County
John C Shorb
John ©. Creston
Noah Bowlus
H. Dorsey Etchison
Charles O. Waters
Bowlus
J. Roger McSherry
Etchison
Montevce Hospital
Legacy Commission
GSE
Emctions
Societors
Bellss Lettres
Teachers’ Institute
Onr
AMM
Taanogie
Oor
Henry Houck
Charles H. Remsberg
Pearl A. Ender
Hon
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Authmetic
G. E. Palaver
M. Olovilla Walter
Lilian GC. Jones
Darling
Madame Hevera
Aesora
Weat South Street
John Hendreiokson
Saps Wooel
Cali
Ey Matas
Avery Varin
LYANS
Arun Ea Neaik
Vol
Ob Fisher le
Gina Fe
Priestley
Hyat Ata
Wwe
Jou Henvaivsson
Beater Frederick's
Tabor
Nene & Muze
Ta N. Market
Clinton
Main
Mokrth Market Street
Wriux F. Omatoy
the Reformed Guild
Park Hotel
West
Calcium Light
A. L. Eader
Patrick St
G. Kader
East Church Street
Louis’ Orphan Asylum
Janidawly
Isaghia
Redseed Prica
Bodoor & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, ND
Uchaire
Aire
P. V. Staub
Gus Bouillion
Olam Chowder
F . Vv
J. Edward Riet
Railing Grocery Company
Lam Truly Yents
Geo. H. Railing
J. Heisely Kelise
J. Heibely Keller’s
AMD
Gaz
Potomac
Uclomd
Willard
Kellsr
N .T. Ceres Ville
Shriner
Floer
D* B. C. Micodemae
Irma
Isnes
Yibce
CPE
R Levy
Oee
Court Screet
Court Bose
Reever
Cleveland
Keller
Ich N Markes
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