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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1894
Page
3
Frederick county brief notes and local court action
Trice Gre House and the Winebrenner building clasped hands today with a rope. Snow began last evening after 7 o clock and melted on damp ground. Gov. Frank Brown appoints B E Unger, formerly with The Hews, as Frederick County justice of the peace. Ramsburg of Bloomfield slaughtered a Berkshire hog weighing 594 pounds, first premium at last fall’s fair. Postmaster term expired yesterday. Riflemen met at headquarters. Steiner moves to East Patrick street. Doll Building displays US flag. Mary C Akers granted original widows pension. Heakem will be rampant at City Opera House with Across the Trail. Circuit Court convened. Wood and Hazzard case verdict not guilty. Simpson charged with carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. C. Unger
Knoxville
Frederick County
Frank Brown
BD. C. Ramsburg
Bloomfield
Berkshire
Frederick
Riflemen
Frank Steiner
Eest Church Street
Pennsylvania House
East
Patrick ‘Street
North Market Street
United States
Circuit Court
McSherry
Lynch
Wieson
Etate Ve
Oscar Wood
Frank Hazzard
Wood
Hezzard
W. B. Ogle
Calvin Gaver
Philip Sheffer
Wm. J. Speak
James W. Troxell
Edward 8.Taney
Wellington Hammond
James A. Dayhoof
Geo. F. Kline
John J. White
George W. Simib
George W. Strausberger
William Simpson
Mies Harriet Slay Geizendanner Weds Leslie Hedges
Harriet Slay Geizendanner, daughter of Dr. J. W. Geizandanner, married Leslie C. Hedges yesterday in a ceremony at her home. The couple left for Baltimore and Washington after a wedding dinner, with two flower girls and two attendants in attendance. The report notes her Middletown High School graduation two years ago and mentions a Y M C A meeting tonight and an upcoming City Opera House production Across the Trail with two performances at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedges—Geizendanner
Mies Harriet Slay Geizendanner
J. W. Geizandsnaner
Leslie C. Hedges
Joseph H. Hedges
FL Bemoder
Reformed Church
Ss. OF Vy
Mr. Beard
Lutheran
City Opera House
Philadelphia Pipers
City Aldermen Discuss Finances and Local Regulations
The Frederick Board of Aldermen met to approve Opera House receipts and market totals, settle various bills, and authorize payments. They considered sewer permits, reservoir work progress, and tax rebates for John J Weir and A Van fossen, with remarks on a dead dog case involving Officer Brengle and city liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Register
L. M. Nixdorff
George W. Brengle
Northern District
C Lerch
Southern District
Wilcoxon & Brown
A. G. Quuynn & Co
Charles Hagan
Sahm & Dill
Peter Seeger
Keller & Newman
C. J. Riehl
William D. Bowers
Willam S. Milter & Co
A. C
Zacharias
Sion
N. J
Wilson
the News
Committee On Claims
Geo. W. Brengle
Northern Dig
Christian Lerch
Mark and Wrett
W. H Hooser
Atlantic Refining Co
News
William S. Miller
Frederick Bricking Company
John Gomber
Messrs McLean
Feags and Worman
Tuscarora
Jacob Dadisman
F. B. Rhodes
Ai. P. F. Pampel
Messrs Qrdeman, Brookey and Ebert
F. L. Stoner
City Hotel
Court Street
F. B. Smith
Charles R. Titlow
Akt
Brengle
Montgomery Good Templars Hold District Lodge Session
Good Templars from Montgomery county attended the quarterly District Lodge No. 1 session in Gaithersburg presided by Chief Templar Selby. Eleven district members received the district degree as nine lodges reported growth. Speakers included Grand Chief Templar Burdette Rev KH AL Moore Prof E K Amiss and District Counsellor Windsor. Gaithersburg Lodge hosted a fine dinner and plans for Burtonvale in May. Gaithersburg Lodge marked its tenth anniversary with a temperance sentiment paper launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomers Good Templars
Good Templars
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Templar Selby
Templar Burdette
KH. AL. Moore
E. K. Amiss
Wm R. Windsor
Burtonvale
Gaithersburg Lodge
Good Templar Hall
Wm. J. Thompson
J. Burdette
Temperance
Law Firm Reports Misrouted Case Papers in Frederick County
The firm Cover Keedy and Urner of Frederick writes Clerk Geo B Oswald in Hagerstown that they moved the case of Reuben Seyler Jr from Frederick to Washington county. They say the case was settled in Frederick and the record was transmitted by mistake and ask the Frederick clerk be informed and the papers withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cover, Keedy and Urner
Frederick
Geo. B. Oswald
Hagerstown
Frank
Cover
Reuben Seyler, Jr
Washington County
Frederick County
Oswald
Estate Transfers Report From Frederick Brunswick Lewistown
Brai Estate transfers list several deeds including David E Wachter and Jastrhine to Emms 4 A Wachter and Mary Wachter in Frederick city for 950. William Lir Trustee to Calvin To trust for Syth house and lot in Brunswick 200. Lygia Ann Gaugh to Jacob D Gani in Lewistown. Argesine Pittiger to Reuben Wil 3 acres 3 roods 28 perches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brai
David E. Wachter
Jastrhine
Emms
A. Wachter
Mary E. S. Wachter
Frederick City
Calvin T. Forsyth
Brunswick
Lygia Ann Gaugh
Jacob D Gani
Lewistown
Rgesine Pittiiger
Reuben
Sickness Report on Patrick Street Lodges Notable Ailments
Majira Trier of East Patrick street is confined to the house with illness. Tr. Wm. 8 Miler, also of East Patrick street, is sick. Miss Annie Humm at her West Patrick street home is quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majira Trier
East Patrick Street
Annie Humm
West Patrick Street
Martha Washington Tea Event Hosted By Miss Weems
An event titled Martha Washington Tea is planned for this evening from five oclock at Joh Street. Miss Weems will preside over the gathering with attention to propriety and decorum. The notice also promotes a medicinal syrup as a wholesome remedy for common ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Joh Street
Miss Weems
Earth From Graves of Patriots Sent to California Daughters
Mrs A Leo Knoll Maryland regent of the Society of Daughters of the American Revolution collects soil from Revolutionary graves in Baltimore and sends it to San Francisco. The plan is to plant a liberty tree in Golden Gate Park with soil from battlefields and graves to honor pioneers, including Holland Williams Eager Howard Phelan Carroll and La Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leo Knoll
Maryland
Society of Daughters of
California
Knott
Otho Holland Williams
John Eager Howard
Old St. Pauls
Baltimore
John Phelan
Alassachusetts
Greenmount
Harper Carroll
Carrollton
Cheries Carroll
General Smallwood
Charles County
Gereral Lafayette
San Francisco Society
Legislature Proceedings Highlight Diverse Committee Actions
Yesterday in the legislature a Baltimore city member opposed mercantile incorporation bills and ex governor Bowie opposed street railway enclosure rules. Other actions include oyster report planning, tax and insurance bills, roads department creation, and adjournment to Monday. A Senate move on historical chamber features, free book bills, and railroad approvals are noted with voter registry and tax refund measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Baltimore City
Corporations
Bowie
Legg
House
Chesapeake Bay
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
House Committee On Insurance
Maryland
Brown
Geo. H. Jones
Calvert County
Talbot County
Baltimore Bar Association
House Fedelary Committee
Senate
Gives
Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Elkton, Massey’s and Middletown
Cecil County
House Committee On Roads
Taylor
Department of Roads and Highways
Newman
Frederick and
Amriddletown
Frederick County
Evan Mr. Hobbs
Middletown
Rockville
Senate Judiciary Committee
Vinson
Talbow
Talbott
Judge Lynch
Senator Talbott
Edward ©. Peter
Weegy News Advertisements and Notices
A compact notice page lists multiple local advertisements including sellers, trades, and a public sale notice. It mentions persons such as C. Cronise and Garian J. Beard, with references to stock for sale, neckwear, dress goods, and a woman wanted request. The snippet reflects routine classified content from East Patrick Street listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeekly News
Reedy Today
MM. S. McDonnel S. T. Siseder
C. Maught
Weant & Henning
Han
Wm. G. Brewer
C. Cronise
Siniz & Kemp
Enton Hargett
East Patrick St
Garian J. Beard
Renoner & Kemp
Harmony Grove Notes and Lewistown News
County correspondence from Harmony Grove Lewistown and nearby towns reports a storm stalling hay loads against a fence, ice house gains, church festival enjoyment, Miss Lottie Long visiting, and a Christian Endeavor meeting. Lewistown revival ongoing with local visits and a near accident while Mr Dorsey works a sawmill. weather and rainstorms noted. Foxville reports small social events and a notable horse loss, with religious society gatherings and a debate night in Paxville Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barmony Ghove
Frederick
Wm. E. Shafer
Harmony Grove
Charlesville
Lottie Long
Jefferson
Near Harmony Grove
Christian Endeavor Society
Geofhorb
West Harmony Grove
Local notes from Loceyville and Taneytown Feb 21
Community items from Loceyville and Taneytown report moves visits illnesses and social events. Ghee Bader heads to Red Lands this spring while Mt. Zion Bend shows slow progress. Residents include Emma Deckabaugh Foxs children with chicken pox John Fox injured by spider bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ghee Bader
Red Lands
Mt. Zion
Emma Deckabaugh
Belmon Farm
McKale Posterites
Howard Fox
John Fox
Various Maryland-local incidents reported in state news
Mrs McK Patrick badly burned with coal oil. Samuel R Hacker dies at Hagerstown aged forty. Charles Seney killed by a train near Delaware City. Rev A Grineatry resigns from Crisfield church. Charles Callan loses leg railroading. Rev Charles Ewing accepts call to Uniontown Ky. Stores burglarized at Prince Fredericktown. Echoes Board in Washington county changes. Baltimore and Cumberland Railway construction likely at Hancock. Samuel T F Chandler and a colored man drown near Port Tobacco. Petitions seek 2 4 and 6 year county commissioner terms in Kent. Jury awards 1000 to F D Thompson vs R B Thompson. Dredgers in Tangier Sound fired upon by Virginia police boat. no damage. Boundary line survey urged between Garrett and Allegany counties. Charles W Sctffins sues Boonsboro constable for arrest. Doctors Hearn and Holloway quarrel. Hearn injured. Eighteenth spatial encampment of the Department of Maryland G A opens at Hagerstown. Officer reports indicate department in good condition. pension frauds noted. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advert claims cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McK. Patrick
Samuel R. Hacker
Hagerstown
Charles Seney
Roe, Md
Delaware City
A. Grineatry
First Baptist Church
Crisfield
Charles Callan
Allegany County
Charles H. Ewing
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Uniontown
Thomas I. Young
Lindsay Tate
Prince Fredericktown
Echoe
Washington County
Hancock
Baltimore and Cumberland Railway
Samuel TF. Chandler
Port Tobacco
Mar Jemoy Creek
Kent County
F. D. Thompson
R. B Thompson
Baltimore
Tangier Sound
Virginia
Garrett County
Allegany
Charles W. Sctffins
United States Army
Lynch
Boonsboro
Wim. T. Hearn
Thomas 3
Maryland
Hegerstown
Nolen
New Neckwear and Spring Fabrics Arrive at Carland
NS iW Neckwear presents latest styles in Tusk and Fohr scarves and Windsor scarves. A fine line of Ladies' White BEE" SOSOLS, spring ginghams, indigo prints, maslins, and more now on sale with prices reflecting market declines but still offering value. Visit Carland to see the new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eesols
Indigo Prints
Maslins, &c
Carland
Local Boy Hurt After Porch Fall on East Third Street
Master Harry Hagan fell from the front porch of Mrs. Blag's house on East Third street yesterday morning and sustained bruises. He is reported to be improving today. John Hendrickson and Gough Gandy are noted in association with the case, along with Ecelery's celebrated Horehound Indian Sage Cough Candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hagan
Frederick College Alumni Events and Lectures Schedule
Frederick College hosts an alumni address by Prof. Herbert B. Adams at 8 p m on Thursday February 22 in College Hall with free admission. A flight of events includes a lecture by R J Burdate on Rise and Fall of the Mustache with reserved seats 50 cents and gallery 25 cents. The Alumni Dinner is on the 22nd with tickets from the committee or college office. Local dentist Dr J R L Bardlesty will be at City Hotel February 22–23. Also an Farmers sale advertises a large cash purchases and special price promotions at JAMES B WALER & CO with discounted linens and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew Market
Feeb
Clarence Griffith
Montgomery County
Flickinger
Onion Bridge
Wm. Downey
Brengle
I. P. Molesworth
J. 2
Delaney
Trinity Church
Calvin Clay
Baltimore
Hattie Barnes
Mount Afry
A. M. Wood
J. P. Moleaworth
FB. O
R. J. Burdatte
Yeakle's
Frederick College
Herbert B. Adams
Johns Hopkins University
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Am Famoriage
Saas
Lord Brasboo
Cuaties Lied
Eciter
Arett Nme
Dohn A. Abbot
Doll & Albaugh
Mary C. Akers
Messrs
P. F. Pampel
F. M. Fauber
Edward S. Taney
Francis A. Knott
John TF. Yingling
Wellington Hemmond
Milton O. Bennet
J. Grahame Johnson
Lewis
Myreakal
MLO
Y. M.C.A
Kemp Hall
THE
Legislature
the Weeegy News
George Dorsey
John Hil
Dorsey
Neighbors
Michael Roberts
Samuel Beard
R. Clinton Hedges
Barsonville
Geo. Shaw
Hanover
Clinton Hedges
Hansonville
Jeanie Ecker
Frank Phillips
Thurmont
Joseph Miler
Near Loys
Etta Miller
Taneytown
Moble Wilhide
John Beitler
Susie Beitler
Lestersburg
Afies
Mattie Martin
Owen’s Creek
Amands Hope
Westdays
Hilmer Raymond
John Long
Rocky Ridge
Harry Barrick
Howard Martin
Edgar Biggs
Howard Miller
G. A. Whitmore
Luther Creager
Joseph A. Miller
Phureday
Foxville
Annie Pryor
Willem Hoffman
Waynesboro
Chester Brandenburg
Mollie
Wolfsville
Alvey Brandenburg
Wm. Hoffman
Alver Brandenburg
Geath
E. T. Dizon
Continental
Christian Endeavor Society of the Pace
Asccnel
Miles Annie Pryor
Suijec
Franklin Debating and Literary Society
Paxville
Towa
Usasi
Calvin
Theodore Smith
Samus
Lewi
A. Brirmar
Necetive
Eric Dixon
A. E. Sensentaugs
G. Wager
Vernon M. Bailerman
Jackson Wolfe
David Lewis
Hiram Toms
Mraig
Loceyville
Lucy Garret
Alice Riggins
Boyd's
Indianapolis
Ind
New London
J. Arthur Kemp
D. Higgins
McCaffrey
Sherif Farrall
Gatthersburg
Légar Shetrer
Dickerson
ER. Thomas
E. McMaster
Liberty
Bessico
Geo. H. Birnie
Chas. Kohler
Dr. C. Birnie
C. O. Fuss
Jesse Haugh
N.B. Hagan
Sir. Hagan
News OF the State
Hood
John Hendrickson
John LY
Etonx Heaspioxson
F. V. Staub
Just
F.v.staus
Telephone
Gough Gandy
Eceley
C. Beckley
J. R. L. Bardlesty
James E. Walker & CO
JEB. Walker & CO
Lancaster Ginghams
Floom Muslin
Dlonsdale Cambric
James B, Walerr &D
Bodoce
Haidig
Rouge
Roduce
Neldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Sons
North Marert Btessy
Freserick, MD
L. Harley
Bagbaat
Broyant Ailor
Overcon
Harley
Merchant Tudor
South Market
John A. Kennedy
Joan A. Kennedy
NO. U. N
Eis
Loy & Perry
Stetson
Trela
Loy and
Perry
PEREY
Amburgs
AH Burgs
Amburgh
C. Eldridge
Freederich, 3D
Blackston
B. H. BuacSsrox
Merchant Tailors
Market Staest
B. Staley
Ofice
Tas
L. Mclaren
Teta Okie
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