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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1895

Page

7

This Date In History February 23 War Events

The page lists scattered historical notes and garbled text about events and figures such as Joobus Reynolds Samoes, various names, and references to treaties and places. The legible items hint at historical milestones and international affairs from a dated newspaper column.

Joobus Reynolds Samoes Ie2 Bero Bampesead Lowion Americas Petersborg Tore Cate

Weather Forecast and Public Notices From The News

Wet day forecast for Nassauinton area by Weather Bureau chief M. W. HagRineton with emphasis on reliable adverts in the paper. Public notices list sales of Cornelius Braley Daniel Balk Wm Anderson Logan Braceville and poultry yards and rental listings including house and store room vacancies with names like R E Shafer and Renner Kemp and others.

Cornelus Braley Daniel Balk Wm. Anderson Logan, Braceville C. F. Rothenhoefer Geo. Brunt & Co R. E. Shafer Hendrickson City Opera House Cheere Allen Rohrback L. Stoner

Montevue Scandal In Indictments Hinted By Grand Jury

Grand jury lingered as press time approached for Montevue scandal updates. Four indictments were anticipated. controversy over Main’s removal from Board of Charities and Correction surfaced after a special session. A Republican member urged caution and legal counsel before action. Main clarified Boteler’s bills confusion—payments misaligned with purchase records, bills not passed until corrected.

Pollay Board of Charities and Correction Main Str. Main

Late Mrs Beaufelter Dies in City After Long Life

Mrs. Margaret Beaufelter born March 18 1808 in Neustadt am Culm Germany widow of John Beaufelter. She leaves five children, 28 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday Feb 20 at 2 pm from 4 East Fourth Street with Rev Luther Kuhlman officiating. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Beaufelter Margaret Beaufelter Tus News Neustadt Am Culm Newtown Germany John Beaufelter Jacob Woodward Hiram Moberly Tiffin Ohio Geo. W. Blamenour J. Rodney Young Elisa Annie Beanfelter George W. Beanfelter Belng East Fourth Street Luther Kuhlman Evangelical Lutheran Church George Harry Woodward Winchester Harry Roger Ralph Young Harry Beaufelter Mount Olivet Cemetery

Interesting Teachers Meeting at East Church Street High School

Teachers from the county gathered with the Female High School faculty for a special meeting at the East Church Street school. Dr. Lyte of Millersburg State Normal School spoke on Grammar in an earnest address, and Mr. Hamman of Walkersville spoke on How to teach Algebra.

Teachers’ Association East Church Strex Lyte State Norms’ School Milleraburg Hamhman Walkersville

Local Sickness Notes and a Patent Remedy Ad

The item notes Mrs Harriet Barrick of Walkenville paralyzed and in critical condition, Edith Carter of Liberty turning 113, and Mrs Frank Davis on the sick list. It also promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative and mentions Baltimore Mutual Aid Society and N P Water in a disputed position.

Harriet Barrick Walkenville Edith Carter Liberty Frank Davis East Patrick Street Baltimore Mutual Aid Boctery Baltimore

Frederick College Alumni Hold Annual Reunion Banquet

The Frederick College Alumni Association held its second annual reunion and banquet at the college ballroom with Dr. Klemm of the National Bureau of Education delivering the main address. Officers were elected, toasts given by Baker Johnson and others, and the group discussed supporting the college with endowment and library books.

Frederick College Alumai Association Eltizeea College Batan DL BR Kler Naonal Bureau of Education Geo. Washington Frederick Scbtter Germany Saulor Schilter Klemm Alumni Association Carlin House Baker Johnson L. T. Macgill, Jr John C. Weaat Hammond Crner W. W. Saunders Wm. ¥. Alblagh II Cficera Sheir Bangeet Hall Toste Princeton College Chas. W. Hoffman Kienman Lynn Haven Hoffman Maryland America Antil Grant Wagner Frederck L. 8. Titton Weil Lampe Princeton Birely Aie Levy Johns Hopkins

Personal notices from Liston and Baltimore guests

PURELY PERSONAL, Mr. B. FP. Reich spent the 22nd with friends in Liston Howard county Misces Grace Henshaw Joste Miller of Thurmont and Ha t ie Boblitz of the city left yesterday on the P R R for Baltimore Where they intend spending several days Mr Charles Baihilow wife and daughter of Baldimore e.] the gueste of his father Charles R Titlow in this city yesterday Miss Lena Brudenburg of Adsme town who had been the guest of Misa Kate Gittinger has returned home

Lena Brudenburg Adsmetown Misa Kate Gittinger Kemn

Samuel Brengle Dies In City At 30 O Clock

Samuel Brengle, a well known citizen and hero admirer, died yesterday afternoon. Funeral arrangements set for 2 o clock Monday afternoon. The obituary notes a sharp remark on stingy people as a reflection on character.

Eamuel Brengle Samuel Brengle

Tyrolean Queen Charms City Opera Bonse Audience

The Tyrolean Queen operetta was presented again to a large, appreciative crowd at City Opera Bonse. Performers Morpoy Kriner and Miss Kriner portrayed Roygelle Mother Grant and the Paley Queen with notable skill, and the ensemble delivered a thorough patriotic effort praised as one of Frederick’s finest entertainments in years.

Key Monument Fund Frederick Anceeya Roygelle Mies Morpoy Mother Grant Paley Miss Kriner Fairies

Colonial Feast Benefit Planned by Ladina Auxiliary

The Ladina Auxiliary of the Y M C A met at East Church Street rooms Wednesday night at 7:45 to finalize plans for a Colonial Feast on the 23rd to raise funds for the association. Decor includes flags and period costumes. tickets are on sale at the association rooms. The event features a musical and literary program, with refreshments like cakes and coffee. admission is a nominal fee.

Baying Missen Nellie Bobiltz Mary Young Irene Lindsay Mary Beale Janie Zimmerman Roger Wickham H. H Abbott M.G. Norris C. E. Schlichtknecht R.G. White Literary Society

Well Pounded Rev Caner Receives Community Donation

Well Pounded Rev A Caner of New Market was surprised on Tuesday the 19th when friends from Turkey Branch and Bartholow's Switen delivered baskets of sugar canned goods preserves fruit tea coffee and ice for their pastor and family. The gifts aimed to ease a depleted condition after a long winter and were gratefully received with a fitting speech.

A. Caner Turkey Branch Bartholow

St James Fair Opens Eldridge Building on West Patrick

The St James Fair by the Ladies Mite Society of St James Lutheran Church, now at the Eldridge building on West Patrick Street, drew large crowds nightly and will close tonight with a wide array of refreshments led by Mrs William T Montgomery and Miss Ida Griffin. Bad roads plague county travel as snow recedes, with mud and slush freezing at night and drifts still blocking narrow passages. Elizabeth Nichols, colored, funeral held at Asbury Church with pallbearers Wm Lee Paul Young Wesley Brown Jas Bently. interment Greenmount Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors.

St. James Fair Eldridge Building West Patrick Street St. James Lutheran Church Gale Wm. T. Montgomery Ida Gr Ff Waster Rosda Fancraiz Elizabeth Nichols Asbury Church J. T. Owens Wm Lee Paul Young Wesley Brown Jas Bently Greenmount Cemetery A. T Rice & Sons

Precursor of Spring Weather Notice in New Market Area

Weather note from Brightweil reports warm signs as spring nears after a cold period. A local merchant on East Patrick Street plans February deliveries, while Ceresville roller flour is praised for better bread yield per barrel.

Wx. Brightweil Manesges Bader New Market Chesipng

Veteran Corps Band of Baltimore Promises Enchanting Concert

A rare performance by the Veteran Corps Band of Baltimore on Monday dazzles audiences with forty skilled musicians delivering a refined blend of sound, delicate cadences, and enriched effects. Notable soloist Hessie Meckiem joins to deepen the program, while the City Opera House hosts the Al G Field Minstrel Company for a separate March 1 engagement featuring lavish scenery and elaborate stage pieces.

Veteran Corps Band of Baildimore Misa Hessie Meckiem Urly Iscy AL 4. Field Upra House Dail Gare al G. Field Minstrel Company Cal Alam Aladdin Treasure Cave Sultan's Palace Aladdin’s Castle

Kenilword Kenilworth’s Repute for Clean Plays Spans Maryland

The Kenilworth company, known for producing clean, entertaining plays for nine years, draws large Baltimore audiences with satisfaction for Lovers of good clean drama. Next Friday they present A Comical Tragedy at City Opera House, previously staged at Lyceum Theatre to acclaim.

Baltimore City Maryland Baltimore City Opera House Lyceum Theatre

NEWS OF THE CHURCHES AND MINISTERIAL MEETING

The next Ministerial Association of the Reformed Church will meet in Frederick on Monday March 26. There is a gospel service at All Saints Church tomorrow morning and a children’s service at 3 p.m. Evangelical Lutheran church services follow regular hours with preaching at 10:15 a.m. and Sunday school at 1:45 p.m. C. E. prayer meeting at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. The sermon tomorrow is “A more Excellent Way” I Cor IIL Hear the chapter again.

the Reformed Church Frederick All Saints Church Evangelical Lutheran Church

Local Carriages In Stock At Carty's Furniture

Local store announces a full line of children's carriages in latest patterns now in stock at Carty's Furniture. Shoppers can choose from a range of styles and prices in a display ready for the holiday season.

Carty California

Special meeting planned for Monday evening 8 30 pm

The notice references a F.C.M.C.A. special session scheduled for Monday at 8 30 pm. The letter from Frans B. Ryopes criticizes a board decision, claims support and testimony, and hints at a broader dispute over contracts and communications with companies. He notes costs limit sharing more details.

Frederick Mr. Nixdorf Frans B. Ryopes

Lecture by Rev Dr Reed at M B Church Saturday

Rev Dr George E Reed president of Dickingan College will lecture at M B Church on Saturday February 23 at 9 pm admission five cents. The Wheeling Daily Register praises his eloquence noting a large audience and applause for his talk titled Quallies that Win. A five act drama The Fraft of His Folly plays at Kreigs Hall Adamstown February 26 1895 as a benefit for the Reformed church. Also Hamburg remnants offered at low prices by RN B with colors fast.

George E. Reed Dickingan College M. B. Church Wheeling Daily Register Reed Heten Wheeling Krelg's Hall Adamstown Reformed Church

Special February Rug and Carpet Remnant Sale

For a few days only the sale highlights rugs socks squares and carpet remnants. Open stock of rug remnants and velvet and Brussels carpet pieces about 100 remnants shown first floor in WASP department. Low prices promised and readers urged to view genuine California prunes.

Les Monly WASP

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