Variety Store Items and Local Real Estate for Sale
Plush Comb and Brush Gem and many household goods listed for the IDB TOT AND VARIETY STORE at 6 W Parekh Street. Nearby, multiple Frederick County farms and houses are offered for sale including a 109 acre Hic tle farm on the New Design road near Ballenger Creek turnpike and several city properties on North Marter Street and near the Baltimore pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Lechmat
New Design
Ballenger Creek
Carroll
Mir
Secarnist
BOCSE POR SALES
Edward Perry
Perry
J. Casin Crome
damaung Gove
Frederick
Frederick and
Emmuirsburg
Pennsylvania railroad
Frederck
Express Messengers Deserve a Christmas Day
The author argues for a special Christmas holiday for express messengers who work without rest on Christmas. They toil through the night delivering packages, keeping receivers happy while carriers risk exhaustion. A Santa Claus figure is suggested as a playful obstacle to a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Officers Elected at Frederick Branch Meeting
At the Frederick branch annual stockholders meeting in Baltimore City Maryland twelve directors for 1893 were elected. The board then organized with George W Grove as president Hamilton Lindsay as vice president F Granville Thomas as secretary Henry B Ramsburg as treasurer Jacob Rohrback as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore Building and Lose Association
Baltimore City
George W. Grove
Hamilton Lindsay
Wiliam
Miller
George F. Thomas
James A. Brown
Eas B. Ramsburg
Franklin B. Smith
Charles E. Measey
F. Granville Thomas
Jacob Rohrbeck
Henry B. Ramsbur
Alfred Ritter
Mapism
F. Granville Thames
Henry B. Ramsburg
Jacob Rohrback
Reception for Sunday school class at Rush Lewis home
Mr Rush Lewis hosted a reception at his house near town for his Sunday school class from the M E Church orchestra. The banquet was delightful and the young gentlemen considered the treat among their most enjoyable recollections. A fox chase near Woodsboro followed with local sportsmen including L Baughman, Chas N Hargrett, O J Gaver, Jas M Smith, J H Delauter and J L Simmons joining the extensive hounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Lewis
M. E. Church orchestra
Woodsboro
essrs
L. ¥. Baughman
Chas. N. Hargett
O. J. Gaver
Jas. M. Smith
J. H. Delauter
J. L. Simmons
Rebellion Denounced in Mexico and Spain Anarchy Rise
In Monterrey Mexico on January 3 the government led by General Bernardo Helo exposed a secret revolt involving 200 prominent Tamautilas figures and Texas frontier supporters. The pronunciamiento calls for overthrow of Diaz, a new constitutional order, and a continental army under the 1857 constitution. In Barcelona Spain on January 3 fifteen hundred anarchists celebrated the new year with calls for violence while authorities prepare for possible unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz de
Spain
MONTEREY
Mex
Bernardo Helo
Neuse Leon
thas
Tamautilas
Texas
Diaz
cabinet
aimbilius
ree
United States of Mexico
continental army
Garza
Mexico
Rio Grande
Tamaatipas
Dew
PRUDENCO GANZOLAS
SEVRIANO TOLIAN FLorens
EvsTharp Jushveva
Barcelona
Moias
Therese Clarmont
theaties
Linares
Among the Firemen Officers Elected by Juniors and Voters
The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company elected Edward Koontz as president and a full slate of officers including W. M. Crimmine Geo. S Rodock as vice presidents and F.T Rhodes as chief engineer. The United Steam Fire Engine Company also held an election naming B. H. Blackston as president and multiple officers across treasurer secretary foreman engineers and various directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
foliowing
Edward Koontz
W. M. Crimmine
Geo. S Rodock
Wm. P. Rice
J. Edward Rice
H. W. Falk
BMF
Lease
T. Police
Wim. H. Shipley
foremer
Geo. Lewia
Geo. Ketler
F.T Rhodes
Geo. Merchant
Edward Sconer
Lewis Bayer
Geo. Buesing
David Fresbour
Charles Wetler
Geo. Lodger
Charles Shipley
C. H. Robertson
Lawrence Falk
John Blomenour
Wm. Esterly
Geo. Minhorn
John Boost
Harry Koontz
Frank Bender
Silly Thomas
Eugene Roelkey
Geo. Wolfe
Edward Cramer
Lewis Swearing
bret Treckman
Robert Conrad
Thomas Brengle
J. Henry Lampe
John Thomas
Christian Tinger
S. F. Thomas
meres werers
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Afr. Poole
B. H. Blackston
F. J. Nelson
F. Stokes
R Heck
Lewis Rice
L. R. Albaugh
Wm. B. Storm
Geo. Burke
R.A. Rager
Beary G. Dull
Harry E. Elise
P. Storm
B. Warfield
F Bauman
C. B. Clabaugh
Jos. Chew
Chas. Chew
Geo. Chew
Frank Dison
Geo. Hanshew
Walter Ely
Harry Rowe
Walter Cook
Geo. Anderson
Murder Mystery Unfolds From Deathbed Confession
A deathbed confession from a northern state woodsman explains the two year old fatal shooting of Walker. The dying man said two companions attacked him at a camp near Seboomock lake, then staged the scene with a bear trap to seem accidental. The confessed killer remains at large in the northern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biscon Me
legence
Walker
Welker
Seboomock
reson
Public skating rink abandoned after sewer flood on East Patrick
The frozen sewer on East Patrick street created a skating rink that was abandoned and workers broke the ice and opened the gutters yesterday. New Years Day in Frederick featured a broad business pause and many calls. Work resumed at the Hosiery Mills today after holiday idleness. The Home for the Aged Board of Managers annual meeting was held this afternoon. AU Saints Orphanage managers met yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick street
Frederick
Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged
Bionagers
AU Saints
Circuit Court reconvenes with Roile vs OTe trial
The December term of the Circuit Court reconvened for trial No 4 Roile versus OTe on open account with W P Maulsby Jr for plaintiff and J G Motter for defendant before a jury. Courtroom staff were given a social treat yesterday. Jacob F Schmidt noted as chairman Carter in Washington. Chairman Carter of the national Republican committees arrives in the city and says he will stay at Chamberlain's while in the east to settle committee affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Carter
Washington
WosaireTox
national Republican committees
Chamberlain's
east
Disorderly conduct arrest in police court
Geo Nichols, colored, arrested for disorderly conduct by Officer Lerch last Saturday. He appeared before Police Justice Eckstein, pled guilty, and paid a $1.85 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Nichols
Lerch
Eckstein
Mystery Murder in Chicago Linked to Alaska Claim
Chicago detective says a man named Tascott did not kill banker A. J. Snell and that the real killer is in Chicago. He alleges Tascott fled to Alaska after March and was used as a scapegoat for money and safety. An Alaska lodging and Sitka talks are cited with suspect movements and possible plans to bring him to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taxcott
Taocott
Alaska
John A Dier
Spokane
Wash
Iales
Suka
Juneau
Tascart
Dier
Mr. Dier
Manitoba
Tacort
Fascott
Jules Beauver
aml
Tascott
Laincett
Snell
St. Paul
Madison street
Heaven and
London
Canada
Dennis Magure
Tuscott
Almaka
A.J. Snell
Bill Snell
Tascott. Sronaxe
Tia
locetal
nies Beausois
co Tor
Sitka
Sunean
am B. Yascott
EF auew bon
uel
Beanston
Zecoty
Beauvois
Tricott
Magskrtes
Petit Marnellais
Mo Lon
Panama canal
M foubet
France
Baers
Panama
Tanpon
Paris
Del Chronicle
Gunter
M.Bourresia
M. Ricards
De Brevenet
Br. Bunieanotare themelves
Ferdinand De Lescens
Uespits
Daily Newsieles
Charles de Lesseps
Mo Ponta
Abia
Columbian Half Dollar Specimens Arrive At Local Bank
Mr. Wm G Zimmerman cashier of Citizens National bank received from a corresponding bank two beautiful Columbian half dollar specimens. The coins came in morocco cases and were the first to arrive locally. Mr. Perry B McCleery received the second coin sent to him or his brother in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.G. Zimmerman
Citizens’ National bank
Perry B. McCleery
A Month's Record of Deaths and Health in 1902 City
December death toll for the city and county notes fifty-one deaths, with thirteen in the city and thirty-nine in the county. Interments list at Mt Olivet and various local graveyards, plus a Health Report by Dr F B Smith detailing contagious cases and causes. Weather summary for December 1902 records highs, lows, precipitation, and clear days. Instruments and filings section records deeds mortgages and wills files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aterim
Mt. Olivet
mechanicstown
Jefferson
Petersville
New Starket
Utica
Middletown
Linganore
Knoxville
Montever
Elerton
Sit- 5
Mary's
Samsville
Brunswick
Bartonsville
Manor
Zion
Appell’s
Kemptown
Beaver Dam
Fengaville
Woodsboro
Liberty
Burkittevile
St. Olivet
St. John’s
Emmaittsburg
New Market
Bechanictown
France
California
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Open Week in City
Funeral services were held for Mrs. E. R. Englebrecht from West South street with Rev. Eschbach officiating and burial at Mount Olivet. The pallbearers included L. Riddlemoser and others. Also buried were Minnie L. Gross from Baltimore at Greenmount, with Rev. Laween presiding. A. T. Rice & Sons directed. J. Richard Green’s funeral occurred at 10 a.m. with Revs. Gill and Ingle. Mt. Olivet was the cemetery. pallbearers named. A. T. Rice & Sons supervised. Frederick Bicycle Club formed with W. T. Delaplaine as president and plans for facilities on South Market. The club hosted an entertaining evening at Haeger’s restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Englebrecht
West South street
E. R. Eschbach
Messrs. L. Riddlemoser
George Lambert
Henry Miller
John Quynne
Walter Saunders
John W. Phebus
Mount Olivet cemetery
PF. Schroeder
Minnie
Gill
Ingle
Frederick
Haeger
Hager
Social World Fire The Independent Hose Ball
The annual New Year ball of the Independent Hose Company was held last night with a grand promenade led by Mr. Chas Ketler and sister. Music by Burek's, previously the C B Orchestra, featured the event. Many visiting strangers attended and committees were listed in Tex News. Marriage licenses were issued to Samuel Edward Stup and Addessie Gertrude J Stull. Mr. David Winpigler was reported quite ill at his Mount Pleasant home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Chas. Ketler
sma
ieddiea
Burek
Samuel Edward Stup
New Market district
Addessie Gertrude J. Stull
Urbana
David Winpigler
Mount Pleasant
yeaterday
Loubet’s Wise Counsel and State Assembly Caucuses
Rumored cabinet discussions surface as Democrats nominate William Sulzer for speaker and Republicans back George Maltby for speaker. Reports mention Albany caucuses, party lines, and impending policy fights amid broader national moves including education and immigration reforms.
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Seri nn fe
Holt
Albany
AiBAxY
dan S—Hoth
assembly
Democris
Wiliam Sulzer
New York
Cinhes De Freest
George R. Meitby
Wwrenne county
wer Hamilton Fish, Jr
Maltby
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LORENTZ
A. ©. LORENTZ
W. Parekh Street
Prederick
W L PARSONS
Passos
Marval Insurance
Fredenck
C. E.Schindler
Howard cown
CONLIN
Daniel T. Lakin
B. & C. Rairoad
Point of Rocks
Tinsland
proms oron
Ezra Brene
Baltimore pire
Frederick County
tericulvera
first cross
THE NEWS
Revolution
Colbert
Iron air
ixpranapolis
T. F. Colbert
Philadelphia
Somerby
Chase
Wiexws
Ernest Roederer
John Simeon Berghe
Port Royal
Vesuvius
Brooklin pary yard
Acetsta
John L. Burrows
Speaker Crisp Very
WASArINGTON
Speaker Crisp
Judge Crisp
Connecticut
BRipGePogT
Conn
James W. Beardsley
F. H. Hauer
Samuel Shaw
Joshua Young
E. 8. Reynolds
George Blumenauer
Fin. Hah
Ernest Poole
Tobias Kuhn
Wm. James
Lewis Hahn
W. Burek
John Keefer
A. Obenderfer
George Weiner
George P. Keefer
John Lipps
Tagcott
The Historical Society
Charles W. Hoffman
Historical Society of
Charles E. Trail
John A. Lynch
John Ritchie
Wm. C. Johnson
Ann Graham Ross
Edw
Eichelberger
Heath
office of the Register of Wills
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LOUBET
THE
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Mieard
Lesseps
Gret
Charies de Lesseps
Fontaire
Leroy
Thresume
Jan J
Amesnan Defense association
Savawin
Central Railroad
Georne
H. M. Comer
A. Netavari
Joneph Kad
C J. Mills
HR. Jedson
Simumah
Fi Phinizy
Anasta bo Licquues
Macon
EB. Howell
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Chesapeake and
Obamulond
Ohig
Hanwha
Charlecon
Cuon
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Wasitwetos
Walton
Phol ulcipha
peaker
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fort Thompson
Eben Norton Horsford
Benn
Ehen Norton Horsford
Harvard
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Wellesley wilege and
archeeologint
Cambrdge
Mac
Lasker
PRILADS
Herr Lasker
Franka Chess club
St. Lote
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John Kahah Westwood
Dead
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Britt Hondiane
Mar. S. Di Pretro
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