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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1898
Page
3
Advertisements note various local entities including Art Club notices and hotel listings. The fragment mentions notices about rooms, sports, and a Connnitiins Natle and Kee Coe curt.
Local report covers county commissioners meeting recent accounts and expected nominees for various offices. Mentions New Year and Christmas dates, civic notices from Brunswick, and clergy and lodge appointments amid ongoing public affairs.
Mrs George Hyatt visits her daughter J T Stone of Washington attends Prederiel Sundry. Willian Heard spends New Year with Nathaniel Wachter at Munponville. Edward PL Haller returns from a pleasant visit to York. Charles W Lough of Philadelphia visits his parents on East Patrick Street. Miss Edview Smith of Chinever visiting her aunt Mrs Stamey Smith at the Chest House. V Fred Alvey of Washington spends Saturday at the parental home Last Se col Street. Arthur Lorentialuis takes a wagon driving position with the Misses Blumenauer. Clarence Fogle formerly with the Misses Blumenauer to Baltimore for a new job. Miss M Tudgen Dorsey returns to Baltimore after holidays with relatives. Mrs John M Daniell of New York visiting her mother Mrs Kum Kel on Went Monument Street. Miss Anna Grosanickly of Myersville and Miss Clomimic Baral of New London visit Mrs Oliver Cinnadick le Union Bridge.
Obituary notes Simon D Panivs dies at 96 in New W hudnity. Agricultural Association of Washington County elects officers for the year. Hyattaville post office robbed of stamps and currency valued at about seven hundred dollars. Dr William S McDowell a Baltimore dentist dies at 1005 Wort Lafayette Ave aged 71. Rev Dr Royal H Pullman of Baltimore to receive insurance proceeds from brother George M Pullman. Hugh Trail jailed in Allegany County on murder charges in the Cornelius Norris and his garilson case.
The State convention meets in Baltimore January 28-30 with strong men in association work expected to discuss the varied phases of the work. Dr. C. Scofield will lead Bible instruction and notable names from Yale and Princeton are mentioned in the membership contest. The article lists remaining underscored post letters for Frederick city as of Saturday January 1 with instructions to applicants.
The funeral for the late Peter Manta was held yesterday in Hagerstown at his home with Rev. Dr. L. B. Kieffer and W. W. Van Arndale officiating. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Bling Cost, L. Blake, Wor Updayratt, Mex Armnatrong, Geo. BL Oswald, HW Peller. Attending were Mrs. Mollie Bartis and Mr. Harvey CGetzendanier with local residents in attendance.
A garbled note from the Vanat Mart event hints at a tense exchange over a price per bushel. The fragment suggests officials or vendors debated testy terms and possibly a pegged or misquoted rate. Further details are unclear from the unreadable text.
A Frederick county Republican slate is presented for the Maryland General Assembly with notable figures such as Harry Be. Chapline and J. Frank Batts highlighted as delegates. The narrative traces their backgrounds in law, business, and public service, noting Chapline’s lineage and Batts’s German English ancestry and local prominence.
A long menu and festive program detail a New Year celebration at the City Hotel with a double folded menu card and elaborate dishes. The article notes oysters, venison, suckling pig, goose, goose, crab salads and desserts, plus a poetry greeting and a public feast in the city. Also reports on hunting incidents, stray firearm danger, and local school notices, with further references to turkeys and a broad list of dishes.
The record lists Fire Department officials and staff headed by a president and board. It names directors and key officers including chief pipeman, secretary, and committee members, with extensive cast of surnames and roles across departments.
Daughters of Americ, Mollie ee, installed officers on Wednesday evening December 20. George W. Pree as Associate dr. Susie Free as Assistant Rosenin Derr. Nell Ogle as Treasurer. Minerva Vote, Magic Blick, and John Snewke listed among named officers.
A fire destroyed a barn tenanted by R. Lew Davie on M. Wool’s farm near Monrovia along with a wagon shed and six to eight cows. damage includes about 00 barrels of corn. Insurances listed at 375.00 on the horn and 150,000 on the wagon shed. The incident also damaged a Christmas tree and furniture. Mr. Kline was injured returning home from the blaze. An observer displayed a 1705 American cent and a half penny of THOR coins, in good condition, from Mr Cramhaugh’s collection.
The Fhitonia thean Stemry Society will meet Thursday evening for a program to be rendered, with attendance urged. A street collision occurred on East Patrick Street between construction crews and a wagon, breaking a standard pillar and causing debris. rain ceased afterward near Nixdorit and Wrookey's.
Fragmented notice reports a theater cone event by Dawes BIR to close at Mission Oho for a forceful shut and immediate protest. It mentions Hilary Loge and Nathaniel Warhter of Hannville with a fatal incident and a payment of 2078 permeth.
The meeting covered county farming committees and plans to bring farmers before authorities. Mayor Ver Ile appointed to attend the Monetary Convention and a committee to urge county farmers to join in permanent training. Other items included a theater event next Saturday night and a real estate auction under attorney Mr. Stoner. Board of Directors for Buckeystown Tarnpskin company announced names.
Fragmented text lists local mentions of wine tastings and a music store catalog. It references vendors like HR. Wileaxon and Birely's Palaces of Music, with hints of prizes and notices about daily events. The garbled OCR includes street names and partial product lines such as gramophones and mandolins.
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