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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1896

Page

4

Weather Summary At A Glance From January Ninth

Partly cloudy tonight and fair in many regions as weather conditions shift. Pressure changes move across the Atlantic coast, Midwest and Rockies with warmer southern currents and cooler northern air. Snow and rainfall reported in New York, Pennsylvania, Southern New England and Eastern Florida amid variable winds and clearing trends in New England and Florida.

L. Moors Atlantic Rocky Mountain North Pacific New England New York Pennsylvania Florida Ohio Valley Lake Mississippi Ohio Atlantic Coast

Purely Personal Remembrances From Maryland Visits

Pleasant paragraphs recount visits and social calls as residents travel between Frederick Baltimore Cumberland and Kensington. Individuals named include Misa Gertrude Haydon Miss Hallie Dertsbaugh Mrs Charles D Fisher and others of Court Street Frederick North Charles Street and Maryland avenues. Notices mention balls invitations journeys to Washington and Baltimore and a relocation of Samuel T. Bostion to Emporia Kansas as an assistant undertaker.

Misa Gertrude Haydon Court Street Baltimore Misa Hallie Dertsbaugh Ederick A Moberly Mosher Street Baltigglore Charles D. Fisher Charles Street Horsey Frederick County F. ¥. Staub Arthur J. McKenna A. J. McKenns & Son Buck+stow Kengton Blum Rose Hamilton Maryland Avenue Cumberland Frederick Tueany Nannie C. Cantie East Second Street Washington Richard Druvall Mary Goldsborough Frederick Baliimore Sallie EK Sappington Liberty Samuel T. Bostion James Bossion Union Bridge Tezar New Mexico Emporia Kansas Samuels Parniture and Undertaking Company

Literary Societies Debate Concludes With Negative Victory

In a meeting at the hall on Market and Churvea streets last evening, a large turnout of members saw newly elected officers announced. The debate featured Mr. Nosh EB Cramer for the affirmative and Mr. Jacob Rohrback with William H. Nicodemus for the negative, with the 17-member panel led by President MacGul Bowlas and Prof. Gale ultimately ruling the negative the winner.

Market Churvea Nosh EB ‘Cramer Jacob Rohrback Wiliam H. Nicodemus MacGul, Bowlas Gale

Boy suffers collar bone fracture in schoolyard incident

Eleven year old Clayton Kefanver, son of the late Eugens Kefanver of Middletown, was knocked down by a playmate on the public school grounds last Tuesday. The fracture was treated by Dr. Beckley.

Clayton Kefanver Eugens Kefanver Middletown Goon Beckley

Legislative Action And Internal Power Plays In State Assembly

The legislature convened with both houses in session at six o'clock. Governor Brace proposed repealing the alcoholic treatment law and granting relief to a lessee under a lease to repair premises. Delegates discussed extending Judge Wickes term, restoring a seat, police department reorganization, and a joint call over Senatorial questions. Norwood joined committees on Judicial Proceedings Militis Contingent Expenses of the Senate and Roads and Midways.

Asmermbiy Brace Norwood Drorkenn House of Delegates Caroline County Bar Joseph A. Wickes Jones Anse Arende House Erems Apples Baltimore Timore Lowndes George Wellington Wellington United States Senate

Bible Society Nominee Slate From Frederick Churches

Frederick churches nominate candidates for Bible Society directors to be voted at the annual meeting next Sunday night in the Reformed Church. Four names per church include Protestant Episcopal Dr William C Johnson and J A Lynch, Evangelical Lutheran Henry M Nixdorf and W Irving Parsons, and others from Methodist, German Baptist, and Reformed groups.

Frederick The Bible Society Reformed Church Protestant Episcopal Church William C. Johnson John Newman Harry Trail Baker Johnson J. A. Lynch E.G. Shepherd J. A Markell Frank B. Rapplington Evangelical Lutheran Church Henry M. Nixdorf W. Irving Parsons G. A. Sharetts William 8. Miller Thomas H. Halter J. W. Gazer Jno South A. J. Datasamatt E. Bowlus Hamilton Lindsay Evangelical Reformed Church John S. Ramaburg Wm C. Birely Wm. A. Barger Jacob Rohrback Datjrow W. W. Fleming A. Rice C. W. Gunbour Presbyterian Church E. Brown Charles W. Ely W. O. McCutcanan J. W. Davidson Richslerger Harry Steiner United Brethren Church A. L. Kline St. John's Reformed Church Charles Hermann Wu. H. Burger

Wilt Lecture Here Turday Night

A large audience at the Opera House last Friday heard Dr Iglewart, the fourth entertainer in the lecture care, attack gambling and unearned desires for wealth. His address praised his delivery and pointed anecdotes to engage the crowd.

Charleston Lbs Iglewart Opera House Ighhart Igiehart

Montgomery County Agricultural Society Names Directors

The Montgomery County Agricultural Society has appointed a new board of directors including William Dorsey Lee Offan John H. Bogiey Charles Win Fields James Trait Henry O Haley Jobe Bentley Farley Bentley Don White Guariea HL Griff EL Miller and others. The officer slate reflects leadership roles within the county agriculture organization.

Montgomery County Agricultural Society Wiliam Dorsey Lee Offan John H. Bogiey Charles Win Fields James Trait Henry O. Haley Jobe Bentley Farley Don White Guariea HL Griff EL EL Miller

Potomac Bill Introduced to Protect Potomac Fish

Newton 8 Cook of Washington county introduces a Potomac bill covering Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. It prohibits catching any dace or pickerel in the Potomac and Pocomoke rivers between April 15 and June 1. Outside this period only rod and line or dip net may be used for taking fish.

Newton Cook Washington County Maryland Virginia West Virginia Potomac Pocomoke Rivera

Cole's Cavalry Reunion Banquet in Baltimore

Final events by the Cole's Cavalry Veteran Association announce their annual reunion and banquet tonight at Wagner's Green House in Baltimore. The group marks the thirty sixth anniversary of the Loudoun Heights midnight battle, led by Col. George W. F. Vernon as president.

Cole's Cavalry Cole’s Calvary Veteran Association Wagner Green House Baltimore Loudoun Heights George W. F. Vernon

Gutter Clearing At Frederick County National Bank Square

A crew of corporation workers cleared ice from the gutters at the Square corner in front of the Frederick County National Bank building. Ice reached four to five inches thick and was cut loose and heaped into a pile for removal.

Corporation Frederick County National Bank

Mabel Stewart Lookalike Case Disturbs A Bride in Cumberland

Mrs Jake Duosan a young bride, staying at Billy Bebo’s boarding house, drew attention by resembling Mabel Stewart. Reports say she aroused a mild sensation as telegraphers alerted the Stewart family. Richard Feligey, a local, verified the lookalike, but the couple remained distressed and annoyed by the incident.

Mabel Stewart Jake Duosan Cumberland Billy Bebo All Saint Mate Stewart Mebater Barger Perry Stewart’s Neque Richard Felgiey Ater

Letters From The People And Farmer Institute Call

Readers argue over fire alarm credits and attachments in past years. Maryland Agricultural College is praised for growth under Captain Sylvester. A plan for statewide Farmer Institute meetings is urged, urging legislative funding and Annapolis gathering January 14 to share practical agricultural knowledge.

Maryland Agricultural College Sylvester Annapolis Practical B. ¥. Ware Adamstown

Frederick Council 118 to Host Housewarming Reception

On Thursday evening January 14 Frederick Council No 118 dr 0 C A M will hold a housewarming and reception in their new see third floor of the independent house. A programme of unusual interest has been prepared for the occasion. At an election recently of Frederick Council the following officers were elected: C Rev C W Stsenpring Y C B J Heder Rec Sec L E Kep lex Ass t Rac Secy H C Smith Fin an Ade’Wr fap Pong GE ee Ws 3 Raunebergst I 8 Imac Winebarg C 8 J A King Chapleis M S Moberly diz P C BH Albaugh Sr P C C $ Flook Hep 5 C & M Thomas Hep 9 0 4 8 McDaniel Trustees Rugene H Albaugh George Birely B 3 Witter

A. M Frederick Council C. A C. W. Stsenpring Y. C B. J. Heder L. E. Keplex Ass’t. Rac H.C. Smith Raunebergst Imac J. A. King Chapleis Moberly P. C BH. Albaugh P.C.C

January Weather Report From Rev. iri Hicks

Weather notes predict disturbance from the 3rd to the th, then a clear spell to the south, followed by buzzaria and a storm around the 14th. A cold wave and more storms are forecast, with storms alternating with clear days from the 19th to the 25th and more storms likely in the latter part of the month.

Iri Hicks

Social World Card Party at Mrs Sava’s Home

Mrs Dr F B Sava entertained a social crowd at her Oat street home with a card party. The event featured Mrs Ethel Beaumont of Prospect street Hogoratown hosting dinner for Miss Bemle Clabaugh of Frederick.

F. B. Sava Oat Ethel Beaumont Prospect Street Hogoratown Bemle Clabaugh Frederick

County Commissioners appoint road supervisors and inspectors

The Board of County Commissioners District No. 12-Josepa Bightner appoints road supervisors and inspectors. Names include N. G. Engglard Geo. W. Montgomery W Hamilton E b Frissel and many others across districts, with listings of multiple individuals and associated districts and positions. Adams previously appeared before the Board.

Cousty Esusish Board County Comsishers District Josepa Bightner N. Bobdba Japb A. Diacpeon Frack A. Alexander Wss L Epesk Adams

Independent Bazaar to Aid Local Hares Company in February

The Independent Bazaar passes a large, active meeting as committees report encouraging progress for the Bass of the Four Seasons benefiting Independent Hare Company No1. Funds and season tickets are organized, with several committees planning future meetings. The fair, expected to be the largest in Frederick, begins the first Monday evening in February and runs through Friday.

Hare Independent Bell Eeveral Frederick

General Clark and Western Railroad Leadership Ties

General Clark, president of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, admired by Marylanders for his old home ties, is noted for shaping rail operations in the west. His sons and son-in-law helped Illinois Central, and his name surfaces in B and O presidency talks.

Clark James Mobile and Ohio Railroad Maryland Tlat West Illinois Central

Real Estate Auctions and Funerals Highlight Local Notices

Public auction proceedings for Lucretia Shafer and others reveal sales of farm tracts near Mtndietown and Yiddletown, totaling thousands of dollars. Funeral notices for Harriett Stockman and Bernise Conrad, with interments at Mt Zion and Mt Oliver Cemeteries, precede a local injury report on Lingan Shank after a New Year’s Eve firing incident.

Whitem E Darmer Lucretia Shafer Ube Homes Shafer Miles Gouth Mtndietown Arma Robere AL Hefsurer Secoan Pan Ake Mies Omnes Yiddletown Y.iford Sats Fenverals Harriett BE Stockman Luther Stocks My Zion Luthoran Church Mt Philip Williem M Martin L Cans Harry Boyer Joseph Usade Mt. Zion Cemetery Bernise Conrad John Poold East Sixth Street Mt Oliver ER. Bechbech AT. Rice & Sons Lingan Shank Harmony

Brady Seeks Divorce From Emma J Brady

Tan T Scott Brady through counsel Gleon A Worthington applied for a divorce a vinculo matrimoni from Emma J Brady. They wed in Blamainburg West Virginia on February 4 1986. Brady resides in Frederick County while his wife lives in Philadelphia. Marriage licenses list Manthe A Bowlitz May Anderson Young both of Middletown Lewis Beraler of Taneytown Carroll County and Catharine Fiona of this county.

Tan T. Scott Brady Gleon A. Worthington Hee Emma J. Brady Dlaminaburg W. Va Mtr Manthe A. Bowlitz May Anderson Young Middletown Lewia Beraler Taneytown Carroll County Catharine Fiona This County

Local Ads and Notices From Market Street and Opera House

Mixed classifieds announce moved store location at 15 South Market Street and items for sale with prices. Also notices for free tuition at Woman's College January offer and gas bill discounts before the 10th, plus an upcoming lecture at Cly Opera House January 14 by Rev Ferdinand Igiphart. Local cider ad and various small items round out the page.

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