Personal notes of residents and visitors in Frederick
A column lists locals and guests in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include T. L. Blessing Johnaville agistered at City Hotel, Frank T. Tekin, James E. Henderson, I. W. Beall Liberty, Charles Sheely Baltimore, H. D. Young Lexington, George Rodock North Market, F Marion Fauble attending Annapolis inaugural, Frank Dixon Harrisonburg, George W. Oyster Jr. Washington, William C. Martin City Hotel at Governor Smith’s inauguration, Celeste Bosskey Baltimore visit, Charles N. Hargett Frederick, R. Clauds Font and E. E. Adelsberger return to Baltimore to resume medical studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Blessing
Johnaville
City Hotel
Frank T. Tekin
Annapolis
James E. Henderson
Rockville
I. W. Beall
Liberty
Frederick
Charles Sheely
Baltimore
Frederik
H. D. Young
Laxington
Iy.a
Lawes
Belstacres
Menea
George
Rodock
North Market Street
F. Marion Fauble
Frank Dixon
Harrisonburg
George W. Oyster, Jr
Washington
William C. Martin
City
Governor Smith
Celeste Bosskeay
J. B. Bosskey
Harmony Grove
Charles N. Hargett
Deaths of Mrs Eve Shields and local residents
Mrs Eve Shields died Sunday at her home in Waynesboro Pa after paralysis age 74 2 7. Survived by husband and four sons Louis David B John and William S. Funeral from home Tuesday. Burns Hill Cemetery interment. Eli Hilabridle Union Bridge notary public collapsed dead from heart failure while walking. Survived by widow and six children. burial in Pips Creek Cemetery. Mrs Mary Carey wife of James Carey of Doubs died at her husband’s residence aged 55. Survived by five sons and four daughters. Funeral from Doubs Lutheran Church tomorrow at 9 30 am Mt Olivet Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Shields
Wayneaboro
Union Bridge
Pips Creek
J. C. Hillabridle
Hillen Station
Baltimore
Mary Carey
James Carey
Doub’s
Bright
Doub's
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Divorce Granted for David Bangher of Woodsboro
David Bangher of Woodsboro wins an absolute divorce from Rennetts L Bangher. The court grants custody of infant children Willie D Bangher and Bessie Bangher to Mr Bangher. Nervous troubles hinted to be cured by Hood's Saparilia, praised as blood enriching medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David 5. Bangher
Woodsboro
Rennetts L. Bangher
Willie D. Bangher
Bessie Bangher
Mr. Bangher
Hood
Insurance Case On Fire Loss Appeals To Royal Insurance
In Frederick County Circuit Court Eckard and Cover sue The Royal Insurance Company over a $500 fire loss claim. Plaintiffs allege stock destroyed in 1897 fire and that insurer refused payment on advise of State Fire Marshal Edwin J Sawyer. Trial features lengthy testimony from Frank T Cover and Edward G Eckard and a jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Motter
Eckard
Messrs. Eckard
J. A. O. Bond
Edwin J. Sawyer
Bond
J. Roger McSherry
F. Neale Parks
George Whitelock
Baltimore
Urner
Keedy & Urner
George W. Wachtel
John H. Mainhart
George W. Stunkle
James O. Harbaugh
Harry L Brenden- Hage
James B. Fretwall
George W. Kes
Gideon J. Ramsburg
Edward G. Eckard
Cover
Plainoffs
Royal Arcanum Banquet Big Night In Frederick Council
Royal Arcanum Frederick Council No 1196 held a large Smoking Banquet with many members present. The annual audit showed fifty two members in good standing, four losses year, and a strong financial position. Officers were installed for the coming year and plans made to invite Grand Lodge officers for a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum Council
Daniel T. Ordemai
Messrs. Myers
Young
Hinks
Parsons
Ordaman
W. Irving Parsons
George Ed. Myers
Charles H. Tefiner
Harry E. Chapline
Charles P. Levy
Niel T. Ordeman
Jacob L., Engelbrecht
W. ‘Nash Young
Charles ©. Carty
Wm. H. Hinks
Abram Rosenoor
Marshal Fout
Wm. G. Zimmerman
John M. Haber
Wm. H. Griffin
Grand Lodge
W. Irving
REWS OF THE CHURCHES PRAYER MEETING AND GUILD MEETING
The Evangelical Lutheran chapel hosts a prayer meeting at 7 30 this evening. The Reformed Guild flower and social committee meet tomorrow at 7 30 at Mrs Lewis A Rice's West Third Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran
The
Reformed Guild
Lewis A. Rice
West Third Street
Jennings Soothe Wedding in Locust Valley Union
Mr Joseph C Jennings and Miss Ads O Smith of Locust Valley were married by Rev C L Ritter at the Lutheran parsonage on January 1. The couple planned a bridal trip to Virginia after the ceremony.
British ministry face criticism over war policy
Loss January 19 dispatch reports ministers under fire from multiple sides as Conservative leaders privately acknowledge a grave position. No concrete war policy or steps announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bister
General Nelan’s squadron captures Kaig in battle
Mawizs January 10 reports General Nelan’s squadron seized Kaig today. One enemy soldier killed and two wounded as the engagement ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tag News
Mawizs
Nelan
Kaig
German steamer Bere released by British authorities
The British authorities today released the German steamer Bere as part of ongoing seizure adjustments reported by The News. Special reports indicate Seepares to Bears noted the development on January 10 with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waserator
Tau
Bears
Anthorites
Mooring meeting airs mail service and freight rate complaints
At the monthly Business Men's Association meeting in City Hall a request to improve mail delivery was discussed and to appeal to the Post Office Department if needed. Discrimination complaints against the B&O Railroad over freight rates were raised, and a shift of Baltimore morning mail to run via the main B&O line was proposed. The group also urged legislators to press county payments to the city for road taxes and planned honorary members recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Postomoe
Washington
Frederick
B. & O. Railroad
Baltimore
Alderman Brown
House of Delegates
Parsons
Affray at a Dance In Petersville Ends With Shooting
Nick Jackson, a colored politician who runs a Petersville saloon, was shot and seriously wounded Monday night at a colored dance near Petersville by John Tarner of Weverton Washington County. Tarner says Jackson accosted him for drinks and attacked him. Jackson claims white people caused disturbances and he was shot while trying to separate Turner and friends. Turner surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Nelson and was bailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick” Jackson
Petersville
John Tarner
Weverton
Washington County
Turner
Cakewall
Bis
Jackson
Dat
Nelson
Entertaining Speaker Explores Ugliness in Character
Evitt Miller delivered a bright witty address titled Some Uses of Ugliness at Association Hall last night. He spoke for over an hour, praised for a prodigious vocabulary and ready wit. A City Tapers lecture is planned for Tuesday night in January. News from Hyattstown reports Miss Margaret Wolfe hosted Christmastide gatherings with Bernie Denton Mary Cooley and Jones of Philadelphia. Barn near Feagaville owned by Samuel Hargett burned between 1 and 2 pm, destroying the structure and contents. cause unavailable at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evitt Miller
Association Hall
Miller
Mr. Miller
Japmary
Hyattstown
Margaret Wolfe
Bernie Denton
Mary Cooley
Mr. Jones
Philadelphia
Eies Bensie Zieg
Washington
Bills Move In Maryland Legislature Aimed At County, State Duties
The House of Delegates debates abolition of the county fire marshal, raid law consolidations, and liquor sale prohibitions in Frederick. Senator Rohrbank pushes a Home for the Aged charter and a joint resolution urging Congress on Frederick war bills. General Latrobe backs indigent soldier burials and Civil War flag preservation with a three-person commission and a $3000 appropriation. Senate opens with Johns Hopkins memorial for continued state support led by C Morton Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
General Assembly
Bate
D. Princeton Buckey
Frederick County
Waters
Lakin
Senate
Rohrbank
Frederick City
Congress
Frederick
Judiciary
J. L. Sanford
Baltimora Atty
Shire
Lewis Hochheimer
New York
General Latro
Jacob M. Moses
Baltimore City
Johns Hopkins University
C. Morton Stewart
County Supervisors Appoint District Road Inspectors
The Board of County Commissioners today appointed road supervisors for Frederick Ballinger and Braddock districts. Frederick district appointees include Heuben S Lease Ezra Honck Jr H Ellsworth Wilson Clinton B Hodges Wa D Angelberger John T Best. Ballenger district appointees include Soba A DeGrange George Stockman George M Hawker George W Stockman John C Lambert and George C. Braddock district appointees include John W Mumford Hayes Mohler Perry A Richards Francis M Mahony Paul Klipp and Carlton H Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Middletown
Frederick, Ballinger and Braddock
Frederick
Heuben S. Lease
Ezra Honck, Jr
H. Ellsworth Wilson
Clinton B. Hodges
Wa. D. Angelberger
John T. Best
Ballenger
Soba A DeGrange
George Stockman
George M. Hawker
George
Local court hears bail for arrested man in law’s grip
John pol colored was held for court after being charged with assaulting Frank Sommers with a beer bottle. Justice White set bail at 100. H Dorsey Etchison spoke for General Lee's Birthday observance. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter to mark Gen Robert E Lee birthday January 19. Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans to hold reunion and banquet at Adamstown. Mizpah Chapter East Star to host Gret social function January 1% with musical literary features and aftercip. Patent notice promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as America’s leading medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pol
Frank Sommers
Justice White
H. Dorsey Etchison
General Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert EK. Lee
Alexander Young
Adamstown
Eastro Star
Mizpah
Freder ick City Hospital Association Adopts Georgetown Plan
The Freder ick City Hospital Association held its monthly meeting to approve the Georgetown Hospital plans. A two story brick building with a basswept roof and above ground basement will be built with modern conveniences. An appropriation request will be sent to the Legislature, and local representatives will push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
Renegetown University Hospital
Frenevick Hospital
Savaral
Greats of Interest From Yesterday and Today
The news notes a four year old colored horse in Galesville with fatal head injury. The Court of Appeals issued eleven decisions on important cane cases. Abraham C. Strite appears set to win the Hagerstown mayoralty nomination in the Republican camp. Dr. Thomas E. Carroll, noted physician and former legislator, dies near Cambridge. Snow Hill bank declares six percent dividend. A grand jury indicts William J. Miller, clerk to Allegany county commissioners, for primary election violations. William & Hook of Baltimore injure his wife Linzie Hood in Annapolis. he is held for hearing. Rev. Frederick Sill resigns from Mount Olivet church to join the Order of the Holy Cross. National League of Commission Merchants holds its eighth annual meeting at the Carrollton House, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Scott
Galesville
Court of Appeals
Abraham C. Strite
Hagerstown
Thomas E. Carroll
House of Delegates
State Senate
Cambridge
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Snow Hill
William J. Miller
Allegany County
William & Hook
Baltimore
Linzie Hood
Annapolis
Frederick Sill
Mount Osluary Protestant Episcopal Church
Order of the Holy Cross
Parat
National League of Commission Merchants
Carrollton
New Market Literary Club Meets in Regular Session
The New Market Literary Club held its Friday evening meeting in their rooms. President Mine Beatie Downey presided, with Miss Margaret Wood serving as secretary. The program included Current Literature articles read by Miss Marsaline Stier and Miss Mamie Boyer, plus remarks on the war in South Africa and a sketch from Ladies Home Journal read by Miss Sponseller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Market Literary Club
Mine Beatie Downey
Margaret Wood
Marsaline Stier
Mamie Boyer
South Ca
England
R. B. Randle
Mise Mitchell
Ladies Home Journal
Mims Sponseller
Local notices from a 1900 Annapolis era page
Multiple brief notices show legal representatives Walther McDaniel and Emory Goblentz handling letters and cases in Annapolis while Jacor Romurace and others update offices and schedules. Promotions include Uncle Hez performances, and H E Witcoxes or G Eader ads for phonographs, tailoring, and a January sale at 72 N Market St with a 20 percent cash-back offer valid through January 1900.
Brief Bits on Memory, Loans, and Sick News
A quirky note about memory improving with lending small sums to friends. Also a ten day sltncat ee, counts of leaven fed, and ongoing settlement efforts with last year’s bills. Weather hints mention days growing longer. Reports list Mr. E. H. Eline and Mr. Lewis H. Miller as quite sick on West Seventh and East Patrick streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Eline
West Seventh
Lewis H. Miller
East Patrick
Frederick Art Club Meeting for Students' League enrollment
Local notice states all Working Class members of the Frederick Art Club should meet at the club rooms Thursday at 7 PM to enroll in the Students' League. Citizens not signed yet are urged to visit City Register F. Sappington's office to sign memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Students’ League
Committee On War Claim I
Callas F. Sappington
City Register
W. F. Critos
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HE Daily News
Teecas Freechmartin Sapoince
Femberus
Faertax
U.S
Agerstomn
Bor Et Aare
L Dersison
Pioneer Americas Watchmaker
Ced
B. Engisnd
Alfred WL Etler
Union Ram Sent
Musanopp
FE Gerads
Bas
Pedel Fracklin Davis
Federal Army
En Goressor
Maine
Pungur
Isis ‘de. Horsce Burs
Heruis
Wilmington
Del
W. L. Moory
K Art Club
Rnithte
Carroll County
Heere
Isumranve Company
Sag
Gerwan Steaner
Bcseness Men's Association
Peteraviie
Marsis
Samuel Hargett
Feagaville
Office of State Fire
M&. D.P. Buckey
Frederick Coantr
McClintock Young
Ee Nemiec
Aevehee Leis
Imeas
America
Ospital
Peans
John Hendrickson
Mublixs
Janvarbi
Mosuxs
Sueermes
Joan Henpricrson
Neidig & Miller
Greater Fredelice’s
Monsy
Nawie & Mass
N. Market
Clinton & Main
Uster & Am
Annapolla
Walter McDaniel
Jacor Romurace
Emory L. Goblentz
Infmy Sbsepos
Oaas
C. Waters
O. B. Highbarger
Lenans
Park Gates
Uncle Hex
Uncle Hez
Frank Afama
City Opera House
Columbia Graphophones
Columbia
Edison
H. E. Witcoxes
G. Eader
East Church
Loata’ Orphan Asylum
P. B. Sappington
China
Danadewty
Fai Atocs
Ssrra
Tewrie
Frederick, Md
SenTe
Teepie
Parrick
Surrn
Brussels
Axminsters
Iograia
GEO
Bodooe
AT. Bice & Bons
A. T. Riox & Som
Katra Lo
Ressey
N. Market BT
Frsderice MD
F.W. Staub
Qreakfast Foods
Brac
Pettijohn
Marvin
F. V. Stars
Pateans
Norm Betwe
J, Hobely Keller
Bessely Keller
Drug Store
Brueres
Ceresville Flour
D. Shriner
Sandi
Spot Cash Olsen
Bhoote
Exrris Oo
N. Mabre
Spesia
Rsatecpe
Merrisa
Teubee
Offee-Court Street
Mal
Gectidawiv
Seecessor
S. Leyt
Osice
Court Street
Court Deme
Cleveland
J. H. Keller
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