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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1899

Page

3

The Wheely News Highlights Church History And Stories

The News issue features a history sketch of the Presbyterian Church in the city, a continuation of An American Aspirant, Captain Kilmer's Santiago campaign climax, and varied farm garden livestock dairy and creamery articles. It notes extensive reading matter including The Market Scribe, The Girl About Town, Sunday School lesson analysis, Talmage sermon, and a new advertisement roster.

Presbyterian Church West Second Street Review of Trade Talmage B. Etchison Caliorn Remedies John F. Stine John Hendrickson Muslins Spareal Aan Neidig & Miller Geo. S. Rodock & Co BPRS F.Y. Staub Jas E. Walker & Co

Oldest British Isles family dates to 1093 in Mar Scotland

Brief notes survey odd facts from history and society including longevity of lineages, early American theater in Williamsburg 1753, London building height rules, and various curious counts. Mentions violent deaths among Mexico’s presidents, diet claims, pallbearer misidentification, firearm exports via Hamburg, long use of pins, hair color statistics, and fowl plucking in Malta and England.

British Islands Mar Scotland United States Williamsburg London Mexico Dennis Woodard Dennis Gray Martha Quay Hamburg Malta England

Manila Quiet as Otis Reports Improvement

General Otis cabled that Manila’s conditions were improving, with the city quiet and many natives returning. Auction at Court House sold a two story brick dwelling and lot on East Patrick street owned by Marion Strailman to Charles Strailman for 735 dollars as the Hewes estate trustee sale.

Dienaich Tan News Washington Otis Manila Harvey R Court House Edward Hewes East Patrick Street Marion Strailman Charles Strailman

Pound Party At Winpigler Home Near Iiamsville

A pound party is scheduled for this evening at the residence of Mr. Jesse Winpigler near Iiamsville in the county. The event invites local residents to contribute to the charitable effort by collecting and exchanging pounds of goods.

Jesse Winpigler Iiamsville

Buckingham Industrial School Opens For Maryland Boys

The Buckingham Industrial School near Buckeystown Frederick County begins operation for needy white boys aged 6 to 10. Founders Messrs Baker organized in 1898 promise no cost to pupils and provide Christian home life with farm work and basic schooling under Superintendent Rev A H Zimmerman.

Buckingham Industrial School Frederick County Tits News Buckeystowp Catoctin Mountains Buckingham Frederick Monocacy Messrs. Baker A. H. Zimmerman Baltimore City M. E. Church Zimmerman Messrs Wm. G. Baker Buckeystown Joseph D. Baker Charl F. Thomas Daniel Baker Baltimore John H. Baker Buck

Bank Officers Elected Across City National Banks

Directors of the city banks elected last Tuesday have named officers and appointments. Central with Benny Williams president and William Storm cashier. others include James Gittings president at Frederick County and J W L Carty cashier. First National lists F Norwood president and Ira Tyler cashier. Farmers & Mechanics names D C Winebrewer president with Chas B Trail vice president and Hendrickson teller. Citizens Bank assigns J D Baker president and W Irving Parsons vice president. Zimmerman cashier and Duvall teller.

National Banks Central Benny Williams Wm. B. Storm Robert A. Kemp Richard Potts Frederick County Z. James Gittinger J. W. L. Carty A.jeroy McCardell Teller Wm. D. Zimmerman First National F. ©. Norwood Ira Tyler Geo. Baumgardner Leslie Cramer Farmers & Mechanics D. C. Winebrewer Chas. B. Trail Wilbur H. Duvall C. B.T. Hendrickson Albert Gilson Edgar K. Moore Citizens J. D. Baker W. Irving Parsons Wm. G. Zimmerman S. G. Duvall Jos. McDerit J. Travers Thomas Ira L. Miller Wm. F. Chew

Local Citizens and Visitors Reported in Frederick Area

A string of visitors and residents are linked to Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Specht of Doubs seeking Mrs Wearly Glaze, and Daniel Shank of Washington, D. C. in the city yesterday. Many others travel between Baltimore, Walkersville, Martinsburg, and Chicago. The sick list notes grip, paralysis, and various illnesses among residents.

Specht Doubs Wearly Glaze Burgess Che Valuanore Littleton Uligerstown Frederick Mise Ean Cosi Washington Chad Feeming Daniel Shank Washington, D.C Lewis Lamar Woltsville Linky Strasberg West Fourth Street Mowat Airy Baltimore MoPorter New York Mor Bdward Murray Katharine and Dendy Goldsborough Walkersville Richart M. Duvall Charles Street Lawrence Lee Charles Goldsborough Wm Dell C. al. Eckstein York Ghas del City Hotel Marimons J. Lea Simmons Moss Mollie Kemp West Shire Street Henry Nelson U.S. Navy Philadelphia W.J. Boteler City Harry Bean Emmitsburg Boteler Mr. Beam St. Joseph Beam Maryland

County Physicians Present Trapnell Broncho Pneumonia Case

Frederick County medical society met at Frederick College. Dr. R W Trapnell read a paper on broncho pneumonia in a six week old infant who recovered. The paper won thanks and was ordered filed in the society archives. Meeting adjourned until April.

Frederick County Fede Frederick College Franklin B. Smith Wmn. C. Hoteler W.H. Baltaell W. C. Johnston Barry Fahrney In McQurdy Frank Hodges JL. Beatty R.W. Trapnell J. B. Beatty J. W. Downey W. C. Johnson State Board of Health Wa. CG. Boteler R. W. Trapnell B. Smith D. F. McKinney Trapnell

Hy men e as Zimmerman Summers wedding in Saint Johns

A very pretty wedding was solemnized in Saint John's Catholic church yesterday at 9 o clock. Joseph D. Zimmerman of Frederick married Annie E. Summers, daughter of John Summers of Shookstown. Bridesmaid Mary Peters of Emmitsburg and best man Albert B. Smith of Frederick attended. The couple will reside in the city. A reception for the Young Mens Catholic Union follows.

Zimmerman Summers Saint John’s Catholic Church Joseph D. Zimmerman Frederick Annie E. Summers John Summers Shookstown Mary Peters Emmitsburg Albert 8 Smith Maggie Eisenhauer Father Coleman Young Mens Catholic Union Union Crouse Shane Luther Kuhlman John Crouse Baltimore Alice Augustus Skank Woodboro Philadelphia New York

Fine Singers Come To City Opera House Concert

Lovers of music will attend a Y M A A Star Course concert at the City Opera House tomorrow night featuring operatic stars under Signor Morreale. The program draws from grand opera and all performers are billed as event artists.

City Opera House Signor Morreale

General Miles Accused as Liar by General Eugen

Special Dispatch reports from Wassixocton that General Eugen told a war investigating committee today that Miles is a liar and should be drummed out of service. The remark underscores tensions within the army command during the inquiry.

Tax News Wassixocton Eugen War Investigating Committee Miles

Sheep farming gains from Australia demand and wool prices

E M Gillet of Baltimore county notes rising demand for mutton sheep and lambs, up by percent over the past year due to Growth in Australia. He says combined with higher wool prices, sheep raising becomes more profitable. Meanwhile a large Baltimore and Ohio repair crew is straightening the curve at O Leary s lane beyond Baltimore & Ohio avenue to reduce accident risk.

E. M. Gillet Baltimore County Australia Baltimore and Ohio Railroad O'Leary's Baltimore & Ohio Avenue

Good Skating Amid Frozen Pond Near City

Gorman's pond near the city froze over yesterday with ice about dye turches thick. A large number of youths skated in the afternoon. Abens ity wagon loads of ice were cut and hauled to Frederick. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as possessing merit unknown to any other medicine.

Gorman's Pond Frederick Hood Office the Register of Wills of District of Columbia Ladowick Kemp Barbara

Daughters Elect Officers for D A R Chapter

At the regular monthly meeting held at Mrs. Baker Johnsons East Second street, D A R officers were elected for the ensuing year. Eleanor Murdoch Johnson named Regent, F tranville Thomas registrar, Baker Johnson recording secretary, Willie MM. Ritchie corresponding secretary, Edward S. Eichelberger historian. Eleanor Potts chosen delegate to Continental Congress meeting next month in Washington. New regent Johnson noted as a charter member active in the group.

Daughters of the American Revolution Baker Johnson East Second Street Eleanor Murdoch Johnson F. Tranville Thomas Aliss Willie MM. Ritchie Edward S. Eichelberger Eleanor Potts Continental Congress Washington Miss Johnson

Furnace Installed at St James Lutheran Church

News notes that a chimney heater has been installed and fully paid for at St James Lutheran Church bringing warmth and satisfaction. A German Baptist service drew strong attendance with Elder Arnold delivering an able sermon on the church. A long service is scheduled for 7 15 this evening with preaching at 7 45 p m. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended as the best remedy for blood, nerves, and stomach.

St. James’ Lutheran Church Arnold

Private water works urged for Laurel town

Laurel considers securing water works via private enterprise while an advisory committee favors municipal ownership of Chester town water works. The roundup includes a libel suit settled, a coroner's inquiry, a fatal domestic case in Frostbury, and a historic will copy filed in DC. The Cumberland Club incorporation is noted and a Pay Car visit pays Frederick road workers.

Laurel Alex Smith Frostburg Montgomery County Agricultural Society Rockville Chestertown James K Feese Smithsburg Washington County William Preston Frostbury Pennsylvania Railroad Frederick Messrs W. B. Brooks W. E. Webb G. W. Owings R. F. Wilson G. H. Mack P. W. Smith J.T. Rubie

Prices at The Loyal Mart Quote Wheat and Corn

Wheat quotes in Frederick tod apr 6 6 cents per bushel. Corn shelled priced at 35 cents per bushel and 1.75 a barrel.

Frederick Tod

Hauser's Pond Skating Pleases Matinee and Evening crowds

Skating on Hauser's Pond attracted both afternoon and night spectators. Brisn and Rice, managers, deliver smooth skating with Dr. Wm. CG Boteler practicing eye, ear, nose and throat care permanently in town. Offices at 28 North Market Street near City Hotel. spectacles adjusted for all sight defects and free examinations offered.

Hauser’s Pond Brisn & Rice, Mgrs Wm. CG. Botcler N. Market Street Residence City

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