The Daily News Weather Record and Local Notices
The issue lists moon phases for January 1891 and brief local notices. It includes lost articles, personal notes about residents in Frederick and nearby areas, and several visitors and trips. Names mentioned include Mary Thomas, Ella Main, Willie Coborn, May L Piffer, W T J Plumer, Lucy Wallace, Marshal Bowers, Harry Chepline, Stephen Geisbert, John Baumgardner, H B Ramsburg, P B Lambright, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thomas
Ela Main
West Patriy Street
Ella Main
Martin Miller
St. Thomas
Rohersville
Jennie Brengie
Baltimore
Willie F. Coborn
Philadelphia
Mary Afontgomery
East Patrick Street
Stephen Geisbert
John Baumgardner
H. B. Ramsburg
York
P. B. Lambright
South Market Street
Johnson
Washington
Local Items From The News Briefs
Frederick Council Royal Arcanum installs officers this evening. Mrs Whalen repairs Globe Hotel property on East Patrick Street for residence. Mr Martin of Philadelphia adds finishing to brownstone Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School building on East Second Street. Young Men's Christian Association elects officers this evening. Chautauqua Circle meets this evening at Mrs Etchison’s home on South Market Street. Board of Pension Examiners meets at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Dr Maynard’s office. Archie Walsh injures left index finger at Palmetto Fibre Works slot machine. Dr J R G Hardesty to be at City Hotel this week. Fence at Grean House restaurant replaced after wind damage. Front updated at Dr S F Thomas drug store on the Square. Maria Schroeder presided at Trinity ME church organ in absence of regular organist. C A Poole began woodwork for spose factory today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Council
Royal Arcanum
John W. Whalen
Globe
East Patrick Street
Chautauqua
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Market Street
Board of Pension Examiners
S. S. Maynard
Archie Walsh
Palmetto Fibre Company
3.R. GL. Hardesty
Ocusist
City
Grean House
F. Thomas
Trinity ME
Maria Schroeder
C. A. Poole
Spose
CERONE-KELLER WEDDING PARTIES AT REFORMED PARSONAGE
Mr Samuel Cerone Keller of Middletown and Miss Sim mine E Keller wed this morning at the Reformed parsonage with Rev T F Hoffmeier officiating. They left for Washington on a wedding tour aboard the Baltimore and Ohio line. A separate notice states Luther Wachter will wed Florence Oram tomorrow at 2 20 PM in Walkersville M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerone—Keller
Samuel &. Crone
Simmine E. Keller
Middletown
Parsonsge
T. F. Hoffmeier
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Luther H. Wachter
Florence ¥. Oram
Walkersville
Frederick’s Rise as a Manufacturing Center Highlighted
A Cambridge Tribune feature describes Frederick’s growth as a future pottery and textile hub. It details a Frederick Manufacturing and Development Company with a $1,000,000 capital, plans for pottery, hosiery, canning, and cabinet works, and extensive mineral wealth nearby. The article notes rail connections, banks, and a push to attract New England and New York investment, signaling rapid urban and industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Mans
Tribune
New South
Manufsesee
Siwun
Progivai
Peederich
Negottians Bse
Pennsylvania
Frederick & Manufacturing
Easy
Soiter
Frederick
Artar
New England
New
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
George H. Zimmerman
Shenandoah Valley
Maryland
Lee
Frederick Manufacturing and Development Company
Yellow Springs
White Rock
Baltimore and
Qghio
Jengih
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
York
Hanover
Washington City
New Orleans
Frederick City
C. L. Hartsock
Ae Ficdenies Lime Ant Lend Company
Monocacy and
Tai
Prosperity Glimpsed in Busy Streets and Stores
The text portrays a growing sense of wealth through active streets and well stocked shops. It notes investor confidence and a tranquil community tone, mentioning tied households and surrounding neighborhoods as signs of emerging prosperity.
Mourth and Musi ta fea BO wWiibes toe prewci cel ut test sparébusevarnt
A chaotic review describes a musical evening where performers entertain with ex factory flair. Edward Batch leads the underlings in a musical display praised for skill. Edward Nickerson is highlighted as a virtuoso cornet soloist with a vociferous encore. The orchestra performs Posgelt and Gub pieces with notable interpretation. The company proceeds to Koan oke, Varsus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlvague
Preceriix
Edward
Ensile Posgelt
Koanoke
Varsus
Ice accident leaves boy near blind on farm pond
Meredith Standback, grandson of John Murdock the ice man, was coasting on a stall when Walter Castle’s skate struck his left eye. He fell onto the ice and suffered a severe eye injury. Dr. F. F. Smith reports there is no hope of saving the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Erentz
Ant
Gaa
Asi Puelag
Oassel
Meredith Standback
John Murdock
Walter Castle
Castle
F. F. Smith
Death notices from Tiftin and Petersville area
Telegram arrived announcing the death of Lewis Esterly of Tiftin Ohio formerly of this city son of the late Frederick Esterly living on North Market street a butcher by trade left a wife and several children an aged mother and siblings. Also infant Linda Viola Sulser died at three weeks six days near Petersville. Otis Hamilton infant colored funeral today Bentz street at 3 pm interment at Institution graveyard by A T Rice & Sons undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlx
Ewis Esterly
Tiftin
Ohio
Frederick Esterly
North Market Street
Linda Viola
William
Ellie Sulser
Petersville
Otis Hamilton
Bentz Street
A.T. Rice & Sons Undertakers
A Note of Advice for Advertisers in The Weekly News
Advice to readers in Frederick and nearby counties about advertising in The Weekly News. It promises broad reach, urges submitting ads before Wednesday at p.m. for the following moon, and extols the paper’s popularity and ability to teach and inform the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Tae Weekly
Frederick
Ladies Auxiliary Monthly Meeting Report Details
The Ladies auxiliary held a well attended monthly meeting with plans for two social events later in the month. Reports showed increased activity across committees, four members proposed for active status, two conversions noted, and young men joining a church of their choice. Training and Beginners Bible classes enrolled seven and eleven members, and delegates to the State Convention in Annapolis on January 15 were authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C
Church
Annapolis
Road Supervisors Appointed for New Market District
The Board of County Commissioners settled and appointed road supervisors for New Market district including Cornelius Mercer John M. Baker Thomas A. Ogle and 21 others. Today they will appoint supervisors for Woodsboro and Petersville districts with the note Infants Relief the babies best friend for Cholera Inflatum Griping of the Bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
New Market District
Cornelies Mercer
John M. Baker
Thomas A. Ogle
Wm. B.boyer
Charles Wood
Cornelius J. Poole
Martin R. Kanode
Wm. H. Burk
J.A.R. Null
George W. Keller
George W. Burgess
Isaac Ford
George E. Talbott
J. Hanson Spurrier
Jesse Brandenburg
James H. Williams
G. Wesley Kindley
John 8. Mason
John A. Molesworth
Thomas H. Hurphs
Hanson M. Brandenburg
J. Ormand Phelps
Eugene Trayer
Jackson Haller
J. Harrison King
Archie Ogie
Henry Wershear
Lysander Etchison
Woodsboro
Petersville
Oyster culture policy and Indian policy debates in Baltimore
The Baltimore letter presses a clear call to promote oyster farming to boost Maryland revenue and counter northern and southern encroachment. It argues against monopoly fears, urges public education, and warns that state inaction will cede the industry to rivals. It also notes outrage over government policy toward Native Americans, criticizing agent Royer and the Interior Department for mismanagement and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avapowl
Chesapeake
Maryland
Vinginia
Connecticut
Long Island Sound
Baltimore
Miles
United States
Nebraska
Armstrong
Doble
Pine Ridge Agency
Roger
Sitting Bull
Secretary of the Interior
South Dakota
Royer
Philadelphia
Hartford Courant
Courant
Indianapolis
Journal
Interior Department
Noble
Lions Protest Through Action in Singular Style
A brief note describes how the Lions express dissent in their characteristic direct method, emphasizing a resolve to pursue the protest in the team's familiar manner. The passage highlights the unique approach as a form of collective assertion.
Lou Notes Transfer To New Factory Manager
A News report notes the selection of Mr. Dixon, praised for his long experience with Louis McMurray’s factory, to manage a large new enterprise. The facility will be built on a lot north of Winchester's brick yard, with contracts closed for all avresse in Gorn and plans to support city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas
Evenine Sud
Emery Tur
Thie
Dixon
Cagnias
Louis McMurray
Bio
Winchester
Barber's New Year Guessing Game For Free Grooming
A Baltimore notice reports barber Rod Young on Court Street ran a December penny bottle contest. Patrons paid five cents per guess, with 1293 pennies in the bottle and C Thomas Dougherty guessing exactly the number to win a year of free shaving and haircuts. Other guesses ranged from one thousand to over three thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guesaiug
A. Rod Young
Court Street
C. Thomas Dougherty
Officers Installed At Fr McElroy Council No 70 Meeting
Deputy State Chancellor Daniel A Boone installed officers for the ensuing year at the Fr McElroy Council No 70 meeting held at their ball. Names include President Henry E Little and Secretary Wm Af Crimmins, with other officers, trustees, and representatives listed. yesterday’s hotel arrivals batch noted many attendees from Baltimore Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cleveland Urbania and surrounding counties.
Kilpatrick Post Installs Officers At City Meeting
Adjutant G W Glessner of Reynolds Post G A R installed officers for the year at Kilpatrick Post No G A R held at 46 East Sixth Street. Commander Lewis Weeebenyy Ss, Commander George Tall, C O Butcher, Quartermaster Julia Diggs, Surgeon John Lanzel, Chaplain Thomas Smith, Officer of the Day F Warren, Officer of the Guard F Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Glessner
Reynolds’ Post
Kilpatrick Post
East Sixth Street
Lewis Weeebenyy
George Tall
J. ¥. Comander
C.O. Butcher
Julia Diggs
John Lanzel
Thomas Smith
Real Estate Transfers and Fatal Injuries Reported
Real estate transfers include Harry Clabaugh assignee to Geo H Birnie Co for 1 acre at 301 dollars and Geo H Birnie and wife to Naomi E Stambaugh for 1 acre at 501 dollars. Isaac Titlow to Elizabeth Titlow, part of lots in Frederick city, with express affection. Jesse Shreeve and wife to John Shepp, multiple parcels totaling 36 150 dollars. James A Mason to Mary E Drer, 7 acres and 6 perches for 12 dollars. Mr John H Williams fireman killed in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad collision near Knoxville died yesterday at his father's residence. He was in his thirtieth year and had lost his right arm. Frederick County Statutory Insurance Company directors elected Thomas Gorsach president and H Clay Hull secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Clabaugh
Geo. H
John H. Williams
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Knoxville
This County
Richard Williams
Gough Street
Baltimore
Williams
Frederick County Statual Insurance Company
Thomas Gorsach
H. Clay Hull
Hom's
St. Mark’s Lutheran
Wm. Gixon
Gatonsville
C. W. Lochrist
Jan
D. Hood
Oscar Williams
Martinsburg
W. Va
Misa Tatla Hood
Mollie Shawn
Washington, D.C
O. L. Bosford
R. John L. Michael
Frederick
Win. Michael
Lime Kiln
Bart Michael
Ijamsville
Mollie Crim
Taylorstown
Carey
Frank Yates
L. F. MM. Myers
Normalt School
Buckeystown
D. J. Michael
D. W.sechrist
John W. Carey
Marriage Licenses for Walkersville Middletown and Brmttaburg
Marriage licenses issued for Elmer C Wachter and Clara V Long of Walkersville Samuel L Crone and Simmie E Keller of Middletown Jos D Caldwell and Winona May Bishop of Brmttaburg Also a legacy ad for Syrup of Figs praising its gentle diuretic qualities and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Wachter
Clara V. Long
Walkersville
Samuel L. Crone
Simmie E. Keller
Middletown
Jos. D. Caldwell
Winona May Bishop
Brmttaburg
Local notes and wedding tale from Ohio valleys
Correspondece from Lor's-tAn and nearby towns records family news, visits, and small events. Residents share engagements, weddings, illness recoveries, farm updates, serenades, and local anecdotes with names like Miss Ema Millerts, Mr. Tyson Dubel, Prof. Thurshman, and Rev. D. W. Sechrist. The Knoxville and Aylesville sections note visitors, hunts, and community craft.
Community Notices and Construction Update in Local Ledger
The sesquicentennial style notices report funeral arrivals for Fe bert Herring of Jesenon and local family illnesses. A new Blue Lisse Creamery building is planned at Hag Ket with bids from Bryant Wa. Cooper of Lovettsville at 3550 and award to proceed. Mr. Cooper, a skilled carpenter, will oversee the work. Church gatherings include Reformed Guild, Grace Reformed, and United Brethren meetings. Rev. C L Kennard preaches in Harmony Grove and new Sunday-school officers are named with Milton G Urner continuing as superintendent for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dressi
Warner Shefer
Morgen
Bankles
C. Hice
Jesenon
Glock
Psa Dcivai Ivsior Seetess
Chin
Marc
Gery Auldaeiy
Ih. W. Keote
Sre
Bryant Wa. Cooper
Lovettsville
Wm. Cooper
Lenis Times
Cooper
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Lathern Church
East Church Street
Luecinuse
Reformed
Lewis OH. Reiter
Rena
Ulele
The
United Brethren
D. Clinton Kempscite
Neal McDevitt
Dave Oil
Agosnel
Young People’s
U. DB
C. L. Kennard
Harmony Grove
Sherisian
Pallips
Methodise
Episcopal
Milton G. Urner
A. Fearhake
Wilbur BH. Dovall
Srcrerare
Hammond Urner
W. BH
Nica
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Cleveland
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E. Gaddess
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J. D. Boland
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Ema
Vrellow Springs
Melvin Leatherman
White Hock
Robert D. Eaton
Eabing
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Tyson Dubel
Thurshman
Dr. Wolfe
Sim
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Pasapsco
Tyson Dubol
Jas
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Loudoun County
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