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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1897
Page
3
A garbled OCR history note lists scattered names and dates without clear events. Readable fragments mention Dr Tate, Dube Sap Weaver, Omar, and Charente terms, but no coherent narrative or identifiable incident emerges from the damaged text.
Tomorrow being the fifteenth of the month and regular collection day, the carriers of the Dairy News will collect from all subscribers on their routes the amounts due. By Mayito the exact change ready mutual inconvenience may be avoided.
An assortment of short tidbits and oddities from local and general interest. Items include society notes, fashion remarks, humorous quips, a note on a confectioner seeking help, references to a New York cholera-like plague, progress on a Baltimore and Ohio bridge, Harvard enrollment gains, and election ballot issues.
Predarick Holdein announces the marriage of his daughter Laura Virginia to James H Harrie on Wednesday January 20 1897 at her parental home. Card notices and addresses mention Beaver Dam Kilcreton and Orphan Court with various legal and family notes. Information on scattered items seeks details and offers rewards for returned items and property.
The Washington Herald reports Maryland Republicans discuss Jedce Lewis E McComas as a potential successor to Senator Gorman. Norman Heavwt and Frank Norwood back a McComas led slate to control the General Assembly and ballot for the next senator. Wellington and others weigh how far to push a Western Maryland nomination amid party strategy and prior defeats.
The Belle Latthe Literary Society of Frederick Maleigh Belind held a meeting with roll call minutes readings and a literary program including recitations reading and a debate on wheat versus corn. The judge ruled the affirmative the next meeting was scheduled for January 10 with a program planned and adjournment followed by a short business session.
Directors of the Citizens National Bank and Central National Bank of Frederick held reorganizational meetings yesterday. At the Central Bank, all old officers were reelected. at the Chicago Hank Bank, new officers were elected including vice president Taraone and president We Trying.
Steanga Caan, a farmer near Colombia Howard County, was attacked by a large hawk. The bird clawed him, inflicting wounds. Mr Harry Bhiptey attempted to aid but was also assaulted by the hawk, receiving injuries as it clamped and tore at him with talons.
A weathered 1723 style list reports deaths at Talbot and Baltimore regions, burns at Wye Mills, and a Maryland Cavalry organization effort. It lists property transfers in Frederick and Woodsboro areas, names financiers, trustees, and heirs including Arthur P. Gorman Jr, and notes a suicide case in Baltimore.
Frank A. Diller Ernie Diller and Murray Diller tenants on Oliaton Whntbrewer farm near Mt Pleasant were arrested on a war troat charging assault and battery and attempted murder. Witness says an altercation at Diller's house left Winebrewer knocked down twice struck with a chest piece head cut and struck with a brick before fleeing the scene.
City Opera House hosts Lincoln J Carter production The Fast Mall on Saturday evening. A freight train with fourteen cars lighted caboose and an ice locomotive scene unfolds on stage. A river steamboat with bells and engines moves in and explodes. A Niagara scene is shown as well. The performance promises novelty and fun with a special car for scenery and careful stage care.
The Nashville event drew about two thousand attendees for a concert by the Original Nashville Mandente and friends. The piece extols the performers for their soulful singing and perfect control, comparing their style to memories of antebellum Southern times.
The annual meeting of the Home for the Aged board was held with officers elected. Mrs Carodae Markell was named president, vice presidents and other officers chosen, including Mrs Margaret Ke Flood as vice president and Florence Trall as secretary. Treasurer Klesnor M. Jahneon also elected, with one manager seat filled. The annual report is due shortly for distribution.
A pleasant pound party gathered at Mia Blair's home on 24 Kart Math Street with several young attendees. Chairs were set, refreshments served, and the evening progressed with enjoyment for several hours.
Circuit Court selection begins with a grand and petit jury term for February. The list includes John A Lynch as associate judge, and jurors such as Robert Of Target, Edw od target, Frederick-Utram Keoff, John J White, Joe Markey, Con Smith, and many others named across towns like Catoctin Herekiah Harp, Liberty Nichols Notria, and Mt Hlesgsan Jacob Very. The report also notes a large meeting of Francis Scott Key Council No. 43 at West Church Street with officers listed and sick benefits described.
An ad touts the Pecorcia Paper Meat Sack from the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company as a cheap, effective method for preserving meat. Available through grocers, with sizes 9, 4, and 6 cents pieces. readers are invited to mail in or visit for supplies.
Young performers prepare for the opstaitnor Blue Beard show at the City Opera House Monday evening to benefit the Key monument fund. The program promises excellent entertainment with magic as a highlight. Admission is 10 and 15 cents.
The York County Agricultural Society has asked its members for permission to mortgage the fairgrounds for 35000 dollars. The move would free funds for developing portions of the grounds for building purposes but faces strong opposition due to anticipated damage and delays caused by ongoing obstruction associated with the local electric project.
A council in Hagerstown invites members of Daughtered Liberty to a meeting this evening at Bo'clock Hall in the council chamber of fru doris Council No. 46 A.M to explain its principles and objects and to discuss a potential council initiation. A Hagerstown officer pursued Charl en Holmen in Wolfs ville county regarding a charge involving driving Amy from Hagerstown with a confederate group but he was not present. Matheus Corpus Ca H Nich, jailed on shell game charges, filed a habeas corpus petition today through his counsel to seek release.
Snow began falling in Frederick yesterday and covered the ground deeply. A force of corporation workers cleared Market Street as snow persisted. Permanent Trustees appointed for Johnohn, the Frederick brewer, with local officials citing a clean and healthy snow season.
A May meeting of Methodist ministers in Baltimore discussed a plan for collaboration among area churches. The notes note pastor Timothy Allenken and the resignation of a long-serving pastor at a Missouri church, with a potential restructuring affecting church trustees and conference leadership.
A Hancock County dispute reaches the Court of Appeals over a deeded lot, a well, and access rights to a pump serving adjacent property. Key figures include 1687 born George Grove, Wittman Siler, Wolcott Eliason, and Miller's original interest. The case centers on who may use the pump and the alleged twenty year lever of access, with costs likely exceeding the remedy.
The sharming operetto Hue Beard will be presented at Ohy Opera House Monday evening January 18 under Brother Wha lan. Proceeds benefit the Key monument fund with tickets at 15 cents down and 10 cents for the wellery. Seats may be reserved at Yoakin's shoe store. The Historical Bootory meeting at Eleanor Johnson's residence Thursday January 14 at 6 o'clock P M. Attendance requested. Miss Eleanor Johnson hosts. John A Lyneu, January 13, 1607. Proguided.-OY. MM. O. A. Library notices call for return of all M O A library books this week.
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