Purely Personal Paragraphs of Local Residents Travel
A stream of brief notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include John E. W. Hargatt, H Clayton Trandle, Christian H. Eckstein, William P Maulsby, Joseph D. Baker, Charles Best, Charles D. Doll, F Marion Fauble, Henry Birely, William McGill, John Baumgardner, George H. Railing, Huey Kernan, Myer Fisher, and others visiting Baltimore Washington Martinsburg and West Virginia locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant
John E. W. Hargatt
H. Clayton Trandle
Liberty
City Hotel
Toles Seinen Ries Barey
Baltimore
Annapolis
Christian H. Eckstein
Wm. P Maulsby
Rockville
Washington
Joseph D. Baker
Charles Best
W. Va
Charles D. Doll
Baltiat
F. Marion Fauble
B. & O. Railroad
Henry Birely
East Second Street
William McGill
John Baumgardner
North Market Street
Martinsburg
George H. Railing
North Market
Huey Kernan
Myer Fisher
Charles N. Haver
Herry Deribaugh
Brief Bits and Local Lights From The Detroit Free Press
A compact page of assorted items notes the month’s passage, dates such as February 28 and April 15 for related events, and hints at celestial alignments with Mars and the sun. It also includes a poetic meditation on life, death, and faith, ending with a line about nature’s transforming power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Cupid
Detroit Free Press
Pain Balm praised for rheumatism relief in public notice
Dodgen of Alpharetta reports Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved rheumatism and sciatic pain after other medicines and a doctor failed. Thousands have been cured by this remedy, with rapid local relief noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dodgen
Alpharetia
Religious World and Sunday School Notes
A digest of church services across Gar City with details on St John s Catholic mass schedules Grace Reformed and Evangelical Lutheran services and a farewell reception for Rev W R Lampe. Revival meetings at multiple churches and notes on church trainings confirmations and a performance by the Epworth League. Includes a verse poem by an unidentified author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
lWo'ckeek
Csual
Teachers’ Association
The
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Reformed Church
I. M
E .B. Backbach
T. Freeman Dixon
Apple
Woman's College
United Brethren Church
J. B. Wilshite
M. E. Church South
Yeaterday
Arena Agrippa
Wi Teague
Janos Beard
M. E
Page Milburn
Unseen
Epworth League
W.S. Tull
Osborne Ingles
Palestoor
M. EK
MG. Urner
Messrs
A. Fearhake
R. BR. Lewis
Mame ‘Dil
Ide Cunningham
W. H. Dovall
Amdstent
Wm. M. Dyer
Democrats Banquet for Tuscarora Central Committee
The Tuscarora district Democratic central committee held an oyster supper at Grambine's restaurant on Saturday evening. Tank Oysters in every style were served by Mr. Grambine with punch on hand for those who cared. Attendees included D. Columbus Kemp, Frank T. Lakin, Mer Ege Neighborn, Judge G. Sea, Judge Russell E. Lighter, Sheriff Chas. 2. Troxsi, Deputy Sheriff Hortz, William Tyler, Nathan 0. Neighbors and William Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Tuscarora District
Grambine
Perea
Messrs
D. Columbus Kemp
Frank T. Lakin
Mer- Ege Neighborn
G. Sea
Russell E. Lighter
Chas
Troxsi
Daputy Sheif Hortz
Williem Tyler
Nathan
Neighbors
William Wolfe
Real Estate Sale Near Woodeboro by Cramer Agent
Saturday sale of M. Green property near Woodeboro to J. P. Cramer for 500 dollars. mortgagees L. Stoner and the Brown estate each have one lot sold to Scott Welty for 210 dollars. Cramer, real estate and loan agent, reports the transfers as official in this county. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised in local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosh E. Cramer
M. 5
Green
Woodeboro
This County
P. Cramer
Itlalorenly
Seers Ee
Faso Mentor L. Stoner
Ena
Brown
Scott Welty
Frederick banker Willey dies at age 83 in Washington
John Willey of Frederick, descendant of the Tice and Griffith families, died after over a century linked to the Bank of Washington. Funeral services were held. He is survived by two daughters and three sons, including Captain Owen Willey of the Revenue Marine Service aboard the Algonquin near Wilmington, North Carolina. A tribute recalls Lafayette’s visit to Frederick and the town’s grand reception in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Tice
Grifith
Margaret Tice
George Tice
Hears
Frederick
Richard Griffith
Meother
Mr. Willey
de Wiley
Washing&n
Col. McPherson
Lafayette
Myr. Willey
Owen Willey
Revenué Marine Service
Algonquin
Wilmington
N. C
Leonardtown
Laurel Poultry Association
Union Telephone Company
Talbott
Caroline
Baltimore and Ohio
Victor Reynolds
Cumberland
George McCormick
McCormick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Damascus
Montgomery County
Alexander Jackson
Baltimore
Nelson Vale
Washington
Fifth Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Annapolis
Hegeratown
Charles A. Wells
Hyatteville
John K. Cownen
Oscar Mourray
Frederick Underwood
Baltimore ‘and Ohio Railroad
Somerset Classis
The
Reformed Church
S T. Mark
Anne Arandel County
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Chesapeake City
Cecil County
Elkton
Masslyn
Carroll County
Post Office Department
Local Sick List Reports Multiple Residents
The article lists residents on the sick list with varied recoveries. Misa Ann R. Fout and George Mulhorn show improvement. Mr. Lewis H Miller and Rev. Dr. Eschbach remain ill, while Joanna Oden and Alice Béine are recovering from paralysis and grip respectively. Mrs. Sheffield and Ezra Cramer are also mentioned as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ann R. Fout
East Patrick Street
Lewis H- Miller
Joanna Oden
South Warket Street
Win. Fisher
F. W. E. Dichi
Alice Béine
John F. Stine
George Mulhorn
East Third Street
Ezra Cramer
Eschbach
Andrew Sheffield
East Second Surset
Deaths of Mrs Emma Byers and Mrs Ellen Cameron
Two obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Emma Byers near Itaburg aged 80 years and Mrs Ellen Cameron widow of W H Cameron aged about 45 in Charles Town West Virginia. Byers funeral was in Lutheran Church with Rev Charjes Reinewald. interment Mountain View cemetery. Cameron, once hotel proprietor, died at Carter House. she was Catholic, survived by two brothers and a Baltimore sister. maiden name Caine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Byers
Emme Byers
J. Krine Byers
Itaburg
Charjes Reinewald
Mountain View
Ellen C. Cameron
W. H. Cameron
Carter House
Charlestown
W. Va
5. Craft
Baltimore
Caine
Mra Cameron
Udge
Funerals for Rebecca Trail and James Cunningham
The funeral of Rebecca Trail from Recacdatrees residence was at 3 p.m. with Rev. Osborne Ingle officiating and burial at Mt Oliver Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons were directors. James Cunningham’s funeral was at 9 a.m. at the Catholic church with Rev. Father Gaffney officiating and pallbearers listed. burial followed in the church graveyard. F Schroeder served as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Trail
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Oliver
A. T. Rice & Sons
James Cunningham
Father Gaffney
Melville Cromwell
Art
Road Supervisors Appointed for Examination District
Road supervisors named for the examination district include Augustus Kreith, Denton A. Wachter, Ww. J. Long, John H. Clara, Eli Mil lenge, Spearsinger, H. Morrie Gillean pringer, Morrise Robert Trotsil, John P. Moser, George W. Worthen, Absalom Smith, Harvey E. Ohler, and J. Onirin Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Arimandts
Safariay Board
Exami
Augustus Kreith
Denton A. Wachter
Ww. J. Long
John H. Clara
Eli Millenge
Brunswick affray ends with pistol duel and wounds
Charles Seeberger, Baltimore and Ohio electrician, was shot twice and wounded severely in a fight with conductor Jerome Swartley at Brunswick. Seeberger wrestled for the revolver after Swartley shot him in the thigh and abdomen. He was taken to Baltimore for surgery. doctors report internal injuries and multiple gunshot wounds from a close range encounter surrounding an alleged affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Seeberger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brosewick
Jerome P. Swertley
Brunswick
Swartley
Tme
Bronewick
Seaberger
Seeberger
Swartiey
Baltimore
Brucswick
Sewartley
Camden Station
City Far Ambulance
L&e. Trimbla
J. W. Hartigan
Literary Societies Feature Debates and Readings
Belles Lettres and Clover Leaf literary groups held meetings on January 12 with readings, recitations, and debates. The Belles Lettres program included "Jim Dudley and the Greased Pig" and a presidential direct election debate, while Clover Leaf read from "A Regiment" and other pieces. The Farmer's Club of Feagayville elected officers Edward Derr president and William H. Harry as treasurer, with plans to discuss good roads at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Lorder
Derr
Zuma
Jim Dudley
D. Delaschmutt
A. Kreh
Clover Leet Literary
R. Tors
E. McCardell
H. Ordeman
H. Bendsiese
R. ‘Evert
Horatios
Shortage of Locomotives Delays Baltimore and Ohio Freight
Traffic on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has overwhelmed the system with freight. At Brunswick one night last week no engine was idle as crews worked to move goods. A Baltimore trainman reported the line from Reed to Brunswick crowded with loaded trains, nearly forming a continuous railway link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Baltimore
Reisy
Mail Service Change Across Braddock Middletown and Myersville
A new mail delivery order takes effect this morning, sending Braddock, Middletown, and Myersville mail via the early B and C railroad train in locked pouches to the electric railway points direct. Reports tout Hood's cures and quick relief for colds, rheumatism, and similar ailments, though wording is inconsistent.
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Mal
Braddock
Middletown
Myersville
Frederick Post
Cambridge seeks charter change amid regional notices
A jumble of Maryland area items reports Cambridge seeking a new charter amid notable deaths and regional events. Dignitaries Ryder Henry, Jehan Brewer, and Henry Mason are noted along with militia efforts in Easton and civic appointments, while Adams funeral in Leonardtown and Damascus church dedication reflect ongoing community life. The piece also covers crime, rail, and postal debates shaping local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ryder Henry
Jehan Brewer
Annapolis
George Gale
Easton
Parolyes
Henry AH Mason
Michael Finn
Caroline County
Jesbua Hering
Excel
Spcial
Allegany Owenty
Guy Brothers Minstrels Play to Fine City Audience
The celebrated Guy Brothers held the boards at Olsten Opera House Wednesday evening to a well-filled house. First-class in every respect, the show featured singing and musical acts with rounds of applause. Flood brothers delivered acrobatic feats that captured attention throughout their appearances. Col Turner, veteran manager, is praised for reliable engagements. They appear in City Opera House Friday, January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Brothers
Olsten Opera House
Siogara Rf Mualclane
Flood Brothers
Col. Turner
Opera House
Bistersville
Weet Va
City Opera House
Advertised Letters and Local Market Quotas Meet City News
Frederick post office lists advertised letters for January 13 1900 with calls required within two weeks before transfer to dead letter office. Names include GESTLEMEN J.18T Hon Crouse Chas B Howard Fleet Nuss Noble Lily Mrs Harriett Jones Miss Eben Lee Miss Mary Hobben Gaele Hex and Dudle Bez in hayesved costume set for City Opera House. Local market quotes by J E W Hargott show corn per barrel 1.60 corn shelved 32 cents per bushel wheat 67 cents per bushel peas 0 0 31 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gestlemen’s J
Hon. Crouse
Chas. B. Howard
Fleet Nuss
Noble
Ladex
Lily
Harriett Jones
Eben Lee
Mary Hobben
J. E. W. Hargott
Local notice from city venues and postponements
Doll's Hotel is referenced along with Lynn Haren's shoes. The Y M C A lecture scheduled for Tuesday evening January 16 was postponed and a new notice will be issued later. The City Hotel Cafe served customers and the event postponements affect local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll's Hotel
Lynn Haren
City Hotel
Local Businesses Advertise Goods and Openings Tonight
The notice lists prices for drop head U S No 4 Singer machines at $9000 and promotes Grorox and Ravaps at 183 N Market St, a billiard and pool room reopening after repairs with remodeled tables. Other ads tout shoe sales at 60 75 and 1, ladies and children goods, Columbia graphophones and Edison phonographs, and a January China glassware and lamp sale offering a 20 percent cash back incentive through January 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Singer Machines
Grorox & Ravaps
O. D. Doll
City Hotel
Maxxer’s
Star Store
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Fecha Evesgron
New Torkers
Ig Ahan
Cacea
Bert
Solis Worcester Jaxes
Getepried
Amerece Mencia
United Beaten
Cacti New Mort
Bore Ish
Woeldwate
Ced Tt
Ban Re
Wasutsaros
Tus
W. L. Moong
Weather Barsas
Bic Bala
Savan’s
Zoid
Mubbay—Martz
Gar
Sunday Schools and Societies
Hood
John Willst D
Julo Wittey
Washingtom
D.C
Dini
Winca Be
Marit
John Willeyf
Charlee F. Seeberger
Jerome P. Swartley
Pound
Sewe
TATE
Hero Andl
Gaele Hex
Dudle Bez
John Hendrickson
WORD
Eaarte
Considera
John Henpaixsox
Neidig & Miller
Fred Roerick
Opestoe
Ninic & Mure
N. Market
Clinton E. Main
Cuarox & Mats
North Market Steret
Bodooe & CO
Rode & C
AT. Riof & Sns
A. T. Boor
Soma Funeral Directore Ar Smbalners
Practical Mechanics
Uhatrato Hire
Joen Warket
F.V. Staub
F. V. Starz
Railing
Bearnars
NRT
Hetwe
Sweet Grange
NGS
T Street
St. Helssly Kalier
J. Heisely Keller’s
Murkey's
Columbia Graphophones
Columbia
Edison
H&e. Wicoxes
G. Eader
East Church Street
Loate’ Orphan Asylum
B. Sappington
Loloniag
Oal Dereens
China
Sappington
Ceresville Flour
D. Shriner
Potomac River
Wantisy
Willard
Patrice SF
Sicopescs
Foxidiaie
University of Maryse
Alfred Bittre
L&w
Ofice
Court Street
Anis P. Levy
S. Levy
Court
Bemar
Pitas
Cleveland
J. H. Keller
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