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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1891

Page

4

Ascon's Phases and Local Notices Highlight Daily News

The Daily News itemizes weather and phases for Ascon, market ads, and a lengthy legal notice No. 5775 Equity. It also lists numerous social notices of residents visiting Baltimore Washington and Hagerstown, community updates, and brief items from local life including pensions, court actions, and business news.

Walkersville Land Sale Promises New Building Lots

Noah BE Cramer purchased land near Walkersville and plans subdivision into building lots as the town grows. Spring construction expected on several avenues. The Junior Fire Company, meeting after Lewis Esterly’s death in Ohio, appointed F. Rhodes, Geo. Lewis, and Valentine McCleery to draft resolutions.

Sooming Walkersville Noah BE. Cramer Lewis Esterly Ohio F. '. Rhodes Geo. Lewis Valentine McCleery

Liberty Banner notes small town life and fires

Reports from Liberty describe a major town hall fire with nearby shed and casket factory threatened, plus heroic efforts of Guardian Hose Company saving machinery. The piece remembers deaths of Mrs Sophia Renner and Jacob Martin, and notes local obituaries, church events, and continued meetings as the community copes with loss.

Oud Petlows Rev. L. AU Mare Lutierat Metyers Bers Jaseacy Odtheetag Urvencasile Condeciad Atos Cherey Wit Tvergary Giurters Sedicts Fort Wade Bend Boder Disney Mr. St. Mary's Catholic Benevolent Association Mr. St. Mary's Motter Sophia Renner John B. Gilbert Small Sue St. John's Lutheran Church Hill Cemetery J. H. Bard G. J. Roudabush A. M. Evers Jacob Martin Sis Lune Clarepring York County Saul WL. Martn Messrs. J. Ed Jos . Martin Oliver Diller Gerdners C. B Adams County CG. C. Waters Guardian Hose Company Hains of Trustees Alessis John Rouzer John R. Rouzer Keyser and Rouzer Manufacturing Company Tive Casket Works East Masia Carroll Streets

Young Men’s Christian Association convention opens in Annapolis

The nineteenth annual Y M C A convention for Maryland West Virginia Delaware and DC began at the Presbyterian Church in Annapolis. Over fifty delegates attended with large Baltimore and Washington delegations. Officers and committees were named. T A Harding chaired the opening, and Rev Robert H Williams gave the opening address.

Annapolis Young Men's Christian Associations Maryland West Virginia Delaware District of Columbia Presbyterian Church A. H. Zimmerman Baz Atlantic Ohio River Baltimore Washingtion John H. Adams W. HH. Morriss James Dorritee A. S. Baty CB. Adams C. E. Bécket John P- Ball J. Cookman Boyd Bagley B. Caulk W. Dickey AL. Dryden D. Ww. H Ethridge Catswell Thomas Cornelius Harry Lave James Curry C. E Ewing Washington T.arding J. E. Pugh J. W. Sims Oft. Harding ET. Fenwick E. Muir C. C. Slocum G. B. Hanrahan W. A Tyler G. E. Hylan W.J. Fay A. le Detrich G. W. Drew L.C. Williamson George F. Williams J H. Spencer Wilmington Del William Tatnall George C. Hepbrow J. R. King P. W. Yeager Hegerstown John Gorman Mr. Fork Westminster G. B. Hadley T. M. Johnson W.B. Judifind B. H. James R. K. Lewis WH. Litzinger O. D. Ale- Keeter S. D. Melvin P. Nowlin WP. Obram F.C. Peatre E. L. Queen S.F. Stansfield W- P. Turner A. Whealton J. 5. Williams L. N. Whealton Frederick W. C. Birely W. 8. Speece Parkersburg W Va Grayson Z.stup Feeienc C. Harding J. A. Dorritte Hagerstown T. A. Harding R. R B W. P. Gardiner D. Ai. Hyde W. C. An E. Monroe W. E. Feldmeyer J. C. Porter J. de Rayfield Theodore A. Harding Robert H. Williams Eyeanick

Decree of Divorce Filed in Wooster Case

A court decree in the divorce case of Winons 3M Wooster divorcing her from husband John Wooster and ordering him to pay the costs of the proceedings.

Winons Wooster John Wooster

Baltimore News Roundup Highlights State Affairs and Incidents

A digest of Maryland events features property deals, court actions, and local incidents. Notables include estate matters in Baltimore, a fatality and a fire damage report, a tobacco merchants meeting, street commissioner appointments, and a court case update from the state capital region.

Postmasters Renominated at Emmitsburg and Crisfield Md

The advance of the Emmitsburg and Crisfield post offices to third class triggers new presidential nominations for postmasters. N McNair at Emmitsburg and James C Tawes at Crisfield, previously fourth class under the Postmaster General, were sent to the Senate yesterday. The text also mentions the Orphans' Court and a Sergeant at the Coagihirs district.

Emmitsburg Crisfield N. McNair James C. Tawes Crisield Senate

Franklin and Marshall Glee Club at Grant Opera House

The Franklin and Marshall Glee Club performed at Grant Opera House in Lancaster with zest and style, drawing enthusiastic response. The concert featured Irvine's Late Song and other pieces, followed by a reception at Mr and Mrs Daniel Brisen's Hill Road mansion. TheCity Opera House Frederick posting notes the event occurred on January 25.

F.& M. College Grant Opera House Irvine Ligue iv Dlon Daniel Brisentrod Hill Road Ps. Telegram City Opera House Frederick Burltenes

Public Education Appointments and Cranks Discussed

Maryland taxpayers face frustration over teacher appointments based on politics rather than merit. The Baltimore News notes a Baltimore association meeting advocating moral enforcement. The Baltimore Sun letters defend fresh air theories, calling some critics cranks while defending ventilations and noting Columbus as a crank later memorialized for his impact.

Baltimore Sun the Sun Gilman First Presbyterian Church Columbus New World

Baltimore Markets Show Turmoil and Wedding Serenade

The Baltimore market report notes dull flour, mixed grain prices across futures and cash, and steady eggs and butter amid a quiet pantry. A public serenade on East Patrick Street honors the marriage of Mr Strailman to Miss Gos, with the Knights of Rest Band in full force.

Harriet Holtz Baltimore Cox Lawndale Washington, D. C Samuel Hogg Samuel McMaster Liberty Anna Heim Margaret Brunner East Patrick Street Annie Burgess Gertrude Smith East Fourth Street James Bear Brunswick Katie Barbehenn Gettysburo Kr. Wr. P. Maulsby, Jr Westminster John W. Porter C. W. Shaft Lee’ Thomas Knoxville Air C. W. Shivers Mit Alty G. Parson Miller Walkersville Nora Master Roy Smith Hagerstown Henry Baumgardner R. Steiner Buckeystown Southern Pennsylvania Ice House Knights of Rest Band Marion Strailman Strailman May Gos N. J. Wilson Alec Houae Nant Market Street Cliffins A. Fragter B. Patrick Street

Advertising Politer Advice For Frederica Business Men

A long composite piece on advertising argues for newspaper ads to boost trade, citing Royal Baking Powder and Pears Soap as examples. It notes large ad spend, quotes industry figures, and reviews a Western drama "On the Frontier" at the National and local theatre notes. Road Supervisors appointments by the Board of County Commissioners are listed for Jefferson and nearby districts.

Royal Baking Powder Company The National Jack Osborne Board of County Commissioners Jefferson Luther F. Ala Aha Abraham Shall W. L. BE. Kemp J. . Hele John D. Long Geo. F. Darner Israel BE. Weirtz Isaac Brubaker Edward 3. Kessler W. A. Figgins Daniel L. Slagle Geo. R. Joy Mechaoiestown I. J. Fisher J. T. Colliflower Wm. Ficht J. Wesley Creager Dos. 'T. Firor Obas BE. Eyler Frank T. Knott D. F. Roddy Geo. H. Bussard Jay A. Miller Wm. W. Weller Irvin J. Firor Woodville A.S. Vansant Wm. Clay

Freight Blockade at Weverton Junction Persists Amid Rail Efforts

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company is working to relieve the freight blockade at Weverton Junction. Two engines were kept at work all night and several cars moved from the Junction to Hagerstown, but eighty cars remain at Weverton destined for Hagerstown, with several days needed before they can be moved. Progress note blends ad copy urging a laxative product and infant care, followed by a local shop ad announcing new Marsailes and crochet quilts and a display of suspenders.

David Freshour H.C. Zacharias Washington, D. C A. L. Kline West Patrick Street York Safe and Lock Company York Towner Schley Shepherdstown Ficinity Frederick F. L. Stoner J. A. Lynch M.N. Packard Baltimore Maryland Court of Appeals McLane Vs. Hobbs F.G. Norwood Thos. Powell Joseph Massey Berlin Geo. E. Connell Court Street Harvey R.léase Wls. Wenner Hagerstown Brunswick Foltz & Co SE. V Vernon Days Fle Anthony PU ¥Os Wellingtoy Uz Koen Bal Vile Pure Liers Fermer Andrew J. Dill U.S Pennsylvania Bright Degensed Liberty M. E State House of Representatives Senate Herry M. Hart Cameron Ile United States Cleveland Mary Friends Okeft Ishup Fereh Jr Everest Ieee Wesien Esitinore Bullock Bey Howe Hest Tret Daltimore Green Spin Valley Improsescent Company Estpitad Towsad Matanzas Josph Parks Slagerstown Edward A Fredericks Weverton Jans George F. Needham York River Line Oak Street Annie Siegmann Wm. Siegmann Maryland University Law School St. James Hotel Patrick O'Connell North Exeter Street J. Summerfield Bull Mt. Royal Terrace Confederate Society Lee New York Alice O'Keefe Ross R. Winans Court of Appeals Mr. Winans Baltimore Water Board Bessemer Thos B. Soward Gary. Thomas Western Maryland Rail- Tess Hillen Station Edward W.messy Smunich Cousetl Tragerstown Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hospital O. Morton Stewart George Wm. Brown Sykesville Carroll County Wade H. D. Warfield Abs George M. Farum Howard County Glenelg D. J. H.R. Wolfe Howard Counts Glenwood Hamilton Archer Bond Pinkney White Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Weverton Junction They & E

Ambiguous Market Notes From Faded Page

Fragmentary OCR hints a sale or reading event with names and items but readable details are limited. Potential references to Lee Mvinti and Gigi include unclear roles or participants. No clear date place organization or outcome is extractable from the legible text.

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