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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1895
Page
4
A compressed weather note predicts that cloud and rain seen in the Southwest may arrive locally in a day or two. It also suggests that a cold or warm trend from the Northwest could bring colder or warmer conditions soon, with rain or snow possible in the near future.
A fragmented newspaper snippet lists items for rent and notices from various advertisers. Names include Hoare For Rent, John F. Moore, C. A. Frazier, Hall Headington Co, Jacob Robrback, and others, with entries for Houses For Rent and Dry Goods.
Hanover offers a good telephone service at 12 dollars a year. Cumberland sportsmen buy partridges at ten cents each to feed and distribute in spring. Hanover Foundry contracts with Western Maryland Railroad for coaling work. A horse on the Hoke farm near Frederick injures its shoulder. European nations issue nickel coins. days are longer by twenty minutes. A marriage license is issued in Bransburg to D McLsae and Laura McBaker. An 1682 iron kettle shown at the World’s Fair is among items. Catholic University buys papal relics from World’s Fair. Middletown reservoir overflows at the waste pipe. John Leatherman slaughters a 6733-pound steer. Otho J. Shenk shot the animal, his 48th beef killed since 1886.
PURELY PERSONAL. Seesant Paragraphs Avont Those Who Come and Go. Miss Nellie Trezo of Baltimore visits Mrs. Carrie Markell in this city. Miss Nettie Lidie of Baltimore visits her parents on East Patrick Street. Mr. Wm. English of Fallsdelphis, son-in-law of Dr. 2G Bune, visited Frederick and returned home this morning. Miss Mary Thomas of Petersville visits friends and relatives on the Manor. Mr. W. Morgan, who attended the funeral of his sister-in-law Mrs. Ella Howard at Mt. Airy, returned home last evening.
News of the Churches reports Rev 8 5 Mile of St Petersburg Pa will preach at the Reformed Church in Mt Pleasant next Sunday at 10 o clock Daley Chapel near Lib ony in the afternoon at 280 oclock and 35 Grace E Reformed Church on the Bal timors pike at aeras formerly pastor of theetodhed Church at Jefferson
A letter from L C Stalnsker of Martineborg West Virginia proposes locating a wood and iron manufacturing plant in Frederick with a 100 skilled workers within a year, high payroll, and substantial tax free reductions. He urges to form a company of local businessmen to secure incentives including free rent for ten years and mortgage-backed reductions. The letter asks Frederick residents to decide if the town will back such a project.
William EK. Bisch, a retired merchant of Aiminsoury, Baltimore area, alive yesterday morning. He faces charges related to Edward Mayhew, aged twelve, placed at St Marys Industrial School on nine commitments. The boys, once separated from their father, were reunited and performed a concert in Emmitsburg. Mr. Black, formerly of Black & Klunk, and Br. Black are noted musicians who played at the event.
In the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dispute, the Circuit Court jury delivered a verdict of 2500 damages after deliberating about two hours. The award split as 1.50 for the minor son and 750 to the widow. The jury was discharged about eleven o'clock today as the court adjourned. CABR REMOVED. The divorce suit of Mabel Kothoes v Charles Kothoes was moved to Montgomery county and will be heard at Rockville on Monday.
Rapid work notes letters to editor about Atlantic Refining Company raising coal prices in Frederick within thirty days. Writer says production costs drive prices but public deserves understanding. merchant burden cited.
The Frederick Gan club met last evening and voted to start a subscription today to raise funds for purchasing partridges to be liberated next spring. Several members of the gugz club joined in a cheating contest on Mr Wm Smith’s farm in Adams town with Mr Frank Eisenhauer winning a large turkey. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society elected Willliam Dorser as president Frank C Huston as secretary John E Muncaster as treasurer and named new directors. Mrs Lucy Bwesiiner of Liberty badly injured a hand in an accident. Master W Dorsey, son of Harry Boris, of West Valenville, broke a leg coasting at the Predtith school house.
The Council of Administration of the Grand Army Republic of Maryland decides to hold the next annual encampment at Dushase Post Hall in Baltimore on February 21 and 23.
Fire at Redy and Son’s store in Mina Iam Saturday night 1090 oclock was thwarted when Simos Koogle adjusted a light and a lamp fell. Flames were put out with water. a burning bar of potton was blocked by the door as the blaze spread. Nearby, a Middletown High School stove spilled hot cans but no ignition occurred.
News items from the state report deaths in Deston and a funeral in Oakland, along with local notes. Howard county farmers plan creamerism on farms. Court of Appeals decision due Wednesday. A wreck at Crisfield alarms residents. Baltimore schooner captains jailed for dredging. Harford county farmers optimistic on 1888 outlook. Robbery arrests at Bagerstown. Political maneuvering foreshadows Democratic primaries. A missing man’s body found near Chesapeake Bay and buried in Annapolis. A regional Young Men’s Christian Association council meeting grows in Cumberland.
The Philomathean Literary Society held a regimae meeting at Kemp Hall with Alfred Hitter presiding. Authors presented pieces on death and creation, followed by a debate favoring federal support for at least one university per state. next week’s topic concerns income tax law.
The Philadelphia Item reports an ex ceedingly merry reception for Two Old Cronies at the Kensington Theatre last night. Mr Wills drew praise with Mrs Wills a Philadelphia favorite, supported by Chas Grapewin and William T Bryant. The company delivered continuous laughter with strong specialties including Carlotta from Koster and Eials. Reserved seats are on sale with best seats at 50 cents.
Since yesterday noon a long list notes arrivals from various cities. Names include Crix Horen Geo T McLean J B Griffith W E Hurd Sursence CG J Wallace C E Tulmso W K Bobbs Schwarsoff A E Guggenheimer J M Vogt W F McGinnin Jos Ouenheimer B E K Wane maker W Z McLezr H John W H Rowland W A Dienpay H A McComer F J Hood Hoover H S Roop J F Kelly L J Banffman H A Gable and others linked to county Baltimore and Harrisburg areas in a county record placeholder.
Public sale conducted by Charles E. Koogle as executor of mortgagee sold the Palmer estate holdings near Myeraville. The house and 273 acres were bought by Sarah KE Palmer for 400 dollars, with 14 adjacent acres also purchased by her. The sale covered lands three miles west of Myeraville and included a mortgagee’s interest.
Fragmentary text mentions Syrup and permanent effects but lacks concrete people places dates or events to summarize into a coherent news item. Unable to identify a source-grounded subject or actionable facts for a proper headline and summary.
A rough note reports a second political club forming in Montgomery County to oppose entrenched cliques. It says organizers aim for a nonpartisan, largely younger membership to challenge existing power and misgivings about county leadership. The piece also covers local elections, bank appointments, estate matters, a marriage, and a funeral.
The Y M C A of Maryland West Virginia and District of Columbia held its annual Cumberland convention with about one hundred delegates. Washington D C Baltimore Western Maryland Cumberland and Frederick leaders gathered for Bible study addresses and reports on educational work in small towns. The event included a welcome by J A Orrick and speeches by Rev J Butler and Rev F Power, with Hood's Sarsaparilla praised in an ending note.
A fragmented ad from Shrin er Milling Co promotes factory outlet perks and discounts. It mentions calendars, trimmed barrels, and holiday savings, urging readers to respond and return materials for replacement items.
The document lists council and committee roles with names including Couns cilor Frank Hesson vice councilor D. A. Firor recording secretary H C Root assistant recording secretary A E Creeger financial secretary J A Bennett treasurer B M Birely conductor E W Ungerwarden J Groshon and others. It notes members and trustees and reports that sick benefits payments have been made, with the treasury in satisfactory condition.
Anniversary services marked the 25th year since the Dedication of Centenary Methodist church in Westminster with morning sermon by Rev J L Walsh and an 7:20 pm platform meeting. Speakers included Geo r Gorsuch and Nathan Goreuch as well as local past and current leaders.
Local notice denounces false rumors about the Guy Bros Minstrels not appearing, affirming they will perform on Tuesday the 22nd at City Opera House. Manager Jacob Dadis urges attendance and promotes ten day store sale with marked items for customers to see.
Fragmentary lines tout coats capes blankets and shawls in bold claim of not leaving fast fashion items. Mentions "long cloth" described as fine and in demand daily, with garbled pricing notes and color references. No clear event or people identified.
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