Frederick Wea In Roanoke Club Secretary Elected
Frederick Wea Errestes or Mx 2. oe The Son and Moon Sanctuary ssi Moye Sers rday Ooa New Advertisements. The Model. G. H. Railing. R. H. Campbell. Hot Sausage etc Estrayed A Cow Local To the Ladies For Sale Farm Carts For Sale Bank Lock Local For the Family For Sale Valuable Real Estate Proposals Gise Thomas Miz Co Purely Personal. Robbeck was in yesterday on business. Mr Clas F Kreb of this city elected secretary of the Commercial Club Roanoke Va left yesterday to assume new duties. Mrs E McSherry East Second area visiting Scranton. Gus Leichert returned home from Brunswick. Barbara Levy visiting Weverton returned home. Brief Bite. United Owl Bend serenade and drum-major Lipps. Charles Brenner finished a house for Charles Mahoner. Mrs Grafton Fent has a fuchsia stalk with 29 buds. Creditors of Charles H. D Hafer to select permanent trustee tomorrow at 10. Philomathenian Society meets with readings and debate. Sodality of BVMM met at St Johns Church. Theresa Houff presided. Harlem H Summers qualified as road supervisor in No 20 district. Board of Pension Examining Surgeons examined pension applicants. Mayor Broner jailed a tramp for ten days. Christian Endeavor Society planned at parsonage. Good Templars Hall temperance meeting tonight. Interesting local items on first and fourth pages of The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Railing
R. H. Campbell
Bank Lock
Gise-Thomas Miz. Co
Robbeck
Clas. F. Kreb
Commercial Club
Roanoke
E. McSherry
East Second Area
Scranton
Afr
Gus Leichert
Brueswick
Barbara Levy
Weverton
Bend
Recuess
John T. Lipps
Charles Brenner
Charles Mahoner
Middle Aller
Grafton Fent
South Market Street
Chas
H. D. Hafer
Celerk
Philomathean Literary Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Sodality of the
B V. MM
St. John’s Catholic Church
Brand
Theresa Houff
Orga
Air
Harlem H. Summers
Parsons
Board of Pension Examining
Maynard
Commissioner of Pensions
Broner
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Good Tem- Jars Hall
Tae News
J. Butt Street
Amal Baktwin
James B. Craighilln
Christ Church
Rock Spring
Harford County
Matthew Harrison Marine
Collector Marine
Abendeem
Uckat
Calverton
Baltimore and Potomac
Thuis Guitlay
Maryland Avenue
Baltimore
Ag, Gorler & Go
James B. Ricaud
Lynch & Deford
Pratt and
Fremont Streets
Maryland University Hospital
East Fourth Street
Edwin Scott
Gunpowder
Baltimore County
Friends’ Meeting-house
Henry Z Zink
B. & O. Railroad
Hobbs’ Siding
Harper's Ferry
Pr. Trimble
Hanover Street
Louis HW. Renn
Annapolis
John Magruder
Jackson
Governor Jackson
Capt
Phythian
Thornton
Dr. Fell
J. Wirt Randall
Fitch
Commander Craig
AL. Bloom
First National Bank of
Haerstown
John DD
B. Almony
the Land Improvement Company of
Hagerstown
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Reveal County Guests
A listing of guests and visitors from various states and cities checks into hotels yesterday. Among names appear Cmn Hore, Miss May French, A J Welch, S.C. Whitaker, M D Johnston, W E McSherry, Hon Wolf, J Remsburg, J C Davenport, and A Asher, with entries from Philadelphia Baltimore Newark Niagara Falls and Niagara Falls among others, noting county origins and regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmn
Hore
i-Smith
GL Cohen
May French
A. J. Welch
H- Shepherd, Jr
Win, Sheperd
Jas
Westall
W.va
T. T. Broward
T. M. Bozle
Caliox Horse
C. &. Helienstein
O. Bauer
Baltimore
J. F. Abler
Heger
Cty
Penn
B. Menting
J. Weitzman
Niagara Falls
A.J. Welch
New York
Social World and Parties at West Patrick Street and Lime Kiln
A pound party end dance is planned this evening at the house on West Patrick Street, recently occupied by Mrs. Maffet. Another party will be held this evening at Randolph Zimmerman's residence near Lime Kiln. Committee members include Rodney B. Steiner, Charles Nicodemus, Ernest and Charles Michael. Winter Liverip is advertised for cures of dyspepsia and various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Ma Fett
Lime Eily
Randolph Zimmerman
Lime Kiln
Messrs
Rodney B. Steiner
Charles Nicodemus
Ernest and
Charles Michael
Kalakaua’s Death Prompts Island Power Shift Inquiries
The report outlines Kalakaua’s death and the resulting succession by his sister Lydia Kumebache Lilivoka-Tani, now married to an Englishman. Concern grows over foreign influence and potential intercession by other powers as island interests and strategic location draw international attention. Baltimore Sun: Governor Jackson of Maryland calls a February 15 immigration convention in Baltimore to discuss national migration patterns, promoting Maryland as a gateway for settlers and capital to support local industries and land development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halaken
Charles Sud
Tnt
Milan
Europe
Lydia Kumebache Lilivoka- Tani
United States
Kalakaua
Baltimore Sun
Asheville
N. C
Jackson
Maryland
Baltimore City
Unron
Middle States
Union
Baltimore
Annapolis
Real Estate Transfers and a Needle Ingestion Incident
Jr. B. Thomas essignee transfers 102 acres to Philip H Cline for 3510.80 dollars. George D Norris and wife sell 106.45 perches to Unionville Academy and Normal Institute for 267 dollars. George W Shank and wife sale to William H Wagner and John Woodsboro for 2000 dollars. Henry Sewell and wife convey land in Oe dd square feet to William Sewell for one cent. A child of Sirs A Bell on West All Saints street swallowed a needle last week and the needle passed out through the side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. B. Thomas
Essignee
Philip Hcline
George D. Norris
Unionville Academy and Normal Institute
George W. Shank
William H. Wagner
John Woodsboro
Henry Sewell
William Sewell
A. Bell
Teachers Meeting in Johnsville Districts Held in January
Teachers of Johnsville and adjoining districts met in the same place for a meeting at 7 o clock. The secretary read minutes of the preceding meeting which were adopted by the association. The program included readings selections debates and addresses on algebra reading and the question whether love of money or love of women influences men more. The meeting adjourned after discussion and plans for a future session in Liberty on January 20 at 7 30 pm were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
Saave Place
Onder
Aston Ecker
C. Ge & Kar
Aten Deser
Gres
Pete Pestet Tentit
Re. Soarreall
Ete
Exker
Harry
Messrs
Hien
Meig
Hoser
Liberty
A. Roser
Elbf Owarner
J. Yingling
M. Duvall
A. Tammett
E. JL Sayler
E. Ecker
A. Hammett
CG. Ecker
D. O. Metz
A. Rose
C. E. Klein
Mr. Urinder
Frederick City Mfg Co Amends Charter To Five Directors
Frederick City Manufacturing Company stockholders met at 3 30 p m and unanimously agreed to amend Article III of the charter to reduce the board from seven to five directors and move annual elections to the second Monday in January. A committee was authorized to record the amendment. The board then met and authorized purchasing the Mountain City Laundry Blue rights and permitted the president to expand products. The meeting adjourned subject to the president’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
PB. Fabroey
Messrs. C. V. 8. Levy
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Lewis A. Rice
A. Renner
Mountain City Laundry
Funeral of Mrs. Rachel Bayer at Trinity J E Church South
A large crowd gathered at Trinity J E Church South in New Market on Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs. Rachel Bayer wife of Adam Bayer. Pallbearers included R G D Rice Judge Lowe P B Grifith Thoms M Waitz Wm W Osborn and T A Stephens. Ministers from near and far joined Rev Wm H Wolf Rev M G Balthis Rev Robert Smith Rev Dr Stephenson Rev Samuel Katz Rev Lindwood Hermond and Rev Wm Lee Smith. Mrs Bayer a daughter of the late Joel Hall survived by her husband and four children. Interment followed at the village cemetery. 1 L Russell oversaw the ceremonial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity J. E.church
New Market
Rachel Bayer
Adam Bayer
R. G.D. Rice
Judge Lowe
P. B. Grifith
Thoms M. Waitz
Wm. W. Osborn
T.A. Stephens
Wm. H. Wolf
Singapore
M. G. Balthis
Trinity Church
Robert Smith
Manassas
Dr. Stephenson
P. E. Church
Samuel Atz
Lindwood Hermond
Montgomery
Wm. Lee Smith
Singanore
Boyer
Joel Hall
F. M. Hall
Carroll County
Kate Kefauver
Wm. T. Wasner
Henry Boyer
Liberty
Wo. H. Plummer
Mount Pleasant
Jesse Clary
Unionville
Russell
Great clothing sale opens January twenty eight
A major Baltimore manufacturer offers a rare sale in the Bee Hive on Market Street a few doors below Patrick featuring 174000 dollars worth of men youths and children’s garments at 40 cents on the dollar. Doors open 9 AM Wednesday and the sale runs only a few days with store hours 3:30 PM Saturday. Watch for ads in tomorrow’s newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bee Hive
Patrick
Market Street
Patrick Street
Damx
Bailiffs Appointed for February Circuit Court Term
Sheriff Otho J Gaver appoints E N Hobbs of this city as petit jury bailiff and Thomas A Simpson of Liberty as grand jury bailiff for the February term of the Circuit Court to convene Monday February 2. Governor Jackson appoints Geo W Foutz notary public for Petersville vice himself who failed to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho J. Gaver
Messrs. E. N. Hobbs
Thomas A. Simpson
Liberty
Jackson
Geo. W. Foutz
Petersville
Temple of Fancy Ad Offer for Family Mailings
Vintage advertisement offering the Family mailings through the Baltimore Weekly Sun or American, mailed postpaid to any address for one dollar. Promises delivery after sending payment to David H. Smith at the Temple of Fancy in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Weekly Sun
Baltimore Weekly American
David H. Smith
Temple of Fancy
Frederick, Md
Crimmins Weds Miss Masson in St Ann's Baltimore
Miss Mary Masson became the bride of Mr. Crimmins in St Ann's Church Baltimore in a ceremony attended by relatives from Frederick and Baltimore. The groom, a stockholder and banker, wore a dark cutaway suit. bridesmaids wore silk in corn color and pink, carrying roses. After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride’s North Calvert Street home, with guests from Frederick, Philadelphia, New York, and beyond. The couple plan residence on North Market Street in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltinore
Depaich
Beautam
Pope
Mary Tage
Mary Tage of Mr. W: Wed To Dn Lenesst
Duugens
Mei
Sud Uelce
Ha Least
Glare Seingttt
Thei Ssaenels
Beggsesete
Rhein
Teriedk Pains and Testek
Fay Azais
Boner
Asediag
Brige Aed Grova
A. Gregg Milter
Central National Bank of
Frederick
Caila Lilies
J. A. Cabill
Washington
Clarry Hesant
Capon Station
Daniel Crimmins
Blanche Smith
Sadie Schafer
Irene Masson
Snowden Lecthessi
Aliss Smith
Miss Schafer
Miss Masson
Miss Luchessi
Marechil Neils
la France
Bartlett
St. Ann's
Bart
North
Calvert Yreet
Frederick City
Jennie Morgan
Albert S. Brown
Mary
Hannah Crimmins
John A. Kennedy
A. Gregg Miller
T. E. Bennett
E. S. ‘Fyler
John W. Brosius
Reaney
Liberty
Jennie Eckenrode
Taneytown
Fannie
Minnie Gerber
Lola Freyer
York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Boston
Kate Wilson
Mollie Garr
Daniel O'Sullivan
Georgie
Eisache
Susie
Cornelia Mason
Crutchfield
J. Gand de
J. W. Linthicum
Frs
Broderick
J. J. Turner & Co
Westminster Fire Department Banquet and Officers Elected
Westminster's annual fire department banquet last evening drew many prominent locals including Mayor Frank K. Herr and city officials. Officers elected: President Oscar D. Gilbert. first vice president John E B Eckenrode. second vice president Denton S. Gehr. secretary treasurer William H. Bell. assistant secretary Amos Hahn. chief Frank K. Herr. assistant chief S C Morey. foreman Samuel Knight. assistant foreman J Harry Wootes. foreman of reels Edward J Aweali. assistant foreman Harry K Shaefer. marshal Joseph D Brooks. librarian John H Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Westminster Fire Department
Frank K. Herr
John Landers
J. Keller
Theodore Derr
Charles FE. Fink
Charles H. Baughman
Oscar D. Gilbert
John EB. Ecken
Young People's Society Program at United Brethren Church
The Young People's Society of the United Brethren Church schedules a Monday evening program. Items include songs from Gospel Hymns No. 5, readings by Miss Florence Cecil Miss Emma Woodward, Miss Nellie Nor and a select reading titled Drunkards Doom, Drankard's Daughter, and Have Courage My Boy. The ladies of the society lead and conduct the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Young People’s Society of the United Brethren Church
Belshazzer
Florence Cecil
Emma Woodward
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Plans Socialist Event
The Ladies Auxiliary met last night and arranged a socialist event for next Monday. A pleasant program of vocal and instrumental music, recitations, and similar items will be followed by tea and social time. The Beginner's Bible Class held its casual session last night. Prayer meeting is tonight at 7 o'clock with Heart service not lip service required, citing Isaiah 29:13-14 and 1 Samuel 16:7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. A
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Subscription Offer for Ladies Home Journal in Frederick
Special agent for the Ladies Home Journal in Frederick city and county invites subscriptions at one dollar per year postpaid. Early responders receive two extra issues November and December 1896. Offer expires February 1, 1891. David H. Smith Temple of Fancy Frederick, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Frederick City
Post
David H. Smith
Temple of Fancy
Frederick
Bed
Local Sickness Report From City Streets
The city records multiple residents reported ill or convalescing at home due to illness. George A Gilbert remains at home with sickness for weeks, while Mary Marks and Mrs John Foland are noted as ill. Several others, including Mrs Mary Marks and Mrs Richard Magan, are listed as sick with pneumonia or recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gilbert
Serels
Mr. Iter
Eathad Buckey
Wesmth
Patrigs
Feu
Pana Walker
Wilbur HE
Deven
Catremey
Mary Marks
Baltimore
Ely
Altice Mull
BP Bn Lip
John Foland
East Siath Street
Richard 2 Magan
Aegster
North Market Street
Marriage in Rock Spring as J Butt Street weds Amal Baktwin
News from Harford and Baltimore counties reports the wedding of Mr J Butt Street and Miss Amal Baktwin performed by Rev James B Craighillin Christ Church Rock Spring with many friends in attendance.
Hymeneal in Baltimore Bride of Captain Schley Weds English Nobleman
Miss Virginia Schley daughter of Captain Winfield Scott Schley and Mrs Schley married today at Christ P E church Baltimore to Ralph G Montigu-Stuart-Wortly second son of the Earl of Wornclif ceremony by Rev Mr Graham. Also weddings announced for Mr Adam Notnagle and Miss Carrie Murphy at 7 20 pm at Reformed parsonage and for Harry Baumgardner and Maggie Whisner next Thursday at Evangelical Lutheran church. A quiet 5 am Sharpsburg wedding unites Mollie E Edmonds and Dr J E Pitsnogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Baltimore
Christ P.E. Church
Ralph G. Montigu-Stuart-Wortly
England
Earl of
Adam Notnagle
Leonard Notnagle
West All Saints Street
Carrie Murphy
Dennis Murphy
West Fourth Street
West al Saints Street
Air
Harry Baumgardner
John Baumgardner
Maggie Whisner
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sharfleurs
Sharpsburg
Convaliam
Mollie E. Edmonds
Best Flour and Pain Remedies Promotion Card
The advertisement touts E A Shriner Milling Self Rising Flour as superior for light fluffy hot cakes and promotes Red Flag Oil acne relief for rheumatism neuraglia and general aches at 25 cents. Steiner Bros druggists sell American Standard Inka and other products advertised as top quality and health aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Shriner's Milling Company
Steiner Bros
City Council Proceedings Record Details and Tax Exemptions
The board reviewed accounts and read reports including cattle counts and district supts. Resolutions authorized Water Works connections on South Market Street and directed committees on water works and streets. A petition from manufacturers seeking water supply was read and referred. An ordinance to exempt manufactories from taxation was sent to the financial committee for changes. The session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sourucen
Koontz
Committee On Claims
Committee On Water Works
South Market Street
Committee On
Jtg
Financial Committee
Death of Richard P. Bounsus on West Third Street
Richard P. Bounsus, son of W. T. Johnson, died at his West Third Street home this morning at 7 10 due to brain congestion in his youth. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday afternoon with time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bounsus
Richard P
W.T. Johnson
West Third Street
Mareulnes and Crochet Quilts Hit Local Market
Local shop announces new line of Mareuies and Crochet Quilts plus mar sailes Crib Quilts. Assortment praised as pretty and cheap. Penders mentioned as selling well, urging shoppers to visit soon before stock runs out.
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TRE Daily News
Frederick Wea
Errestes Or
Chee
Musteee Torss
Eee
Leei
the Son and Moon
Sancuary
Brooke
Wintor Liverip
the Marland Press
Rimmins
LY Chess
News OF the State
Regeler
Meetuuaz
Board of Aldermen
Alermente
Jaeasion
Utipitet
Tosates
Bs Shales
Reztters
Ores Howe
Mullinese & Kemp
Mullinex & Kemp
Granville Thomas
First VA
M. Gilpin
Farm Mortgage Trust Company
Denver
Colorado
G. L. Hartsock
Rorrast
Gente
Patrick St
Studtat
Market St. Atice
Ics
Arvey R. Lease
Ssi
C. D. Diftends & Cos
Janiddawit
Blease
James A. Gambrill
Freder
Iwate
Travelian
A.M. Landsuer & Co
Danludt
Janiyulne
Eugene A. Tylor
Maltimore Pike
Roderuck
Sue
J.€. Roderuce
Laidtusburg, Frederick Co
Rokbats
Busin
Wolfe
West Patrick
Presse
FRESA
Io Bread
John Hershbereer
Gilbert's
G. A. Gilbert
W. T. Delaplaine
Frederick, 3d
Geo. Brast & Co. Ents
G. J. Doll & Son
Doll & Son
Joen Hendrickson
Ipuesone
Qerry Jaacx ET
Philleyenies Lange
Cima Thade
Gina
Plesha
Bahrain
Fioden Hendeic
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