Pleasant notices of friends and visitors in Frederick
A stream of society items lists Mr. Chas P. Selden of Memphis visiting Frederick, Misses Ramsburg, Thompson, McSherry and others hosting relatives in various towns, frequent travels to Washington and Alexandria, and local errands. Also noted are church social events at St. John’s and updates on residents’ health and court matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Selden
Memphis
Tenn
Lucy Ramsburg
Geo. W. Berry
Martineburg
W.va
Frederick
Gertie Thompson
Johnsville
Jozephine Graseli
Cleveland
Ohio
Gracelli
Bliss McSherry
Lulu Williams
Bosds
Montgomery County
Nicte Lewis
Kemptown
Washington
Alexandria
Alles Tillie Houck
Birs
LechHder
North Locust Street
Hagerstown
Harmony Grove
Frederick County
Nan Hoteck
Higerstown
H.C. Gelzendanner
Shepherdstown
W. USA
Reno
Hare
Annapolis
Dr. Baer
Petersville
Phos. Schrey
John Nichols
Lula
John Elliott
Albert
Maryland Senate Debates Free Coal Resolution Defeated 18 to 6
The Maryland Senate discussed and defeated an order from Mr. Slosn to report a resolution against free coal by 18 to 6 with Bubrer as the sole Democrat voting with five Republicans. The session covered multiple measures including a joint resolution urging support for Wilson tariff bills, an assessment bid, and a charter for a railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Senate
Slosn
Committee On Federal Relations
Bubrer
Bennett
Carroll
Maryland
House
Fitzgerald
Baltimore City
Evans
Baltimore and Arne Arendel
Senator
John A. Lynch
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Senate
Court of Appeala
Collies
Strin-Geve
Latrobe
Renster Evans & Bill
Newman
Lynch
Hovse
Lamar
Montgomery
Perry
Frederick
Rouzer
Bir. Carter
Baltmore City
Local Nuptials Tap Damascus and Baltimore Venues
A series of late 19th or early 20th century notices record quiet marriages. Jesse Boyer wed Carrie Watkins at Damascus on the 18th with a serenade. Ignatius Page and Daisy Dronenburg wed at Backeystown. W H Rigney married Katie A Murray in Baltimore on January 22. Harry L Davis and Florida Virginia Molesworth tied the knot at St. Ignatius in Ur bane on January 18 with Felissa Davis as bridesmaid and O Linwood Davis as best man. Additional details include ushers Howard Magruder and John Gardiner and Nellie Davis supplying the wedding march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer—Watkins
Jesse Boyer
Carrie Watkins
Damascus
Page—Dronenburg
Ignatius Page
Daisy Dronenburg
Tramsville
Backeystown
Rigney
Murray
Parsonage
Geo. W. Biller
Baltimore
W. H. Rigney
Katie A. Murray
Davis—Mclesworth
Harry L. Davis
Florida
Virginia Molesworth
St. Ignatius Church
Urbane
Felissa Davis
O. Linwood Davis
Washington, D. C
Howard Magruder
Green Valley
John Gardiner
Hyasustown
Nellie Davis
Fountain Bits
Rest Estate Transfers in Frederick County
Samuel H. Brown and wife transfer half interest to Anns Mary Wilcoxon and other partial interests in Frederick properties, with sums noted. C V Levy and John Motier trustees sell parcel to William C. Hinea for one dollar, with premium. Babe Levi F. Hinea and wife convey 18 acres 3 perches to William O C Hinea for 360 dollars. Motter trustees convey real estate to J Roger McSherry and John Motter. Dudley Mare sells 2 acres 32 perches to Ann Mere for five dollars. Emory Dayhoff and wife sell half acre to Charles E. Harris for 150 dollars. Caroline Markell et al to Frederick Brick Works for tract of land in Frederick County at 50 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Brown
Sarah
Anns Mary Wilcoxon
Ios
Frederick
Samuel E. Brown
Lot
Levy
John C. Motier
William C. Hinea
Frederick County
Caroline M. Markell Et
Death of Henry Brown on load of hay in Centreville
Henry Brown colored man of Centreville died after falling from a hayload mid afternoon. His son found him. cause thought to be heart trouble. He was about 65, worked for Howard Megrader near Price's distillery between Tamsville and Orleans for 20 years. He lived in Centreville with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Centreville
Brown
Howard Megrader
Price
Tamsville
Orleans
Fox Chase Near Country Home Ends With Hideout
An exciting fox chase occurred yesterday afternoon from Col. L. Voghman's country home. Reynara darted for the mountains at about one o clock, followed by local enthusiasts. The fox so hid from the hunters that it found a safe refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. L. Voghman
Reynara
Bighberty
Mane
Gathered News From Maryland’s Counties
Fourteen men sworn into the Naval Reserve. Glyndon Camp meeting Association elects officers. German Baptists in Talbot form a new church. Capt Elijah Rollins of Oxford dies from peritonitis. Havre de Grace shoe cutters return to work. Two Elkton youths bitten by a supposed rabid animal. Tilbot sheriffalty testimony concluded. Rebecca Davis of Mount Gilbes dies at seventy six. Cumberland jury disagrees in forgery case State vs Charles Howe. Somerset School Board opposes divers ion of oyster license fees from schools. Nineteen Polytechnic Institute students visit Annapolis Naval Academy. Wedding of Joseph B Hertington and Mary L Harper announced. Philadelphia boats in West River pay sixty cents a bushel for oysters. Beta Valley railroad survey begins. Easton lighting and water plant bills to legislators. Second Cumberland forgery trial jury could not agree. Nude-murder connection recalled by mill race clothes find at Elyton. Cumberland court house fireproofing debate before commissioners. Riverside Gun Club of Charles Town defeats Gon and Red of Wilmington in clay pigeon. Maryland Court of Appeals rules on seven cases including Seventh Day Adventist John W Jude Gad ruling against Sunday work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Glyndon
Mount Gilbes
Howard County
Cumberland
State
Charles Howe
Somerset County
Polytechnic Institute of Baltimore
Naval Academy
Joseph B. Hertington
Mary L. Harper
Philadelphia
West River
Beta Valley
Baltimore and Lehigh
Easton
Charles Rae
Elyton
Death Notices Span Catholic Charity to Local Deaths
Notices from a late January issue salute Miss Susannah Jamison of Western Maryland, aged 37, in a Catholic family noted for charity, with funeral at St. John's. Other obituaries include Isaac Moxley of Montgomery County, John M. Gruber in Baltimore, infant Paul Linthicum, Elizabeth H. Brown, Elizabeth Camden, Joseph Phillips, and Eli Sheets, with services in various Maryland locations and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jamison
Frederick
Dussa Susannah Jamizon
Baker Jamison
Maryland
M. J. Baugman
Vine
West Virgina
Baughman
Mise
Jaraison
Aliss Jamisont
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Issac Mosley
Tasac Moxley
Montomery County
Ttsville
Montgomery
William Norwood
Win. Berson
Win,ton
George Moxley
G. Becraft
C. Bellason
E. Brown
W. T. Lewis
Jobh M. Gruber
Baltimore
Joan A
Beuish H
Auguste
Louis Grube
Capt Thomas Lewis
Gough Street
Paul
Joe
Bertie Linthicum
Fountain Mills
Bethesda ME
William Roberts
W.T. Lewis
E.R. Brown
Elizabeth H. Brown
Owen Brown
Howard Chapel
D. TE. Buliniz
Hamilton Gue
Toton Mullinix
W. A. Mullinix
Whe T. Lewis
Kemptown
MBS
Camden
Washington, D. G
Elizabeth Faylor
Thames MM. Camden
Annapolis
Harlem Park Methodist
election officers chosen at Young People's Christian Endesyver Society
County Correspondence reports the election of officers at the Young People s Christian Endeavor Society including president Bill Lilly Powell and vice president Jacob Bowers. Several local visits are noted, with minor injuries and property mentions. Other entries mention people, births, visits, and a church festival upcoming in neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Young People’s Christian Endesyver Society
Bill Lilly Powell
Jacob Bowers
David Bowers
Barry Clem
Augustus Waltman
Geo. Eban
Esnover
Mary Smith
Hucsonville
George C. Froshour
Local notes from Mountain Dale and surrounding districts
Jan 23 notes report Wm Easterday returning from Indiana and fine winter weather. Prayers meet for winter. Lewis Kiniz trips to Bethel. David King and C E Zimmerman visit. Franklin Miller loses a mare. Beaver Dam Valley notes a quilting bee with many locals attending and joking about pot pie. Bethel items mention Franklin Pebner visiting, John Clem recovering, Easterday’s visit, plowing resumes, ice concerns, and Charles Martz visiting Clemsonville. D D A Clemson sick but improving. Pearl McAlister recovering. others return from Baltimore and Pipe Creek visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Dale
Wm. Easterday
Bethel
Indiana
Tve
Lewis Kiniz
Near Dayaville
David King
Hansonville
C. E. Zim- Merman
Franklin Miller
Clemsonville
D. D. A. Clemson
Pearl McAlister
Ja Grip
Tangsin
Hena M. Sundergirl
Gertrude M. Barnes
Baltimore
L. A. Bastion
Pipe Creek
Artificial Diamonds From Moissan Methods Aims
A historical overview describes the 1890s push to synthesize diamonds, noting meteoritic diamonds from Mexico and French chemist Moissan. It details high pressure processes in electric furnaces using silver, charcoal and sugar carbon, forming microscopic diamonds, and suggests continued work could enlarge gem size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cano Diablo
Mexico
AM. Moissan
At. Moisaan
M. Moissan
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Permanent Cure for Constipation
Advert says Syrup of Figs provides a permanent cure for habitual constipation, arguing that rival laxatives only offer temporary relief and can injure the system, appealing to well informed readers to switch to the fig-based remedy.
General Gordon to Lecture on Last Days of the Infederacy
General Gordon, U S Senator from Georgia, repeats his lecture on the Last Days of the Infederacy at the Opera House Monday evening February 5 under Presbyterian Church Trustees. Admission is 23 and 50 cents. Local letters praise the talk as highly entertaining and urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Gordon
Georgia
Opera House
Trustees of the
Presbyterian Church
Appomattox
Frederick
Gordon
War
Matbray
Remnants of Matting Offered At Half Price
Remnants of ribbons and hems edge the carpet department. The past year yielded many Mattings and remnants are measured and marked to balance the remnant block. A good chance to buy matting at half price. Call early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemburg
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Frederick Weathreee
SiGpm
Tsrelm
Wasuretox, D.C
Rasin
HM. W. Hagersetox
East Patrick St
M. Birely
Cronise
Rodock & Neidig
City Life
City Opera House
Gorzon
South Market St
Chas. Hooper and
Mary Lester
Bessie Clabaugh
East Second Street
Walkeraville
Aulte
Katie Goldsborough
EM C. Co. Zimmerman
Mount Pleasant
Roza
Chapline
West Third Street
Marie Cassin
Hagan
Carr
Washing
D. C
Misa Crimmins
Aliss Mary B. Rutherford
Rutherford Place
Hamburg
Penn
T. T. Hersperger
Court Street
St. John’s
Father Pardow
Affes Suranpah Jamison
Remisins
Ches. Boieler
Wm. Leonard
Leonard Ihl
Tas News Msh
Boteler
Mouch
Andere
Nhaws
THE
Legislature
Sarah C. Maskell
Flintstone
Allegany County
Wiliam
Maskell
George C. Harris
Thebsis
Hood
Riverside Gun Club
Charlestown
Cecil County
Gon and Red Club
Wilmington
Maryland Court of Appeals
John W. Jude Gad
Joseph Phillips
Jozeph Philips
Emily Phillips
Joseph and
Sarah Phillips
North High Street
Eli Sheete
Monterue Hospital
Emmitsburg
Cearlesville
Jax
John D. Starr
Bethel Lutheran
Brasdrop's Hall
C.D. Ramsburg
Utica
Louis Stup
Bride
Rocky Springs
Zion
Perkins
Hancock
Susan Smith
M. E. McLinn
Tankerville
S. 5. Slater
Barkittsville
High Knob
Henry Knpp
Conrad Shultz
Here
Braddock
Joseph Meigaroviteh
Blanktown
Columbus Kemp
Henry Abb
Henry Elisop
Calvin Kefauver
Wm. Krantz
Award Staley
Shook
Shookstown
Board
Lutheran — Church
Middletown
George F. Schroeder
Fergaville
Lewis Stockman
J.H. J. Beard
Florence Waskey
Blaggie Stockman
Rlte
Annie Beard
Hergets
Buckeystown
Temple Culler
Br. Lewis Hargett
Melle Culler
OW. J. Beard
Miss Ide
Elizabeth Beanaport
Victor Myers
Wm. N Zimmerman
H. J. Beard
Point OF Rocks
Zar
Beaverdam Valley
Carneus Bond
Hushards
Isaac P.butely
Joseph Gerrach
Grace
Hichard Boone
Samuel Coleman
George W. Sthely
Joshex Grosanickle
Bertie and
Beckey Bone
Frankin Pebner
John Clem
Easterday
E. J. Utterbach
Charles Martz
Mousox & Kur
John Hendrickson
Tery
Evsey
BRO Bec
Mizbesto
F. V. Staub
Ste Hans
V. Staub
North Market Street
Telephone
Ecwaly
Walter Banford
Strugsle
Bits Opera House
Mr. Sanford
New York
J. RB
L. Hardesty
Oky Hotel
Walker & Co
TIMES
James B. Walker
Oemasa
Walter Saunders
Arabel Kine
City Howe
Eest South Street
Aay
Rani
Forres
Auns
Cuteasi
Eliow Springs
Beeady
Milton G. Urner
Cain
Mt. Pleesant
Bee Ady
Daily News
Moncaye
Thuredsy
Atio Welock
M. Hoye
Zimmerman
Silat
Pt. of Rocks Road
Wuiea
Luther Bri
Webster
Wester Tone
Eeeady
Tee
Atamstown
Rodooe
Neidio
REDIG
Zodock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Beaver DO Cecioles
North Market Siere
Frederick, Up
R.L. Harley
L. Harley
Callard
HR. L
Harley
Merchant Tallar
Septzsdam
Kouth
LOY & Perry
LOY Sparets
LOY & Perry's
W. C. Eldridge
Hakstess
Amburger
Burg S
Havegess- Ambuerg
Wee Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Fisesnseephea Sosencio
H. Blackston
Xoreiye
B. H. Braczston
Market Street
Rochester
Nyw
Tex
Nazional Capital Brewing CO
D.C
Ivan
Sachs Petden
J. A.C. Lipps
W. Patrick
En Asain Apetton
Biggs
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