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Napoleon
Kilmer
U- M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
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Social World Surprises Miss Blumenaur With Party
A surprise party for Miss Gertrude Blumenaur hosted by Misses Alice Elkins and Miriam Schroeder yielded a lively evening of games and delightful refreshments. Guests included Gertrude Blumenaur, Mary Elkins, Lizzie Gilbert, Eleanor Carty, and others, ending at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Blumenaur
Alice Elkins
Miriam Shroeder
Gertrude | Biumenauer
Mary Elkins
Lizzie Gilbert
Eleanor Carty
Gracie
Elizabeth
Charlotte DeLashmuts
Edith James
Isabel Zimmerman
Elizabeth Mulinix
Miriam Schroeder
Edwin Kemp
Willie James
Joseph Elkins
M. A. Birely
C. C. Waters
Robert E. Catlow
Harry J. Kefauver
E. Cassell, Jr
Frederick Selact Orchestra
Saloon Licenses Raise Revenue For County Roads
The county considers a saloon license hike of 400 dollars and hotel license 300 dollars per year. Half of the new funds would be spent on road improvements. Other measures include actions on city bonds, Schley busts, and voting procedures reforms in the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus
Rohrback
Frederick
Brewington
Schley
Finance Committee
Senate
Senator Brewington
Ernest Keyser
Statehouse
Mosen
Straus
House of Delegates
Baltimore
Mr. Straus
Deaths and Obituaries From Middletown Area
Alpheus R Appleman died in Monroe Michigan at 64 after a storied career in Middletown harness trade and Washington sewer contracts. Infant Murray Lee Keeney died near Libertytown at 7 months, funeral at Rocky Hill Lutheran. Isaac Young, Middletown Valley farmer, died at home aged 72 leaving a widow and daughter Jennie Sheffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpirets R. Appleman
Alpheus Richard Appleman
Middletown
Monroe
Michigan
Jacob Toms
National Bank
Washington
Virginia
Potomac
Murray Lee
Carroll E
Mary Keeney
Libertytown
Rocky Hill Lutheran Cemetery
W. E. Wheeler
Isaac Young
Middletown Valley
Jennie Sheffer
Funerals Held for Helen Smith Jacob Filler and Mrs Detrick
The funeral of Helen Smith daughter of Chas Smith aged 1 year 11 months was held at Ss John Catholic church with 4 PM interment at St John’s cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sona directed. Jacob A Filler formerly of this county died in Rockville, funeral from M E Church South with Rev Wm Hanser officiating and Rockville Cemetery interment. Mrs John A Detrick’s funeral from her father Wm Downey’s home New Market with interment at New Market Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Chas Smith
Kleinharts Alley
Ss. John'’ Catholic Church
Father Coleman
S. John’s Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sona
Jacob A. Filler
Rockville
M. E Church
Wm. Hanser
Lutheran Church
Donbs
John A. Detrick
Wm. Downey
New Market
Mr. May
New Market Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Constipation Relief
Advertises Syrup of Figs as permanently overcoming habitual constipation, urging consumers to choose the genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup Co over temporary laxatives that only act briefly and may harm the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Charity Organization Society ready to aid Reed y relief efforts
The Charity Organization Society announces organization and readiness to help Reed y relief efforts. It will thoroughly investigate each case before gifts to ensure aid goes to deserving individuals. Officers listed include Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon president Miss Nannie Floyd secretary Rev. Luther Kuhlman D D treasurer. Contributions left with The News will be acknowledged and forwarded to the society. An upcoming Woman's Christian Union meeting at the Society's rooms on Court Street will feature recitals vocal music and a candy sale with proceeds reported. Dr E S Todd will speak January 27 with a program including Miss Isabel Storm Miss Helen Hull Miss Alice Dean and others performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Nannie Floyd
Luther Kuhlman
Woman's Obriatian Union
Court Street
Todd
Isabel Storm
Acio
Helen Hull
Alice Dean
Otho Keller
Steckel
Robert Burke
Maggie Duvall
I. M. Motter
United Brethren Church
E.S. Todd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Higher Pay for Rural Carriers in Urgent Deficiency Bill
The Urgent Deficiency Bill debate closed with passage postponed. A motion by Mr. Gill to raise rural free delivery pay from 500 to 600 dollars won 109 to 78 with support from rural constituencies despite irregular methods raised by Mr. Cannon and Mr. Lond. Copper prospecting near Elliott City ends as rock assay shows no pay dirt.
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House of Representatives
Gill
Conn
Cannon
Lond
Post Office
Easton and Talbot County Move to Establish Whipping Posts
Town and county commissioners met to seek legislation this session to set up whipping posts across Talbot county for petty theft drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Istax claimed unprecedented lawlessness among colored people as jail capacity tightens and Talbot sends more offenders to the House of Correction for illegal liquor sales than any other county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Talbot County
Istax
House of Correction
Debby Coates Heaviest Maryland Woman Interred in Baltimore
The remains of Debby Coates, once said to be Maryland's heaviest woman, were buried Saturday morning at Sharp Street Cemetery in Baltimore. Funeral services were led by a colored clergyman last Wednesday afternoon. A coffin purchased for the event was 60 inches long and too large for the home, with the service held in a stable adjoining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debby Coates
Maryland
Sharp Street
Baltimore
Electric Railway Plan Seeks Hagerstown Trolley Link
Hagerstown capitalists back a plan for a trolley line from Hagerstown to Pen-Mar via Chewaville Cavetown and Smithaburg with future extension to Waynesboro. The project would then connect with a Franklin county company line toward Gettysburg Chambersburg and other Pennsylvania points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown Capitalists
Pen-Mar
Chewaville
Cavetown
Smithaburg
Pen- Mar
Waynesboro
Franklin County
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Albany area sale and Cumberland reception for Admiral Schley
Auctioneers Harvey R Lease and Harry R Snook announce sales for John H Albaugh executor and B D Neighbors agent in Lewistown. Real estate sale includes brick dwelling and 11g acres. Cumberland plans a large reception for Admiral Schley as he travels to Chicago via Pittsburgh, with Congressman Pearce leading the demonstration and the Cumberland Concert Band engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Lease
John H. Albaugh
Cty Basel
Wm. V. Albaugh
Harry R. Snook
Lewistown
B. D. Neighbors
Admiral Schley
Cumberland
Xonte
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pearce
Petition Circulation Against New Fish Law in Chesapeake Bay
Anglers and supporters circulate petitions countywide protesting proposed changes to the Upper Chesapeake fishing laws as outlined by the Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association. Recital tonight features Misa Fauntleroy of Woman's College in College Hall with Miss Margaret P Graham and Mr. William Font assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Ebay
Maryland Game and Fish Protective
Misa Fauntleroy
Woman's College
College Hall
Margaret P Graham
William Font
Oratorical Contest Crowns Winners at Frederick College
Frederick College held its annual oratorical prize contest before a large audience. Judges Rev Osborne Ingle Alfred Ritter Jr and Miss Jennis B Ebert awarded first prize to Charles O Ebert with Carlton Harrison getting honorable mention. Prizes presented by Ira N Logan Y M C A secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
de. Osborne Ingle
Alfred Ritter, Jr
Jennis B. Ebert
Charles O. Ebert
Carlton Harrison
We. Ira N. Logan
McKinley
Albert O. Sibert
Bunker Hall
Webster
Howard Thompson
Ingersoll
Love Cannon
South Carolina
Heyne
Dorsey Stevens
Sergeant Prentiss
President Roosevelt
Bennett B. Cates
Andrew Jackson
Steiner B. Wachter
Pres. McKinley
Rev. Winchester
Charles C. Ebert
Shakspere Lecture Course Chosen for University Extension
Local center at Woman's College chapel selects Shakspere as the subject for a six lecture series by Dr. F H Sykes. Lectures run February to April with stereooptic stills and relate to life, comedies, history, and tragedies. Tickets cost $1.50 for the course and 50 cents for single admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Isanogle
F. H. Sykes
Woman's College
Couras
Shakspere
William Shakspere
Macbeth
Hawles
Continent
Stock breeder George Huffman visits Kentucky for trotting horse purchase
After Fine Stock, Mr. George W. Huffman a well known farmer near Woodaboro has spent the past week in Kentucky seeking a trotting horse. He is an extensive stock breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Huffman
Woodaboro
Kentucky
Frederick banker eyed for Republican committee sergeant at arms
The Frederick, Maryland area lawyer and banker is proposed as sergeant at arms for the Republican National Committee to replace the late George N. Winwell. The nomination is reported by The Niws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Griffith
National and State Bank Examiner
Frederick
Republican National Committee
George N. Winwell
Gods Dealing With Man Sermon At German Baptist Brethren
Elder Hatchison sermonized on Gods method of dealing with man detailing creation, temptation, and accountability. He stressed that God tests by giving work and rewards obedience, linking to scripture from Genesis and Romans. The talk closed with reference to Elder Kutchison Tonight focusing on Words and Office of Angela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatchison
German Baptist Brethren Church
Manu
Eden
Garden of Eden
Christ
Kutchison
Andjad
Angela
Narrow Escape For Walter Wiles At Lewistown Ford
Walter Wiles, tenant on Mr. Chas. QC Waters farm, nearly drowned fording Fishing Creek near Lewistown on Tuesday evening. The wagon gears failed, leaving him and Mrs. Finney in swift water with the horse in midstream. Wiles stood on the wheel to keep from being swept away until help arrived. he was frozen from the ordeal. The fording has grown more dangerous due to recent heavy rains eroding banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Wiles
Chas. QC
Waters
Lewistown
Fishing Creek
Finney
Banka
Mary Collins to wed Georges Beckley in Augusta ceremony
Lagitations announce the marriage of Miss Mary Vincent Collins daughter of Patrick McManus Collins Augusta Georgia to Mr Georges Vernon Beckley of Washington DC formerly of Augusta. The ceremony is February 5 at 4 o clock at Sacred Heart church Augusta. After February 14 they reside at 1324 I Street NW Washington DC. A reception by the groom's mother Mrs J Beckley at her Jarrett Washington home on February 11 from to 11 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vincent Collins
Patrick McManus Collins
Augusta
Georgia
Georges Vernon Beckley
Washington
Giant January sale attracts buyers with half price goods
A bustling discount event at Clinton Main and local merchants offers half price dress goods, warm underwear, sheets, towels, and umbrellas. The sale promises low prices on housewares, linens, and furrier items while auctioneering services advertise attendance in Monrovia and Walkersville. Special discounts on Yaman and Erbe sectional bookcases run through February 1 1902 with a Samuel J Forney auctioneer note and Frederick MD agency details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deese Aooda
Bos Drese
Dergand
Rodock & 70
A. T. Rice & Sone
New York
Atock
Yaman and Erbe
Auctioneering and professional cards in Frederick town
A jumble of advertising and professional notices for Sappington auctioneer services in Snook Lewistown and Frederick MD, plus attorney JOSEPH W. GAVER, physician Edwin Devilbiss, and dentist A L Radcliff. Includes a January 1902 cash discount sale listing china glassware and lamps with a 26 percent free goods offer, and a note of new business stock arrival. Several names and addresses listed for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Wnstrate
Local Ents and Notices Compiled for February 1902
The program lists a Tempest musical by the Reform Guild choir on Tuesday February 4 1902 with 10 and 25 cent admission and reserved seating. A Temperance Meeting is set for Sunday January 26 at 3:30 PM at City Opera House. An efocution recital at Woman's College features Miss Fauntleroy with Miss Graham and Mr C Will Font. tickets at McQuardell's. Also offers dressmaking services at East Church Street and eye care by Wm C Boteler MD with cataract removal and glasses. Royal Blue Line Tours detail a Jacksonville trip from January 27 to February 13 with meals in dining car and a round trip rate of 15 dollars and 90 cents, with agent contact W T Mullinix Frederick Md.
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Theas
United States
Onda
Isanogle
The
Reformed Guild Choir
Woman's College
Miss Fauntleroy
Graham
Lexington
C. Will Font
Barytone
Frederick
McQuardell’s
Royal Blue Line
Florida
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jacksonville
Fla
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line
M. Bunch
Hagerstown
W. T. Mullinix
Frederick, Md
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Im Viegnam
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Yoho
Lincoln
Hame
Bombay
Charles Pougeroy Stane
New York City
Greenficht
Wungerford
the Duchess
Dublin
Havana
Spionkop
Albert Edward
Price
Wales
Klag
England
Washiveron
Tam News
W.L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Mira
Jaston Miller
Seccentearan EY
Goldsborough
the Tempest
Church Guild Choir
David Wineberg
Moser
Neidig & Miller
Gao
Rodock & Co
AnNen Robrbaok
TR Saturday News
Alexis Kline
Braddock
Mt. Pleasant
Walkersville
Midhletown
J. B. W. Hargett
Mr. 0
Carty
Robrback
State House
Patapsco
Ellicots City
Experta
C. E. Ebert
University Extension
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Henry Branner
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tuesaday
James A. Gary
McKinley Memorial Associlation
United Boys
Independents
God
Hatohtayon
Mr. Walter
John Hendrickson
Johk Henpsicseon
Nmpie & Miller
Tee
A. A
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Fredshice
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
Fourth St
Rice
Fredy Oo
Potomac River
Fremewa
Willard
Keller
Patrichist
Nmidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Market St
Frederick County
Actioneer
Soffar
O. M. Spurrier
Gree
J. ‘W. Umburge
Monrovia
Walker
Ona L. Dutrow
E. Walkersville
Benjamin Rosenour
Samuel J. Forney
Jett
Kussmeul
Tobrece
D. wiZdawtanily
J. R. Lease
Taanogle & Wagaman
F. B. Sappington
Lufli
WM. Fleming
Povsdawtspri
BR. Snook
A. N. Cramer
G Harles B. Fout
Frederick City
ADI
Amie Sr Xan
Deckigawit
Josefa W. Gaver
Edwin
Amos
Devilbiss & Arnee, Insurance
Doli & Albaugh Building
North Market Street
Fredericy, Md
Witdawly
EB. Peterman
Hrankit
Lozsdacis
B. Sappington
Daundawiy
North City Mall
Dr A. Atler Radcli Lee Radcliff
Universiss OF
Arr Wadin
Nort Market Sireet
PreGerigk
George A. Gilbert
Egos Séora
North Market Streays
City Opera House
City Hotel Grill
Lyon Haven
Wm. C. Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
Market
Ciimaking
Eaper
East Church Street
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