The News in Frederick City 1899 Prospect and Departments
Frederick's The News announces a 1899 year plan with ten departments including Public Opinion Local Logic and Man About Town, plus illustrated correspondence and new features. It promises twelve hour lead times on local events and rapid reporting from remote areas, with a layout of articles on architecture urban life and literary stories. It also lists real estate transactions and local sickness notes amid weather and district updates.
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Assault and Battery Arrests In Local Case
William Kehne was arrested yesterday by Constable Brensle on assault and battery charges for an incident on January 2 and was bailed. Today, Constable Brensle, with a Writ Went, arrested George Kehne for the same offense. Both cases set for hearing Tuesday next.
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William Kehne
Brensle
Augustus Kehne
Mac
arres
George Kehne
Letters From The People At The Editors Of The News
Readers urge bridge renewal at Herbs Ford to aid farmers sending produce to Frederick. County officials proposed for a two million dollar program, with a delegation ready to press the bridge project. Also notes sickness in Foxville and a charity entertainment benefiting local residents.
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Ford
Frederick
iis ford
Ura
euterpynd
County Board Appoints New Road Supervisors
The board of county commissioners appointed road supervisors for Mechanicstown district including J. T. Chritiuwer Geo. rd Chas. £. er James A. a OW. Cie Wim. Fiebr Frank Rott. The board also named new supervisors for Johnaville district and settled with the old supervisors. A road su liiied today before the circuit court Geo D. Gaver Chi-Gaver of Jackson district Creaxer D. the board settled with the old re.
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board of county commissioners
Mechanicstown
Roddy
J. T. Chritiuwer
Geo
Chas
James A. a OW. Cie
Wim
Fiebr
Frank Rott
ch circuit court
Geo D. Gaver
Chi - Gaver
Jackson
Perry the famed musician booked for February 6 concert
The city learns that Perry, renowned as musician and lecturer, will perform February 6. Critics applaud his multi talent as poet and composer. His blindness is noted, yet his artistic vision and forceful playing garner high praise from Boston critics.
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Perry
Boston
Baltimore Markets Summary on January 24 Cotton and Grain
Baltimore markets report quiet cotton and firm southern wheat with assorted prices for futures and spot, including longberry tobacco and mixed oats. Corn shows firm southern white and yellow values, rye steady prime to choice timothy, provisions unchanged with pork, lard, and shoulders noted. Freight rates to Liverpool and various steamer quotations listed alongside sale totals of corn and wheat in bushels and bonds and certificates data.
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Baltimore
Barrimone
Fultz
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
forcard
corm
Walkersville Personal notices from Jan 24
Mrs Jennie Routzahn of Midietown Valley visits sister Mrs Rev Castle at the B parsonage. G H Amett brother of Rev C S Amett tours town in support of Miller Safe and Iron Works of Baltimore. Rev D R Bovey of Reedysville visits U B parsonage last week and preaches at a traded meeting.
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Walkersville
WALKERSTILE
Jennie Routzahn
Midietown Velley
Rev Castle
B. parsonage
G. H. Amett
C. S. Amett
Bridge, Officials Ousted In County Proceedings
A garbled report notes county commissioners Enzlar and Bi ser removed from duties yesterday afternoon at the Devihiss bridge project. It mentions health shifts and praise for Electric Fitters and claims benefit from a Great Alternative and Tome. An advertisement at Joseph B. Garoti's drug store promotes Ridnevs, Liser or Stameeh remedies and Electric Bureas.
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Enzlar
Biser
aitiea
Jong
bneengs
mach
Joseph B. Garoti
The Nicaragua Canal Aims Toward Final Link Under Happy Labor
Amer ican engineers advancing the Nicaragua Canal report a congenial Christmas near the Atlantic and Pacific join. A large wharf at Camp La Fee, a three story house, and canal path clearing up to ten miles progress, with undergrowth piled for botch fill. A hospital, two story laborer building, new wash houses, and a horse ambulance accompany the work as telegraph crews shift to canal clearing duties.
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Nicaragua Canal
Nicaragua
Atlantic
Pacific
Uistikey
Amon
Camp La Fee
tovk I
enguh
fWay
celercinh
Castile
Greytown
E. Bennett
Anina
September Deaths in Middletown and Vicinity
A local necrology lists September obituaries for Hezekiah Bailey Charles Butler Mrs E M Mullinix Andrew Alexander Fr. Tosle George Blessing Daniel Lambert Rev X T Richardson Caill Johnson Augustus Apington Miss Lure Tronche Mrs Wo H Ways Miss Jessie Boteler Catherine McGhise John T Quymn Thomas Hartis Rozini Bicer Mrs SLT Greene Martha Attick Simon Eyler and Ann Sophia McClean among others, detailing ages and hometowns in Middletown York and nearby towns with many residents noted as former locals. The notices record deaths in towns including Keedysville Unionville New Market Smithsburg Mechanicstown and Baltimore with ages ranging from early thirties to seventies.
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Tue News
Hezekiah Bailey
B. & ORR
rriottsville
Charles J. Butler
Edward
New Market
Fr. Tosle
St. John’s C
S—George
Blessing
Montevue Hospital
Myersville
Daniel Lambert
Quincy
Fraderick Rhinehart
Virginian C. Befauver
Keedysville
fomerly
Middletown
Susan Sinn
Daniel Sinn
Baltimore
Catharine Whipp
Rocky Springs
Anna Routzahn
John Culler
Jefferson
Daniel Grossuickle
Hickland
Samuel Thomas
Dayton
Ohio
X.T. Richardson
Smithsburg
here
Nevili- Fears
Cail Johnson
Mer d
Augustus A.pington
Liberty
Lure B. Tronché
John T. Quymn
hip
E. South street
Thox. Hartis
Literty
Rozini Bicer
Tho. Bicer
Burkittsville
Tingerstown
SLT. Greene
Eammiteburz
Martha J. Attick
W. Patrick street
Lewistown
Emmitshurz
this county
Liberty Personals and Local Notices Chronicle Visits
Liberty Personals lists several names including Miss R. Sarvace from Chicago and Neilie Ray of Baltimore. Friends and relatives such as Mrs S Gorsuch and Miss Mollie Ever of Daysville are noted visiting. Mr Lewis Yingling and family plan a trip to Montgomery County then Washington, D C, before returning home to Siftin Ohio.
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Liberty Personals
Tiientr
Jan
Chicago
R. Sarvace
Neilie Ray
Baltimore
te berani
s. Gorsuch
isa Mage Brichner
Jol
fred “Piste
Fannie Nussbaum
Chesnut Grove
Mollie Ever
Daysville
Myers laat
Lewis Yingling
Biographical profile of Clarence Carty leading Frederick furniture
A prominent Frederick businessman, Clarence Carty, founder of a large furniture and undertaking firm, built a statewide operation with showrooms, extensive warehousing, and a trusted staff. Born 1847, educated locally, he started in cabinet making in 1863 and opened his own store in 1870, expanding across Maryland counties. He chairs and supports civic groups, papers, and church work while maintaining a disciplined, humane approach to employees and community development.
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Clarence Clarenson Carty
Joseph Wiliam Leonard
Margaret C. Carty
South Market street
hiw
Carty
Frederick city
W.D. Jenks
faust Patrick street
Baltimore
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Carroll
Middletown Charter Under Scrutiny by Local Unions
A Velie era writer notes Middletown’s charter is deficient in many respects after examinations by several unions. The piece argues for revision or reenactment to meet modern demands and protect taxpayers.
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Middledown
Velie ick
Arers Wilty
New Market
everal
Middletown
Just dotted Down. Mrs Stonewall Jackson writing husband biography
Judge Ney of Dubuque rules a bishop may depose a priest. Henry Bush, a fireman on the Northern Pacific Railroad, received 40000 for injuries. The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union formed in Cleveland. American Iron and Steel bulletin notes pig iron up, especially Southern states. H W James named Norfolk Western agent in Norfolk replacing J P Cecil deceased. In Wheeling Circuit Court Judge Venable presiding a criminal assault case sees witness testifying. Prosecuting Attorney Howard fined 20 but the fine was remitted. At South Boston a train departure party for a newly wed couple, led by R Irvin Bradshaw, ends with Bradshaw losing his left leg in a train jump.
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Stonewall Jackson
Judge Ney
Dubuque
Henry Bush
Northern Pacific Railroad
ional Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Cleveland
Ohio
American Tron and Steel Association
H.W. James
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Vetersburg
Norfolk
J.P. Cecil
Wheeling
W. Va
Juige Venil
Howard
Mr. Howard
South Boston
R. Irvin Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Village of Woodstock Sold in Howard County Deal
The village of Woodstock in Howard County was sold from Edwin Wardeld trusted to Frank Parrett a Baltimore County House of Delegates member. The price was $11,000 and includes a stone dwelling once owned by Pete father of Hon. I.1. Gorman, birthplace of the Senator. Parlett plans to lay off the land into riding lots and further develop the property.
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Woodstock
Howard county
Edwin Wardeld
Frank Parrett
House of Delegate
Baltimore county
transor
Pete
Gorman
Parlett
Social gathering at Col. Baughman’s home
Col Baughman entertained guests including commissioners Derr and Fader and others, with Col K V Baughman hosting. Politics and conversation filled the late evening as friends enjoyed the gathering.
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Col. Baughman
K.V. Baughman
Derr
Clerk Fader
O. W. vy
M. O. Rohrback Gag
des D. Baker
Judes McSherry
J. W Baughman
Local Legislative Actions On Charter Edits And Refunding
The Assembly yesterday considered House bills to amend the Wahington Grove Camp Meeting Association charter and the Dandy Springs Saving Institution charter, to appoint a notary public for Mechanistown Frederick County, and to establish a Benevolence fund for Provobers Aid. A joint resolution approved federal refunding to Frederick city of 200000 levied during the war. Both houses adjourned until Monday night as Mr. Thomas of Frederick was named to tour the State Agricultural College and Experiment Station.
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House
Wahington Grove Camp Meeting Association
charer
dandy springs
Provobers’ Aid CIT
Mechanistoan
Frederick
Gener
Thomas
Prelerick
Ure
State Agricultural College and Experimental Station
Frederick Native Capt. Schley Praised in Maryland House
Annapolis reporters note the House unanimously passes a joint resolution urging Secretary Tracy to order the cruiser Baltimore to move promptly and invites her to visit Baltimore. Capt. Schley, born in Frederick County, is praised for naval achievement and the Greeley relief effort. Local notes from Hopeland and surrounding areas follow, highlighting visits, a uniformed embrace, and small community happenings.
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Norwood
Annapolis
Mary
House of Delegates
Tracy
Baltinore
vay
Lresy
Baltimore
Abell do Co
Sen. im
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cruier
Messrs
W. E. Linnclaire Oy
Howard county
Edwin T. Mace
Dot be hones
Predevics
F.C. Norwood
Frederick
House
Frederick county
Sehley
Inteld Scott Schley
wingle
Greeley
Broder k county
Legislative Notes on Bondholders and Canal Receivers
Senator Silver proposes a joint resolution urging the attorney general to oppose receivership applications for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal in Hagerstown and the District of Columbia. Senator Wirt introduces two bills adding penalties for desertion and incorporating the Presbytery of Baltimore, granting it legal power beyond ecclesiastical jurisdiction.
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Silver
Hagerstown
District of Columbia
Chesapeake and Ohio canal
Wirt
House of Correction
Presbytery of
Baltimore
Presbytery
Disease among Roanoke horses spurs deaths and farm sale
A la grippe like disease hits horses in Roanoke Virginia with four deaths reported. An option on the Ferry Martin farm near Roanoke River is valued at 240000 as a syndicate moves to purchase. A Roanoke man claims a farmrelated robberies context led to a fatal shooting of a black male worker. The gunman fired and fled. victim died after medical treatment.
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Roanoke
Rosnoke
Martin
Roanoke River
John Mart
san employe
Benesco
Martin cael
Divorce Filing Cited Adultery Grounds in Clerk’s Office
Melier, attorney for Alice, applies for a divorce from her husband Adam on grounds of adultery. The case proceeds in the clerk’s office with references to the parties and the attorney. John Bruchey, trustee or related figure, is mentioned in proceedings.
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orce
Melier
Alice
Fin
Adam
Goth
John Bruchey
Our Very Best People Confirm Our Statement
An advertisement proclaims Dr uglish Remedy as the best cure for throat and lung ailments including cough and croup. It claims unique effectiveness and offers a free sample bottle with a positive guarantee, sold by JL Willon, druggist.
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JL . Willon
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