Religious Services Note Freduiry Sunday Plans
Local notices list church services across multiple denominations in Baltimore Frederick and nearby towns. Rev L D Wolf India missionary preaches at Lutheran and all churches hold Sunday schools and catechisms. special Masses and feasts at St John Catholic. Rev Page Milbar conducts M E services. Rev T Freeman Dixon preaches at Duster. Rev J H Wilbite at M E South with Epworth League. Rev O W Stinespring United Brethren. Christian Endeavor Day at Buckeyatown. Dr A W Rudisill India to speak at Frederick anniversary of the Sunday School Missionary Society on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Anmountem
Acols
Gemevel
St. James
L.D. Wolf
India
Dietown
Sanday
All Saints” Episcopal Church
Tomonow
Childrens
E. EL. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Feehhard
Evangelical Lutheran
L. B. Wolf
M. EB. Church South
J. H. Wilbite
Epworth League
O. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Hav
A. H. Zimmerman
Methodist Protestant Church
Buckeyatown
W. M. Strayer
Missionary Society
Pittsburg
United Society
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Blaise
Presbyterian Church
the Duster
T. Freeman Dixon
C. H. Spurrier
Baltimore
Babylon
Michael Watson
Paul
M. E
Page Mil“bara
Mary
Mariolatry
Fins Heater Mornell
Sunday School Missionary Society
A. W. Raudisill
Msiras
Frederick
Rudisill
Road initiative sparks intercounty cooperation plan
Fort Wodel Road. The Board of County Commissioners yesterday accepted joining with Alisgheny County to urge Marsiande General Assembly funding for a one mile road model. Delegates will travel to Annapolis to meet with county committees and press for appropriations. Lewis town district supervisors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Alisgheny County
Geseralsia Fambly
Marsiande
Annapolis
Lewis Town
Joan H. Baer
William Shui
Jacob B. Eichelberger
Wim. P. Mobler
Wm. L. Mille
Samuel G. Gaver
Henry Brown
Geo. W. Mor
James L Green
George F. Bieasel
John D- Storr
Jacob D. Rice
Jacob P. Bammer
Sitgleton E. Monck
Lewis Harwick
David M. Wachter
Colonel Layman
Woes of a Widow and Local Obituary Notes
Fees and woes of a bereaved widow Jennie Reindollar of Baltimore mourns her seven year old child while her four year old survives. Dr Oliver C McLean, aged eighty three, dies at Lewistown Pa. noted Presbyterian editor and resident of Emuriteburg is survived by son Coll Chas Towson Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Reindollar
Ais C. Reindollar
Baltimore
Theo. Myers
Frizzeiburg
Carrants
Oliver C. McLean
Oliver C. McClean
Lewistown
Pennsylvania
Dickereon College
Emuriteburg
This County
Coll
Chas. Fof
SeventeenYearOld Admitted To Practice Law In India Territory
Anabel Fleming, a 17 year old woman, gains admission to practice law by the United States Court for the Southern District. The report notes her unusual path and cites her family background and historic roots connected to the Cardinal Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Anabel Firmieng
Anabel Fleming
Fay
United States Court
Stine Flemios Caroes
Willingtos
Del
Cooom
Fleming Candidate Described As Highly Educated Frontier Lawyer
A detailed biographical sketch portrays Miss Fleming as a well educated frontier lawyer with strong family legacy. Her great grandfather helped settle Red River area and fought at San Jacinto and Monterey. Her grandfather commanded a Confederate regiment and served in Reconstruction Texas. Her father helped launch the Republican party in Texas and works as a US court official. The narrative extols her travels, musical ability, social graces, and readiness to join the frontier court, noting a 1892 West Virginia reunion of the Fleming family with delegates from many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Valley
Republic of Texas
Texas
Houston
San Jacinto
Taylor
Monterey
Bellps Vista
Red River
Ren. W.W. Fleming
Yeary Clay
Austin
Hon
J.T. Fleming
Red River County
Thomas H. Duval
Indian Territory
United States Court
Eastern
Miss Fleming
Bar Association
Misa Fleming
Fleming
Fairmount
Marion County
West Virginia
Florida
Indiana
New Mexico
Uncle Tom's Cabin at City Opera House Monday night
The Davia Company presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at City Opera House on Monday night, January 89, promising a top production with strong touring talent. The cast includes Uncle Tom Eliza Little Eva and Marks with a large group of singers and dancers and notable scenic effects. The show is followed by the Y M C A Course entertainment with the Leon Glee Singers performing English Folk Songs at the King's Head Institute and a praised concert by Mr Pemberton and assistants. Fifth Y M C A Course event at City Opera House on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia Company
City Opera House
Uncle Tom
Eliza
Little Eva
Marks
Return of Herald Square Opera Company at City Opera House
The community welcomes the return of the Herald Square Opera Company which pleased audiences with the Chimes of Normandy a few months ago. The company will perform in popular repertoire at City Opera House in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Square Opera Company
Normandy
City Opera House
Buckey Bill Aimed To Abolish State Fire Marshal Office
Favorably reported by the judiciary committee of the House of Delegates yesterday. The pending Buckey bill seeks to abolish the office of the State Fire Marshal. An associated note mentions an increase of pension from six to twelve dollars per person for a resident of Urleans in this county. The item also touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as America’s greatest medicine with praised curative powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
House of Delegates
Buckey
Urleans
America
4 LIVELY ELECTION RIVALS FOR CAEP ENGINEER
The Independent Rose Company No.1 held a meeting with 25 votes cast for officers and a hot contest for chief engineer. David H Kolb won by 12 votes over John Fleshman Sr, becoming Chief Engineer. James McSherry elected President, with Edw S Eichelberger and Jacob Rohrback as vice presidents. Other officers include J Roger McSherry as secretary, Harry Haoer as assistant secretary, John C Hardt as treasurer, and a slate of directors and foremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Kolt
McSiersy Axe
Ancus
Independent Rose Company No.1
Uivars
David J1. Kalb
John Fleshman
Holb
James McSherry
Edw
Eichelberger
Jacob Rohrback
J. Roger McSherry
J. Harry Haoer
Tressorer
John C. Hardt
Wim
A Simmons
Edward Nelson
Harry W. Bowers
Harry Bear
G. Waring Tyson
Hendry B. Tyson
George Wallace
David Zimmerman
C. Wm. Fout
Charles Butcher
Philip Schell
David H Kolb
George Salter
Lewis Brest
O. Elmer Esder
Millard N. Nuxz
Harry Schell
Harry King
William Crutchiey
Barry F. Schell
Charles B. Shope
Hoss
Clifford
Lee Frank Bontz
Gay Font
Harry
James HK
Brust
Albert Baker
Johnson Burrall
George Wachter
Harry Phoebss
Jos
F. Eisenhager, Jr
Thomas Hershberger
James A. Brust
Wm. S. Ely
Edward Schell
Lewis Moberly
Charles Mehriing
de. C.F Bootell Chanlain
Rev
Osborne Ingle
Monster banana bunch ships to Baltimore port record
A photograph shows the largest banana bunch ever shipped to this city and second largest ever received at the port of Baltimore. The item highlights a historic shipment arriving at the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Banana Shipments From Bucca-Del-Toro Island Reach 100-Pound Bunch
A banner shipment weighing over 100 pounds arrived for Mr. A C McCardell the vataran fruit dealer. The 14 hands carried more than 250 bananas from Bucca-Del-Toro island two days from Jamacia. Island cleared ten years ago and this is the first year fruit was fit for shipment. Promoters see this as ideal for banana cultivation. The exhibit is in McCardell’s north window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. McCardell
Vataran
Bucca-Del-Toro
Jamacia
McCardell
Young sails for Cuba to take post with General Lee
Mr Stanley Young son of John R Young plans to sail for Cuba January 30 to serve as messenger at General Fitzhugh Lees headquarters. Appointment came from Lee who met Young at Shoreham Hotel in Washington where he worked as a barber. Lee said he would find a place for him in Cuba and an order for transport followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Stanley Young
John R. Young
Fitzhugh Lee
Mrr. Young
General Lee
Young
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
Mr. Young
Baltiimore youth Charlee Gordon tied to street attack incident
A youth identifying himself as Charlee Gordon of Frederick was run down by several young men near St. Peter's Catholic church after an alleged attempt to pick Mrs. Gurton’s pocket. Justice Caulk bound him for court on submitted evidence while the pursuing youths presented a straightforward tale. Police say they will pursue the matter and investigate possible boy gang activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Gordon
Frederick
Baltiimore
Gordon
Boers Capture Seven of Warren’s Men at Spion Kop
A Peoria dispatch reports Boer forces captured seven of General Warren’s men in the Battle of Spion Kop. The action occurred near Spion Kop as British forces faced heavy losses and retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serenteen
Warren
Brews
Peesoria
Seveccese
Warrens
Goss
Mafeking Relief Reported From Lorenzo Marques
A report from Lorenzo Marques states Mafeking was relieved on January 33 or 23. Sporial disputes are noted regarding Raye Loveszu Mseyuen and Jao. 27 events. Transvaal authorities reportedly confirm relief occurred.
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Lorenzo Marques
Tag Raye Loveszu
Mseyuen
Jao
Good Transvaa
Mafeking
Frederick College Emerson Society Oratorical Contest
Frederick College students showcased rhetoric in College Hall as Edward A. Odell won top honors for The Traitor's Deathbed. Judges Edward S. Eichelberger Baker Johnson and Rev J H Wilhite also noted strong performances by Hatson Mauispy Jennifer Cates and Richard Johnson. Alfred Ritter Jr was disqualified after last year’s prize.
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Emerson Literary Society
Frederick College
College Hall
Edward S. Eichelberger
Baker Johnson
J. H. Wilhite
Edward A. Odell
Hatson Mauispy
Jenni ci Cates
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Alfred Ritter, Jr
Afr
John Motter
I. M. Motter
Bennett E. Cates
Robert Goodell
Edward A. Gdell
Jeass W. Downey
Richard G. Ely
Reinzi
Carlton Mumford
Horatio Nelson
the Sunday Newspaper
Herbert Kreh
Mark Anéshony
Edward Herman
H. Hanson Manisley
The
Unknown Rider
J. Alfred Ritter
Jo. Dorsey
Mandolin
Keeper Named for Frederick Fair Grounds
At a Frederick County Agricultural Society meeting on March 4 Mfr L L Michael was appointed keeper of the fair grounds replacing Alfred M Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
L. Michael
Alfred M. Kemp
Condensing Plant Planned at Walkersville Creamery
Mr. C. M. Alyars, well known proprietor of the Walkersville creamery, will soon install a condens ing plant with capacity to utilize all the milk that can be furnished him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Alyars
Walkersville Creamery
Local Charity Show in Frederick State February 2 1900
Local notice promotes a Japanese Tea event under auspices of Senior Class to benefit the library.Friday February 2 at Woman's College Hall admission 25 cents with supper 5 to 10 pm Tickets on sale at McCaxbecky Shiptey and Bopsr. Also features a sale of household goods with low prices and various bargains at Surra's Temple of Fancy and related shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College Hall
McCaxbecy’s
Shirt Sale at Popular Shop Draws Shoppers
A long text ad announces a ten day shirt sale featuring New York Mills Cotton and Linen shirts for men with fit warranted or money back. Remnants of colored silks and wool dress goods, cotton fabric on domestic counter, shirts at 1 dollar in weeks, gowns, chemises, corset covers, and a drawing for a fine garment at half price as jackets and capes go on sale daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mills
al Maes
Beater Fred Ederick's Beatest New Store
Cold weather approaches as Beater Fred Ederick promotes January sales on winter goods. Pillow cases, blankets, underwear, stockings, and men’s shirts offered at deep discounts to attract early shoppers. limited stock and first come first served.
Notice of sales and services at local shops and lectures
A crowded notice sheet lists reductions on suits and repairs at Ladies and Genta tailoring and A. L. Eader, 47 W. Patrick St, with bargains on sewing machines. It also promotes a lecture at M. E. Church on Friday February 20, admission 10 cents, and announces large Florida and California oranges at McCardell's. Additional ads offer fall stock clearances, cheap ladies’ shoes, and home goods specials at various Market Street stores.
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Weners
Uney
Busi
Fou
Ateick
Balti
Sburg
Warket Leveral Ein
Quar‘garth
Oxday Schools and Societies
Fort Wodel Road
Ms. Tesseprettit
Hoes
CAEP
Monster Banana Bunch
Shiptey & Bopsr
Tyre
Mayor
City Register
E. A. Gurmsesr
Ssorg’s
Texpte
Fascy
Surra
Babbitt
dc_ tonight
Slate
Siuta
Sutin
Sara
Saturday Evening Post
Sante
Texeus
Fancy
John Hendrickson
Vagy
Fred Ederick
Nemo & Maze
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
North Market Street
Genta
Cee
Dward Janzs
West Patrick Street
M. E. Church
Banefir E. Teague
California
McCardell's
A. L. Eader
W. Patrick St
Drop Head V
Singer Aachines
Clantox & Rwoaps
Ziegler Brothers
Mareest
G. Eader
Ghardh Street
Lost’ Orphan Asylum
China
Janddenly
TBE
Big Eyoze
Lee
Drice
Aice Walver
Rododge
T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Rice & Soss
South Market Street
Frederick, NY
Chas
F. ¥. Staub
Pettijohn’s
Marvin's
F. V. Stave
Ipour
Bir
J. Edward Rice
Railing Grocery Company
Geo
Railing
J. Heisely Keller
J. Heisely Keller’s
Deug Store
Market ST
Ceresville Flour
E. D. Shrinee
Potomac
Willard D. Keller
Pathicee ST
Maseket
Erate
Marvisnd
Fepiodiy
Alfred Ritter
Cour
Basiness
Court Street
Madecsidawiv
CRBS
P. Levy
LAW
Specis
Tve
Derpiend
Tresis Fron
J.B. Bailer
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