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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1899
Page
1
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The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick completes extensive repairs and beautification after months of work. The rededication tomorrow features organ music, a Mozart Gloria, and Dudley Buck Te Deum Laudi, with Rev. M W Hamma of Washington preaching. The sermon notes pastorships, historic ties, and community efforts, plus an evening address on The Testimony of the Land to the Book.
The Frederick congregation with roots to early American Lutheranism rededicates its large Gothic church. Improvements include exterior repair and repainting, door leveling, steam heat, electricity, new carpets and cushions, rebuilt pulpit platform, updated chancel furniture, chapel rooms, and memorial gifts from local societies and members.
The partnership between M. G. Overholtzer and E. G. Morrison is dissolved with Overholtzer continuing the business. Harry C. Gorsuch, son of Charles C. Gorsuch of Westminster, has purchased the general merchandise stock of D. B. Rouzer at Thormont and will start a business there.
Seattle dispatch details multiple Copper River prospectors lost to Valdez glacier with Evjen father and son near death, Khron, Smith, Poalowitz, Greg, and Sweesey among the frozen. A hospital at Twelve Mile camp treats 15 with frostbite while others perish after crossing the glacier. Captain Mason’s Philadelphia party suffers an accidental drowning on the Nelson River near Sta.mouth.
In Harrisburg on January 28 Senator Quay gained a vote as Senator Higgins was absent with pneumonia and Senator Manning died at Newville. Higgins and anti Quay Republicans stayed away, delaying quorum votes and stalling proceedings as Democrats and anti Quay forces coordinated to suspend sessions.
In Savannah a white woman and a Black man were sentenced to the chain in a miscegenation case. the woman’s sentence was suspended with 24 hours to leave the state. Amid rival senatorial contest chatter, yesterday’s vote totals included Quay 72, Jenks 55, Dalzell 33, and others, projectily reaching 171.
Washington Jan 28 The Commissary General Charles P B Eagan faces a court martial for conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and for conduct prejudicial to good order. Trial closed after three days with testimonies on his mental state after General Miles charges. Witnesses include his daughter Mrs Hopkins and others describing his altered condition and insomnia. After executive session the court adjourned. findings will be reviewed by Judge Advocate Davin and forwarded to the Secretary of War for final action.
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