Sunday Religious Services and Meetings Across Frederick Area
Local churches announce service times for All Saints Episcopal St John Catholic St James Lutheran and others. Sunday schools are scheduled 9.15 to 9.30 am with morning services from 9.30 to 10.50 am and evening services at 6.30 to 7.45 pm. Pastor notes and communion dates vary with congregations.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. James’ Lutheran Church
M. E
Esther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
St. James Lutheran Church
M. E. Church
South
Christian Endeavor
Grace Reformed Church
Rev
E. Ll. McLean
The
United Brethren Church
GC. W. Stinespring
Evangelical Reformed Church
Funerals Report Two Walkersville Deaths
The funeral of Thomas W. Atlee was held yesterday at Walkersville at 3 PM with Rev. Thomas J. Gross officiating. Interment at Israel Creek Cemetery. pallbearers: Wm Chas Zimmerman Elmer Jamison Harry Leggett Newton Fulton Charles Crampton. C. C. Caray funeral director. The funeral of Calvin S. Barrer was from his Walkersville home yesterday at 10 AM with Rev. J. S. Cost officiating. Interment in Woodsboro cemetery. pallbearers: Christian Myers Robi Nielsen W. A. Cramer Dr. Goldsborough Adam Nusbaum J. Murphy. Fler undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Atlee
Walkersville
Thomas J. Gross
Israel Creek Cemetery
Wm. Chas. Zimmerman
Elmer Jamison
Harry Leggett
Newton Fulton
Charles Crampton
C. C. Cariy
Calvin S. Barrer
J. S. Cost
Woodsboro
Christian Myers
Robi. Neilson
W.A. Cramer
Dr. Goldsborough
Adam Nusbaum
J. Murphy
Fler
The Work of Death Mrs. Mary Weller
Mrs. Mary Weller widow of James A. Weller died June 16 at Graceham after a paralysis related illness. Born near Lititz Pennsylvania in 1821 she moved to Graceham with her husband in 1859. Her family were prominent in farming and mechanical work in the area. Burial was in the Moravian cemetery at Graceham.
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Mary Weller
James A. Weller
Graceham
Local Wheat and Corn Prices Quoted in Frederick
Wheat was quoted in Frederick today at 86720 6 cents per bushel. Corn shelled priced at 6 cents per bushel with figures unclear. Additional figures show corn on, mar at $28 Darra, details uncertain from OCR.
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Frederick
Brooklyn Crew to Celebrate Schley Victory in New York
The Brooklyn cruiser crew will celebrate Admiral Schley's victory at Santiago on Monday in New York. Secretary Long reversed orders sending the Brooklyn to Newport to join Sampson’s fleet, enabling the Schley celebration and delaying a Newport deployment. Admiral Schley, sidelined by Navy Department politics, seeks active command as supporters press for fitting duties and a possible European station. Confederate Veterans meet in Baltimore, elect officers, back Daughters of the Confederacy fundraising for a monument and aim to house the 1901 national reunion.
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Brooklyn
Admiral Schley
Santiago
New York
Navy Department
Newport
Sampson
Schley
Cervera
Long
Jewett
Navigation Bureau
Naval Service
Admiral Crowninshield
Department
Manila
Manua
McComas
Maryland
Rennett
Baltimore
Andrew O. Trippe
J.F. Zachanas
Donald Tilghman
Daughters of the Confederacy
General Trippe
Killed by a Horse Near Gamber in Carroll County
Mr. John Quincy Miller, an employee of Horace L. Shipley near Gamber, Carroll County, was thrown from a horse late Thursday evening and died several hours later. Miller and Emory Gorsuch, both 25, rode from Gamber. Miller never regained consciousness before death.
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John Quincy Miller
Horace L. Shipley
Gamber
Carroll County
Mr. Miller
Emory Gorsuch
Lawyers Named in Murder Case and Bankruptcy Filing
Counsels for Armstead Taylor and for Brown were named with Fechtig and Willard assisting for Taylor, Pearce Jr. and Etchison for Brown. Bankrupt John H. Caller of Jefferson applied in Baltimore under bankruptcy law with liabilities of 2400 dollars and assets of 20 dollars.
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Taylor and Brown
James A. Fechtig, Jr
Baltimore
Armstead Taylor
Fechtig
Taylor
Arthur Willard
George A. Pearce, Jr
H. Dorsey Etchison
Brown
John H. Caller
Jefferson
County
First National Bank
Pastor Receives Call to Lutheran Church in Tiffin
Rev. William E. Main of Hagerstown and formerly of Middlestown, long serving at St. Matthew's English Lutheran in Brooklyn, has received a call to become pastor of the Lutheran church in Tiffin Ohio.
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William E. Main
Hagerstown
Middlestown
This County
St. Matthew’s English Lutheran Church
Brooklyn
Latheran Church
Tiffin
Ohio
Four Horse Team Stop Causes Minor Runaway Incident
A four strong horse team halted by Clerk Hargett near the Square corner as the brief incident began to move the horses but no damage occurred. Clerk Douglas H Barec reported the event and the team was slowed to a stop with no injuries or further trouble.
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Hargett
Mory
Douglas H. Barec
Craiga’s Greatest Medicine and Hood’s Sarsaparilla
An old promotional note claims Craiga’s Greatest Medicine and Hood’s Sarsaparilla hold unequalled curative powers with a record of cures cited as outstanding. The message emphasizes their superiority in healing.
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Crica
Hood
Local items and notices scattered across Dorchester and surrounding counties
A broad roll of local items notes school land at Centreville and a public exam of white teachers in Dorchester. It records opposition to a proposed industrial school for colored children in Talbot, price shifts for nursery stock, a Baltimore suicide, adjusted county tax rates in Dorchester and Worcester, and financial actions by port authorities, rail receivers, and court filings. Additional notes cover college leadership, a drydock contract, and local fishing activity along the Monocacy with several brief crime and personal notices.
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Pablo
Centreville
Dorchester County
Talbot
Young
Frais
Cleorge J. Boose
O'Donnell Street
Canton
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore
Cecil County
W. F. Stone
Associaton
Glyndon Park
Annapolis
Dorchester
New Windsor College
New Windsor
James M. Nourse
Washington, D. C
Cowen and Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Talbot County
Caroline County
Lowndes
John Meyers
Charles Jones
Cornelius Gardner
Winfield Academy
Winfield
Ostroll County
S. Ritter Ickes
Harrisburg
Hagerstown Electric Railway Company
William H. Skinner & Sons Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Delaware Construction Company
Wilmington
Del
State Normal School No. 2
Frostburg
Superior Court
A. F. Dreisbach
St Mary’s Reformed Church
Silver Run
John Flynn
Lonaconing
Katie Kaushinsky
Michael Kaushinsky
Flyon
George McFarlane
Dawson
Allegany County
Justice Virta
Westernport
McFarlane
Probable Boom for Hagerstown Bicycle Works
The Crawford works in Hagerstown could double previous output when the bicycle trust enacts its plan. Estimated production would reach 110,000 bicycles in a year, far above the prior peak of 53,000 while about 1,500 workers were employed. Currently 200 hands are employed and capacity has lagged for two years.
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Hagerstown
Tts
Bicycle Trust
Crawford Works
Emmitsburg Firemen Picnic Set for July 3 at Welty’s Grave
Emmitsburg firemen plan a picnic at Welty's grave on July 3. Address delivery begins at 1 PM by D N Hennisg of Westminster and Vincent Sebold of Emmitsburg. Special attractions include elephant race sack race foot race and pig chase.
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Emmitsburg
Welty
D. N. Hennisg
Westminster
Vincent Sebold
Afro-American Journal reaches fourth issue in city
The Afro-American Speaker, a new weekly for colored people, reaches issue four with editors Dr J S C Sharp and Caleb Nichols asserting independence and local fixture status. Mayor Chilton received a letter from Joseph Orr of Shawnee reporting the death of a man called John Williams known as Roxy who claimed friends near this city.
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The
New Weekly
J. S. C. Sharp
Caleb Nichols
Chilton
Joseph
Orr
Shawnee, Oklahoms
Oratory
John Williams
Roxy
Sword Presented To Captain Stoker At Drill Association Banquet
The United Fire Company Drill Association celebrated its Westminster victory with a parade, exhibition drill, and a banquet at the Engine House. A ceremonious presentation of a sword to Captain Frank Stokes followed speeches by officers, praising his and the men’s discipline and skill, with affectionate tribute to the ladies behind them.
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Engine House
Stoker
United Drill Association
Dreas
Drill Association
Court Square
Market Street
United Fire Company Engine House
Henry G. Dull
Westminster
Maryland
Capt
Frank Stokes
Lloyd T. McGill, Jr
MacGill
Stokes
United Fire Company
Douglass H. Hargett
Gapk. Stokes
Hargett
Dewey
Capt. Stokes
United Company
H. R. Heck
Lewis Rice
Glenn H. Worthington
R. S. Harp
RH. D. Etchison
Exciting carriage accident near Frederick Junction
Mr Dixon Walker and three women guests escaped serious injury after a carriage on the Frederick road broke a left line as a B and O locomotive blew steam on the bridge. One horse jumped the wall, the other bolted, and the party, helped by Mr Walker, reached Mrs Carroll Mercer’s house by telephoning for another carriage. Walker was scratched.
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Dixon Walker
Frederick
Charles W. Ross
Hoopes
Washington
Burner and Smith wed at Martinsburg parsonage
The Brunswick man Peter J Burner and Martinsburg woman Nannie A Smith were married Thursday evening at at the Martinsburg M E church parsonage by Rev J A Pace. Elwood J Reesa of Baltimore County, found along the Middletown pike and taken to Monteras Hospital, shows signs of recovery and hopes for full recovery.
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Elwood J. Reesa
Baltimore County
Middletown Pike
Monteras Hospital
July Scenes and Harvests Amid Old Festival Echoes
The item notes July with five Sundays and midsummer beauty, mentions dewberry and county picnics, long ago harvest memories, and Tuesday fireworks. It observes a hot July in 1885 locally impacting Amazoncat, wheat harvest nearly done, lay making underway, and a New York Ledger Monthly July feature poem titled The Patriot’s Vision by J.C. Harbaugh of Middletown.
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New York Ledger Monthly
Patriot
Harbaugh
Middletown Faller
DaKASOLS and Belts Advertised for Duty Provisions
The notice promotes belts and assorted clothing items including belts and belts for ladies and gents. It mentions belts and new collars and patterns in tatert styles. The fragment references clubs and the Prince of Wales with a vague connection to files and numbers.
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Guents
Ben
Prince Ol Wales
Fourth of July Fireworks and Sales Preview in Frederick
Local notices advertise fireworks, rockets, Roman candles, fountains, and other pyrotechnics for sale with low prices. Merchants Laura’s TearLe and Shipley & Boost pledge large stocks and discount pricing in Frederick. Also public notices for Knights of Pythias meeting and various sales, plus an excursion to Hagerstown and a Braddock Heights fireworks display with band and dancing.
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David H. Smith
Eagie
BE. C. Shepherd
Geo. L. Kaufman
Frederick Town
Shipley & Boost
Brish Bros
Santiago
Rederick
Laura
Frederick, Md
Braddock
Braddock Heights
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the Daily News
James Crichton
Mantua
Italy
Comte de Itgehambeau
Itoshambo
America
New Jersey
Yorktown
Malvern
Gettysburg
Lee
Meade
Homestead
Bes
Daniel de Foe
San Francisco
Shatter
el Caney
San Juan
Icadececelece
Wassineroy
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Edw
James
Ezra Houck, Jr
F. J. Schroeder
Jarry W. Bowers
Mek
Satngry Clark's
G. Fatrney
C. C
B &O
R.R
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
E. Walker & Co
F.V. Staub
Sunday Schools and Societies
Local Mart
Nieweraprefi Dhhee
NWWS
Madison Nelson
Albert Ritchie
George Lipps
George Burck
Clarence Miller
Miller
Okie Hts
Loval
Iroune
Artiglas
Dakasols
Madras
Jon Herp Rickson
Greater Frederick
Goute
Licly Yeats
Nunn & Muizs
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
North Market Street
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Ohio River
Hom Burgess
Knights OF Pythias
Dancin Seth Burgess
Ju2 Edict
ByRanvoce Heights
I. & M. Railway
Braddock Weights
Music and Fire Works
ST Joan's Catholic Boxday School
Carslewre Square
Exch Dlar
Sappington
Goxuer Hine
Mneeda Biscuits
Cuits
Jan Sdawiy
B. Sapfengton
GEO
Rodooe & CO
BLU
Andreater
Vince
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rios & Sore
Ujre
Jon. Markt BT
Frederick, Mde Cao A Ee Ete Nee Eng
F. W. Staub
Northwest Corner
S. Ash
the Railing Grocery CO
Lederer
Ghawson
C. EK. Ramstone
Mil
J. Hessely Katier
Eery Tong
Heisely Keller
Sands
Potomac River
Willard D. Keller
E. Patrick BT
D. BR. C. Sicodemue
University of Marsiing
Lfyred Ritter
Milton G. Arust
Hier
Attohnet
Lary
Rex Ertsie
Knights of Pythians
Mountain City
Tadge No
Elmer G. Fabracey
D. C
Batsu Bros
Ab Suieily & Borst's
Dward James
West Patrick St
Clarke
James Clarke
West Paine Street
City Lotel
I. Saks
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
Frederick City
City Hotel
Wm. GC. Boteler
L. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mourn
Telephone
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