Academy medal honors Miss Haydon in Literature class
Brief notes from the academy event report Miss E Gertrude Haydon of Court Street won the gold medal in Literature and General History. Also pictured in the Baltimore Sunday Herald are Capt Downey New Market assistant surgeon Captain Page chaplain and Captain Beezley Company A First Regiment M N G. A neighbor shot a dog that went mad after it was killed by four shots. A pistol cartridge exploded on Market Street near Franklin Bank when run over by a passing team blowing a stone skyward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of the Visitation
E. Gertrude Haydon
Court Street
Baltimore Sunday Herald
J. W. Downey
New Market
C. Randolph Page
Sarah Fogle
East Sixth Street
Market Street
Franklin Bank
Death and illness mark quiet Baltimore obituary page
Miss George Ann Ordeman daughter of the late Captain H D Ordeman died June 30 1894 at her brother Daniels West Third street home after a long invalid period since 1869 losing her voice and needing crutches since 1877 she bore suffering with Christian fortitude and was beloved by all. Surviving siblings include John H Ordeman Philadelphia Frederick A Park Mills Mrs John E Price Frederick and Mrs Emma Hughes Poolesville Md. Also reported are several infant deaths from the city including Henry Flaughts infant at Market Street interred at Liberty big county and Hattie Layman and Cecelis Imogene Smith infants from cholera infantum. A regular notice describes Harry Bradshaw former Western Union worker dismissed after forging signatures and facing potential reformatory action. A baseball match between Rockville club and city’s best players is previewed for Development Company grounds with Keedysville Burkitville game upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mik Ordeman
George Ann Ordeman
H. D. and
Catharine Ordeman
Baltimore
Daniel T. Ordeman
West Third Street
John H
Philadelphia
Frederick A
Park Mills
John E Price
Frederick
Emma Hughes
Poolesville
Henry Flaught
Market Street
Liberty
Big County
P. Schroeder
Hattie
Charles
Annie Layman
Art Olivet
Cecelis Imogene Smith
West Patrick Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Cardinal Gibbons Welcomed in Emmitsburg and Washington
Cardinal Gibbons arrived in Emmitsburg welcomed by a robust procession and festivities prepared by the Crastic Club. After a four hour drive he reached Washington Street and was greeted by military cadets, bands, and hundreds of citizens. the next day he presided at St John’s Church for confirmations, delivering a moving sermon on the Spirit of God as 151 candidates were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Grogs
Emmileburg
Mt. St. Mery
Syst. Joseph's Colleges
Crastic
Washington
Sermot
France
Emmitsburg
Dr. Byrne
Boston
Mass
Re. NeHele
Immaculate Conception Church
Baltimore
Pr. O’rourke
Novitiste
Market Street
St. John’s Hall
East Second Street
Charles Diffendal
Frank ¥. Staub
St John's Beneficial Association
Patrick E. Long
Fr. McElroy Council No
George L. Wilson
Catholic Club
St. John’s
Frank Koelkey
Yellow Springs
Erybody
Brother Whelan
St. John’s Literary Institute
G@rum
Baroucher
St. John’s Cadets
Second Street
Navstiate
Recepon
Catholic Glab
St. John’s Beneficial Association
F. Smith
Joseph Brenner
Frank Goode
W. Jarboe
St. John’s Church Co
B. Staley
Geo. S. Rodock
Wm. Gannon
John Hiserhaner
St John’s Beneficial Association
P.E Long
John & Kennedy
W.crouse
Wm. M. Crimmins
James E. Dell
Fr. McElroy Council
Hon
F. J. Nelson
Wm. FT. Besant
Chas. L. Diffendall
George I. Wilson
B. L. Besant
Roome
B.L. Besant
James BE. Dell
Birs
F. F. Smith
BE. C. . McSherry
Maggie Eisenhauer
Etta Wilson
Jennie Eisenhauer
Nevitiate
St John’s Catholic Church
Fr. McHale
McGabe
Osourke
Fagan
Weber
God
Claes
L. Victor Bangleman
Cardinal Visits Frederick for Confirmation and Mass
Rev Dr Byrne accompanied the cardinal who dined with Frederick figures including Joseph D Baker and Judge James McSherry. He said mass at the Convent then returned to Baltimore, praising Frederick’s pastor and thanking helpers. The confirmation service featured a fine church choir and a packed congregation with chafing in the aisles while the cardinal delivered an eloquent address and prayed for the country’s safety.
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Byrne
eHale
Father O’rourke
Poplar Terrace
Joseph D. Baker
James McSherry
Senator Newman
F. F. Smith
Charles W. Hoffman
F.B. Smith
J. Wm. Baughman
Wom. Balteell
Wm. Crawford Johnson
Chas. H. Baughman
Frederick
Col Brien
Augustus Wilson
Urbana
Baltimore
All Saints Episcopal Church Services And Meetings
News of the Churches reports Holy Communion at All Saints Episcopal Church led by Rev. QGsbore Ingle with Rev. Mr. Braddock assisting. Daughters of the Revolution to worship Wednesday at six, special music planned. Fourth of July Sunday school service at ten in the chapel with refreshments. Friday morning prayer at 4.20, evening services omitted. Chinese League monthly meeting Friday. Mrs. Sonissat will attend and speak. Baptism of three children at the Reformed Church yesterday evening. Missionary Society monthly meeting tomorrow evening. F C Y M C A Gospel meeting led by Mr. G C Stup yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Qgsbore Ingle
Braddock
Daughters of the Revolution
Chinese League
The
Missionary Society
G C. Stup
Blackberries the Only Hope for Virginia Crops
Commissioner Thomas Whitehead urges rural readers to harvest and dry berries for winter income. He notes peaches and pears are scarce, grapes and blackberries are plentiful, and huckleberries also good in some counties. Drying berries on improvised roofs could provide cash by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Thomas Whitehead
Wheelman Hart Severs Front Wheel In Bicycle Crash Near Hanover
Mr A Murrey Thomas left Frederick yesterday morning for a run to Hanover. On a rapid downhill near four miles from Hanover the front of his bicycle detached, throwing him heavily. He required ten stitches to a cut on the lower lip, lost a tooth, and suffered knee cuts. He rode to Hanover by team for medical care and returned home on the train this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
A. Murrey Thomas
Thomas
Frederick
Hanover
Downs Hill
Heatwave Grips Town As Wagon Accident Shocks Nearby
Another oppressively hot day with temperatures in the nineties. A runaway horse attached to a covered wagon owned by Cramoss on North Market Street frightened by a fall, causing the wagon to topple and the horse to bolt toward Market Street before being stopped. Real estate transfers include Mary B Walker to John L Jordan for Brunswick land, $1200, and the reverse for $600, plus Harry W Dorrey to David A Smith for 1 acre, $100. The sick report notes Mrs C E Cline on West Third Street remains not improved.
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Cram — Os
North Market Street
Bowlus
West Thirtreet
Market Street
Mary B Walker
John L. Jordan
Brunswick
Mary B. Walker
Harry W. Doreey
David A Smith
Syrup of California Fig Syrup Co. Ad Unit
An early advertisement promotes Syrup of figs as a health tonic for travel. It claims benefits for kidneys liver and bowels, preventing fevers headaches and sickness while endorsing retail availability at druggists and production by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forasle Inc
Sil
California Fig Syrup Co
Frederick Riflemen Return Home After Frostburg Guard Duty
Captain Beckley describes the Frederick Riflemen guarding Allegheny and Union mines near Frostburg. He reports 4,000 unemployed miners and 400 at work, nightly picket lines, and no shots fired by his company. Strikers curse the troops, but soldiers receive praise from Frostburg residents and miners. Beckley commends Colonel Wilmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Beckley
Frederick
Beckley
Frostburg
Baltimore
Frederick Boys
Hospital St
Wilmer
Swarthy road rogue stalls town with industrial army ruse
A swarthy traveler posed as Keiley's industrial army advance agent, claiming 750 workers at Weverton would arrive to discuss industrial problems and solicit aid. The hoax failed as no army materialized, while Frederick letters and a notable Fourth of July guest visit were also noted. The Philomathean Society plans a July Fourth event with Hon. Ainsworth R. Spofford delivering the keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Herald
Keiley
Weverton
Ainsworth R. Spofford
Librarian of
Congress
Wheat yields rise as green bugs fail to harm crops
Farmers report exceptional wheat yields and quality after fears of green bugs damaging fields proved groundless. The piece notes continued free postal delivery trials in Maryland towns and a cycling excursion by Frederick Cycle Club members to Gettysburg with a stopover in Emmitsburg. George A. Sthely was released on bail under a habeas corpus writ for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Frederick Cycle Club
Emmitsburg
Brish Brothers
George A. Sthely
Commencement month and bread guidance from Shriners Milling
The notice urges graduates entering housekeeping to read the Shriners Milling booklet on bread and buy Ceresville Roller Flour from local grocers. It presents housekeeping as a new vocation for many and promises bread expertise for a happy household.
Family in Jail Over Poisoning in Hancock Area
Abram Deshong his wife Sarah and their two daughters Mary Pitrey and Uncle Deshong of Hancock are jailed at McConnellaburg on a charge of poisoning David Fitrey husband of Mary Fitres. His body was found July 10 1893 near the Deshong home in the meadows fifteen miles above Hancock. Edward Schaffer of Raneburg Bedford county is also wanted but disappeared. A babe of six months is Anale Desboog mothered by the jailed wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Deshong
Sarah
Mary Pitrey
Deshong
Hancock
McConnellaburg
David Fitrey
Mary Fitres
Jaly
Edward Schaffer
Raneburg
Bedford County
Fitrey
Desperate Suicide Attempt At Mount Pleasant Feast
Mrs. Ella Crum, about 45, attempted to end her life using her brother's revolver at her father Edward Cramer's home near Mount Pleasant during a harvest feast. Two shots were fired but misdirected, leaving her unharmed aside from severe nervous prostration. she has a history of mental distress and prior attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Crum
Edward Cramer
Mount Pleasant
Mr. Crum
Crum la
Fourth of July notices and memory lecture crowd
Local notices warn no garbage collection on Wednesday July 4 on the north side. Ads push Fourth of July foods and cabinet sales. Prof A S Boyd lectures on memory culture at St Johns Church and Mt Gretna camp meeting details, with many local notables named in support and invitation. tickets free for lectures and rail fare offered for camp event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E B. Dchell
Boyd
Baltimore
The
Reformed Church
M. E . Church
East Church Street
Hagerstown
J. 8. Keiifer
AL. Y. Eeedy
A. H. Zimmerman
Popular Rail Excursion to Atlantic City From Major Hubs
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will launch a series of summer excursions to Atlantic City on Thursday July 1. Service will run from Pittsburgh Wheeling Parkersburg and all intermediate stations to Washington Junction. The announcement was welcomed by local readers and travel enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Wathiseton Junction
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Sefehore
Atlantatic
Washington
Congress
Seasion
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
New Wash Silk Styles Debut for Ladies at June Event
A June 22 unveiling introduces fresh wash silks and cambric zephyr night shirts for women. The advertisement touts feather weight fabrics, versatile breezes, and the latest colored shirts. It emphasizes novelty and fashion appeal for the ladies.
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Hartfod Chem. Co
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Sir Cardell
A. D. O Leary
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F. J. Schroeder
Harry Bradshaw
Wm. H. Bradshaw
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sir. Crmmins
L.V. Baughman
Grimmins
Edward Houck
Houck
Crimmins
Rockville
Keedysvilie
Burkitteville
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Ofty
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C.E. Cline
Frederick City
Lana
Mise Treasarr
Aloe
Davis
Mary Bonzas
Mary Smith
Lydia Willson
Larmian Williams
Glex Jurnes
Joseph Aledy
Archie
Ballack
Hyattsville
Laurel
Middletown
Hood
Shriner Milling OO
Ceresville Roller Sloul
Shriner Milling Co
McCsrdell’s
Schroeder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Henry Kieffer
J.5. Kieffer
Alngie
Angor Reedy
Hagerstown Globe
Kleffer
D. D
A. N. Zimmerman
D. Stuart
Stuart Institute
Newton G. Coaps
M. Leaman
Edwin C. Hoover
Mary
Rowland
Repass
Wu. B
Mt Gretna
Lebanon
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mullinix
Percale
Dresa
John H. Hendrickson
Bobby
Me Blaue
Wast Weather Notes
Sa88 & CO
Guinness
Evans & Sons
Durbhart
STAUB
Telephone
Cotedly
Harper's Forratown
Pullmen
Pullman
Railing
twadeAsSons
the Railing Grocery Co
N. Market St
J E. Walker & Co
Toille DE Nord Ginghams
SC. Pee Yard
Tames E, Walker & CO
Bodook & Nedss
Gentle Mae
Under Clothing Inc
Sodook & Meldig
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. T. Rics & Sons
R. L. Harley
R L. Harley
Abroham
Harley
No. 15
South Market St
Frederick, Md
John A. Kennedy
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W. C. Eldridge
W. ©. Eldridge
Beldsidge
Feederick
HH. Bladeston
Cail
B. H. Buadston
N. Market Street
W. S. Miller & OG
W. 8. Miller & CO
Gity Coal
Seessora To, P. A. Pyters
Wood Yard
Meine
Cumberland
Red Ask
Georgehe Creek
G. Wr. Shriner’sistore
Miller
East
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Water Street Depot
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