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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1900
Page
4
New Advert Bait Fish and House For Rent in Frederick
Public notices mix with social notes listing new advertisements for bait, a farm house rental at 74 B Church St, and a Frederick Town service institute cook needed at 18 W Patrick St. The column then shifts to pleasant personal paragraphs noting visits and trips of local residents to Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Blue Ridge Summit with several families visiting Lime Kiln and Linganore Hills Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Sainte
Deeer Reid
F. J. Schrosder
Church St
Frederick Town
Cook
W. Patrick St
St. John’s Library
Myereville
Dol
C. O. Carty
Neidig & Miller
Lantz
Woman's College
Hanover
J. W. Hilleary
Barkittsville
Frederick
Stella Smith
Philadelphia
Benjamin Rosenoor
Baltimore
Daly
Washington, D. C
Frederick County
Gray
Three Springs
Wm. Zimmerman
West Thirdatreat
Y. S. Brunner
Mies Brunner
P. B. Kunkel
Blue Ridge Summit
Darius Darby
Martinsburg
W.a
Mabel Johnson
Washington
Virginia Fisntt
Market Street
Porter Johnson
Norfolk
Charles T. F. Howard
Harry D. Young
John R. Young
North Market Street
William F. Schmidt
East Third Street
BE. D.grove
Ste- Boa
Me Va
Lime Kiln
Jenny L. Grove
M. J. Grove
Louise Robertson
Ritchie
West Church Street
M. Imogen Dorsey
Richard McSherry
Montery Springs
D. A. Yaste
Beard
Osavanaugh
D. C
Jennie Xaste
Araby
Cyrus Helfenstein
G. Staley Gambrill
Colorado
Linganore Hills Inn
Marie- Lucile Ray
Tom Ray
Champaign
Ill
Lillian Haldeman
Edith R. Brinton
Philadel
Philip Otter
Philip Otterback
Death notices of Bonsall Lighter Butler and Waters in Maryland
Mrs Susan Bonsall widow of Jesse Bonsall former Frederick College principal died at 9 15 A M at L M Nixdorfs East Second Street residence after paralysis aged 71 years funeral plans not set Daniel J Lighter Middletown resident died suddenly at his Keedysville home of heart failure aged about 40 survived by widow and eight children Annie Butler New Market resident died at Utz s Hotel of paralysis aged about 65 funeral this afternoon Matilda Waters Lime Kiln resident found dead on cistern steps cause listed as heart failure one of Lime Kiln s first settlers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bonsall
Jesse Bonsall
Frederick College
Louis M. Nixdorf
East Second Street
Daniel J. Lighter
Middletown
Keedysville
Washington County
Lighter
Rummel E. Lighter
The
Orphan's Court
Annie Butler
New Market
Utz’s
Miss Butler
J. J. Dill
Matilda Waters
Li Kilo
Frederick County Bonds Sold to Baltimore Firm
The Board of County Commissioners delivered $188,700 of Frederick county bonds to purchasers Baker Watts & Co. of Baltimore this morning, with the board to reconvene tomorrow. Dr. P. Smith shows steady improvement and can take nourishment, while Harry Wilcoxon, previously ill, is reported as being out yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Smith
Herry Wilcoxon
Delegates clash over Maryland role at Kansas City convention
Maryland's delegation to the Kansas City Democratic convention faces internal rifts. four delegates at large travel ahead of the rest aboard a Baltimore and Ohio private car led by special agent Morris Thomas. Colonel Baughman amasses influence over the Smith boom while district delegates jockey for positions, aiming to modify the silver plank and bolster conservative sentiment against McKinley administration issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gor Jahe Walter Smith
Grer Murray Vandhrar
L. Vistor Bacghmar
Joshua W Mics
Maryland
Kansas City
St Loos
Greas Sigiv
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Morris Thomas
Spin‘chargs
Baltimore
Cumberland
Wan
Smith
Col. Baughman
Vuniier
Bryan
Chicago
McKinley
Baughman
Knott
Logan
Atmaman
J. Benjamin Frown
Pembridge
Jefferson D. Staton
Sal
B. Prank Cronse
Westminster
Charles E. Fendall
Town
Harry Rountree
E. J. Chaisty
A. Leo Knott
Martin Lebspayer
Firsh—J. Frank Smith
St. Mary's County
Joseph 8. Wilson
Prince George's County
Blair Lee
Montgomery
John Keating
Advertised Letters and Banking Law Revisions
Frederick city readers learn adver tised letters remaining on June 3 1900 with lists names including A BR M Den nis J O Gabbert Thomas Hobbs W Pittinger Mr Boon photographer William Smith F A Stevens James Williams Robert Witter Rev F G Wateou Tobe Zimmerman and Miss Daisy Crorise Miss Jessie Funk Miss Etta Gideon Miss Margaret Greer Miss Roses Hoffa Miss Agnes Jones Miss Lillian Lechlider Ar W Melson Miss Rechael To Revise Banking Laws commission named by Governor Smith to review bank and trust company laws Col John Tampines Mears H Favin Warfield Alexander Neill John J Kelly Randolph Barton and E Thomsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
appHelate
Gzstizuss
A. BR. M. Dennis
J. O. Gabbert
Thomas Hobbs
Wpittinger
Mr. Boon
Wil Ash Liam
Smith
Langislature
Col
John Tampines Mears
H. Favin Warfield
Alexander Neill
John J. Kelly
Randolph Barton
E. €. .Thomsen
Peaches Arrive and Drownings Reported Across Maryland
The first ripe peaches arrive in eastern districts while wheat crops face trouble in Carrot county. Two drownings cast gloom as incidents unfold from Annapolis to Baltimore. Harriet Janques dies at seventy in Sleepy Creek, Washington county. Week tallies show 231 deaths in Salnmore with 127 children among them. Separate notes cover a pastorate anniversary, a large fire at Binndale, disputes over office seats, a peacemaking incident among colored men, and wage talks in Cumberland. Other items note a bankruptcy petition, tax and debt figures, ice house sale near Ferry, a naval academy candidate drowning near Annapolis, a nonagenarian harvester, and railroad payments to Baltimore. A New York investment group buys the old Snider farm near Monterey with copper ore prospects. Alexander Fulton dies at the Church Home. Prisoner Aid Association leaders return from jail inspections. Maryland Geological Survey fieldwork begins with notable geologists and Miss Jerence Bascom of the USGS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fistereieh
Carrot
Baltimore
American Ice Company
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Maine
Icehouses
Susquehanna
Ferry Ie
Marston Boughner
Clarksburg
W. Va
Naval Academy
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
David Gossard
Williamsport
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Underwood
Prince County
Washington City
Maryland Hospital For
New York
Bove
Monterey
Jacob J. Miller
David R. Miller
Alexander Fulton
C.C. Fulton
Baltimore American
Church
Galdsborough
Griffith
Maryland Prisoner's Aid Asociation
W. C. Stoudenmire
Hays
Kent
Anne Arundel
Maryland Geological Survey
Jerence Bascom
United States Geological Survey
Johns Hopkire University
Mrs Selson Hosts a Stately Social Afternoon
Mrs Edward Nelson of East Church street invited guests to a Saturday afternoon event from four to six featuring Missea Alice and Eleanor Tyler of St Louis. The home glowed with shaded lamps, pink and green decorations, and a miniature fortitsin centerpiece with goldfish as punch and confections complemented the scene. Many callers, including Mrs William C Johnson and Mrs Franklin B Smith, dropped by to share in the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selson
Edward Nelson
East Church Street
W. W. Osborn
Julie Williamson
Simpon
Urbana
Fire destroys farm buildings near Oakland Mills Howard
A large barn stables and two corn houses on the Bland Afr farm owned by Frederick Brosenne near Oakland Mills Howard county were burned early Saturday. Henry F Brosenne tenant was preparing to house the sheaf crop and escaped loss by a day. Total losses around 5500 with some insured by Montgomery Company. policies on personal property owned by Arthur Brosenne also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Brosenne
Oakland Mills
Howard County
Bland Afr
Henry F. Brosenne
Wally
Montgomery
Hoyal
Arthur Brosenne
Auction sale of house and lot on Monteroe Pike
G M D Clabaugh as auctioneer sold at Court House door at 10 o clock for Emory L Cob lentz and Jacob Rohrback trustees a house and lot on the Monteroe pike to Mrs G Waring Tynon for 720 dollars. Syrup of Figs advertised as a laxative with claims of gentle action and pleasant flavor. California Fig Syrup product endorsement included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Religious World Notes and Church Services Report
Sunday School and societies notes from Tezu and Tupice, listing sermons, mass times, and appointments. Rev Louis Donovan named missing priest to the Cathedral in Baltimore. various churches report morning and evening services, Holy Communion, and Children's Day events with detailed rosters and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachbach
Jobo
Cam
Father Bridges
Father McNif
Louis Donovan
St Mary
Chaurch
Petraville
Mising Prigst
Baltimore
Grace Refoessed
L. McLean
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal
Urbana
Livings Foo
United Brethren Church
L. O. Barter
Sev
Thomas Bacon
Bucksyetown
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jos! Brown
W.J. McKenny
P. E
West
Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. Kuhlman
M. Motter
M. E. Church South
J.A. Anderson
Leda Mantz
Clarion
Edwin Gisa
Frank Gaither
Tima
Willia Storm
Pearl Smith
Elate Keller
Helen Mantz
Mabel Rey
Pbldsi
Nannie Gaither
Grace Bowlus
Nellie Hunichen
Rematka
Pastor
Threatened by Boxers and Local Farm Sale Report
The Ameri can Consulate shelters Americans amid Chinese troubles. Rev Father O Rourke denies a report that the Maryland New York province of the Society of Jesus moved Novitiate and St John s church. Farm sold to Taylory heirs near Gaitheraborg for 4048.80. Local market quotes: corn barrel 2 15, shelled corn 36c per bushel, wheat 90c per bushel, hay 12 14 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Rourke
Novisiate
Baltimore
Maryland-New York
Society of Jesus
St. John's Church
Hudeon
Lemet
Cardinal Gibbone
J.E. W. Hargott
Notice and Advertisements From A Local Newspaper
A jumble of notices, ads, and local notices detail banking stock mar trends, library events, bakery changes, eye clinic visits, and July railroad excursion offers. Read about the National Building Association stock plan, Star library open hours, and rates for national conventions with travel details and dates.
Mullinix Exclusive Carpet Wall Paper Curtain House
Local retailer L and Mullinix advertises exclusive carpets wallpapers and curtains in Wall Pennsylvania. Shop promotes diverse fabrics, finishes and home decor solutions for residents seeking tailored interior design options.
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