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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1900
Page
4
Fragmented OCR note recalls historical events and names with many garbled terms. It mentions Americas and Europe, Italy, science and space, battles, and scientific figures, but most specifics are unreadable, leaving a vague retrospective of dates and places.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local government item mentioning Chilton, mayor, and references to a market area and Masonate. Names Rodock Co and Neidig appear as possible firms or individuals. Details are unclear but indicate a municipal or civic notice or ledger snippet.
PURELY PERSONAL. A parade of names notes visits and travels of Frederick residents and visitors. Hammond Urner and Rev Doctor Eschbach stay in Baltimore while others visit Washington, Frederick, Martinsburg, and Potomac towns. A track night at Athletic Park features Pampel and Bark in fast races. Frederick Select Band perform, and dancing runs late. Mr and Mrs Hench sail from New York for Europe with plans to attend the Christian Endeavor Convention in London and travel through Belgium and Italy before returning in September.
The Braddock Heights dance series continues Thursday evening with a special car service departing at 6 90 o clock. Music will be provided by the Frederic West Orchestra. Chaperones include Mrs Thomas Schiey Mrs William Poemee Mrs J A Willliassses Mrs W Rows Dr Mrs S Dow ard Mrs Dedley Fame at Sucod B Tyson and Mrs TF Pension Increased. The Samuel a of Burkitarile in this county has seen a monthly raise of $10.
At Kansas City Col Baughman directs Maryland delegates in the fight to seating Clark delegates from Montana and opposing Bryan plank. Governor Smith denies vice presidential candidacy while meeting leaders. ongoing talks of a Maryland platform substitute and a push against re adopting free silver plank.
The first new wheat of this year's crop has been received at Gambrill Mills in Ellicott City. Other brief items note the death of William Beard of Westernport from the Franklin mine accident, the Admiral John W. Philip funeral at Annapolis Naval Academy, and a switchman Richard Devan injured in Ellicott City. Also planning for a Western Maryland Hospital annex in Cumberland, a new Kent County Bar Library, and a fatal Poskaw collision. Obscure local offenses and appointments, plus medal program for B and O enginemen with tiers by service length.
The Montgomery County Board yesterday reinstated Miss Lacy Garrett as first registant teacher at Rockville High, restoring a post she held for years before being removed about a year ago. The decision sparked strong sentiment among school patrons and town residents who had supported her return. Mrs. M. L. Norris asks Taz News to note she has cared for her grandson since birth, will be four in August, and her son’s lodge dues have always been paid, with her husband dead less than two years.
Pontur McComas travels to Europe today with Mrs Boscia McCowss to recuperate after a health setback and grip illness based on his physician’s advice. Senator McComas has been confined to bed as he recovers away from public duties.
Col John B Ruezer of Taurmoar appointed by Regier Dent to act as deputy register of wills for Col M districts. Long service in sixth Maryland Volunteer Infantry. wounded at Battle of Wilderness, prisoner for four months. Retired from active duty, later served Frederick County in state legislature, school board, Lutheran layman and Grand Army veteran.
General James C. Clarke, recently ill at his Mobile home, arrived in Washington where he will stay to recuperate. He was met by Mr. Louis S. Clingan on arrival, and his journey was noted as proceeding well.
The General returns to his native Maryland to renew youthful acquaintances and enjoy the salubrious air. Friends gather at the City Hotel to wish him well and hope for a speedy recovery of his health.
The funeral of Miss Annie E. Boteler was held at 2 PM in New Market with many mourners. she died after paralysis at Utz Hotel. Interment at New Market cemetery. Also funeral details for Mrs Eliza Ebien Anders of Woodsboro and Mrs Jesse Bonsall. Also note on Virginia Eppes car bill creating separate cars by race, with mixed use and complaints by colored people.
Charles Titlow, son of Samuel Titlow of West Fourth Street, was climbing a ladder to reach a roof at Mr. Stall's stable when the ladder broke, throwing him to the ground and badly breaking one foot just below the ankle.
Meuse promotes warm weather bargains with a semi annual low price sale on linens sheets towels and cotton linen goods. A mild summer sale follows with reduced prices on summer fabrics and home textiles as the store clears space for fall goods drawing shoppers citywide. Local mention notes theater and community buzz.
Fire brigades prepare for races at Hagerstown and Martinsburg with teams from Frederick and Waynesboro. Independent and United companies outline multi stage travel by rail and bus, parade participation, and a plan to meet at 6 am for departure. A parrot named Polly Swamper accompanies the United Fire Company at the Baltimore convention, cheering tomorrow’s events. Independent Hose Company plans a 5 pm meeting for final travel arrangements.
July brings five Sundays and a flurry of local events from festivals and picnics to the Frederick Fair. Cherries thin, cucumbers and corn rise, roads lag in civility, and a mental note on education travels to Maryland teachers’ beach outing. The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad holds its annual meeting tomorrow morning as citizens ponder roads, labor, and social change while reflections on love, youth, and daily life pepper the page.
Raymond Davis son of Mr and Mrs Milton Davis died June 25 at home near Ridgeville of brain fever aged four. Funeral conducted by Rev B B Troutt at Pine Grove church June 27 at 10 am bearers named Interment Pine Grove cemetery L T Lewis in charge of funeral. Garry Thomson Harry J Thomson infant died this morning at residence Seventh Street of teething burial at Greenmount cemetery to follow.
A garbled notice states that a large contingent of soldiers is required to receive foreign ministers amid a planned relief ceremony. Captain Meville is mentioned as overseeing preparations scheduled for July 3.
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A distant malfunction wreck on the Mountain Central Railroad left many passengers dead and others injured. Investigators race to identify causes as authorities search for survivors and document casualties.
Frederick city pages list schedule for dancing and bradock fireworks. Vendors advertise imported beers and cheeses. Public notices ban firing guns within town limits under a $1 to $20 fine. Bakery changes hands, new orders and delivery. Railroad promotions tout Niagara Falls and excursion trains with multiple departure points and stopovers.
Henry J. Helman and Elizabeth Flinn of Dauphin county were wed at East Church Street residence at 10 tonight by Rev. Dr. Eschbach. The ceremony followed an offer by Clerk Hargett to use his Frederick residence for a quiet marriage. Also, Arthur W. Mathers and Grace Mageles of Leesburg were married today by Rev. Freeman Dizon.
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