Meeting planned to honor Francis Scott Key monument
A special committee meeting at the F C Y ALC last night organized fundraising for a monument to Francis Scott Key. A public event at City Opera House on July 18 will feature a large chorus, an orchestra, readings, and speakers from Frederick. invitees include General Horace Porter, Vice President Stevenson, and Admiral Gherardi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
David J. Beale
City Opera House
A. L. Eader
8.C. Lilly
Or F. F. Smith
Judge Ritchie
Henry Williams
Edward Nelson
Wm. P. Mausby, Jr
C. W. Ely
Wm. C. Birely
Folger McKinsey
Frederick
Horace Porter
United States
Stevenson
Gherardi
Died of the old horse ’tRock’ and meetings resume
The old horse ’tRock’ belonging to Mr Harry Bowers died Tuesday night. The Daughters of the American Revolution Frederick Chapter will resume monthly meetings in October. The Young Men’s Catholic Union abandoned plans for a summer picnic at their Etchison building headquarters. The Dill stable between West Second and Third streets was torn down after years of dilapidation and two arson attempts. Dr Edward Bowlus secured a patent for an artificial tooth. L W Albaugh Guy Albaugh Harry Rowe and James Rowe captured a string of fine bass, twenty eight fish in the boat Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tRock
Harry Bowers
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick
Young Men’s Catholic Union
Etchison
Dill
West Second
Third Streets
Edward Bowlus
L W. Albsuch
Guy Albaugh
Harry
Jmes Rowe
Pleasant Social Evening At Clebaugh Home
Bilss Bessie Clebaugh entertained many friends at her Ksst Second street home last evening in honor of Miss Seilman of Baltimore and Miss Eniwise of Georgetown. The gathering featured dancing, amusements, and refreshments, with a large group of guests including Misses Seliman Eshtmere Eniwisie Washington and several Ritchie McSherry Shriner, and gentlemen from Baltimore Washington and local areas. A separate Monday night dance at Mr Wm Davis Schreysville, led by Grimes orchestra, continued well into the night with John C Hedges Pinkney Eckstein James L Murray and Charles Tinney in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilss Bessie Clebaugh
Ksst Second Street
Seilman
Baltimore
Eniwise
Georgetown
Seliman
Eshtmere
Eniwisie
Washington
Edward Nelson
Eleanor , Ritchie
Mime McSherry
Caroline McSherry
Louke Potts
NeWe Geitzendanker
Mamie Shriner
Clarence West
Madison Neilson
John Ritchie
Louis
Harry Nixdorf
William Meegill
Charles
Frank Smith
John “‘Tehan Brosius
Richard Ress
Frank Baughmen
Wm. Davis
Schreysville
Mersrs
John C. Hedges
Pinkney Eckstein
James L. Murray
Charles Tinney
Grime
Riehls Mills
Oue County Schools Proceedings Discuss Vacancies
The county board met at the courthouse on Monday July 2 with full attendance. They appointed trustees for several districts and set rules for vacancies. Scholarships at St Johns Maryland Agricultural and Normal schools were outlined with costs. Bids for books and coal were opened. the contract went to Keller and Newman. The board thanked the city for hall use and proceeded with teacher certs and assistant appointments. more appointments to be settled next meeting. A separate report noted forged checks by Harry Bradshaw totaling 1080 dollars found on arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seastom
Board of School Commissioners
Court House
Hayfield
Henry Lingg
Wm. Warren
Michael Lingg
Urbana
Jas. Murray
Rus
M. BR. Rice
Good Intent
Fedw
OG. Norris
Besver Dsm
Calvin Andere
Newton Pittinger
Charlie
Maryland Agricultural and St. John’s Colleges
Maryland Normal School
5. John’s College
Agricultural College
St. Johns
Wm. J. C. Delaney Co
J. W. Bond &Co
J. H. Medairy & Co
Red Hill
Lottie Thomas
Etta A. Brust
Mary M. Weems
Liberty
Katie McMaster
New Market
Ione Wood
Woodsboro
Cora E. Shaw
Burkittsville
Bertha M. Wiener
Knoxville
E. Brent Kemp
Mr. Pleasent
Anna M. Shorb
Brunswick
Katherinne M. Wiener
Ella C. Bevans
Janie Boteler
Walkersville
Blanche Lampe
Mary C. Ott
Jefferson
Rita Hilleary
Johnsville
Gertrude Strasburg
Worth Frederick
Colored
Jalla Russell
Asaiatanus
Temperance Picnic at Wildwood Park Draws Large Crowds
A large temperance picnic was held at Wildwood Park Mount Airy on Wednesday attracting many from surrounding counties. Reverends Mullints of Delaware and Kreamer of Baltimore gave speeches while the Rice Eader Orchestra of Frederick, led by Prof. Wm. D. Manross, provided music praised as the finest heard by the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Park
Mount Airy
Mullints
Delaware
Kreamer
Baltimore
Rice & Eader Orchestra
Frederick
Wm. D. Manross
Collision in front of Schell's harness shop injures cart horse
A cart belonging to Col V Baughman was struck by a dog cart on North Market street yesterday. The impact frightened the horse, which bolted until a young boy in the cart, employed by Col Baughman, managed to brace the lines and stop the runaway before it went far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col . V. Baughman
Schell
North Market Street
Col. Baughman
Delegate Elected to International Endeavor Convention
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor of Buckeystown has elected W. E. Hindley Aélelete to attend the International Christian Endeavor Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, July 11 to 15. He replaces Miss Keller, who cannot go due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Buckeystown
W. E. Hindley
International Christian Endeavor
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Kindley
Miss Keller
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Health on Trips
When traveling on pleasure or business, carry Syrup of Fige to help kidneys liver and bowels and prevent fevers headaches and sickness. Sold in 50c and $1 bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Frederick Gun Club Fourth of July Shoot at McDevitt’s Farm
The Frederick Gun Club held a well attended Fourth of July shooting contest on McDevitt’s farm near the city. Participants from Frederick and Ballinger Gun clubs competed in eight events under rapid firing rules from about 3 PM to dark. W. Smith and Phebus tied for first in the initial event. McDevitt won a shoot off. Mantz won the third event, while C A Smith led the fourth. Mantz and McDevitt tied for first in the fifth, with Phebus second and C A Smith third. McDevitt led the sixth event with 100 percent, Phebus second, and Kennedy, A. Smith, Myers, and Manizte third. Kennedy won the seventh event with 100 percent, Phebus and C A Smith tied for second, Eisenhower third with prize money. Kennedy won the eighth event, Miss and out, with a 25 percent miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
McDevitt
Ballinger
W. Smith
Mr. Phobus
Kennedy
Mantz
C A. Smith
M Phebus
Manzus
C. A. Smith
C.A. Smith
Eisenhower
Gath as McKaig renomination sparks Maryland GOP
The Baltimore Sun notes McKaig will not seek renomination in Maryland's sixth district. Democrats are united. Republicans face old feuds between McComas supporters and Wellington backers. Gossip says George Alfred Townsend, alias Gath, may seek the nomination, with rivals in Allegany and Frederick counties debating Motter, Dawson, and Warner candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gath
Baltimore Sun
McKaig
Maryland
Washington
Judge McComas
Wellington
McComas
George Alfred Townsend
South Mountain
Washington County
Townsend
Worcester County
Congress
Allegany
Pearce
George L. Wellington
Frederick
Motter
Montgomery
Dawson
B. H. Warner
Kensington
Montgomery County
Exciting Ronaway at Lingsvore Hills
A two seated conveyance carrying Harvey Lease, his sister Lizzie Lease, Blanche Ogle, and Benjamin Ogle overturned on a steep hill near Kolb farm. Miss Lease suffered a broken ankle, others had minor injuries, and Miss Gease was taken to Charles Zimmerman’s farm for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronaway
Harvey Lease
Lizzie Lease
Blanche Ogle
Benjamin Ogle
Lingsvore Hills
Kolb
Ford
Lease
Baseball action from Hagerstown and area clubs
The Hagerstown club defeated Rockville 13 to 10 in Hagerstown Wednesday. Paris Blues beat Rough and Ready 19 to 3 on Northwest Addition with Strasberger Esterly and Walters batting. Woodsboro juniors beat Taneytown 24 to 10. Woodsboro seniors defeated Taneytown 19 to 7 behind Wood and Summell. A development grounds game between Pines and Frederick lab was announced for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Rockville
Paris Binea
Rough End Ready
Northwest Addition
Paris Biuea
Paris Blues
Strasberger
Esterly
Walters
Rough and Ready
Rhodes
Brengle
Pines
Frederick Lab
Woodsboro
Taneytown
Woodsboro, Sr
Wood
Summell
Sinning Battery
Wife bitten by copperhead snake at Liberty home
Susan Co wife of Anthony Smith near Liberty was bitten in the back by a copper held snake that entered the room while she lay on the door. She felt pain briefly and recovered somewhat in the days since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Co
Anthony Smith
Liberty
Mrs. Smith
Tae Lile
Missionary Event At All Saints Chapel Tonight
The Friends of All Saints Church and the public are invited to a chapel gathering this evening. The China Mission Chapter of the Guild conducts the event with Mrs Louissat, president of the Maryland Branch, delivering an address. Rev James Addison Ingle also speaks about the mission work in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of All Saints Church
China Mission
Guild
Louissat
Maryland
Woman's Auxiliary
James Addison Ingle
Sonissat
China
Wheat Stack Burned At Middletown Farm
A large stack of wheat on George J. Remaburg’s farm at the south end of Jefferson street Middletown was destroyed by fire about 6 PM. It is believed children playing with matches started the blaze. The stack held 1175 bushels. Hagerstown clinched its second win over Rockville, 17 to 2, in eight innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Remaburg
Jefferson Street
Middletown
Hagerstown
Rockville
Major Kerbey on War Path Tour to Frederick and Beyond
Major J O Kerbey, famed adventure writer and G A R figure, is staying at the City Hotel and recounts war days in Frederick. He bicycles the same Army of the Potomac route, recalls censel duties to the Amazon, and writes Across Equatorial America while detailing a July visit with Custer as a youthful observer at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Kerbey
City
Newa & Pleasant
Frederick
Maior Kerbey
Army of the Potomac
Major Kerbey
Washington
Censel
Amazon
Brezil
James G. Blaine
Andes
Pacffc
Lima
Peru
Equator
Loyal Legion
Equatorial America
Major Berbey
Barbara Fritchie
Cty Hotel
Army of the
Cavalry Corps
Lee
Kilpatrick
Custer
Buford
Gegg
Fredericksburg
Brandy Station
Fairfax
Point of Rocks
Mason
Dixon
Chambersburg
Pleasanton
Gaele Sam
City Hotel
South Mountain
Jeb Stewart
Schley
Poisoning Stock Case Before Magisterial Court
Isaae Shriver was brought before Magistrate Strasburg in Johnsville charged with poisoning a horse and cow owned by Elder Joho Usz, a farmer living nearby with whom Shriver had been living. Judgment was given. unable to provide bail, he was sent to Frederick jail to await Grand Jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaae Shriver
Strasburg
Johnsville
Joho Usz
Bad Luck With Horses and Livestock Losses Reported
Mr Barry Peddicord near Unionville lost two work horses one overheated in a barn and another from colic. Mr Dantel H Buckey lost his fine horse Johroy Crapaud Jr to overheating and a valuable cow injured by a floor fall in his farm shed. Abdiel Roberts near Liberty reports a horse death in the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Peddicord
Unionville
Dantel H. Buckey
Johroy Crapaud, Jr
Buckey
Abdiel Roberts
Liberty
The Work of Death The Late Mrs Johnson
Obituary notices for Mrs. Sarsh M Johnson of South Market street born 1827 in Frederick, longtime Frederick resident, died June 23 after long illness. She leaves husband Charles W Johnson and six children, with daughters in Frederick and Vir Lois often in the South, sons Eugene in New London and George in West Virginia. Funeral and church details noted, with affectionate tribute to her Christian character. Also brief notices of Wilbur Anderton infant son of Harry and Victoria Anderton dying June 30 1894, Laytonsville service and ME cemetery interment. Portia Norris Buckey infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Daniel Buckey near Liberty died Monday of cholera infant burial at Central M P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhs Johnson
Sarsh M Johnson
Charles W. Johncup
South Market Street
Frederick
Christian
Jesus
Jesus When the Final Summons Came. She Leaves To Mourn Their Losan
Alice
Mollie
Virginis
Ida Johnson
Meters Eugene
George Johnson
Miss Virlois
South
Eugene
New London
Tals County
George
Weel
Virginia
Wilbur Anderson
Wilbur Herr
Harry
Victoria F. Anderton
Gap
Portia Norris Buackey
Daniel A. Buckey
Liberty
Central M. P. Church
Magistrate court notes from city cases and local events
George Boose colored was bound over for peace and appearance at circuit court after arrest by Constable Getzbaugh. Fannie Bouse colored was found not guilty of assault and battery. George Winkelman found not guilty of assault with intent to kill but guilty of assault and battery and bonded for circuit court. Henry Frazier held to bail for further hearing. Families picnicking in local woods and a colored couple, W D Cooper and Hannah E Phillips, married in the courthouse on July 4 by Rev. Maysilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boose
Walter
City Hotel
George Getzbaugh
Charles Watson
Henry Frazier
Hewes
W. D. Cooper
Hannah E. Phillips
Loudoun County
Court House
Maysilles
Local notices and events at McCardell's and Salvation Army
Florida pineapples advertised as first come first served at McCardell's cabinet sale. Grand Ice cream and cake festival set for Saturday night at Spa Salvation Army barracks, with Adjutant D E Dunham hosting meetings and free admission. A culture class with Prof. AS Boyd meets Saturday and Sunday at Mrs Ritter's 56 East Church Street. Also ad praising Bambier Bicycles and Percale Dress Shirts at The News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Spa
D E Dunham
Claas
Mercury Culture
AS. Boyd
Picnic at Island Park Postponed Indefinitely
The M. G. U. picnic scheduled for August 8 at Island Park has been postponed indefinitely due to an unsatisfactory arrangement with the railroad company. The notice references a new colored shirt opening event and mentions Robby taking part in the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Robby
Island Park
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LY News
England
Ourn
Scotland
E-Cer
Isin
Cabarrey
Macy
Beritess
Hlacensberg
Sshington
Ted Tim
Dan
Moruntee
Wirtester
Aby
Bee
Ruse
Wreebee al Dareets
Uss Peni
Meaio
United Vile Pha
Oorm
Mesiead
Beec
Piskeswa
Pomerus
Great Britain
France
Washimeron
D. C
M.W. Janmeeron
The
Weather Bureau
A. 8. Boyd
PAN
A OC
Carlin
Wisainbes McCardell
Rick Hongment
Pade
Oue
Harry Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Stepow
Mr. Freed
Emperance Picnic
Hood
Shriner Milling OO
America
Ceresville
R. A. Shriner Milling Co
Johoren
Sil
Woode
Jacob B. Tygon
Baugher’s Woods
West Third Street
Mills Helen Shipley
Crontse’s Woods
Florida
McCardell’s
Bambier
Molliniz & Kemp
Market Street
Mui & Kune
Jdobrn
F. V. Staub
Basi8 .Co
Byrne & Bons
Dukehart's
Afppollo Asd
E. VV
Cetadaly
McCardell's
Chas. G. Barfoot
Georgia
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Thia Station
Baltimore and Ohio
RBR. Co
Ohio River
Canada
B. & O. Book of
Chas. O. Beall
General
Balto., Md
Railing
Railing Grocery CO
S. N. Market St
James E. Walker & CO
AAV
Toille DE Nord Ginghams
Tames BE. Waleser & CO
B. L. Harley
R. L. Harley
Harley
No. 15
South Market St. Frederick
Gil
Noah E. Cramer
Oaheb. Cramer
Am Sch
Pache Winebrewer
Natiungle Turnpike
Judge Keller
Crick
West
Srd
Phebe Wipepenner
Jonnarilie
Broaher
Ceramer
W. 0
Eldridge
W. C. Eldespag
West Pathice
Prederice
B. H. Blackston
B. Hi
Bunczsrton
W. S. Miller & CO
Miller & CO
P.O. Pytert City Coal
Cumberland
Baltimore Vein
Lye
Bn’s Valley
Georgesurbee
JOB Printing Office
Loweet Priegm
Rodooe
Neidig
Goce
Rodock
Neldia
Rior & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Fresena
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