Sunday religious notices and reunion plans
Owing to Rev. A. R. Stein's absence there are no Kemp Hall services. worship moves to St John’s Reformed Backeystown with Rev Alvil Conser. Catholic masses at 6:30 and 9 a.m. Vespers at 7.30. No Sunday school. Various church services and Sunday schools listed with times. A Reformed Reunion planned for Southern Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia with a new tabernacle seating 3000. The Episcopal canon on divorce to be reviewed at the San Francisco convention. Democratic County Central Committee holds meeting and sets primaries for July 20 and county convention July 27. News ends with printers’ ink as fertilizer for trade.
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A. R. Stein
Kemp Hall
St. John's Reformed Church
Backeystown
Alvil Conser
St. John’s Catholic Church
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
I.av U Glock
Svening
M. BE
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
German Baptist Church
C. W. Stinespring
U. B
Christian Endeavor
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Todd
M.E
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Board of Foreign Missions
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Peumar
W.M. 8. R. Company
General Hood
G. W. Enders
York
W.a.mccarrell
Shippensburg
Protestant Episcopal Church
Joint Commission On Revision
San Francisco
Demands for Advertisements at Frederick College Event
Advertisements appearing today list openings for a Trav. Dept. Pigs For Sale and several vendor names including Yingling's Soups and Deviled Crabs. Items mention Beer and Dinner offerings at City Hotel Buffet. Names include Newman chairing the Educational committee and various merchants such as Doll Bros and Jas E Walker & Co.
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M. Newman
Frederick College
R&m
John Hett
Miga A. L. Rhodes
Doll's
Doll's. Soups.ngling’s. Enoch
Yingling’s
A. P. Marsh
City Hotel
City
New Lawns
Doll Bros
Jas, E. Walker & Co
Ho’ Weather Goods
John Handrickson
Rodock & Co
Try It On Ad Experiment for Business Men
A brief ad suggestion invites advertisers to test a new idea in these columns at low cost. If the concept appeals to readers it proves itself. if not, there is no heavy expense. It promises a cheap way to gauge demand and spark potential profitable ventures.
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Visitors and Returns
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick. Eleanor and Cornelia Potts vacation in Atlantic City New Jersey. Mrs H H Hoke travels to Mt Pleasant to visit her in law. Gustavus Moeckel heads home from Pittsburg to West Patrick street. Helen Walker Stauffer returns from Taneytown. J N Zimmerman returns from near Charles Town West Virginia. Gen James Q Clarke arrives in Frederick and stays at City Hotel. Roy Shook visits grandparents on South Market street. Mrs Robert Moberly and children return from Westminster. Rev and Mrs John A Knott sail for Europe for two months. Mae Arnold visits relatives in Frederick. Mabel Wolfe, East Fourth street, visits Martin near Mt Pleasant and is pleased with the trip.
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Eleanor
Cornelia Potts
Court Square
Atlantic City
N. J
H. H. Hoke
Eaat
Mt. Pleasant
Gustavus Moeckel
Pittsburg
Allen Rohrback
West Patrick Street
Helen Walker Stauffer
Taneytown
J.n.zimmerman
Charlestown
W. Va
James Q. Clarke
Mobile
Als
Frederick
City Hotel
Roy Shook
Washington
Wm. £. Kuhn
South Market Street
Robert Moberly
Westminster
John A. Knott
Baltimore
Europe
Mae Arnold
Virginia
Mabel Wolfe
East Fourth Street
Social World Card Party at Walkersville
The Misses Goldsborough hosted a refined card party at their Walkersville home last night with Huchre played late and elegant refreshments served. Notables included Miss Sallye Faulkner of Martinsburg and Miss Ellen Ruffin of Danville along with several Frederick, Walkersville, Liberty, and Baltimore guests and local residents.
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Goldsborough
Walkersville
Sallye Faulkner
Faulkner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Misa Ellen Ruffin
Danville
Martha Harvie
Claude Lee
Charlottesville
Frank
Liberty
Frank Smith
Hanson B. Black
Chas. Macttll
Richard Potte
Harry E. Chapline
Edwin C. Markell
Horace Browne
Kelley Snodgrass
Frederick
Mr. Kimball
Ad York
Brook Boyle
Fishing Record Set by Mr Jessa Clagett
Emmitsburg Chronicle notes that fisherman Mr Jessa Clagett caught 313 bass in a month long period from June 1 to July 1 with hook and line. Daily highs and lows reached 43 and 8 bass respectively. The item ends urging readiness for an advertising campaign.
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Jessa Clagett
Clagett
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Lady Colonel Morrin Appointed on Georgia Governor's Staff
Miss Mamie Gertrude Morrin now residing in Chattanooga Tennessee has been appointed by Governor Ca to the Georgia military staff with the rank of lieutenant colonel and aide. She attended the Confederate Veterans regalia and rode with the governor's staff in the parade, a gifted writer musician and social favorite.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Georgia
Aven D Ca
Mies
Colonel Morris
Confederate Veterans’ Reguion
R M Morris
South
Shite
Georgia Governor’s Lady Colonel garners high praise
Colonel Morris, a much envied figure on Governor Candler’s staff, wore a regulation uniform and sword. She was honored in Chattanooga at a Georgia monument dedication, invited to the Confederate Veterans reunion in Louisville, and received enthusiastic applause for a composed, well received speech.
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Morris
Candler
Chattanooga
Georgia Monument
Chickamauga Park
Louisville
Gale
Myersville Voices Demand for Rail Line Reform
In Myersville, residents criticize bonds sale to a Hagerstown investor for the Myeraville & Catostin Electric Railway. They call for a unified, fair governance, warn against favoritism, and urge support for a reliable system. The letter cites accusations from The Valley Register about local dissatisfaction with the line.
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Myeraville Monitor
Myeraville
the Valley Register
Frederick
English Wheat Grown From London Seed Astonishes Farmers
William B. Thomas of Westminster imported seed wheat from London last year. He planted two varieties, An Hundred Fold and Stand Up, on four farms. The heads run 514 to 534 inches long with about 80 grains per head, yielding an estimated 50 to 60 bushels per acre. The wheat is larger and sturdier than Carroll wheat, with heads twice as big and less prone to lodging. Thomas plans to share seed with friends for trial and division of the resulting crop.
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William B. Thomas
Westminster
London
Thomas
Carroll
Mr. Thomas
Storm Ravages Washington County Causing Losses
A Thursday storm in Washington County brought heavy rain and hail reducing harvests. Trees uprooted, shocks of wheat scattered, and grain beaten down where not yet harvested. Lightning killed three cows of Daniel Shatt near Williamsport and three cows with a hog belonging to William Hartle near Beaver Creek. John Boppe’s house near Downsville was struck, its chimney demolished and weatherboarding torn off.
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Washington County
Daniel Shatt
Berry Farm
Williamsport
William Hartle
Beaver Creek
John Boppe
Downsville
Motor cycle races dazzle Frederick crowd at Athletic Park meet
A Frederick crowd watched a two mile motor cycle contest, a pace race, and an exhibition mile. Charles Robertson impressed by hugging the rear wheel, and J A Krampe and Milton Burk won a dead heat in the two mile pursuit. The meet included a 3 mile paced finale with Pampel and W French. Hagerstown Wheelmen decry the event’s promotion and finances. Delicate ear and throat polyp removal on Master George Stull completed the day’s medical notes.
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Athletic Park
French and Clark
Baltimore
W. French
Pierre
Hagerstown
J. A. Krampe
Stanley Smith
Frederick
Charlen Robertson
Bork
Clark
Charles Robertson
R. French
Robertson
Mi Ton Burk
Pampel
French
Democratic Voters urged to hold county primaries in July 1901
A Frederick County notice calls Democrats to assemble on July 20 1901 to select delegates for a county convention in Frederick and Baltimore. It lists precinct meeting places and times across towns, naming Buckeystown Frederick Middletown Hagerstown Emmitsburg Boonsboro Urbana Liberty New Market Myersville Woodsboro Petersville Jefferson Thurmont Jackson Johnsville Linganore Unionville Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittsville Ballenger Braddock and assigns J. M. Newmas and Alfred Birten as chairmen and secretaries. Further items advertise local eateries, soups, hospitalities and services around Frederick city with brief notices.
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Frederick County
Frevixice
Manxnann
A.D
Maryland
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Buckeystown
Frederick
Middletown
Yenom Minaing Band Hall
Oreagerstown
Oresgeratown
Emmiteburg
Spangier’s Opera
Wolfeville
Urbana
Hendrick- 50N
Liberty
Smith's
New Market
Hanver’s
Deerfield
Woodsboro
Petersville
Patoraville
Mt. Pleasant
Riddlemoser's
Jefferson
Jeffergson
Mechanicaltown
Creager’s
Thurmont
Jackson
Myoraville
Johnsville
Philip's Hall
Woodville
Linganore
Unionville
Lewistown
Engine of the Track Derails at Trederick Depot
The front of a passenger train engine attached to the train from Baltimore ran off the end of the track at the B and O depot in Trederick last night at 6 50 p.m. Engineer G W Mullinix of Baltimore was in charge and is thought to have lost control. The engine was restored to the rails by 8 o clock this morning.
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Trederick
Baltimore
G. W. Mullinix
Farmer Walter Burroughs Suicide Near Rockville
Walter Burroughs, an 86 year old farmer living several miles east of Rockville, died Thursday afternoon by cutting his throat. He had been worried about his crop and overheated in the field, with his mental state contributing to the act. He left a widow.
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Walter Burroughs
Rockville
Adamstown to duel Charlestown in July baseball clash
The strong Adamstown baseball club meets Charlestown on Wednesday July 10 in Charles Town West Virginia. Expected to be a tight game with a lineup including Ramaburg at catcher Bready on the mound B. W. Thomas at first Nichols at second Scarff at short Gompher at third Snouffer at left field Tabler at catcher and C. H. Thomas at first.
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Adamstown
Charlestown
W.va
Ramaburg
Bready
Tabler
C. H. Thomas
Funeral of Mrs Catherine West Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs Catherine West was held this afternoon at her East Third Street home, with Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman conducting. Pallbearers were Lee, Edward, William and Albert Mattoon. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. F Schroeder was the funeral director. Also notes Mr Dixon G Walker of Urbana enjoys fine garden tomatoes, some twelve inches in circumference, with a specimen sent to The News. George T Lewis received a monthly pension of dollars.
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Catherine West
East Third Street
Luther Kuhlman
Lee
Edward
William
Albert Mattoon
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Dixon G. Walker
Urbana
Sunday Special Dinners and Rail Heat Relief
The F. and M. Railway offers corn service hourly from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday to ease the city heat. Local plans include continued Sunday dinners at 50 cents.
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Park Hotel
City Hotel
F. & M. Railway
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