Obituary notices from Emmitsburg and nearby towns
Obituaries report the death of Jacob W. Gillelan a longtime Emmitsburg resident who died at 1 Main Street in his sixty first year. Funeral services were at the Lutheran church led by Rev Charles Reinewall. Other notices list Aggie Graham age about 23 dying of consumption near Beckeystown with funeral at Manor Catholic Church. Charles Hard aged 37 buried at German Protestant Cemetery Rocky Ridge. Elder wife of James A Elder dies of consumption at home in Emmitsburg with funeral at St Joseph's Church. Miss Staub eldest daughter of Death Staub died at Royalton with interment Creagerstown. Infant Theodore Catterer dies in Emmitsburg with funeral planned. Runaway incident reports a New Market mail carrier horse running loose halted by James Smith with no damage.
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Jacob W. Gillelan
Main Street
Emmitsburg
Gillelan
Gillelsa
Lutheran Church
Charles Reinewall
Aggie Graham
Beckeystown
James Graham
Manor Catholic Church
Chas, Burd
Charles Hard
James Hard
Rocky Ridge
T. J
Seks
James
Emmittsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Miss Staub
Death Staub
Royalton
Creagerstown
F.C. Renner
Theodore
Mary
Carl Catterer
Purely Personal Observations From Emmitsburg and Vicinity
Washington visitors and local residents are detailed in a long list of social notes. Names include Misa Druse Young, Mrs. Beary Warfield, Miss Alto Lowman, and many others visiting relatives, attending churches, conventions, or traveling to cities such as St Louis Chicago Baltimore and Washington. Notable items mention a three week Westernport visit by Rev Maysilles, a delegate elected for the International Sunday School Convention in St Louis, and departures to Washington D C for September relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Druse Young
Washington
George W. Cramer
C. E. Zellers
Bernard Bader
Frank Heck
Hagerstown
Miss Osborne
Charlestown
W. Va
Drill
Beary Warfield
Bertie
Baltimore
Whalen
East Patrick Street
M. L. Maysilles
Westernport
J. D. Nicodemus
Walkersville
St. Louis
Rodericks and
Libertytown
Washington, D.C
Cornelia Smith
Alto Lowman
Samuel Lowman
Leltersburg
Chicago
D.C. Danner
Mt. Rock
Martha Danner
Emmitsburg
Fannie E. Zimmerman
Frederick
S. 5. Gilson
Edward Zimmerman
Marton
Ind
Bertram Kerschner
Pittsburg
J. B. Kerschner
Rebecca Grimes
Gilson
Alexander Wrigley
Coalport
Isidore Wright
Liberty
Margaret Knodle
South Market Street
Elmer Stup
Willie
West Second Street
Nanne Bell
Charlesville
Philomathean Society Debates Free Trade Policy
The Philomathean Literary Society met at Kemp Hall for a long session with reports from committees on questions ways and means and the 4th of July. A debate on free trade versus tariff for revenue only favored the affirmative led by Charles F Krebs John S Newman nezanye Alfred Ritter Jacob Rohrback with Judge E L Boblitz and Rev A J Gillard Vincent Sebold presiding. Resolutions thanked local officials and supporters, and a business meeting at Jacob Rohrbacks office was scheduled for Friday evening at 8 with adjournment to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomwatheass
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Bobliz
Dhsir
Charles E Blein
United States
Charles F. Kreb
John 5. Newman
Nezanye
Alfred Ritter
Jacob Rohrback
E. L Boblitz
A. J. Gillard Vincent Sebold
W. A. Graffati
Washington, D.C
Corner stone laid for new Reformed Snarch at Adamstown
Sunday church notices list events across city and county with communion at Presbyterian Church, a woods meeting in Mrs Lewis Loungs near Middletown, Rev Jobo Johns of Congo Africa to conduct, and Rev 3 M Beach returning from Trap with appointments at Charlesgife and Pleasant H tomorrow.
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Adamstown
Lewis
Loung’s Woods
Middletown
Guy
Jobo Johns
Congo
Africa
Lew. Ruprecht
Momring
Oslocze
W. Keelsey
Beach
Trap
Charlesgife
Pleasant H
C. GH. Younes
N. Gassaway
Quinn A. ME Church
A Feature for Housewives Opens in The News
The News launches a regular Home Dressmaking department with timely articles by named writers. Olive Harper leads the series with How to Cut and Fit the Waist and Joining, promising practical value for women readers. The paper offers circulars for sale and invites inquiries at Taz News Steam Job Rooms in Frederick, Maryland.
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Fts
Olive Harper
Tus
Taz News Steam
Frederick, Md
News Steam
Social dances at Kei Mar resort delight Frederick guests
The Kei Mar Dancing Association hosted a successful first dance at a Monocacy river resort. Rhodes' Orchestra played as 67 Frederick attendees joined a well-lit venue, river boat shuttles operated, and a late special train helped guests return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rel Man
Kei Mar
Rhodes
Frederick
Indies
W. T. Mullinix
Frank Miller
Wes
S Point
Dancing Association
Leather merchants urge congressional action on Sherman act at New York meeting
A group of leather traders and prominent merchants issued a circular calling a next week meeting at the New York Ride and Leader club to adopt resolutions urging Congress to accelerate procurement and policy changes. The event reflects widespread industry anxiety over ore quality, metal prices, and regulatory impacts on commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cub
Congress
Bad Fix Ended With Medical Aid For Dariel Williams
Dariel Williams, a colored resident along Catoctin Road, suffered a jaw dislocation while shaving. He remained in an awkward pose for several hours until medical personnel arrived to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dariel Williams
Catoctin Moanisin
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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E. Patrick St
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Noble
Tron King
Frederick Stowe House
Gapland Turnpike
H. A McComas
Alexander Armstrong
Wm Danzer
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New Road
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