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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1891
Page
4
WANTED AN OWNER Letter to the Editor on a wheelmen incident
A reader from New York City defends a group of wheelmen accused of drinking inebriety after an accident involving Rev. Mr. Gill. The writer asserts all are responsible, rights misattribution of information, and urges accountability for a published article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Patterson
Gill
Examiner
Fenny
Frederick
E. Maryzann
New York City
Red Men Host Grand Sachem Visit Banquet Night
Grand Sachem Wade Memorabie and Grand Sachem Biller of Maryland visited Chippewa Tribe No. 19 in the city last night. After the meeting members marched to O M Buracker’s North Market street confectionery for an elaborate banquet. Two long decorated tables held twenty members with ice cream cakes fruits and lemonade. No toasts but lively repartee and hospitality from Mr Buracker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Baracker
Sale of City Property at City Hotel Auction
Mr Charles B Fout acts as auctioneer at 11 p m today for Motter and Maulsby trustees of Lemuel Marks deceased estate. Property on B and O avenue includes five lots with houses sold to Augustus Obenderfer Jerome Zellers Solomon Reynolds F Wertheimer and F Wertheimer for amounts 395 473 405 325 and 2325. Marriage licenses issued to Cornelius T Stone and Emma J Cram both of Frederick city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fout
City Hotel
John C. Motter
Wim
P Maulsby, Jr
Lemuel Marks
B. & O_ avenue
Augustus Obenderfer
Jerome Zellers
Solomon Reynolds
F. Wertheimer
Local notices from Liberty area July events and visits
Epistle services and religious activities mark a quiet July in Liberty and nearby Mechaniestown. Attendees include Fo and AMW at Trinity Reformed Church with Rev George A. Wintmore. dog control ordinance eyed for July and August. various visits to Frederick, Union Bridge, and Baltimore. a Liberty Circuit M E Church meeting set for July 11 and 13. a fair and festival runs Thursday to Saturday with July 11 closing. residents welcome guests from Bedington and Union Bridge while others travel to Sant's Creek and Nash Carolina for illnesses and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacis Lodge
Trinity Reformed Church
George A. Wintmore
Frederick City
Liberty Bansex
F.C. Norwood
Wm. H
Sant's Creek
Annie
Smith
Nash Carolina
C. E. Mobberly
Frederick
Upton J. Hammond
Baltimore
Wm. Whitmore
Union Bridge
John Stephens
Bart Rodrick
Washington, D. C
Liberty
Arthur, Ediurd
Nellie Mitchell
Liberty Circuit
M.E. Church
Colored
J. Henry
Lewistown
Harry Gerrell
Maryland Pensions for Frederick County Claimants List
Maryland pension records issue to numerous claimants across Frederick County and beyond. Names include Dennis Boslick, Frederick Humbert, Benjamin Hastings, John Mason, John Connor, Edwin D Geeser, John Ledley, Wm. H. Wilson, John H. Perdue, Robert Williams, Zedidee Todd, Leonhard Martin, John Coates, Benjamin Costin, John F. Delauney, and many others. The list also notes Mexican survivor George Foye and additional Original claimants such as Ken Strimmel Stephen Jamison and William Younger among numerous signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick County
Dennis Boslick
Frederick Humbert
Benjamin
Hastings
John Mason
John Connor
Frederick Johns
John Ledley
Jas. Sneed
Wm. E Frampton
John Henry Jones
Edwin D Geeser
John H. Perdue
Robert Williams
Zebedee Todd
Wm. H. Wilson
Wm. J. Towson
John Harris
Wm. H. Dobson
Leon
Stephen D. Church
Balthaser Miller
Julius Wosch
Samuel A. Gant
James Loftus
George Magness
John R. Jackson
Frederick Dixon
Thomas J. Hunt
Lloyd W. Green
Decker B. Giles
Jacob H. Douglass
Alexander Jones
Arian Garber
Jonathan Hivers
Aldridge R. Reynolds
Bonsack Company sues Baltimore firm over cigarette machine patent
Action begun in U S Circus Court Baltimore yesterday by The Bonsack Machine Company of Ssiem Virginia against The Detrick & Harvey Machine Company of Baltimore and its officers for alleged infringement of a cigarrette making machine patent. The bill seeks injunction and profits account with counsel A H Burroughs Lynchburg and Duncan Page New York. Detrick is a former Frederick county official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonsack Machine Company
Ssiem
United States Circus Court
Baltimore
Detrick & Harvey Machine Company
Jacob 8
Detrick
Alexander Harvey
Baltimore Company
Virginia
A. H. Burroughs
Lynchburg, Va
Duncan & Page
New York
Bonsack Company
Frederick Couatian
Drama at Quinn Church Features Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis
Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis, famed tragedienne, staged an all Shakespeare and classics reading at Quinn A DLE church last night. She appeared in costume to heighten realism, with soprano Miss Lula Richardson of Baltimore supporting. The event was hosted by the Young People's Christian Association of Quinn A. 31. E church. The entertainment will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn Church
Henrietta Vinton Davis
Quinn A. Dle
Dandy Cactus Veteran Shows Record Plant
Dandy Cactus Captain Mike Cromer of McConnelis burg owns a 35 year old cactus three feet high and three feet across the top with one hundred and fifty perfect Sowers. The plant surpasses the world record for cactus size and prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cromer
McConnelisburg
Reward Offered for Felonious Assault Suspect
Bewara Montgomery County courty court authorities have offered a 400 dollar reward for the apprehension of David Edwards charged with felonious assault on his daughter near Dickersons Station some time ago. He was last heard from at Soldiers Home Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cywuuesencers
Montgomery County
David Edards
Dickerson
Soldiers' Home
Washington
Democratic County Central Committee Meeting Planned
The Frederick County Democratic Central Committee will meet at the Court House tomorrow to set dates for the county convention to nominate delegates to the State convention and to arrange the date for the local county ticket convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic county_central committee
Frederick County
Court House
Proposed Grand Army Encampment Fund Drive Progress
Citizens committee of Washington advances plan to invite the Grand Army of the Republic for the next annual encampment. Subscriptions total $35,000 with $5,000 more pledged. business leaders to canvass. Committee names include Parke, Hegge, Gibson, Gilbert, Wine, Stipres, Weller, Buscher, Brooks, Willer, Lake, Deiver, Harbour, Sister, Spechan. Funds include $20,000 from Beltline and others from Hospital Road and Georgetown Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Willard’s Hous
Douglass
Hor Parke
Hegge
George Gibson
H C. Gilbert
Lou D Wine
O.G Stipres
Weller
JH. Buscher
Brooks
H A Willer
L Lake
George W Deiver
James K Harbour
Jobs G Sister
George A Spechan
Beltimore
Halt Road
Wasterston
Georgetown Street
Maryland sailors occupy Loreley City camp for ten day drill
Maryland soldiers moved into Camp Loreley near Loreley City to prepare for a ten day encampment. Regiments from Frederick, Hagerstown, Mount Airy, Belair, Towson, Annapolis and Baltimore marched in, set quarters, and began guard duties. The camp spans about sixty five acres on a high plateau by the river with officers’ tents forming headquarter rows and 1500 men moving through company streets. Meals are cooked in rough frame kitchens with each command supplied by a caterer and 40 cents per day per man provided by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Loreley City
Sailor Boys of
Mally
Camp Douglas
Brown
Krauss
Big Horn
Commission to mark Antietam battle lines named
Secretary Proctor appoints General Harry Heth of Virginia and Major J. G. Stearns of Vermont as commissioners to mark the lines of battle and locate the positions of the Army of the Potomac and the Army of Northern Virginia. An appropriation of 15000 dollars was obtained to fund the marking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Harry Heth
Virginia
J. G. Stearns
Vermont
Northern
Antietam
Bir. McComas
Annual retreat of Brothers to be held at Rock Hill College
The Brothers of Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Jersey City and Newark will hold their annual retreat at Rock Hill College Maryland beginning next Monday. At the close of the retreat all changes are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brothers of Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Jersey City
Newark
Rock Hill College
Maryland
Painful cut during store cleaning injures Miss Clara Kline
Miss Clara Kline injured her hand while cleaning a glass display in her father's North Market Street store. The cut drew heavy bleeding and caused considerable pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kline
North Market Street
Doctors remove fatty tumor from inmate at Montevue Hospital
Dr. F. B. Smith assisted by Dr. Ira BicCarey removed a fatty neck tumor from Thomas Kelly an inmate at Montevue Hospital a few days ago. The patient is up and about and rapidly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smith
Ira BicCarey
Thomas Kelly
Montevue Hospital
Frederick Junction thief chase nets Edward Taylor capture
Detective Hutchison pursued the thief who escaped at Frederick Junction Wednesday night. Constable Miller captured Edward Taylor in Frederick yesterday, though no report of the incident appeared in yesterday's News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective Hutchison
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Miller
Edward Taylor
Frederick City Band Opens Island Park Excursion Season
At The Island the Frederick City Band Orchestra played its first season engagement at Island Park yesterday marking the opening of the B. and G. excursion season. About three excursionists came from Baltimore and Washington to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM HAGERSTOWN AREA FRIENDS
A parade of visitors and homecomings fills the local scene. Napaie Dixon leaves for Mountain Lake Park for a few days while Frank E. Meinhart of New York attends a bicycle meet and stays with relatives near the city. Many Baltimore and Frederick residents visit or vacation in Hagerstown and surrounding towns, including Miss Emma Blessing Brunswick visiting, Miss Margaret Deaver Knoxville traveling to Catonnite Baltimore county, and Mrs. Wood summering at Cockeysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napaie Dixon
Mountain Lake Park
Frank E. Meinhart
New York
Hazerstown
Wus City
Emma Blessing
Brunswick
Isis City
Margaret Deaver
Knoxville
Vweitig
Catonnite
Baltimere ' County
Lillie and
Amie White
Ballimere
tisRing Weir Ebter
J. d. Highman
Burkittsville
Mary Horine
Edos Keller
Hagerstown
Angie Urosbon
George Alfred Townsend
Frederick
Charles W. Ross
Bedford Springs
Eleanor Johnson
Wood
Cockeysville
Baltimore County
J. Donaghue
W.W. R. Ball
Ansie Salem
Baltimore
Sarah Hopkins
May
Pearl
Baltimore City
P. A. Hagan
Middletown
Denehia
Fiuily
Urbana
Lawrence Weaver
Thomas 0. Dixon
Linganore
May Dixon
Near
Ballimore
B. Rosenour
Col. L. V. Baughman
Annapolis
Emma E. Ferry
Jacob B. Lightner
Church Street
Ancie Kenney
Wm. C. Ash
South Potomac Street
William Haller
Perryville
Cecil County
East Church Street
Hay
Miss Dana
Gettysburg
ME. Doll
Air
Lannan Welty
George H. Bailine
Died in Baltimore and Washington Notices Collate
Obituary notices list Thomas A Callaman Lucy M Gittings Annie Little John W Orrison infant Charles A Shuff with funeral times and locations. Also reports peach crop prospects and changes to local funeral schedules in Chestertown and nearby areas.
Death of a Washington county mail carrier
Mr. William Stull a longtime mail carrier between Middletown and Boonsboro in Washington county died after a cholera morbus illness. He fell sick Tuesday afternoon and died at six o'clock the next morning aged sixty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gittings
Washington
D.C
Lucy Mi
Benjamin F. Gittings
John W. Orrison
Hon
Onterbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
This
William Stull
Middletown
Boonsboro
Washington County
Big Crowds Goins Excursion To Bay Ridge And Baltimore
Large crowds join the Citizens excursion planned for the 28th to Bay Ridge and Baltimore. Attendees are promised a pleasant day with a salt-water bath and access to a model summer resort. George M Smith of this county attended a Washington meeting of the Edwards heirs where actions were taken to pursue the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Ridge
Baltimore
Edwards
George M Smith
Washington
Fraley Improves after Train Injury Report
Mr Alex Woodward received a postal card from John F Fraley of Terra Alta West Virginia stating his condition is very much improved. Fraley was hurt when stepping from a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraley
Alex. Woodward
John F. Fraley
Terra Alta
W. Va
Afr
The Despoier Strikes Washington Monument Site
A report claims the vandal known as the Despoier battered the Washington monument site on South Mountain. A hole was made in the observatory roof board and a large stone was removed from the monument top and thrown to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despoier
Despover
Washington Monument
South Mountain
Observatory
Monument to Dr Higbee by Reading sculptor
Lancaster Intelligencer notes Herman Strecker of Reading completes a granite monument for Rev Dr E F Higbee Pennsylvan ia State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Memorial fund raised by public school scholars honors J J Molaseev Brecher M G Brumbeugh George M Parkins H W Buber. Monument features a five foot cross on a twelve ton block. inscription lists Binathan Booba Higbee D D LL D. To be unveiled in weeks with plans for a bronze bust at Harrisburg and 12500 memorial volumes and 10000 pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higbee
Herman Strecker
Reading
Lancaster (Ps.) Intelligencer
Higbee Monument Association
Emniteburg
E. F. Higbee
J. J. Molaseev
Mag. Brecher
M. G. Brumbeugh
George M. Parkins
H.W. Buber
Hiebee
Binathan Booba Higbee
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanis
Capitol
Harriburg
Department of Public Instruction
Storrisburg
Usuchate
Remarkable Couple From Half Way Washington County
A feature on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Startzman of Half Way in Washington County shows a long married couple who work hard beyond expectations. Dr Startzman relentlessly handles household tasks while Mr Startzman assists in harvesting and religious duties at St Mark's Lutheran in Hagerstown. The Kefauvers, natives of Bridletown Valley, mark twenty eighth years of Rev Dr Lewis A Kefauver’s pastorate at First Reformed Church in Tifin Ohio, with Mrs Kefauver praised for support. They plan a multi city trip to Dayton Columbus Boringfield Stoutsville and Cleveland, away for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Startzman
Half Way
Washington County
Drs
Startzman
St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Airee
Servce
Tifin
Ohio
L. H. Kefauver
First Reformed Church
Lewis A. Kefanver
Stev. Kefanver
Mre
Kefanver
Bas
Dri
Kefadver
Dayton
Columbus
Boringfield
Stoutsville
Cleveland
Kefauver
Liberty's New School Construction Progress
Mr Wm H Cromwell of Walkersville remains the contractor for Liberty parochial school. Bestl brothers began masonry on Sunday and plan steady progress. A brick-making machine arrived last Saturday, with moulding of bricks to begin next week. The foundation will be stone and tall on the lower side, while the exterior will display eight brick faces from roof to ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty’s New School
Wm. H. Cromwell
Walkersville
Liberty
Messrs. Bestl
Frederick Musician Honored by Sousa Band
A Frederick musician, Prof Geo Ed Smith, sees two of his songs “Na rinska” and “Silent Songs” adopted by Sousa of the Washington Marine Band. The medley has thrilled audiences and earned praise from Sousa and band members. Smith is arranging publication of new pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.frederick
Geo. Ed. Smith
Narinska
Sousa
Washington Mérine Band
Smith
3Onsa
Montgomery Politics Special meeting to organize county campaign clubs
A Rockville gathering of Montgomery Democratic State Central and county committees will decide on campaign clubs in the county districts on Tuesday next. Nominations for August primaries dominate talk as candidates canvass widely, though winners remain uncertain. Hogs Poisoned A Liberty man reports his hogs died after eating, with poisoning suspected but the culprit unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
State
Rockville
Issec Ryan
Liberty
EXTER 4 Spits Call and See Them
EXTER 4 delivers a bold slogan urging a call and view event. Readers are invited to come see the new displays and demonstrations, with emphasis on immediate action and local participation. The item highlights a promotional push and public interest.
Corbets Rock and Linen Goods Ad Offers Special Prices
An old advertisement touts Corbets Rock and Linen Goods of Avery Elxd, Notions, Carpets, Mattings, Cloth and Edges with special prices. Also promotes Ceresville Roller Flour for whiteness and sweetness and mentions E. A. Shriner Stilling Co. plus a Washington letter seeking addresses. Gas discount notice warns payment by the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
E. A. Shriner Stilling Co
Telephone
Maryland State Teachers Adopts Officers In 1870s Meeting
The Maryland State Teachers Association adjourned after electing officers for the coming year James A Diffenbaugh was elected president with Will A Shepard Cornelius J Scou as vice presidents Agnes Durst as corresponding secretary and Alexander Chaplain as treasurer The group also approved a tax petition to fund public schools and noted near universal county participation in the conference plus several counties still未 represented. Meanwhile a runaway horse and wagon caused a scare at Liberty end of town with minor damage as two boys fell from the load and the horse tore through the streets. Antique furniture purchases in Frederick included a mahogany sideboard a china closet a secretary two chests of drawers six mahogany cavalra and an old German clock /*
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax Ovens City
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Jase. A. Diffenbaush
Carest County
Uist
Se Falon
Dulenbaughi
Calvert
Garrett
Anne Arundel
Bent
Frederick
James L. Bryss
Cambridge
General Assembly of
Maryland
James A. Diffenwaugh
Carroll
Will. A. Shepard
Allegany
Cornelius J. Scou
Kent
A. F. Wilkerson
Baltimore
Agnes Durst
Baltimore City
Alexander Chaplain
Easton
Talbot County
Wilbur F. Smith
Charles A. Raddatz
F. J. Maddox
Charles County
Bully A. Newell
Hagerstown
Liberty
West End
D. Byers
Cemetery Hill
W.O. Munshour
Ra, Myers
Antayue Parniture
Geo
Alfred Townsendshile
Messrs
F. Obenderfer & Bon
Pee Paeaaacs Beautiful Home Ag Gapand
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