PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM BALTIMORE VISITORS
Purely personal notices list numerous Baltimore visitors and residents in the area. Names include Mrs Daniel Snowell Mrs Harry Stone Capt N Penick former president of Oxford N G Female Seminary appointed principal of Unionville Academy plus others from Frederick Hagerstown Washington and New York with travels and returns noted for several days. Several residents visit relatives near Emmitsburg Mechanicsville Union Bridge and Linford Pa while others plan continued visits and summer arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Snowell
Baltimore
Harry Stone
Wim- Ulrich
E B. Hays
Washington
B. F. Brown
J. E. Wagner
Liberty
N. Penick
Oxford
N. G
Unionville Academy
Wm. G. Buckey
Frederick
D. E. Buckey
Union Bridge
Rachie Maynard
New London
Frederick County
Charles E. Darnshaw
South Locest Street
Hagerstown
Mechanicstown
Frank Metesis
New York
Mary Socks
Wo.1
Record Street
Bert Morrison
Walter Tromas
Palnore
Alice Noonan
East Second Street
Ethel Fish
Grace Ely
South Market Sireen
Robert Jamison
P. F. Smith
Mary
Sophia Macorachie
Linford
Margaret Coleusa
Fr. Coleman
Mlsses Beckey
Tay
Mitton Engle
F. W. Staub
North Macrket Street
Aliss Lillie Stonter
Mamie Krepps
Esst Fourth Street
Yrash
B and G. Roserons, Chas. Coldas
Wn Ballisg
Mt. Carmel
Storm Hits Carron County With Lightning and Hail
A Saturday afternoon storm swept parts of Carron county bringing heavy rain hail and thunder. High winds toppled limbs and caused damage to trees and a chimney at Miss Shriver’s Avondale home and toppled a station house on the W M R at Avondale. A wheat stack on Jesse Baile’s Medford field burned after a lightning strike and corn at Union Bridge suffered severe damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrol
Carron County
Chimpey
Miss. Shriver
Avondale
Fires in the County Burn Barn and Hay Stocks
A barn owned by George Marker two miles north of Myersville was burned last night at 10 o clock, along with hay, corn, fodder and farming implements. A thunderstorm and lightning struck near Emmitsburg on Saturday, destroying 12 to 16 tons of hay, killing a horse owned by Insac Bowers, and knocking down Seibold and Bowers. A cow belonging to James Wantz was killed, and telegraph poles and trees were damaged by the lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marker
Myersville
Emmitsburg
Fuller
Insac Bowers
Seibold
Mr. Bowers
James Wantz
Hagerstown Fire Companies Back Plan For Gamewell System
At a joint meeting of the Hagerstown fire companies the plan was adopted to introduce the Gamewell alarm system at about 3500 dollars with 300 dollars yearly for repairs. The proposal includes eight horses to draw engines, creation of a chief marshal, two new fire companies, and expanded hose and equipment. Estimated total costs reach 38500 with bonds to fund and a minor tax increase. The council is urged to bar frame buildings in the city center and to add two fire patrolmen with adjusted duty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Fire Companies
Fimt Hose
Independent
Junior
Western Enterprise, Antietam
Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Bre Marshs
Cach Company
Washington County Water Company
Mershal
The Home Doctor and Baseball News Digest
A low tone home medical column prescribes a poultice of Indian meat with Young Bysontes, hot water, and a rubber bandage for sprains, plus flaxseed tea for bed coughs. It advises heart rest on the floor for palpitation and notes baseball games between The Athletics and Pastimes with expected outcomes and a call for league support due to poor finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basaras
Athletica
Browns
Advertised Letters and Other Notices from Frederick 1803
Advertised letters list at Frederick post office dated Saturday July 5th 1803. Names include Mrs Lottie Beale Mrs L Brown Mrs M A Cost Dunna Domaneke Miss Mary C Keller and others. Also notes on Queen Victoria rings story and postmaster appointments for Downsville Washington counties including Crisns Frederick and Damascus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Lapies
Lottie Beale
Mra. L. Brown
M. A. Cost
Dunna Domaneke
Mra. J. Hargate
Mary C Keller
Moss Ancie FE. Perkins
JicKaiz
McKaig
Possefice Department
Daniel 5
Bawersai
Downsville
Washinden
Frederick Snyder
Bitiner
Eye of the Frederick visitor mocks pace of growth
A Frederick visitor declares Hagerstown Mall rivals are fast. He jokes residents are outpacing builders, noting three hundred houses per year as the combined record for Frederick, Chambersburg, and Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Duptter
Chambersburg
Cumberland
Weather prophets foretell hot spell with minor disturbances
Rivers Prophets Geuff the Hagerstown prophet predicted very hot weather with amatrokea in large cities for the 10th 11th and 12th Hicks says these are days of minor disturbances Watch them both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geuff
Hagerstown
New Wheat and Rye Reach Baltimore Market
The Corn and Flour Exchange in Baltimore received a flat new lot of up country wheat from Carroll county bought by C and Gambrill Manufacturing at 69 cents a bushel the highest price yet. A Virginia lot of new grains sold at 38 cents and a small Maryland rye parcel moved at 45 cents for wet and 56 3/4 cents for soft, though the sample was stained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn and Flour Exchange
Baltimore
Carroll County
Edwin Hewes & Co
Virginia
Maryland
Snippets From Local Life and Oddities
A roundup of quick notes includes medical tips for babies during heat, saloon coin handling, returning fashion trends like pointed toes and high heels, and new watch pockets in belted neglige outfits. Also Mr G W Kiracofe seeks $500 for Woltsville church rebuilding, while Smith's Island is noted as a subtropical landmass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappie
G. W. Kiracofe
Washington County
Woltsville
Summer Tourists Head to World’s Fair Locale
Freeman Frederick and several families plan trips to distant seaside and mountain resorts for the season. Names include J. B. Tyson A L Reed Rebecca Waule Florence Treii Henrys Trail Florence Boab Ramsburg Ina Yeung Shriner Hamie Otv and Maryland School teachers. Some go to Atlantic City Asbury Park Rehoboth Beach and Chicago. Rev Dr Beale heads to Pennsylvania to visit his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
J. B. Tyson
A. L. Eederers
Rebecca Wa
Henesha
Wis
Cricego
John EB. W. Bargettere
Mountain Like
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Theodore Delapisine
M.rs Dosis - Delapaive
Daisy Duarow
Rehoboth Beach
Dei
Local Church Notices and Meetings Report
There will be no service in the Presbyterian church next Sunday due to the absence of Rev. Dr. Beale. All Saints holds clas services this week at 7 50 am Wednesday and 4 5 pm Friday. The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school plans a picnic at Crontes Woods on July 19. The Frederick district U B conference second quarterly meeting will be at Mount Vernon next Saturday. Rev C L Brave of Washington DC preached at Rocky Springs chapel last evening on Christian fellowship and communion. A missionary meeting at Grace Trinity Reformed near Mount Carmel drew a large crowd with singing recitations by May Dixon and others, followed by a brief address by Rev A L Schulenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Beale
All Saints
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Crontes’s Woods
Frederick
U. B
Mount Vernon
C.L B. Brave
Washington, D. C
Rocky Springs Chapel
Christian Fellowship
Grace Trinity Reformed Church
Mount Carmel
May Dixon
Lingenore
Lampe
Thomas
Pattengill
Schulenberger
Mount Pleasant
Ala. Bhulenberger
Merars
Will Moore
Hilderbrand
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pleasant Ash Church
Dunkards Wi
Philip Hanshew
Salvationists
Brook Hill
Macksmith
Dram Corps
Chas. Orrison
Afary Tyler
Salvation Army
J. J. Fouk
Fisher's Creek
Selections from state news and local events
Mr. Joshua W. Dorsey of Howard county died. Burglaries reported from Willameport. Caroline county Democrats held primaries Saturday. Saturday storm caused damage in Carroll and other counties. Carroll Prohibition convention set for Westminster July 25. The Order of the Holy Cross opens a summer school for clergymen at Westminster today. Patriotic Order Sons of America state convention called to meet at Westminster next Thursday. Sparks from a locomotive burned a wheat field on Mrs. William T. Hamilton’s farm near Hagerstown. Baltimore county Democratic convention at Towson today is expected to be lively with many candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Valley
West Patrick Street
G. N. Hauer
A. Sbaretta
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Maryland
Deer Hoxter
State Board of Health
Frederick
Joshua W. Dorsey
Howard County
Willameport
Caroline County
Carroll
Carroll County
Westminster
Order of the Holy Cross
Cummer
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
William T. Hamilton
Hagerstown
Baltimore County
Towson
Funerals Held for Aggie Graham and Charles C Butler
The funeral for Aggie Graham was held yesterday at 10 from her Buckeystown residence with service at Manor Catholic Church conducted by Rev Fr Gherard. Pallbearers included Arunah Rogers James Grinder Charles Nicodemus Charles Cromwell and Ernest Kessler. Interment followed at the church cemetery. Funeral for Charles C Butler held yesterday afternoon from his South Bentz Street home. Remains sent to Asbury M E Church with no service by Rev Ivanson. Pallbearers Grayson Leakins John Jenks John Roberts Thomas Jenks Tyler Taneyhill Benjamin Riggs. Interment at Laboring Sons cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie Graham
Buckeystown
Manor Catholic Church
Gherard
Messra
Arunah Rogers
James Grinder
Charles Nicodemus
Charles Cromwell
Charles
Ernest Kessler
F. Schroeder
Charles C. Butler
South Bentz Street
Asbury M. E
A Democratic Mayor Candidate for Anneapolis Maryland
John H. Thomas a Democratic candidate for mayor of Anneapolis Md is a merchant born in Frederick City in 1855 who moved to Ancapolia in 1870 and began in James Andrews dry goods. He later partnered with Jefferson Duvall for seven years and then ran his own business. He served as alderman from 1867 to 1871 and again from 1873 to 1877, and held the port collector post in 1888 under President Cleveland, with Harrison allowing him to complete the term minus three months. Thomas was unanimously nominated for mayor with broad party support and he has never married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneapolis
John H. Thomas
Frederick City
Ancapolia
James Andrews
Andrews
Jefferson Duvall
Mr. Thomas
Cleveland
Annapolis
Harrison
Thomas
al. Thomas
Lemons Varieties and Tips for Fresh Use
The text notes two lemon varieties, Citrus Lumia the sweet lemon and Gitras Lumis the true lemon, with Gitras Lumis lower in citric acid. It explains lemons mould quickly, should not touch each other, and suggests wrapping in tissue or storing in water in a jar, though buying fresh is best.
Medicine of Healthfat Heere on and Rambler tires claim proofs
The article touts Healthfat Heere as a health restorer and promotes Rambler bicycles with corrugated G and J pneumatic tires for safer riding. It claims the tires prevent dangerous side clipping and notes a guaranteed product. Also reports early season roasting news from Co G T Eiie farm and local residents claiming first roasting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civer Sid
Rambler
Bicquié Holding
Vec
Tun News
Ceve
John [Jeisey
Heavy Storm Damages County Crops Across Regions
A heavy electric storm last Saturday afternoon struck multiple county sections. High winds and rain toppled corn and beat it into the ground, while oat crops in some areas were laid flat. The News Steam Job Rooms in Frederick, Maryland, advertises bulk circulars at three dollars per ten thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Veteran Railroad Engine Driver Near Harper's Ferry
Christina Smith of Mary land heights near Harper's Ferry is believed to be the oldest railroad engine driver in the United States. He operated the first Baltimore westward line from Plane No 4 to Point of Rocks and on June 1, 1896 star-engineered a Cumberland bound train, becoming the first to reach a locomotive west of Cumberland. At eighty two, he remains vigorous, hearty, and youthful in appearance. Major Pangborn invites him to join the Baltimore and Ohio exhibit at the World's Fair, which he contemplates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Smith
Maryland
Harper's Ferry
United States
Geren
Baltimore
Poiat of Rocks
Cumberland
Major Pangborn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimor and Ohio
Community Notes and Local Happenings in Brownsville and Vicinity
Highlights include visits from Rev. C. B. Cook and George B. Cook kin, a new store led by Geo E. Cook, and a mild livestock incident. Church activities, Salvation Army meetings, and a festival schedule are reported along with farm news on corn and wheat, local obsequies, and a note on post office prospects. Real estate transfers and an Orphans Court action are also listed.
California Fig Syrup Co Ad Promotes Laxative
The advertisement touts the laxative Syrup of Figs as safe for ladies under various conditions and claims it is their favorite remedy. It warns readers to look near the bottom of the page for the true genuine article from the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Summer church school opens at Holy Cross House Westminster
Carroll County notes report a ten day summer school for Episcopal priests opening today at Holy Cross House Westminster with lectures by Prof Silas McBee from the University of the South John W Wood Brotherhood of St Andrew and W Masters Camac of Roxborough Mass Rev T H Lewis D D president of Western Maryland College and Rev A D Melvin invited to deliver a sermon during the meeting. A Traction engine accident injures a boy near Taylorville. another boy injured by a reaper. Mrs Daniel Viz injured after falling from a cherry tree. Mrs Edward Selivan robbed of 68 dollars while traveling to Melrose. Democratic County Committee plans Westminster meeting July 17 to set primaries dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Episcopal Church
Holy Cross House
Westminster
Central Hall
Silas McBee
University of the South
John W. Wood
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
W. Masters Camac
Roxborough
Mass
T. H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
A. D. Melvin
Christian Endeavor Societies
Canada
Werman
Augustus Brown
Tayloraville
John Myers
Nan Windsor
Daniel Viz
Snidersburg
Virginia
Melrose
Edward Selivan
Democratic County Committee
B.F. Crouse
Willeet
Emeline Taylor
Patapsco
Cnery
Charles Lindsay
Bay
Death notices from Washington area obituaries
Miss Caroline Vest died at her brother John J. Vest’s residence in Washington D C of heart trouble at 40. Her remains were brought to the city and taken to South Market street for funeral services by undertaker Wm H. E. Etchison. Miss Anna Rebecca Wright, 60, died in Washington D C from anoplaxy and was interred at St Johns Catholic Cemetery after returning to this city. Mrs Marietta P Hilderbrand, 34 9 months and 5 days, wife of Charles Hilderbrand, died at home on the Manor. Funeral from Dr J Hafner’s residence on West Third Street tomorrow at 10 AM. she leaves a husband and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vest
Caroline Vest
John J. Vest
8Th Street
Waenington
D.C
Wm. Duval
South Market Street
Wm. H. E. Etchison
Rebacca Wright
Anna Rebecca Wright
Washington
D. G C
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals at City Hotels
List of guests arriving yesterday includes aA. J. Rink G. McCou ree H J Wingert Phils Conrad Clever F P Soth J C Townsend and wife Baltimore R E Wallserger T D Roberts W H Roberts Joseph Burnett J B Hartecck G H Holtzman E Boltzman J B Delaplase Washington 15 from county Canuin Hovuss H E Beck York Pa W F Ankerey Philadelphia N Talken J N Fichtner R B Choreb J S Mth and wife Miss Katie Much Baltimore W H Harris Pittsburg Pa eory Hurst Matahsligie Ohio J L Wolf Washington DC 13 from county 1 from city Gnerr Town W FP Baldwin Brooklyn Bur J W Fyler altimore J Alford Philadelphia W Graser Elst cob City J F Woodson H L Lane Morgantown Va 8 from county 1 from city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
J. Rink
G. McCouree
H. J. Wingert
Phils
Conrad Clever
F.P. Soth
J. C. Townsend
Baltimore
R. E.wallserger
T. D. Roberts
W. H. Roberts
Josph Burnett
J.B. Hartecck
G. GH. Holtzman
E. Boltzman
J.B. Delaplase
Washington, D. C
H E Beck
York
W. F. Ankerey
Philadelphia
N. Talken
J.N. Fichtner
R. B. Choreb
Katie Much
Bal Umore
W. H. Harris
Pittsburg
Eory Hurst
Matahsligie
Ohio
J. L. Wolf
Washington, D.C
Gnerr
W. FP. Baldwin
Brooklyn
J. W. Fyler
Altimore
W. Graser
Elstcob City
J. F. Woodson
H. L. Lane
Morgantown
Emancipation celebration uses street area bought by colored community
Early today a space in front of the Junior engine house on North Market Street was cleared and purchased by the colored community. It will be moved to West All Saints Street in front of Natrite Hall for use during the Emancipation celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maret Street
West All Saints Street
Natsrite Hall
Forest Oak Lodge Established by Gatthereburg Masons
About twenty gentlemen from Gatthereburg in Montgomery County met Friday evening to organize a Masonic lodge to be named Forest Oak Lodge. Officers named include Rev. H. M. Moore WSL E 5 Kinga ley 5 W John a Belt J W AB Cramer secretary P M Smith treasurer. Meetings set for second and fourth Fridays monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Gatthereburg
Moorgomery County
Forest Oak Lodge
H. M. Moore
WSL
Kingaley
W. John A. Belt
J. W. AB. Cramer
P M. Smith
Local sale of jams and jelly at D L Masons stand
Tomorrow from 9 a m to 3 p m D L will sell Masons Best Fruit Jars with one quart at 75 cents per dozen two quarts at 95 cents per dozen Jelly gift jars 25 cents per dozen. W S Pelock not after that time. W W Lease opposite City Hotel. Also lemon ice caramel chocolate peach strawberry vanilla and raspberry cream at DieCar deli’s today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
W. W
City Hotel
DieCardeli's
Notice to Gas Consumers on Discount Deadline
Notice from C. E Chnesa agent of Lizht sad Hvat Co warning gas customers to apply for the discount on or before the 10th instart date. After this date no discount will be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Chnesa
Amenesa Lizht Sad Hvat Co
Unclear fragment hints at local items and names
The readable text appears as a garbled OCR fragment mentioning various names and items but lacks coherent events or dates. Entities such as Bay Weslvars Giversarsh Eener and places like Attice 22 Beet Patz remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petmatt
Stree
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the Daily News
Annea A & Moon Rises
Wasmmneter
D. C
Mr. W. Havermerton
the Weather Bureau
Benedict VH
Benedict Vie
William
Siert
Prince of
Orange
Delft
Balthszar Gerard
Don Paniaicon Sa
England
Tower Hill
London
Gerrard
cere _ ag
Willing Blaikscone
Nea Keon
States Bank
Alia Gardens
On Tyler
Richmond
Wyoming
Pennsyoopis
Homestead
Kate Castleton
Providence
George A. Gilbert
J. Schroeder
Sal -Rodock & Neidig
Frost Isis
W. W. Lease
Scammer Shoes
Victoria
Prince Consort
Prince Centori
Meresix
Coure
A. C. McCarden
Charles Broadway Rouss
Friendship Fire Company
Winchester
Chas. H. B. Rowas
Sarah Zune Fire Company
Roanoke Machine Works
Middletown
Tere Chubchrs
B. J. Lamar
C. B. Cook
Neeguhon
Fog
Geo. B. Cook
Ittle
Geo. E. Cook
Boone
Geo E. Cook
Brownsville
Samuel Jennings
John Bartholow
Wm. P. Bartholow
Sophia Mullendore
Frank Boteler
Waynesooro
George Boteler
J. F. Yourtee
Wellington Hutchens
Mary Boteler
Hutchens’ Oeother
Geo. Way
Our Valley
Air
Emanuel Jennings
Rose Fenge
Litle
Balimers
Sarah E
Washington A. Hahn
Geyer Black
Orphans Court
Edward H. Branner
Ann & Branner
John F H. Hefner
Mollinit
John Hendrickson
Ente Alerts
Gennis Hirts
Axti
Hirts, GS Blas
Bowe
Rodook
Neidig Brovoce
Neidio
Clio
Hadock & Neldig
AT Rice &Sons
Rice & Sons
Chriscross
North Market
STEB&7
Frederick, MD
Brancees
John G
Matthias
Pension Bureau
Ephraim Haines
Gaithersburg
Mary Brooke
Edward B. Orme
Wastington Grove
Richard Norris
James
Walker
Walker & CO
PHICE
Ginshams
Organeis
James B. Walker & CO
EL Slageston Fearne Ream
Teresa
Okare
Tee
Dallander
B. OH. Bisciers Merchant
North Markri
Aera
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