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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1896
Page
4
The readable OCR notes this date history entry with scattered names and weather terms. It references Washington DC observations, a weather bureau header, and a July 16 forecast, plus an address listing at 18 Court Street and other names.
Purely personal column recounts numerous residents and guests visiting Liberty and Frederick. Mentions Bernard Wagner of Jackson GA, Amanda Vollmer of Pittsburg PA, Misses Pamper from Monte Maria Academy, Emily Madaline Lillien Pamper, Hildebrand family, John Beall and John W Beall of Washington DC, Rosa Dempsey of Phoenix Baltimore, Eizler family, and others. Includes travels to Washington DC, Brunsick, Frederick, and Kilns, plus local events and a new three story building at Market and South Streets by E J Winebrewer with stone placed in the newspaper.
The electric road work advanced with rails laid over the bridge at West Patrick Street by 6 o clock in the evening. Engineers supervised the installation while street grading continued toward Telegraph Street. Delays due to a six inch water main were expected to clear tonight and observers remained eager as crews prepared cobblestones and resumed grading along Market Street.
The Key Monument Association prepares for the Key Fete at the Rink on July 21 22 and 23. Attractions include a three regiment sick flag contest with a $30 flag and 10 cent chances, a Maryland colors flag contest, festive decor and nightly music.
News brief notes Sheriff Oldfield has entered upon duty in Howard county. Also mentioned are bicycle tax proposals in Cumberland at $2.50 yearly, Mormon elder activity in Allegany, and governor remarks on Allegany army impact. Obituaries report the deaths of Ceckl Robert Turner and Sallie A Stannbury in Harford. The State board reviews appeals against tax assessments and Belair town commissioners’ reorganization following a Court of Appeals decision.
Misa Albertie Murphy a deaf mute aged twenty five died of consumption in Baltimore on Monday and was buried Wednesday at Western Cemetery. Funeral services were at the home of her brother in law Deftz 3123 West Lexington threat conducted by Rev Moylan. A large number of mates attended and six pallbearers were chosen from the deceased class. Miss Murphy was educated at the school for the deaf and dum at Frederick and graduated in the class of 90. Afr Eldridge Paralyzed in Post Office incident William C Eldridge assistant Postmaster was paralyzed while at work yesterday afternoon in the office He was assisted to a sofa and later moved to the Carlin House his condition today is little improved.
Perconal Menzies and Mr. C HK Eckstein, formerly of Frederick now in Charlotte, report Frederick people in the southern home thriving and planning a move to 780 for better cigar manufacture. A select orchestra will play Saturday night at Herabberger's cream parlors on North Market Street.
Eugene Boonteiler seeks a stranger who hired a team Monday morning near Retrest schoolhouse then traveled through Emmitsburg and Gettysburg. The man posed as a traveler, stole a team, and headed toward Grittabarg. Sponseller and sheriff questioned hotels in Gettysburg without success. A reward of 50 dollars is offered for the arrest.
No Democratic nomination in the Fourth Ward to succeed the late Alder man Ebert has yet been made and Mayor Yeakle states that in his opinion the election will go by default. Republicans faced legal debates over timing and notices for a vacancy election, with candidates discussed as Ches Poole for the Republicans and James E Walker possibly for Democrats. The contest draws little interest as board party balance not expected to shift.
The Republicans of the fourth ward nominated Charles Poole for alderman to replace the late John. Nomination papers had to be filed within a ten to six day window before the election, with signatures from thirty ward residents. Poole secured the necessary names and was declared the nominee as Democrats offered no rival.
Sisters of Charity from S J Martin's Female Academy in Baltimore depart with Maryland and neighboring state sisters for a retreat at St Joseph's Convent Emmitaborg, returning July 19. Judge Louis E. McComas and his family sail for Europe on the City of New York, planning a two and a half month absence. Judge McComas makes his third overseas tour. Mr Chazies to supervise a new turnpike project near Foat Place, next week.
A reception committee plans a meeting at 8 15 this evening to discuss important matters. The note mentions Lions and a lood purifier claim, but details are unclear.
Early morning at Chicago convention hall shows delegates tallying ballots for President as two thirds rule debated. Nominations include Pattison and Pennoyer while Hill may stay away and Bryan backs Blackburn on first ballot. Balloting begins with notable abstentions and ongoing updates posted by the News office.
Special to The Dacy Kews from thavazva Cera July 10 merchants of Pinar Del Hio report Antonio Maceo, the rebel leader, died from a wound while arriving there. In Washington D C Mr Edwin B Bey seeks to form a two month European tour for his party sailing from New York July 15 with main sights. he will be accompanied by his wife. One participant may be Liza's Lakis.
A Tevet for You at Hershberger’s offers ice cream and a musical program by Frederick’s Select Orchestra. The Rocky Springs Union Sunday School holds a festival Friday and Saturday July 10 and 11 at Blumensuer’s Vienna Bakery with original Poisto Bans and Grandma’s Finger Bread. The Key Monument Association hosts a fete at the East Patrick Street rink Tuesday July 21 with nightly drills and music, admission ten cents to lower, three cents to gallery. Davall & Co advertises bicycle repairs and a printing plant lease update at Frederick City Mfg. Co. P. D. Fahreey, president, invites inquiries.
A large assembly of young ladies and gentlemen gathered at Capt B A McLane’s residence for a lawn party honoring two Baltimore nephews, with Chinese lanterns, dancing in the dining room, and an elaborate supper. Musicians and guests provided entertainment throughout the evening. Another note covers Mr and Mrs Clayton Keedy hosting friends in Frederick to honor Mr and Mrs Charles Waters on their wedding tour, with out of town guests and music. Ice cream orders urged from Hernberger’s.
The piece notes a trend where cycling culture influences attire among riders. It highlights new looks like sweaters seen in urban areas and reflects the shift from individual hobby to a more social society scene in recent years.
Henry La Clair marries Ells A Ross at the home of David Specht with Rev Simon V Miller on July 5. Both parties reside in Baltimore. Also notes an advertisement praising a laxative remedy for family use and well being.
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