Frequent Visitors and Travels Round Frederick Area
A long list of residents and visitors with travels and visits across Maryland and nearby towns. Names include Drucilla Ramsburg Rachel Dudrow Mary Lutz Robert McCleery Wim Crawford Johnson Clara Jenkins Ann Mantz Daisy Davie Florence Lemkuhl Mollie Schell Clara Shawn Mollie Steiner Louise Potts Bertha Kemp W W Saunders and others. Locations mentioned include Blue Ridge Summit Myeraville Wilmington Baltimore Hagerstown Staunton Frederick Braddock Heights Colorado Springs Ishamsville and East Fourth street Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drucilla Ramsburg
Blue Ridge Summit
Rachel Dudrow
Myeraville
Mary Lutz
Wilmington
Del
Robert McCleery
Chicago
Wim
Crawford Johnson
Cape May
Clara Jenkins
Philadelphia
Ann Mantz
Blue Ridge Mountains
Della Foyle
East Fourth Street
Louise Potts
Sallie Fauntleroy
Staunton
William Bradley
Dr. Brown
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
A. L. Engelbrecht
Ross Cottage
Braddock Heights
John H. Weems
Maggie Beaumont and Son
Clifton
Katye Ranneberger
All Saints Street
Daisy Morgan Committed to Monterue Hospital for Magistrate White
Daisy Morgan, colored, was committed to Monterue Hospital for Magistrate White. A wry observation notes that many men fall for a woman in a ball gown but become devoted when they see her in an apron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Morgan
Monterue Hospital
White
Reno Monument Passing To Antietam Cemetery Care
Government notifies Major Barrows that the Reno Monument on top of South Mountain near Boonsboro is under his care. The site marks where General Reno fell in the 1862 battle, with Ninth Army Corps later led by General Barnside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Monument
Barrows
Antietam National Cemetery
Reno
Toppef South Mountain
Boonsboro
South Mountain
Ninth Army
Barnside
Second Murder Case at Frederick County Circuit Court
The upcoming term will reconvene to try John Alfred Brown on an indictment for the murder of Louis Rosenstein. Brown denies the charge as Taylor, the sole witness, faces potential contempt and possible death, while Brown prays and reflects on faith amidst anxiety and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John Alfred Brown
Louis Rosenstein
Taylor
Dora Rosenstein
Brown
Baltimore
H. Dorsey Etchison
Rosensteins
Honge
Patterson
Uncle Brown
Washington
Nellie Turner
Slidell
Turner
Rockville
Corporation
Officers Elected by Francis Scott Key and King David Lodge
The Francis Scott Key Q Council No. 48 O U A M elected and installed G H Crum C Wim F Snyder V C George H Railing R S W W Pickett ARS R Kemp F5 George T Baumgardner. Edward James Sr Cs Chas BE Schaffer Jr Ex 6 R L Rippeon Ind AR Lampe Ex G W Myers I P H D Young 0 P John W Falk W H Shipley R A Rager Trustees. King David Lodge No. 50 IOO O L D elected M F Lease N G Wim H Beall V G Geo H Railing R8 H D Young F5 G W Tyson S B G Haugh W E J Smith C A D Willara I G H F Shipley O G L T McGill B S N G BR A Bennett LS N G H Krise RS V G BH B Whit ter LS V G A B Harrington RSB 5 C BE Crane L SST OF Dixor Chap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Q Council
G. H
Crum
Wim. F. Snyder
V. C
George H. Railing
W. W. Pickett
A.R
R. RB. Kemp
George T. Baumgardner
Treas
Edward James, Sr
M. F. Lease
N. G
Wim. H. Beall
V.G
Geo. H. Railing
H.D. Young
G. W. Tyson
B. G. Haugh
E. J. Smith
A. D. Willara
I. G
H.F. Shipley
O. G
L. T. Mc Gill
B.S.N.G
BR. A. Bennett
LS. N. G
H.E. Krise
R.S. V.G
BH. B. Whitter
L.S. V.G
A.B. Harrington
C. BE. Crane
Trouble Over Hitching Fest In Shippensburg
W B Shriner a sewing machine agent and Dr E S Freed two Shippensburg residents quarreled over hitching a horse to a shade tree on Shriner property. Freed drew a revolver and fired twice. the second shot struck Shriner in the left arm between elbow and shoulder. The ball, located by X rays at the Normal School, was removed. Shriner formerly lived in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Shriner
E. S. Freed
Shippensburg
Shriner
Freed
Shriver
Thurmont
City Announces Months of Picnics Festivals and Excursions
The city and county have scheduled twenty picnics and festivals for this month, eight for August, with more events planned. Additional outings include seashore trips and camp meetings, signaling a season filled with outdoor activities.
Emmitsburg Chronicle Notes Unusual Bag Resembling Jessins Bug
In a brief item Mrs. C. T. Zacharias reportedly captured a bag this week that greatly resembles the famed Jessins Bug in appearance. The note appears in the Emmitsburg Chronicle. The piece then pivots to promote Hood s Sarsaparilla as America's premier medicine with claims of unequaled curative power and a record of many cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Zacharias
Emmitsburg
Whispers of a Lynch Mob Near Frederick Fizzle
Rumors of an impending lynching spread in Frederick over an alleged assault by a Black man. No prisoner was verified, and Sheriff Patterson denied any jail inmate or crime. A small crowd gathered by the jail with one man showing a rope but no action occurred. The incident remained unresolved as rumors faded by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Patterson
Back in Jail Again Frank Lyday Recaptured
Frank Lyday one of four jail escapees is back in Frederick jail after being seized in Hagerstown by Constable George Brill. He admitted aiding the breakout and said the others planned the escape. Sheriff Patterson transported him to Frederick, while a hearing is set for William Hearn, accused of aiding the escape and denying knowledge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lyday
Sheriff Patterson
Hagerstown
George Brill
Brill
Lyday
Frederick Street
Patterson
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Junction
Steelton
Major Shaw Declines Maryland Political Nomination Offer
Major Alexander Shaw of Baltimore, backed by Maryland Republicans opposing Gov Lowndes renomination, was a Saratoga Grand Union Hotel guest. When asked about the potential nomination, he said he would not accept the post even if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Shaw
Baltimore
Maryland
Lowndes
Grand Union Hotel
Saratoga
N.Y
Postal Cable and Telegraph Company Linemen Reach Frederick
Linemen have reached Frederick on their way east to string wires. They are digging holes and mapping routes due to pole shortages. Poles will be fifty feet high, cedar, painted black for six feet, with green accents and red tips at the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Cable and Telegraph Company
Frederick
Edwin A Seidewitz Expected To Win Annapolis Mayoral Race
Annapolis conducts a municipal election with Edwin A Seidewitz the Democratic mayoral candidate universally conceded to win. Seidewitz, a prominent horticulturist linked to Annapolis and Baltimore, is well known in Frederick for judging flower shows. Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonial appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Edwin A. Seidewitz
Seidewitz
Baltimoore
Frederick
Religious World Notes and Weekly Announcements
Sunday services active at St John’s Catholic church. Preachers from Baltimore and local pastors addressed multiple congregations including M E South Evangelical Reformed U B Grace Reformed Trinity St James Lutheran and Union Bridge. Next Sunday's schedule announced by Rev Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
J. A. Anderson
Baltimore
M. E. Church
South
John
Evangelical Reformed Church
Exchbach
Isaiah
C. W. Stinespring
U. B. Church
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Holl
Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church
Malachi
Work of Death Notices for Wangaman Crum and Ogle
Mrs Anna M Wangaman wife of Richard Wangaman died suddenly at home on the mountain near Sabillasville on June 28 age 71 years 10 months 1 day. Rev Cort preached at Sabillasville Reformed church. Mrs Emma Grace Crum died at her father William Welker's near Mt Pleasant on July 6 of consumption aged 23 years 41 months. Rev Hoffmeier officiated funeral from Union chapel. William Ogle died in Union Bridge in July aged 83 years 7 months 12 days. Interment Beaver Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Waugaman
Anna M. Wangaman
Richard Wangaman
Sabillasville
Harbaugh Valley
Dre. C. Cort
Emma Crum
Emma Grace Crum
William Welker
Mt. Pleasant
Union Chapel
Frank Hoffmeier
D. A. Sharatts
William Ogle
William Ogie
Union Bridge
Beaver Dam
Funerals Report From Jefferson and Middletown Regions
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Holter was held at her son's home near Feagaville with Rev. Ditmar of the Jefferson Reformed church officiating. Pallbearers included Edward Zimmerman and others. interment at Reformed cemetery, Middletown. Archie Phoebus, died July 4 at age 1 year 1 month 1 day, buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Mary M. Flinn’s funeral from her residence. Lutheran church service in Jefferson. interment at adjoining cemetery. pallbearers named. Schroeder served as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Holter
J. E. Phleeger
Feagaville
H. ¥. Ditmar
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Edward Zimmerman
Henry Culler
Derr
Edward Riggs
William Culler
John DeGrange
Reformed
Middletown
A.T. Rice & Sons
Archie
Flora Phoebus
Mount Olivet
L. F. M. Myers
A. T. Rice
Rev. L. Meyers
Rev. S. Hedges
D.H. Hargett
P. L. Hargett
W. HH. Harry
S. F. Hargett
Abraham Castle
Edward Derr
Schroeder
Law Court Records In City and County
Charles Scholl of B and O avenue arrested Saturday on disorderly conduct. Magistrate White dismissed. Mrs Charlies Beil of same area arrested for same charge and fined two dollars. Policeman Ridenoar made the arrests. Henry App Jr of Woodsboro arrested Saturday on charge of drunkenness, before Magistrate White, fined one dollar. Wm Brown and Wesley Diggs, colored, heard on bastardy. Brown jailed twelve months, Diggs released. Frederick Saver arrested for forging orders on P L Hargett Co and Lewis Clingan. recommitted to jail for next term of court. Syrup of Figs advert is a drug ad embedded in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Charles Scholl
B. & O. Avenue
Charlies Beil
Ridenoar
Henry App, Jr
Woodsboro
Grankenness
Frederick Saver
P. L. Hargett & Company
Lewis Clingan
Reformed and Lutheran reunions planned at Pen-Mar
Reformed churches hold a July reunion at Pen-Mar with speakers Mira Mary Hollowell G W Stibits O J Musser and D Gr Robert. Music by Baltimore Aviglor’s orchestra with a Baltimore choir. Lutherans of General Synod Maryland Washington Pennsylvania plan a July 27 park celebration with many participants and leaders including Bowers Zimmerman Yeisser Walter Singmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches
Pen-Mar
Mira Mary Hollowell
Ily
Japan
T Hem
G. W. Stibits
York
O. J
Oures
W. W. Moore
D. D
Richmond
R. ¥. Ferguson
New Wilmington
George B. Stewart
Harrisburg
Moore
Union Theological Seminary
Southern Presbyterian Church
I. J. Decevee
Harrisburg Conservatory of Music
John Zeigler
Gumberland Valley
Maryland
General Synod of
Washington
Pennsyvania
Thoradaoy
Park
George Bowers
Hagerstown
L. M. Zimmerman
Baltimore
Mr. Yeisser
Asia
Clinton E. Walter
Professor Singmaster
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Accidents at Bruceville and Hagerstown Excursions
A Bruceville area youth named Hahn suffered a severe hand injury from a premature cannon cracker blast during Fourth of July celebrations. Joshua Myrely fell ten feet from a ladder at F Mehring's fertilizer mill, bruising his hip and injuring two fingers. Additional reports note 383 Frederick excursionists visiting Hagerstown, with further crowds from Baltimore and Washington joining the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Bruceville
Joshua Myrely
F. Mehring
Local M Mention of Routzaus Stores and July Festivities
Local notices advertise varnishes paints and fishing gear at Routzaus Routzauys Rovutsagy and Rocrsass DeGrange Rooms Frederick Md Dons Also promoted are amusements at Athletic Park with prize races dancing and a Straw Ride Pythian Day on July ith with a band of thirty pieces Tickets available from Henry Wineberg Cars depart at 7 p m Electric cars run every 15 minutes Entries close at 6 p m Dance until midnight Go and enjoy yourself
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Frederick
Henry Wineberg’s
The Exclusive Carpet House Opens
L. E. Mourn showcases The Exclusive Carpet House with contact telephones 150 for offerings. The brief notice highlights a local carpet retailer and its telephone line for inquiries.
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L. E
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TUE Daily Snews
Isy
Christopher Columbus
Gerou
Lsi-Awiham
Stent
Prince of Orange
Delft
Ws-Bir
Blackstone
Louly Jacnes
Dayguerre
Paris
Julia Gardiner ‘Lyler
John ‘Yler
s-Allen Pettibone
Hartford
Sindree
North Pole
Santiago
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Invents Today
Hotel Burgess
A. A. Moser
Jrucilla Hammond
H. A. Brendel
Routzahn's
Routzahn’s
Routzahn
S. Routzahn’s
Henry ‘Wineberg
John Hendrickson
F. A. James
G.C. Carty
W.S. Miller & Co
Yubely
Brief
Harry E. Chapline
Circuit Court
Roger Wood
Tar News
Chapline
M. J. Grove
East Patrick Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dan
Amerca
Hood
Sara
The
California Fig Syrup Co
Liborad
Routzaus’s
Routzauy's
Routzaun’s
Rovutsagy’s
Rocrsass
DeGrange Rooms
Frederick, Md
Shaffie
L. BE. Mullinis
Joan Hewpricgsox
Neidig & Miller
GoBea R Frederick’s
Sereatest New Store
Bera
Nuwie & Moses
N. Market St
Quion E. Main
North Market Street
O.S. Highbarger
Jenses
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City
Factee Burgess
Knights OF Pythias
Seth Burgess
Juzédid
BeRavvocg Heights
F. & M. Railway
Evert
SOF Pythias
Catholic Sud
Jewe Square
F. B. Sappington
GometEne New
Meeda Biscuits
SenSdawly
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Sappington
Market St
Geo
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Roo & Sons
Commencementa
Festivala
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Reder FP. V. Staub
Yionio
Vienna
Ratling's
the Railing Grocery CO
C. E. Ramsburg
Glawson
Ace Co
Buxsevre
J. Heisely Keller
Drewn AT
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Drug Store
Jones
Potomac River
Willard O
E. Patrick
D. R
Market Street
Gaarszteed
Iatadaate of Universi of
Sarrands
Alfred Bitter
Mitton G. Urner
Vere OU
Rautte Testimentssy Suvinens
Racord Strest
Bousa
Crarles P. Levy
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Court Street
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East Betaka
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Bais Tli
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