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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary 7th century account highlights events from gilded portraits to civic petitions and notable city figures. Unclear names and places render details sparse amid damaged OCR text. The passage sketches cultural notices, governance notes and era markers without coherent sequence.
The Weekly News will be ready Thursday as a twelve page issue with Lowe and many special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest on a side circulation and offers advantages as an advertising medium. Copy for new advertisements is due by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 1 pm Wednesday.
A long list of visiting friends and relatives in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Misa Mazie Smith, Miss Shafer, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Charles Sifford, Leslie Young, Miss Jessie Hansom, Rev. and Mrs. Atchlie Conner, Mr. Charles Blake, Miss Blanche Gambrill, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Knock, Mrs. Fannie Hoffman, Mr. Garrity, Robert McCleery, and others. Also notes on local movements with Mrs. Garber, Diron and Ebovell, Dodges and Gephart, and wedding plans diversion to Wingera Falls. A dispatch reports the Empress resuming government and Tang La as prime minister with protect foreign interests. An arrest warrant targets another suspect in a recent case. Hoffman and Renner in $1,000 bail.
Dr S Bacon argues that ordained Christian mission work rejects war and violence, condemning imperial religious warfare as ungodly. The letter urges aid to China through peaceful, spiritual means and warns against mixing faith with national power or trade aims, while noting a separate article on Hawkins' bail after a fatal quarrel.
The article discusses potential changes to congressional representation and state delegations, noting population growth trends in the Central West and Baltimore, the possible remodeling of the House, and projections for population and voting totals through 1908. It cites Census data, estimates by Merriam, and concerns over ratios impacting Maryland and southern representation.
The Evening Stars column describes Mercury as an evening object visible for over an hour near a bright star, peaking around April 4 with visibility into mid month. Jupiter dominates the sky around 9 pm near the meridian, and Saturn appears as a pale orange-yellow fifth magnitude star east of Jupiter. Ursina, a fifth magnitude star, lies about ten degrees east of Jupiter and six degrees north of Antares, visible to the naked eye, and both Jupiter and Saturn exhibit retrograde motion.
The Friends of Albert J. Long campaign for the Sixth district congressional nomination. A Washington county delegate indicated that if Madr Santi A. Little is unavailable Long would be presented, with the county vote likely split. Richard J. Hamilton backs Major Little. A Pan-American Exposition map arrives for Buffalo next year. Rosenthal Bros offer free baby shoes in today’s issue.
The Frederick area reports abundant and high quality grain with average yields of 15 to 25 bushels per acre. About 7,100 bushels sold to Frederick City Milling Company and other buyers. A fire destroyed 212 shocks of wheat on a field belonging to Daniel Z. Pagent near Adamstown, with damage to a neighboring fallow field and a barn only saved with effort.
The section lists multiple funeral services and interments including Mrs Frances Knight at Mt Olivet Cemetery with a Presbyterian service, Miss Mary Elizabeth Creager buried at Rocky Ridge, Mr C S Ebert to Mt Airy, and Guatarus Jones laid to rest at Mt Olivet. Poems and eulogies accompany pallbearer lists and floral tributes mark somber farewells.
Market notes extensive fruit supply with cherries nearly gone yet raspberries plentiful. Varieties include dewberries huckleberries pears peaches watermelons and pineapples plus cantaloupes and berries. Vegetables show heat impact corn lima beans and tomatoes scarce. high price for strawberries noted. Also reports Fourteenth Infantry and Fifth Artillery to depart Manila for Taku.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will operate a special excursion from Frederick to Baltimore on Tuesday July 16. The trip offers a convenient outing for local residents seeking a day in the city with likely travel and schedule details authorities provide.
Local churches, Sunday schools, and societies announce a busy summer calendar of picnics and fairs. Events include ice cream festivals at Moravian and Union schools, Braddock Heights and Poare locations, plus a Barnesville fair with a morning cake sale, songs, sketches, games, and meals. The Lutheran reunion and church yard festivals feature orchestras, choirs, and multiple speakers from regional parishes and colleges.
The Maryland State Bar Association holds its fifth local convention in Cumberland on July 24 to 26. A Tuesday evening reception at Chief Judge A Hooter Boyd's home starts the events, followed by carriage trips to Will's Mountain Inn for a Thursday banquet with Judge David W. Sloan as toastmaster. Toasts will be given by Ferdinand Williams Cumberland Charles W Heisler Baltimore Edward A Eichelbarger Frederick and George Whitelock Baltimore.
Public notice of a recital at M P Church Buckeyatown on Thursday July 12 1900 at 8 p m reading by Mrs A S McDaniel and Nisa Wilson Strayer with music by Profs Smith Bull and Kader plus local notices about emancipation solicitors and civic ads. The text also promotes summer goods including bug coverings and adjustable window awnings from Mulleneex exclusive carpet paper and curtain rods.
Local ad reveals discounted shirts and waists with bold claims of low costs and bold color mixes. It touts Madras pique waste and peroule fabrics priced at a dollar to twenty five cents, inviting buyers to undercut rival dressmakers.
Linen skirts stock is composed by Jobn Henpricreox P S. The notice notes updated inventory and consolidation steps with emphasis on fabric variety and pricing. Readers are informed of product lines and potential availability changes.
The notice touts a July sale at Neidig and Miller featuring mustin shoes and house keeping goods with emphasis on bleached muslins, linen damask, sheets, pillow and bulater cases, and table linens. It also promotes Sterapplex cough remedy and notes Clinton Remain as a local contact.
Dr Herman, optician, relocates permanently to Frederick with temporary office at Mrs Hargett’s parlor 26 W Patrick. Practice limited to eye ear nose throat. exams offered. upcoming low fare seashore excursions by Baltimore & Ohio R R to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach with stopovers and 16 day tickets. Also listing lamps groceries and home goods for sale.
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