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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1895
Page
4
An OCR fragmented entry lists a jumble of names and terms including Pierre Lea Bened Derete Margaret Pits and various garbled phrases. The readable content indicates a dated history note with scattered, unclear references and no coherent events or outcomes.
Weather summary from Washington June 16 reports clearing today with a warm, windy pattern into Wednesday. Pressure trends show falls east of the Mississippi and rises in the Upper Missouri and valleys. Showers in the lower Lake region and Ohio Valley. fair weather expected elsewhere with rising temperatures in the Middle Atlantic and New England regions. If cloud and rain persist in the southwest today, expect similar conditions to spread in a day or two.
Insolvent J C Motter trustee listed with sale privileges. Advertisement notes Anderson No 4778 and Tyson No 3552 equity shown. Keedy is solicitor. terse late 19th century ad text references insolvency and sale rights without detailed terms.
The Taz Weekly News will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and features. It is promoted as an unsurpassed advertising medium. Ad copy for Taz Waeniy Nawe is due by 6 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 12 m that day.
Mrs Geo Belding and son visit Lisbon Howard county. Mrs Sophie Bachman guest of Mrs Sol Stern. Miss Evs Ryan from Leesburg Va visits cousin Miss Bessie Davis Green Valley. Mrs George Stull from Washington DC visits sister Mrs Ezta Hoffman. Miss Drunsi Doyle visiting nearby, guest of Mr. and Mrs A J Davis. Miss Mattie Davis returns home Green Valley. Mr Asbury Hun and family depart for Catoctin Furnace. Miss Etts Gomer from Baltimore visits Miss Harriet Bodlitz. Misses Lon and Denny Wachter from Delaware Ohio visit East Church street. Mrs Alice Sheeffer of Philadelphia visits Dr W A Long. Miss Blanche E Long returns from Glen Rock Pa. Mr B K Cooke spent Sunday and yesterday in Frederick, returns to Workington. Mr Wa McGill leaves Frederick yesterday on business. Mr Robert Stokes of Washington, formerly of this city, visits. Miss Rose Talbott Charlestown WV returns home. Mr Grayson Siup from Geize burg College visits. Dr and Mrs Edwin Gladman and son and Mr John Cassin and Mr E Schley Cassin of Washington attend funeral of late Stephen Cassin in Frederick. Mr L Rosenour of Washington visits Messrs Rosenour. Vallese returns from trip to Hagerstown Chambersburg Gettysburg. Messrs Vinson Yingling Charles Grinder and Guy Likins depart for Barnesville to attend a tournament. Mr J N Zimmerman leaves for Baltimore then Fortress Monroe Hampton Newport News Portsmouth Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
A Catholic wedding was held at Dr. BF Themes East Seened street residence uniting Miss Esse Thomas and Mr Frack Patterson. Rev John S Gaffney officiated. Witnesses included relatives and friends. post ceremony breakfast followed by a New York trip and return to Baltimore. The couple to reside in Baltimore with a furnished home awaiting them.
The article notes the retreat ending at Rock Hill College amid ongoing political clashes in Montgomery over the Democratic legislative ticket. It mentions Ceci's County Convention favoring Mr Malater for governor, a railroad of local incidents, and regional political maneuvers including a new Annapolis council and mixed party appointments.
The Republican Central Committee on Saturday praised Frederick city Republicans for a strong showing in the municipal election and announced August primaries to select delegates. Primaries are set for August 8 with county convention August 18 at Frederick to choose six delegates to the State Convention in Cambridge on August 15 and six to the State Central Committee. A Frederick primary will be held at 3 p m at the Court House.
At a well attended Frederick Gun Club meeting last evening members voted to move their Inter State shooting contest from August 21 and 22 to August 28 and 29 to avoid clashing with a Philadelphia tournament. The aim is to attract many top sportsmen to Frederick for the event.
The Norfolk and Western Freight warehouse at Shepherdstown was broken into last night. Merchandise was stolen and several boxes broken open. Deputy Morgan and Constable Wintermeyer, with two others, arrested two tramps near the water tank and they were jailed in Charles Town Sunday night. One suspect from Barrisburg Pa has one arm. Also noted is Wesley Beste’s improving condition after a freight wreck car accident near Mt Airy. John M. Freshout with heart rheumatism shows slow improvement under Dr W A Long.
A cat owned by Charles Hintz of East Fourth Street committed death by its own action hanging in a corn crib. Pet cat reportedly distressed by lost love. A separate notice mentions State Mutual of Worcester and a G Gernaud in Frederick with a guaranteed cash value.
Friday the crest court heard a case brought by De Ford & Co of Baltimore against Col Charlee E Trai and Major Sieuel BH Brown trustees of Brown and McKinsey a Frederick tannery. The suit stems from a 1888 agreement and a 1891 failure with De Ford claiming ownership of hides bark and leather as against the trustees. Testimony was read and arguments were closed.
Multiple brief items note local happenings including water main work on North Market Street now called dead but to be connected to West Second to avoid stagnation. Other notes cover fishing success on Monocacy, travel plans of Gov Brown, a spring wagon accident, and various town sightings and small business updates.
Subscriptions to the New York Mail and Express fund for Miss Key reached 2931 yesterday. Accompanying the gifts are moving letters from contributors reflecting little praise for those responsible for her financial plight. Endorsers include Henry Clews, Commodore Sicard, and Frederick Courdert who call the charity timely and deserving while recalling Francia Scott’s grandfather's national service and the value of the Marvell Salze to France.
George W Leopold charged with murder of David A Markey will have a preliminary hearing tomorrow. He is agitated and protests his name. Reports link other Leopolds from Point of Rocks to Harper’s Ferry, Theodore Leopold named in early reports but disputed in court.
Mr Joseph Wood of Washington was riding along the county road when two unknown colored men emerged from the woods and robbed him of his money and gains. The assailants escaped before the incident could be fully verified.
Traveling buyers are urged to carry Syrup of Figs for relief on trips. The California Fig Syrup Co promotes it as a pleasant effective remedy to prevent fevers headaches and other sicknesses with 50c and 1 bottles available from druggists.
The letter recalls Maryland senator Gorman and his party stand on tariff sugar and treasury policy. It argues Gorman supported the party’s laws and warned against free sugar, endorsing cautious fiscal measures, and defends him against critics in the Maryland Democratic circle.
In Boston David Rice commissioned a Maltese cross gold medal to honor the best heat recitation at the next temperance picnic at the fair grounds. The medal will be exhibited in Frederick jeweler’s state window and judged on temperance content. Also, John B. Bauer of Brish & Baker resigns to join Jennie Holman Theatre Company in Mexico Mo on the 21st. Baker’s friends wish him success. Ads note Hood’s Sarsaparilla leading sales and old wheat flour from Shriners Milling Co and Ceresville Roller Flour.
An exciting baseball game at Point of Rocks ended in a Virginia team victory over the Point of Rocks club. The Virginians, seven left handed batters and two right, won 0 to 0 amid several errors and base running miscues by Point of Rocks. Strawnberger and Molesworth pitched well for the visitors, who have now nine wins this year.
An old time advertisement promotes U No Worm Lozenges and U No Tons remedies with prices 25c and 15s per box, claiming cures for worms and corns. It also mentions constipation relief samples, a Methodist park outing, and public notices for a Manor church plank event. The Royal Blue Line offers a Niagara Falls tour and B&O Rail excursions to Atlantic City with dates in July and August, listing train times and prices for various towns.
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