Purely Personal Notices From Frederick
Purely personal items list visits and returns of local residents. Rose Lindsay returns from a Washington Grove visit. Rebecca Wallis Ada Darrow at Buffalo New York. Mary E. Bowera and daughter from Baltimore visiting relatives. J M Smith of Woodsboro in Frederick for the day. J O Walker of Monrovia and Samuel M Birely of Thurmont in Frederick for the day. Fred Franks of Baltimore spending a few days with friends. David Wertheimer and Barry Fromke take a short trip to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. Elizabeth Stalmaker of Martinsburg and Marvis Williams of Tramelville guests of Marie Yeakle. Mrs J A Williamson and Julia Williamson return from Fauquier County. O V McCarty and Miss McCarty return from Washington after time with Mrs P B Kunkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lindsay
Washington Grove
Rebecca Wallis
Ada Darrow
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary E. Bowera
Baltimore
J. M. Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick
Samuel M. Birely
Thurmont
Fred. Franks
Ederick
David Wertheimer
Barry Fromke
Elizabeth Stalmaker
Martinsburg
Marvis Williams
Trameville
Marie Yeakle
West Third Atreat
J. A. Williamson
Julia P. Williamson
Court Square
Fauquier County
O. V. McCarty
McCarty
P. B. Kunkel
Washington
Montgomery County Republicans face factional race for county machinery
Within three weeks of the Montgomery County Republican Primary, factional activity rises. A minority group led by John McDonald of Potomac seeks control of the approaching county convention and committees, with rumor of a state senate bid masking a push for party power. Capt McDonald reportedly aims to reverse a past Congress nomination denial and seeks vindication through renewed effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Dspt
John McDonald
Potomac
Capt. McDonald
Congress
Work of Death Infants George W Nichols Dies at Home
George W Nichols an infant son of Charles E Nichols died at his Dickerson Station area home Monday. Funeral held Tuesday at 11 at Mt Pleasant church with pastor of Montgomery circuit officiating. Pallbearers included Wm Clements John Newman S Collier Wm Harris R Clements and H Harris. Interment in church cemetery. George W Peters directed funeral. An infant twin daughter of DC Aranah Rogers and Nora G Rogers near Adamstown died yesterday at age nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W
Charles E. Nichols
Dickerson Station
Mt. Pleasant Church
Montgomery Circuit
Wm. Clements
John Newman
Collier
Wm. Harris
R. Clements
Harris
George W. Peters
Aranah Rogers
Nora G. Rogers
Adamstown
Children Kill Large Rattle Snake Near Park Mills
Eleven year old Oiue Dixon and seven year old Bennie Dixon killed a three foot rattlesnake with eleven rattles on the road between Levi Cooley and James Stewart near Park Mills. After the feat they summoned Miss Annie Stewart and showed no excitement about the adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiue Dixon
Bennie Dixon
Levi Cooley
James Stewart
Park Mills
Annie Stewart
Scalded Girl Injures Arm Carrying Water
Grace Worman eight year old daughter of Mr Charles Worman East Fourth Street scalded her arm badly yesterday by upsetting hot water she was carrying upstairs. The injury was painful but not serious. Addressed Convention Rev G D Pinckney D D pastor of the Asbury M E church colored this city has been attending a convention of the Epworth League of the colored M E churches of North Baltimore district in Baltimore and has delivered a number of addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Worman
Charles Worman
East Fourth Street
G. D. Pinckney
D. D
Asbury M. E
Epworth League of the Colored 3 M. E. Churches
North Baltimore
Baltimore
Market Prices Reported by Local Mart
Mr I E W Bargett’s market quotations list corn at 3.50 per barrel corn shelled 0.50 per bushel wheat 0.65 per bushel hay ranging from 13 to 14 one per ton
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I.E. W. Bargett
Dorman, Drownings, and Local Notices Across Maryland
News from Port Deposit to Queen Anne’s recounts sudden deaths of Charles B H Dorman and 18 year old George Beauchamp, two drownings at Willis ton and South River, and July court terms and conventions in Queen Anne’s, Cecil, and Caroline counties. Also noted are school appointments, a manual training debate in Howard County, a pharmaceutical association meeting in Ocean City, and a new oil company incorporation in Baltimore. Weather heat, a Port Deposit pole and wire permit, a cattle trade discrimination suit, a Camp Smith Cavalry highlight, and rail route adjustments near Cumberland conclude the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BH. Dorman
Port Deposie
John Williams
South River
Oricus
Queen Anne’s County
Cantreville
Leslie
Cecil County
Virginia
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
George Beauchamp
Williston
Caroline County
William P. Barnes
Barnes Coal Company
Hagerstown
Queen Anne’s
Thomas W. Waters
Brookeville
Montgomery County
Dorchester School
Joseph B. Meredith
Howard County School Board
Ellicott City
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Ocean City
Seanson
Republican Convention
George M. Bussum
State Senate
William C. Robinson & Son Company
Baltimore
Worcester County School Board
W. J. O. Dalany Company
Flynn
Bloomington
Garrett County
Piedmont
Port Deposit
Port Deposit Electric Company
Diamond State Telephone Company
Menargs, Myers and Houseman
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Camp Smith
Queenstown
Chester River
Pennsylvania Railroad
City
Queen City
West Virginia Central
Pennsylvania
Maryland Congressman Pushes Inquiry into Schley Case
Fourth District Rep Charles R Schirm vows to press two resolutions when Congress convenes A thorough probe into the West Indian naval campaign of 1898 and a ban on Maclays History of the Navy as a Naval Academy text He accuses naval bureaucrats of a close corporation and seeks justice for Admiral Schley while denouncing Maclays partisan history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Schirm
Congress
Maryland
Schley-Sampson
Maclay
Navy
Naval Academy
Santiago
Navy Department
Schley
Caitiff
Congresa
Odinm Maclay
Couness
Committee of Congress
Admiral Schley
Naval Service
Qongoss
Santiago Sea
Department
Promise of a Schley inquiry sparks naval history debate
A congress inquiry into Schley’s conduct is urged as a remedy for perceived dereliction by the Navy Department. The speaker argues President Cleveland era history is flawed and asserts Schley will emerge as a hero of Santiago, resilient against hostile critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Schley
Congress
Santiago
Rival Claimants Dispute Ownership of a Heifer
A local suit before Justice Eckstein resolved whether a stray black heifer belonged to Richard Harris or Edward Harwood. Testimony from Harris and family supported Harris, while Harwood and his workers testified for Harwood. The judge ruled for Harwood, appraisers set the heifer at 22 dollars, with about 20 dollars in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnetice Eckstein
Richard Harris
Arch Snonffer
Edward Plummer
M. F. Harwood
Adamatown
Greenfield
Plummer
Harwood
Harris
Mr. Harwood
Gus
Charles
Augustus Proster
William Hailman
Kemp Buckey
Marke
J. 1
R. Wood
Haris
William P. Maulsby
Camp Meeting Opens for Maryland W C T U in Washington Grove
The annual camp meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland opens at Washington Grove and runs to the 28th. Monday focuses on Anti-Saloon League interests with addresses by State Superintendent Nicholson and Rev. Luther B. Wilson. Notable speakers include Mrs Ela Boole Mary Weaver of New York Mrs Martha Wella of Tennessee and Mrs Mary R Haslup of Maryland. Delegates from across the state will stay at the Grove hotel or nearby cottages amid open air meetings that draw large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Camp Meeting
Women's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland
Washington Grove
Maryland
District of Columbia
Anti-Saloon League
Nicholson
Luther B. Wilson
Washington
Ela Boole
Mary Weaver
New York
Martha Wella
Tennessee
Mary R. Hanlup
Grove
Frederick
Haslup
Possible Maryland site for congressional maneuver camps
A Washington dispatch says Maryland may host one of four camps for the military maneuver exercises authorized by Congress if public interest grows. The board has not formally considered the location yet, but Maryland or Virginia is favored. The earlier Maryland National Guard camp on Colonel Trail's farm drew praise from General Miles and other U S Army officers for camping advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington
Congress
Virginia
Maryland National Guard
Colonel Trail
Baltimore Turnpike
Miles
United States Army
Farmers report wheat yields far below expectations near Frederick
Several farmers near Frederick report wheat crops far under expected yields. Hot weather after heavy rains damaged grain, storms in early June limited filling, and many fields were reshocked or left to sprout. A 25 acre share yielded about 20 bushels per acre, about half normal, and overall prospects average 22 bushels per acre at best.
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Frederick
Montevae Pike
Georgetown Pike
Committee forms to draft Hewes death resolutions
At a meeting of the United Steam Fire Company last night L T O Frazier H R Heck and George R Maberly were appointed a committee to draw up resolutions on the death of Dr Edward Hewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Company
L. T. O. Frazier
H. R. Heck
George R. Maberly
Edward Hewes
Sunday Excursion From Baltimore To Frederick
A special excursion will run from Baltimore to Frederick on Sunday. The train will arrive over the B and O at 9 20 a m.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Funeral for Dr Edward Hewes I at East Patrick Street
Funeral services were held at the late residence on East Patrick Street with Rev. Dr. Osthorne Ingle officiating. Pallbearers from King David's Lodge of Odd Fellows attended in a body, followed by wall-bearers including Dr. L. T. MacGill Sr. and others. Interment was at Mt. Olives cemetery. O. C. Carty directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hewes I
East Patrick Street
Osthorne Ingle
King David’s Lodge of
Odd Wellows
L. T. MacGill
Frank L. Stoner
D. Princeton Buckey
Joseph W. Gave
Captain Downey Resigns from First Regiment
Lieutenant Colonel Charles B McClean who commands the First Regiment has received the resignation of Captain J Wright Downey of New Market this county an assistant surgeon in the command. Downey resigns due to ill health and has not attended camp recently having served with the national guard for years. He was commissioned on June 11 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Charies B. McClean
J. Wright Downey
New Market
National Guard
Sunday School Picnic at Braddock Heights
Sct Johns Catholic Sunday school goes to Braddock Heights for a day of outings. Trolley cars carry crowds to the mountains every hour while a large gathering reaches the mountain top. Dancing started at two and continued through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sct. John’s Catholic
Braddock Heights
Montains
Mountain Top
A Family Remedy In Syrup Of Figs
The pleasant flavor gentle action and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs make it the best family laxative for costive or bilious parents and well suited for children. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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The
California
Frederick controls F. Gm RL II rail line
Frederick interests have built a majority stake in the Myersville Ostootion Electric Railway and secured continued control of the Frederick and Middletown line. Frederick holders report no planned management changes, while Middletown stockholders partly sold at 25 dollars a share. a prominent farmer reportedly disposed of substantial wealth tied to stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Myers- Ville & Ostootion Electric Railway
Frederick
Middletown Valley
Birthday Party for Miss Amy Clarke at East Fourth Street
Miss Amy Clarke celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at her home on East Fourth street. About fifty children attended, enjoying games and amusements late into the evening. Refreshments included ice cream cake candy and other treats. The Singanore Hills Inn hosts a dance this evening with music by a Frederick orchestra and invites usual guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Clarke
East Fourth Street
Singanore Hills Inn
Local amusements and excursions advertise at Frederick
Local notices promote a shooting gallery at 03 N Market St with weekly prizes for top shots. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad schedules offer Washington July 421 excursion at 7 45 a m and return at 6 30 p m for $1.00. Also a July 31 trip to Hagerstown and Winchester with 60 or 75 cent fares. Dr Boteler advertises five dollar eye examinations. Dressmaking services and Deer Park Hotel details include resort features and June 23 to September 30 season dates.
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Deer Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. E. Burwell
Queen City
Cumberland
Garrett County
Special Excursions Pan American Exposition July Rail Sale
Excursion tickets to Buffalo offered via Royal Blue Line Philadelphia and Reading Ry and Lehigh Valley Route at 10 dollars round trip from Wilmington Baltimore Washington and intermediate stations on July 2 11 17 25 and 30 leaving Washington 705 am Baltimore 755 am Newark Cal 920 pm Wilmington 920 am arriving Buffalo 520 pm Tickets also sold from Frederick Hagerstown Martinsburg Strasburg Junction and intermediates for any train on day before to connect with the named train Return limited to seven days except for Black Diamond Express and Royal Limited. Inquiries to Baltimore and Ohio R R agents for tickets car space and full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Buffalo
Royal Biue Line
Philadelphia & Reading Ry
Lehigh Valley
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Newark
Cal
Frederick
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Strasburg Junction
Black Diamond Express
Royal Limited
Baltimore and
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Offer for 35th Encampment Tickets
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sells round trip tickets at a very low rate for the 35th Annual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Cleveland Ohio. Tickets are valid September 10 to 12 for outbound travel and return through September 15, with a possible extension to October upon deposit with a joint agent and a 50 cent payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baltimore & Oho Railroad
Ohio River
Oali
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Seasonal fabric sale offers discounted skirts and waists
Customers urged to shop at the Low Price Maaliu, Housekeeping Sale featuring 2.00 skirts reduced to 1.48 and 1.00 skirts cut to 2.98, plus wide ranges of ribbons, linen textiles, and white shirt waists. The advert promises fashion, all wool fabrics, linens, towels, and hosiery at unheard of low prices with a call to join the throng and save money.
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Zhu
Sige
Destary
Dimitles
Moxlin
Geo.s
Rodooe & Co
Slepak
Geo
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
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