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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1891

Page

3

German Syrup praised by rector for cough cure

Rector F C Davis of St James Episcopal Church Eufaula says his son was severely ill with a persistent cough and recovered after using two bottles of German Syrup. He endorses it for long standing lung coughs. Other testimonials from J F Arnold Montevideo MN and G Green Woodbury NJ accompany the ad copy praising the remedy.

F.C. Davis St. James* Episcopal Church Eufaula Als Reechee J. F. Arnold Montevideo Minn G. Green Woodbury, NJ

China’s Trouble Aboard Ship Amid Far East Attacks

A chaotic dispatch reports waves of violence in northern China with a missionary killed and a Cantonese woman fighting attackers with a Japanese sword. Pirates fatally ambushed a junk crew, seven men dead, survivors rescued and the ship seized. Western ministers press for protection as mobs threaten foreign life and property.

San Francisco Hong Kong Yokohama Chita Wosch China A. W. Green Argent Seemz Green

Purely Personal in Frederick County Community Notes

A long list of residents and visitors in Frederick County is recorded with travel plans, visits, and health updates. Local households host relatives from Baltimore, Washington, Knoxville, and beyond, including figures tied to the region and neighboring states. Several residents travel to Philadelphia, Toronto, and Rehoboth Beach, with others remaining for social visits and family duties. The Sick section notes illnesses and improvements among townsfolk, including typhoid fever in Wolfsville and various recoveries.

Bliss Clara V. Rhoderick Springfield Ohio Valley Register Frederick Clara Alexander Sprinfield Jonas E. Floox Broad Run 3Fatthies Abak Siddletown J. W. Koogie Franklin Street Hagerstown Clara Ecker Fredérick Chestnut Grafton Rodgers Pomeroy Baltimore AL AL Robinson East Church Street National Educasioral Association Toronto Canada

Out of Town Names in Obscure Court Docket List

A fragmented list of names and towns appears from various locales including Asbury Park Atlantic City Catskill Mountains Virginis Bedford Tremagille Stockton Walkersville and Lutherville. The roster includes Mr and Mrs P 8 Kunkel Miss Potts Miss Young Miss Amelia Lowenstein Mrs Pomeroy and several others with no clear event or outcome described.

Kunkel Asbury Park Sirs Bargaret Brunner Brunner Catskill Mountains N. Y L. M. Nixdorf Virginis Cline Western Cities John McGill Wm. P. Maulsby Potts Young Atlantic City N. J David Lowenstein Amelia Lowenstein Bedford Pomeroy Rogers Walkersville Misa Annie Groshon Tremagille Sliss Lalla Amer Katie Getzendarner Stockton Misa Katie Johnston Lutherville

LYNCHED THEIR MAN Nessimus' Men Pore on the Police

A mob pursued and ambushed two alleged gunmen near Louisville and Nashville rails. One suspect, Frank Rosshaus, surrendered after a rifle battle. the other, Gills Johnncouw, was captured and later hanged from a bridge by masked men. Police were forced to retreat during the shootout as a crowd hunted the suspects.

Nessimus Louisvinne alCepe Middleborough Cine Louisville Nashville Winchester Gills Johnncouw Frank Rosshaus Maples Corey Willams Tedeker Johnson W Rossknas Roughs Rossinas Poillit Rossimus Twentieth Street Toolock

Nine injured as freight train collision halts work at Hepburn

A fast-moving refrigerator meat train collided with a work train at Hepburn station on the Chicago and Erie line. Wires down hinder details. 16 unavailable. Mine laborers were jailed and many injured pending scene reports.

Tiany Kestox Suly Hepburn Chi and Erie

Deadly Nitro-Glycerine Explosion Kills Oil Worker

In Pennsylvania July 185 and J Bisley, an oil well torpedo shooter, was killed by a nitroglycerin explosion. Bisley drove through a suburb with 200 pounds of the dangerous material when it detonated, destroying him and two horses and wagon. Also reports Cherokee cattle dying in Texas fever among native herds near the Cherokee nation of Texas. In New Haven, Catharine Cramer’s death prompts widespread sensational reaction as her daughter Jennie Cramer’s situation is described.

Syracuse Evans Patent Bickford Suilmen Pennsylvania Aser Gale J. Allnutt Luther MM. Bready and. S Z. Daniel Padgett Cle J. Bisley Bigley Aphaxsas City Texas Jennie Cramer New Haven Conn Catharine Cramer Ente Pa Lena Lens

Camp meeting and maritime news in brief

An Evangelical camp meeting in Brey, Pottsville district, with Rev. D A Medlar presiding elder Abontaine leading services. participants noted. A separate item reports a threatened uprising in New York, while the schooner Nathan Chapin reached port after departing Cape Haytien amid danger of an uprising in the republic. Lieutenant Commander Bartlett orders Marion to bolster Behring Sea patrol.

Gorpox Pottsville The Evangelical Association 13 Brey I- 38 D. A. Medlar Abontaine Basti New Yors Natham Chapin Cape Haytien Jaly Avery Republic Behring Sea Pory Township Wash Bartlett United States Marion

RELICS NEEDED FOR ECUMENICAL CONFERENCE EXHIBIT

A push to collect Methodist antiquities for an Ecumenical Conference in Metropolitan Church Washington starting October Ty. Rev B S Wilsons seeks rare parchments letters portraits and other historic items. The exhibit will loan and insure items and guard against loss. Notable pieces include Asbury tea cannister pouch time spectacles relic from the White Oak Tree and a Strawbridge Church wood fragment.

Rave Prederick Methodists Metropolitan Charen Washington Wilsons Third Street A. W Washington, D.C Bishop Asbury Elisha Phelps Mary E. Slorgan N. J. B. Slorgan Baltimore Carroll County Dhawbridge Evans Israel Norris Strawbridge Jacob Gruber

The County Churches Children’s Day Services Planned

Numerous church events are listed across Frederick and surrounding counties including Lutheran Saddletown Children’s Day at 10 am with The Children’s Jubilee and Rev. H.H. Weber preaching both morning and evening. Also reported are harvest plans by Dunkard Brethren at Pleasant Valley and various Sunday services by multiple congregations.

Saddletown HH. Weber Church Extension Wolfsville J. G. Smith Jacob F. Maugans Be.c Brandenburg Descens Dunkard Pleasant Valley A. M.smith Glade Missionary Society Glade Church Allegany County Maryland Sunday School Union Lonaconing To-Mor Tow Methodist Episcopal Church Mechanics‘toWn Episcopal Chapel Mechanicstown Catoctin Dilca Church Zion Fairview M. P E.T. Helfenstein Petersville Burkittsville Evangelical Lutheran Church Jefferson S A. Hedges F. Dittmar Sheridan Pleasant Hill Union Chapel H. F. Getzendanner A. S. E. Church Burtonsville William Kolt Woods A. N. Horn Deerfield J. L. Kilgore D. D Delsshmutt’s Crove Woodbine

Blaze in East Patrick street coffee roastery

A morning fire alarm at 19.20 caused by heavy smoke from coffee roasting at Besant and Knott on East Patrick street. The fire brigade arrived but intervention was unnecessary. Only a few pounds of coffee were ruined.

Messrs. Besant & Knott East Patrick Street

New Liuprovement to Demand for Mny Products

Finance and trade report from New York notes surprising activity in iron production and rising capacity, with six months output around 3.55 million tons and a wobbling demand for manufactured goods. Weakness spreads from Philadelphia to Detroit and Chicago, with price concessions and a dull market for rails and structural iron. Wheat speculation collapses, corn and oats diverge, and business failures total 244 in the U.S. and 80 in Canada. Virginia and Washington items cover census funding, a $100,000 Wire company insolvency in Delaware, a compact Erie Ferry accident, Camp Gregg encampment, trial moves in Haines case, a widow’s death by poison, a Russian famine relief poll, and licenses for peddlers in Allegheny County.

New York R. G. Bon & Cols Weekly Review of Trade Chast Tony Jane Jane Embigg Lleldelphia Philadelphia

Baseball Yesterday and Local Amateur Matches

The Valley Cage Ball Club of Bolivar hosts an open air festival with Little Patetees vs. AMitgers on Fifth Street. Strawsberger faces Braddock on the Developments grounds at 5 p.m. Amateur teams from the city juried in play, including Fagan’s team beating the Stone Front Club 18 to unspecified. City post office workers form a team led by Harrison and Moberly. Hemlock Sprinters also formed and tied Yellow Pine Stumps 4–4. Saw Logs meet Plasterers in a traditional pitched-ball contest at 6 p.m. on the Development Company grounds.

Baxe Ball News Valley Cage Ball Club Bolivar Patetees Amitgers Fifth Street Strawsberger Braddock Club Perrs Fagan Btonc City Post Office Bimbery Robertson Harrison Fader Keefer Moberly Gilson Nicodemus Davall Brust L. P_ Harrison F. HE. Devalls Ed. Moberly Myers Chep Wm. D. Fbo Teamber Company Hem‘lock Sprinters Lowenstein & Wertheimer East Third Street

Public Sale of Stocks at City Hotel

Auctioneer C. B. Font sells bank and railroad stocks this morning to various buyers including W. S. Miller J. B. Thomas George M. Gittinger and others. Prices range from 10.25 per share to 2050 per share with deposits and on the dollar notes. Also a house and lot on Telegraph Street was sold at the courthouse to Joseph Barek for 787 dollars.

Charles B. Font City Tral National Bank W.S. Miller Frederick Coast Nationa J. B. Thomas Frederick and Benasgigeais George M. Gittinger Liberty Frederick Tummpike Geo‘Markel Frederick and Ballinger Turnpise George Dr. Gittinger Franklin Savings ‘Bank Hammond Tier Thomas Gatch Frederick County Nations Henry Lorentz Central National Bank Weary Lorentz First National Bank Carlton Charles W. Berek Telegraph Street Joseph Barek

Arrivals List from Yesterday at City Hotel

Yesterday's arrivals include M Ward and G D Field from Philadelphia P A Kelley from Harrisburg Pat Joe Cobb Washington D C F P Cottis L Taylor from Philadelphia W G Harnies from Washington state and other guests from Baltimore Chicago and beyond including H Renter and White from Balto plus C Boese G Slugens from Pittsburgh H McCakey from Rochester and NcCarty from Columbia plus more county travelers Group Houses list notes F W Spotten from Columbus Pa and others from county borders

M. Ward G. D. Field Phila P. A. Kelley Harrisburg Pat Joe Cobb Washington D.C F P.cottis L Taylor W. G Hiunies Hameport Barber Conn U. F. Bennett CR. Dorges S.y's Weston H- Renter White Balto J. Ti Dopkin Wm. Crise Chicago F. W. Spotten Tha Omer

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