Church Jubilee at Ascension Parish Westminster
Jubilee reunion services marked the Ascension Parish church anniversary with sermons by Rev. Sylvanus B. Pond and Rev. Father Huntington. Judge Mauisby delivered the oration, recalling Westminster's 400 to 500 population in 1887 and the town’s role as a stop between Baltimore and Pittsburg.
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Ascension Parib
Westminster
Mauisbey
Ascension Parish
Protestant Episcopal Church, Westminster
Sylvanus B. Pond
Father Huntington
Order of the Holy Cross
Bishop Grafton
Fond du Lac
William P. Manuisby
Mauisby
Lucretis van Bibber
Shellman
Maulsby
Carroll County
Baltimore
Frederick Counties
Pittsburg
Krider
Westminster Cemetery
Tows
Washington Road
D. Hillhouse Buel
David Buel
Troy
Howard
Anne Arundel
Walvert
Prince George’s
Robert Carey Long
Whittingham
Atkinson
North Carolina
Kipp
California
Lyman
Br. Layman
Reuben Riley
Samuel Buel
David Hilhouse Buel
Samuel C. Davis
Thomas J. West
Oliver &. Prescott
E.C. B. Goodwin
James Chrystal
James Reese
John H. Converse
Julien B. Bogle
Isaac Sicholson
Milwaukee
J. Stewart Smith
Wyltis Rede
Charles M. Morrin
Jesse Higging
Rain Ends Long Dry Spell Across County
A welcome afternoon rain touched Frederick and surrounding areas after a prolonged dry period. Thunder and vivid lightning accompanied a heavy, driving shower that flooded gutters and formed water in furrows. Walkersville saw hail and Braddock reports pooled roads. A lightning strike destroyed a large barn on Joshua Martin’s farm near Greenham, ruining wheat and farming implements. telephone lines were down, delaying exact loss details. No lightning damage in Frederick city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Daysville
Brookbi
Walkersville
Braddock
Carroll Creek
Joshua Martin
Greeeham
Graceham
ANOTHER COXEY ARMY TO CAMP IN FREDERICK TONIGHT
Col S B Thomas leading the Cincinnati contingent of the Coxey Army arrives in Frederick this morning ready to camp at the Northwest Addition tonight at 5 o clock. The army of about 300 men aims for Washington to petition Congress and plans a labor convention in August to form a National labor party. Col Thomas reports good behavior and generous local hospitality along the route, with speeches planned at 7:30 this evening before moving on to Washington tomorrow morning.
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S. B. Thomas
Cincinnati
Frederick
Northwest Addition
Gettysburg
Emrettsburg
Thurmont
Washington
Congress
Thomas
Col Thomas
Frederick County
Col. Thomas
Death notices from Keedysville and nearby area
Deaths include Foster Richard infant son of James H and Ida M Anderson who died July 15 1894 aged 1 month 20 days with burial at Keedysville cemetery. Guy Oliver Wolfe died of cholera infantum at his parents house on West South street age 10 weeks 3 days funeral tomorrow at 4 pm. Mary Ann Filby infant daughter of Samuel and Mrs Filby died Monday of cholera infantum with funeral yesterday at Mt Oliver Cemetery. Nathaniel Wilson infant son of Mr and Mrs George J Wilson died today at noon at the family home on East Patrick street.
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Keedysville
Washington County
Foster Richard
James H
Ida M. Anderson
B. E. Carnabas
Suman & Carr
Gue
Wolfe
Guy Oliver
Guy
Rose Wolfe
Weat South Street
Mary Ann Filby
Samuel Filby
Mt Oliver
F Schroeder
Nathaniel Wilson
Nathaniel
Air
Geo. J. Wilson
East Patrick Street
V.S Branner
Aliss Branner
Cresson
Grayson Stup
Joseph Douglas
Oak Grove
Del
Parking
Takomi Park
D.C
Wm. Markell
Charleston
W. Va
R. V Smith
Montgomery County
Erbeck
Niagara Falls
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Ida Hull
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
O. M. Buracker
Barket Street
Chas. Lewis
Pitsburg
Raymond C. Reich
Walnut Grove
Washington
Bliss KE
Ruth Peters
Washington, D. C
Rose Mulifean
Harmony Grove
W. B. Taylor
Maggie Klotz
M. E. Lutz
John M. Lutz
Wilmington
Dei
Cape May
Aliss Grace Butler
Edward Eichelberger
West Church Street
WN. T. Butler
Haller
South Market Street
Jacob Baer
Luther Feaga
Lester
C. E. Feaga
Feagaville
Ross Hidgely
Claudia
New York
George N. Haller
L. Ebberts
Wm. Esterly
A. Smour
Leesburg
Social world delights with lanterns and music at West Church home
Mr and Mrs Edward S Bichelberger hosted a large at home gathering on West Church Street with guests greeted by Mr and Mrs Hienelberger and Misses Bichelberger Grace Butler of Washington and Mary Ingle. Rhodes Orchestra played throughout an evening of summer gaieties.
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Edward S. Bichelberger
West Church Street
Hienelberger
Bichelberger
Grace Butler
Washington
Mary Ingle
Rhodes
Annie Fagitt
Carroll Street
Bisnche
Point of Rocks Baseball Defeated at Boyd's Station
Local club Boyd's Station beat Point of Rocks 26 to 6 on July 10 after seven innings to catch a train. Hilton and Hartman starred for Boyd's while Aston Hurley Hartman Swartz contributed home runs and multi base hits. Crickets and West South streets later won 10 to 4 behind Molesworth Bennett and Moberly.
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Point of Rock
Boyd's Station
Boyd
Point of Rocks
Boyd’s
Oden
Hilton
Hartman
Aston
Hurley
Swartz
Boyds
Fisher
Athon
West South Streets
Madison Avenue
Molesworth
Bennett
West South Street
Riddlemoser
Brust
Butcher
Moberly
Hell
Purely Personal and Village Camp Meeting Notes
Purely personal notices report V S Branner and Aliss Branner traveling to Cresson Pa. Others visit relatives, attend events, or travel to cities like Washington and New York. A village camp meeting opens at Nolan's Grove with sermons, prayer meetings, and officials listed. Funerals for Helen May Stern and Eliza Dusing noted with burial details.
Frostburg Fire Department elects officers for state convention
At a Frostburg meeting the Independent Fire Department elected F. C. Besl as president George H. Wittig as vice president J. S. Metzger as secretary J B Oder as assistant secretary and D F Mc Maulen as treasurer The president may appoint a 50 member arrangements committee within one week from today for the next year’s convention to be held on the second Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Fire Department of
Frostburg
F. C. Besl
George H. Wittig
J. 5. Metzger
J. B. Oder
D. F. McMaulen
Saale Goodenberger Seeks Divorce From Andrew Goodenberger
In the circuit court a petition for a divorce a vinculo matrimonii is filed by Saale Ann Goodenberger against her husband Andrew Goodenberger, alleging an end to their marriage and seeking legal dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saale Ann Goodenberger
Andrew Goodenberger
Drought Pressures Maryland Crops Amid Tepid Rain Outlook
The seven day weather says dry, not hot, but drought threatens tobacco, corn and tomatoes while grain harvesting proceeds well. Western to Eastern Maryland reports vary from excellent wheat yields and good oats to poor pastures and late potatoes due to continued dryness. Frederick and Adamstown note wheat nearly hauled, corn suffering, and garden crops parched.
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Maryland
Delaware
Frederick County
Mt. St
M. D. Hopanis
Adamstown
R. Craups Dutrrow
Children’s Day Service at Mt Pleasant Church
A large audience attended the Children's Day service at Mt Pleasant A M I E Church last Sunday. Speakers included M G Lee of Frederick and Sr Murphy of Baltimore with Pastor Rev Stanley. Dr Getzendanner remains in charge. a replacement is to be named soon after his Washington trip.
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Mt. Pleasant
A. MI. E
Childen
M. G. Lee
Frederick
Charen
Sr. Murphy
Baltimore
Stanley
Getzendanner
Harvey F Getzendanner
Baltimore University Hospital
Geizendanner
Washington
Militia Pay Rolls Preparations Delayed by Maryland Mining Strike
Governor Brown said militia officers are preparing the payrolls for men who served in Maryland mining regions during the strike. Once rolls reach the adjutant general, payments will be issued, but detailed service time must be precisely documented. It may take weeks before all regimental rolls are ready, causing militiamen to discount anticipated pay.
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Brown
Cficera
Maryland
Adjutant-General’s Office
Minls
Maryland Firemen Name Committees for Next Year
J Roger McSherry, president, appointed executive, transportation, legislative, auditing, topic, statistical, and stars tical committees for the Maryland State Firemen Association. Members include Eddie Sawyer of Westminster, J D Brooks of West closter, and others from Baltimore, Hagerstown, Frostburg, and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
J. Roger McSherry
Eddie J. Sawyer
Westminster
Hugh B. Jones
Baithnore
F.E McCardell
Hagerston
Alex Smith
Frostburg
W. Irving Mace
Cambridge
Joseph Bear
Furius Aaron Husesswek
Ynnderich
C. J. Mosoray
Cambridge Legislatve
Joseph D. Brooks
Westclnster
Sickles
Baltimore
HH. Bb. Hock
Hagers- Lown
Frank Stevenson
Lonaconfag
Frank Sprites
T. J. Terry
Annapolis
John E. Masenheimer
Misachester
S. Lb. Fowler
Port Depoalt
George W. Fridieger
Hagerstown
T. E. Baker
Conrad J. Herpich
Cumberland
Burley
Audhing—Wm. BH. Dryden
Charies J. H. Ganter
Manchester
C. P. Martin
Augustus Avimel
Edward Stevenson
Lonaconing
Thomas L. Myers
Elegant lawns and French ginghams offered at low prices
An ad lists 3aR GaNe and Elegant Lawns at 46 with comparable items, a white hound with colored figures, and black lawn at higher per yard value. Also features 253 real jet handkerchiefs, exceptional value, limited stock, plus Ceylon Tea from North Market Street. A brief note mentions a Chinese botanist growing a diminutive oak tree in a thimble.
Nine Oclock Washing Tea promoted in city markets
Local notice promotes Nine Oclock Washing Tea as a versatile cleaning product for clothes dishes baths and all wares. It claims soap replacement uses including removing tar grease stains and cleaning metal wood glass and marble. An example package will be delivered to every house and stocked at grocery stores. Also notices a church meeting postponement and announces a special train excursion to Pen Mar via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with round trip rate of 1.25 and departure 6:30 am.
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Pen-Mar
Frederick
Bruceville
Mr.j
Myera Fa
Pen
Pan- Mar
Fairest Seaside Resorts Excursions From Pittsburgh to Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces July 19 excursions from Pittsburgh Wheeling Parkersburg and intermediate stations to Washington Junction Maryland all three seaside resorts Atlantic City Cape May and Lewes City. Tickets carry return validity for twelve days and are usable on regular trains with further stopovers at Washington for viewing Congress and Potomac tours. Pullman cars attached to morning trains and sleeping cars to night trains.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Washington Junction
Atlantic City
Cape May
Lessie City
Washington
Congress
Potomac
Bt. Vernon
Harper's Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Pen-Mar reunion trip details and multiple special fares
Local notice lists round trip steam and rail options for Pen-Mar reunion and various conventions. It cites a Frederick to Pen-Mar 9:00 am departure, 11:32 am arrival, 4:44 pm return, with five hours at the site and scenic views. Also notes Blue Mountain and other landmarks, plus later wheelsmen and Shrine meeting travel windows with specific round trip prices and final return limits. Tickets via Pennsylvania Railroad to Denver and related cities, with call for ticket office details.
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League of American Wheelmen
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Frederick
Pennsylvania R. A
Colorado
Order of Mystic Shrine
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Nolan’s Grove
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Sea Iisie City
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