Unclear Names and Venues List From Local Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple names and venues such as Yingling's Shipley Boost City Hotel Buffet Reed City Hotel A L Rhoden G Thomas Doll Brothers D C Carty Rosenour's and Winebergs. Also mentions He Sunday School. No coherent event or outcome identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wilcoxon
Yingling’s
Shipley & Boost
City Hotel Buffet
City Hotel Buiet
DOE i Reed City Hotel
A. L. Rhoden
G. Thomas
Doll Brothers
D. C. Carty
Rosenour’s
Wineberg’s
Swap Your Wants into Exchanges in The News
Readers are invited to write brief exchange ads offering items they want and what they can trade. Submit to The News with payment: 15 cents for fifteen words or 25 cents for three insertions. The message urges prompt participation as activity is expected soon.
PURELY PERSONAL VISITOR NOTES AROUND TOWN
Mrs Edward Koontz visits Point of Rocks while Miss Marion Johnson visits Washington. Mrs Ernest Helfenstein spends time in Ellicott City. Miss Clara Zimmerman and Missa Sa die Hahn visit Union Bridge. Miss Pauline Fogle visits Miss Elinor Cline on East Third street. Miss Maggie B White guests of Mrs Howard Young in East Second street. Mrs Caroline Wolfe returns from Washington. Mrs Barnes and daughter visit Mr and Mrs J E W Hargett on East Patrick street. Mrs Georgian Kohlenberg and granddaughter visit Mrs Lewis Oram. Mrs D Hauer Quynn and children visit the Misses Quynn on East Patrick street. John C Palmer of League Island Navy Yard visits Mr and Mrs Wm Ramsberg. Mrs John H Bennett leaves for Washington and Oscarville Ohio with her daughter. Henry Tranl has returned home after a tour through Americas and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Koontz
Point of Rocks
Marion Johnson
Record Street
Washington
Ernest Helfenstein
West Third Street
Ellicott City
Clara Zimmerman
Missa Sadie Hahn
Union Bridge
Pauline Fogle
Baltimore
Elinor Cline
East Third Street
Maggie B. White
Hamilton
Bermuda
Howard Young
East Second Street
Caroline Wolfe
Ellen Blake
Barnes
Denver
J. E. W. Hargett
East Patrick Street
Georgian Kohlenberg
Lewis Oram
West Fifth St
D. Hauer Quynn
Masters Allen and William
Pittsburg
Quynn
John C. Palmer
League Island Navy Yard
Vislling
Wm. H. Ramsberg
North Market Street
John H. Bennett
Oscarville
Ohio
Philips
Henry Tranl
South America
Central America
Mexico
California
Honolulu
B&O Railroad Workers Upset by Dull Times
Extra railroad employee and many regular men complain of dull business on the Baltimore and Ohio. Traffic is light with about half the staff able to handle it. Spikes of activity bring short optimism, then a week or ten day slump with little time made. New management focus appears on equipment rather than securing contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. XO
B.&o
Rumored Telephone Deal In Maryland Town
A Hagerstown report claims the Maryland Telephone Company sold its system to a Hanover Pennsylvania syndicate that has recently bought lines in Southern Pennsylvania and will take possession next Wednesday. J Clarence Lane and Alexander Weill of the Maryland Company say they know nothing of the deal. Pension Increased For Jacob Fogle A Woodsboro resident the pension has risen to eight dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland Telephone Company
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Messre
J. Clarence Lane
Alexander Weill
Maryland Company
Jacob Fogle
Woodsboro
Ten Years a Teacher and Civil Builder of Frederick County
John Otho Hays of Wolfsville Maryland marks fifty years since starting to teach on March 1 1851. Born June 17 1828 he grew up on Catoctin Mountain and became a noted educator surveyor and conveyancer. He reopened Foxville school with 35 pupils earned early teaching certificates funded further study and married Catherine Fox in 1854. He later served on school boards and as a land surveyor for four decades while helping Found the Valley Savings Bank and earning a reputation for punctuality tempered by 1864 wartime delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Otho Hays
Wolfsville
Levin
Julian Hays
Catoctin Mountain
Wolferville
Catoctin Furnace
Catoctin
Maryland
Wolfaville
Mountain School No.4
Thurmont
Frederick White
Forville
Catharine Sophia Fox
Hays
Catoctin E. D. No. 6
Frederick County
Henry Stokes
Emmitsburg
Philip Hawkins
Valley Savings Bank
Middletown
Ostodtin
A Catoctin District Quota Fraud In Baltimore Details
The Catoctin district quota of 26 men was secured by a three-person committee that contracted in Baltimore for 30 men at 300 dollars each. They deposited 7,500 dollars, but the money was kept by the contractor who used credits to reduce the quota to two men. Mr Hays led the trip to Baltimore to deposit funds, then kept the money and credits until the quota collapsed. He later benefited from the situation, while remaining active in the Lutheran church for about four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Baltimore
Ami O
Mr. Hays
Frederick
Haya
Lutheran Church
Wooltaville
Widening tre roadbed speeds B and O work near Brunswick
Rapid progress widening culverts on the B and O line from Brunswick to Harper's Ferry and to Washington Junction. Four tracks will pass through and a large masonry Catootin Creek bridge east of Brunswick will be rebuilt with four mason gangs, taking over three months. At Point of Rocks two tracks will tunnel and new tracks skirt the canal. Brunswick is poised to become a grand junction station for multiple B and O divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Harper's Ferry
Washington Junction
Harper’s Ferry
Place
Catootin Creek
Reading officials tour electric rail line to Hagerstown
Reading officials from Reading Pa with Mr Reno Harp of Frederick and Mr John E Keller of Middletown visited the electric railroad from Frederick to Middletown and Myersville and then the proposed extension to Hagerstown. A stop at Braddock Heights showcased the scenic view. The party discussed Reading control of the electric roads in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Reno
Harp
Frederick
John E. Keller
Middletown
Myersville
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
A Suggestion to Uncle Sam for a Maneuver Camp
The Catoctin Clarion argues Maryland could host a Military Maneuver Camp offering a dry malaria free highland site. It describes a dead level mountain tract near a remote area, suitable for training with minimal risk to people or property and available at a cheap price if the owner can be located and proved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Catoctin Clarion
Maryland
New Company Organized at Blue Mountain Henge
The Sweigart Manufacturing Company formed Thursday night to make rural mail boxes, based on W W Sweigart patent. Headquarters to be in Thormont, this county. Incorporators include Judge John Motter, Webster W Sweigart, Samuel M Birely, Vincent Sebald, Horace G Reese. Capital stock $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweigart
Blue Mountain Henge
W. W. Sweigart
York Road
Thormont
This County
John ©. Motter
This City
Webster W. Sweigart
Samuel M. Birely
Thurmont
Vincent Sebald
Emmitsburg
Horace G. Reese
Westminster
Local youths' livery theft ends in tears
In Hagerstown two young men claimed Hag erstown as home and hired a team from a Myersville liveryman. They did not return it until the proprietor pursued them. One youth, with tears, wailed that his girl must not learn of the incident.
Goal May Advance Again Indications of Coal Price Rise
Indications point to a rise in anthracite coal prices, with extent limited by the stationary firemen strike. If the strike lasts two weeks, coal could cost an extra 50 cents per ton. Carroll County Wheat Damaged by Rains Farmers report heavy crop damage and warn buyers not to accept musty or damp wheat. Edna Easterday of Jefferson, former Kee-Mar College elocution head, gave a creditable recital at the Piedmont Opera House for YWCA Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Edna Easterday
Jefferson
This County
Kee-Mar College
Hagerstown
Piedmont Opera House
Y. W. C. IT. Union
Glenranca
Hig Gale
Lisle
Ray Us
Water Companies' Profit Declared Dividends Rates
The Thurment Water Company declared a 7 percent dividend on its capital stock, while the Emmitsburg Water Company announced a 6 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurment Water Company
Emmitsburg Water Company
Religious Services and Meetings in Glade and Nearby Towns
Sunday and weekday services announced for Glade Reformed Walkersville St John German Catholic M K Evangelical Reformed Lutheran and other churches. Revivals sermon times Sunday schools vesper services and notes on church improvements and collections totaling over 25000 during recent years with multiple congregations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
St. John’s
Kemp Hall
A. R. Stein
St. John’s Catholic Church
Voespera
Todd
M. K
M. E. Church South
B. V. Switzer
Christian Endeavor
German Baptist Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
the Presbyterian Church
St. John's Reformed Church
Buckeystown
Alvil Conner
the Missionary Society
William C. Sykes
Burkittsville
Knoxville
Patersville
M. E
Wanted in Cumberland a suspect arrested after alleged assault
Robert Lewis alias Big Bob, a colored man, was arrested near Mt Airy by Sheriff Troxell. He is wanted in Cumberland on assault with intent to murder for shooting five times at Kata Preston who had collected church funds. Preston was unharmed. Sheriff James Martin of Allegany County delivered him to Cumberland. Lewis is also wanted in Pennsylvania on multiple charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewis
Bob
Mt. Airy
Troxell
Lewis
Cumberland
Kata Preston
James Martin
Allegany County
Pennsylvania
Deaths and a railroad deal on one page
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Caroline Sinn and Mr. Cornelius Bond aged 50 and 74 respectively with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Also listed is Mrs. Sarah Coburn and the transfer of a body to Washington. The page reports a Western Maryland Baldwin locomotive contract for ten freight engines at 14000 each with monthly rental payments for three years, then a purchase option at 2100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Bond
Johnevius
Bond
Hamilton Lindsay
Johnsville
Sapab Copley
Mire
Sarah Coburn
D. Calvin Bready
Adamstown
Washington
O. Carty
Western Maryland Railroad
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Western Maryland Company
McMurray Property Sold at Bartholow’s, Ellicott City buyer
Harvey Lense sold the McMurray Packing Company property at Bartholow's in the county this morning. A. Graham of Ellicott City purchased it for $350. Local mentions of Yingling's grand lunch, beer promotions, and various ads follow. Community notices include Feagaville Union picnic details and a Mt. Carmel church bazar set for July 22–27, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurray
Harvey Lense
The
McMurray Packing Company
Bartholow’s
This County
A. Graham
Ellicott City
Mt. Carmel
Seventh Lot Reduced Ribbons For Sale
Advertises box fancy and plain ribbons No 40 now reduced to 12 4c per yard. Notes many ribbons claim to be worth double and more. Public sale style listing within a lot of Firth Lot All French and domestic 'uhallies' slaughtered wording suggests an auction or clearance listing for fabric items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIRTH
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the Daily News
Mwwok—Petrarch
Caroline Anne Southey
Napoleon
Bertin
Spain
John G. Walker
Confederacy
Jean Ingelow
London
China
France
Japan
United States
Amur
Transvaal
Wishisgion
Fox News
Wv. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Niewaepapre Rikiv
John C. Hays
Hoge
John
Rayb
TRE
Piedmont
Saveral
Sunday Schools and Societies
Met
Airy
Caroline Sinn
Caroline O. Sinn
Charles W. Sinn
Yingilog
Yingling
City Hotel
Nanas Sata Te City Hotel
Dolla
Victor Flour Sister
Barret
Milwaukee
Doll's
West Second Street
A. L. Rhodes
Frederick, Md
Guy Hotel Bullet
Atingiacintaces
He City Hotel Buffet
Sweitzer
Schlitz
Feagaville
North Bentz St
Mrg. L. F. Morgan
Park Hotel
Market St
Handsome Presents
Frederick College
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester
Wm. C. Boteler
East Church Street
John Hendrickson
Charlies
Fing Workmien
Jobn Hespstoxsox
Neidig & Miller
Nene & Miller
GEO
Rodook & CO
Madras
QEO
Rodock & LC
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ehal Ciqilt
Mdb
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
E. Fourth &J
RICE
Bia Fredk Co
Carly
Ceresville Mills
Notre & Manon
Clinton E. Main
DR. Mean
Phonan
Fredariex, Md
Nene Isanogle
Arnold
de Haan
Isanogle & Wagaman
F. B. Sappington
City Hal
F. Roland
Gaxvi
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patrick
Ramaburg
Eugene Sponseller
Yiswitadat
Oller
Stonesifer
Wrehington
Big Pine Creek
Taneytown
Union Ridge
Mii
Wolf & Co
Chambersburg
Jung
Reincollar & CO 2
Gulrizdaet
Taneytown, Md
Roanoke College
Salem, Virginia
Avliuseb
Dreher
dvlSdeodawinm
ST Joseph's Academy
Emmtssu8u
Sisters of Cinarity
Blue Rides Mountains
Townsend
Sport & Sox
Fayette ST
OPPC
Baltimore, MD
Tion
Bank of
Tyler
Ren
Thomas
Second Street
Anton H. Steiner
R Julicitt
William Baabe & Co
HE. Wilcoxon
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