Personal and social notes from the city visitions
Purely personal notices list Detroit visitors to the city and other travel. Names include Mr and Mrs R P Elliot, Mrs Eldred Jobson of New York visiting the Potts family, H P Gorzuch and C E Goodwin of Westminster, I W Morgan and A L Bilis of McKeesport, and others. Several travel departures occur, with Miss Lilia Tyzon and Miss Grace Cattle heading to Shepherdstown. A Democratic State Convention attendance is noted for Frederick J Nelson in Baltimore. Mrs J Alexander Shriver of Baltimore visits Greensburg and White Sulphur Springs with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Elliot
Detroit
Mich
City
Milas Eleanor Potts
Nettle Crection
Berkeley Spring
W. Va
H. P. Gorzuch
Charlies E Goodwin
Westminster
Frederick
Mears
I. W. Morgan
A.L Bilis
McZeesport
City Hotel
Harry J. Lebhem
East Third Street
Bla Aurt
Jas. B Yeakle
Baltimore
Eldred Jobson
New York
Arthur Potts
Court Street
C.B. Walker
W.beesndorff
Baltimore City
Milasecs Blums
Frederick J. Nelson
Lilia Tyzon
Grace Cattle
F. T. Grove
Shepherastown
Brief Bits: Market Casts and Miscellany In Offbeat Notes
Castles on market, cherry run peach crop may total 106000 bushels. Two English town businessmen I Came and H E Went. Gold in Alaska still abundant. Straw to yellow leaf stage. Sir Walter Scott manuscript of Lady of the Lake sold in London for 5450 dollars. Summer girl charms with laughter and pursuit. Some favor enginement bicycles as engagement-ring substitute. Menayzak philosopher notes women care about clothes they wear and men about clothes they don’t. Ex state treasurer Stevenson Archer weakens in private ward at City Capitol Baltimore, suffers from disorder. not ventured outdoors in eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casteloupes
Cherry Run
I. Came
H. E. Went
Alaska
Sir Walter Scout
London
Menayzak Philozopher
Stevenson Archer
Eopitol
Balimore
Arcner
Braddock Heights to Host Evening Dance Series
The Braddock Heights Company sponsors a dance this evening at Braddock Heights. After this week the company will offer dances twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Also tonight a bicycle tea returns, hosted by Miss Nannie Johnson on Court Street at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Dances
Braddock! Heights
Braddock Heights Company
Nannie Johnson
Court Street
Braddock
Services in Z on Reformed Church Charlerville August 7
News of the churches reports services at Z on Reformed Church Charlerville next Sandsy August 7 with分 two morning and evening gatherings led by Pastor Sey M Hench. Buckeys town Christian Badeavor Society meets tonight at 8 under Mr C Shayer with the topic Putting Religion Into Our Daily Tasks citing I Kings 7 18 14 Acts 18 14 Mark 6 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z'on Reformed Church
Charlerville
Sandsy
Pleasant Hill
Sey
Suckrystown C. B
Buckeystown
Huilt Runs for Register of Will in Republican Field
In the field for Register of Will, H. Clay Huilt campaigns on the Republican ticket seeking support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Huilt
Register of Will
Maryland appointments postponed by President after Wellington talks
Senator Wellington and Representative Barber pressed the issue of Maryland federal offices during a long talk with President McKinley. The President postponed appointments for the present and pledged to notify Wellington before acting during his summer absence. He indicated consultation with Wellington on each post and acceptance of some advice when decisions occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Eseastor Wellington Hai Bie
Ferster
Wellington Wan Plese
Medd
Wellington
Aot
Tuck
Paelees
Wellbcon
Parratt
Barber
House
Weldngton
Presiett
McKinley
MG. Meesley
Atp
Benator
Sam
Lake Cbamplain
Ater
Tt Sa
Dr. Task
Religion
Hs Bar
Watermelon Run Hosted by Bicycle Club to Liberty Bridge
A watermelon run from Frederick to the Liberty bridge under the Bicycle Club will be held on Friday evening. Heelmen are invited to participate. Tickets for the run may be secured from Capt. Gary Lochner or Mr. Murray Brish. The event’s previous participants enjoyed the 13st summer rows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Liberty Bridge
Bicycle Club
Gary Lochner
Murray Brish
Blornes Mr Geo Zimmermans Driving Horse Gored
A horse named Pack Mi on a farm owned by Geo Zimmerman was severely gored by a ball on Friday, causing injury to it. Six other horses on the same farm were affected around the same time, with the incident believed to be linked to an internal cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Zimmerman
J, Davis
Initei
Repairs Delayed in Court Park Walk Repair
Repairs to the Court Park walk by Mr. Jace Pacebus were halted due to unsuitable weather. Work resumes when conditions improve after repairs were completed in two or three places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Jace Pacebus
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1997 January receipts disbursements
The 11ef department of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad released a statement of receipts and disbursements for January 1997. The report shows receipts of 36 824 91 and disbursements of 32 471 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3&O
Department of the Bat’more and Ohio Railroad
Picnic draw 175 excursionists to Island Park
About 175 excursionists traveled to Island Park this morning for the Quinn A. B. E. Charen picnic, enjoying a communal outing in pleasant weather and local facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Island Park
Quinn A. B. E. Charen
Special Session on Road Closure Near Mt St Marys College
A special session of the Board of County Commissioners was held yesterday to consider closing a roadway near Mt St Marys college. The action aimed to determine impact and legality for traffic and access near the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Property Deeded and Marriage Licenses Recorded
Property transfer records show EL Stalner Zimmerman et al transferring 205 acres of land to Edward J. Zimmerman Jr for 4358 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for George Pickney Cadet and Berths R. Smith, colored, of New Market district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Stalner Zimmerman
Edward J. Zimmerman, Jr
George Pickney
Berths R. Smith
New Market District
Adar Abrecat Bitterness After Midnight Injury
Adam Abrecht, a young worker at Palgetio Fibre Works, was knocked insensible by a falling block of wood while operating a machine yesterday. He remained unconscious for hours, was brought home on a cot by coworkers, and showed slight improvement this morning. Other workers recently injured in similar incidents at the same factory faced less severe outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Abrecht
Palgetio Fibre Works
Yeatordsy
Fatory
Abrecht
Community Picnic and Festival Announced Across City
Various church groups announce outdoor events this week including a Sunday school picnic by Trinity Church and a Saturday festival by Yulca church choir. Braddock hosts weekly dances, and a reunion of the Railroad YMCA occurs at Inland Park with a tournament and dance in Gaver's woods near Utes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M
Chaurch
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Freasant Btu
Yulca Church
Piente
Agricultural Park
Railroad Y. Mom. CA
Inland Park
Gaver's Woods
Utes
Democratic State Convention Nominates Comptroller and Clerk Candidates
The Democratic State Convention in Baltimore at noon nominated candidates for comptroller of the treasury and clerk of the Court of Appeals. Delegates from this county include F. Marion Fitole, Jacob Daaleman, J. Roger McSherry, Charles N. Hargett, C G. Dotrow, J. A. Lightner, Cavin Ogle, and many others who will cast all voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bohn
T. B. Norwood
Or. M. Whitebill
B. L. Gaver
D.C. Kemp
J. D. Abstt
Association Exhibition Showcases Chett Students Woodwork
The Balthmore Folytechrts School presents four cases of carpentry carving turning and Peteron making by Chett students now on display in the Association game room. Inspect the exhibit to gauge night class woodwork potential. Religious work committee meets tonight at 830. Excursion to Garpers Farry tomorrow via any train. Frederick departures 6:60 and 9:40, round trip 50 cents, under the B and M C A direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthmore Folytechrts School
Chett
Garpers Farry
Frederick
M. Hound
Barn Fire Destroys Emanuel Zipp Barn in Carroll County
A barn at Emanuel Zipp’s Deep Ren Valley Myers district Carroll County was burned with wheat hay farming implements and wagon shed. Estimated loss 1200 to 1400 dollars. Insurance partly covers by Dug Hill Company. Suspected arson by children who played inside the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Zipp
Ren Valey
Myers District
Carroll County
Dug Hill Company
Worthy of Patronage by James W Harding at Philoms Theater
James W Harding, a blind student from the Maryland School for the Blind, will present a musical and literary entertainment at Philoms Theater tomorrow evening. He will be assisted by leading local authors and musicians, and the community’s support is urged for the deserving young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Harding
Ciy
Maryland | ‘School For the Blind
Philomsthean Hall
Partial Solar Eclipse Visible Across United States
A partial solar eclipse will be visible tomorrow from a point in the United States. The sun will be partially obscured as the moon moves in, causing a noticeable dimming of daylight. Eclipse begins at 8:50 a.m. and ends at 11:54 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Point
United States
Festival and Entertainment by Creagerstown Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of Creagerstown will host a festival and entertain meet at the town hall on Thursday evening August 5. The entertainment will feature gentlemen from Baltimore performing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Creagers
Tiendles
Gntlemen
Baltimore
Street Scraping Affected by Overnight Rain On City Streets
A force of corporation workers engaged in street scraping this morning on North Market Street. Heavy rain from Monday night washed East Patrick Street, below the Pennsylvania Railroad, leaving it nearly as clean as the scraping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Patrick Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
11 Year Old Boy Injured Crossing Pennsylvania Rail
Willie Lebbert son of Mr Wil lim Lebbert of Ess Third Street fell crossing the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday and struck his right knee on a rail. An ugly cut resulted from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Willim Lebbert
Third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pic Nic Postponed At Braddock Heights Picnic
The Lutheran picnic scheduled for today at Braddock Heights is postponed until Friday due to inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
M C A Beunion Role at Harper's Ferry Event
The seventh annual reunion and excursion of the B and O M C A will be held at Harper's Ferry tomorrow. Advice on blood purity notes that Blood's Garssparilla is advertised as purifying nourishing and promoting health.
Busy Freight Transfer Measures City Growth
A crowded Norfolk style scene shows two electric cars with a wheat gondola, a horse freight team, coal cart, wagons, and many pedestrians at the Pennsylvania Railroad junction in Frederick Street. A second crowd gathers at the B&O junction for the pirate car to Brad dock sights as Patrick Street becomes a busy three-rail nexus evidencing the city’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvanus Ralhow
Frederick Chy
Frederick
Middletown
B&o
If&mesd F.C
Death Work of Miss Rannie Haller Ends in City
Miss Rannie Haller, 50, long a beloved teacher and Sunday School worker, died yesterday at her East Patapsco Street home after a long illness. Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 PM from her brother’s South Market Street residence with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rannie Haller
Napnole G Haler
East Patiish Street
Deccand
Nicholas
Margaret Haller
Onealster
Carrie Patterson
Arthur
Barry
Wly Am Galter
Frank
Balticore
Miss Galter
Hige
Sor
Ibis City
Cherca
Discsss
Eterra' Rast
South Market Street
Mee Shaw
Addie L. Shaw
A. B. Blaw
Hagerstown
East Washington Street
Wright
Antonrille
Church of God
Benton Myers
Uniontown
Carroll County
Allen Graham
Fannie Myers
Union Bridge
Manile Ssylor
Linganors
Frederick County
W. B
Newton Siftely
Lilberry
Sam's Creek
Thin County
Kenley
John Casper
Charles Katppe
East Second Street
W.J. McKenney
M. E. Chaurch
Mt Olivet
FL Schroeder
Asbestos Rock Found Near Myeraville Valley
D H Mowe of the Myeraville Guide, a caller at the Saterstown Globes office on Saturday, left a large piece of white rock found in the public road about a mile from Myeraville. The rock is described as clean and rich surface material. locals show interest and search will continue for this galasole mineral to boost valley wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Mowe
Myeraville
Frederick Club forms strong nine for baseball games
A nine-man Frederick baseball club named the Frederick Club has been organized with M. E. Phoebus as president, M. N. Nusez as secretary and treasurer, W. S. Bennet as manager, and M. N. Naez as captain. They plan games against the Harlems and Lefayettes of Baltimore and Havre de Grace teams. Clubs wishing to challenge should address a letter to M. N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
M. E. Phoebus
M.N. Nusez
W. 8. Bennet
M. N. Naez
Harlems
Lefayettes
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Wil
M. N. As
Maryland State Bar Association Meets At Coven City
The Maryland State Bar Association annual meeting occurs today and Thursday in Colan City with Chief Judge James McSherry presiding. Nearly 150 lawyers, from Baltimore and counties, attend or plan to attend. The program includes committee reports, subject addresses by Judge McSherry and Judge Poeter, and a banquet speeches by W. Plokey Whyte, Henry Page, and others. John P. Poe will preside and act as toastmaster at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coven City
Keege
Maryland State Bar Association
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
Colan City
Baltimore
McSherry
Judge Poeter
Wiliam Plokey Whyte
Henry Page
Somerset County
Mes
George Whitelock
Ferdinand Wuilhems
Williem P. Maulsby
Rchard M. Venable
John P. Poe
Maryland History Reflections on Oxford and Early Trade
The Sun prints Captain Bapogie's Journal excerpts, tracing Oxford Maryland’s rise as a trade hub on the Choptank and its ties to Bristol and Liverpool. Notable figures include Robert Morris and Bishop William White’s kin, with English settlers and colonial commerce shaping regional growth and Maryland’s historical pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bita
Maryland
Tha Sun
Virginia
Bristol
England
Nottingham
Oxford
Eta
Liverpool
Rovart Morris
Hies
Captele Banning
Cams
Tims
Thomas White
Wm. White
Pennsylvania
Robert Morris
Deed of Tenet Involves Insolvent Trust Settlement
James Polk Biser of Peterville district fled a deed of trust to Frederick Mertens Charles A. Rice and Thomas T F Blaser covering dwelling real estate and personal property valued at 560 dollars. Charles Clark trading as Clark's MINE rny and Dressmating Establishment seeks relief under insolvent laws. B. S. Lew has been appointed preliminary trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Polk Biser
Petereville
Frederick Mertens
Charles A. Rice
Thomas TF. Blaser
Charles Clark
Clark's Minenery and Dressmating
Lew’s
Frederick Branch Ioserstate Telephone Company Officers Election Today
Heavy rain drenched Frederick this morning at eight o clock. The Frederick Branch will hold its serial meeting and officer election this afternoon at the First National Bank building with attendance expected from local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ioserstate Telephone Company
First National Bank
Lookout Excursion to Baltimore and Bay Ridge on Aug 3
Local notice urges readers to join Ritmen's Excursion to Baltimore and Bay Ridge on Tuesday August 3 with round trip fares, schedule times from Market and Patrick streets, free coffee and refreshments, and invitations to reunions and other events at Brad doce Heights and Cruid Hall Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltmore
Bay Ridge
Baltimore
Washington
Excursion to Chautauqua and Ocean Shores by B and O
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad schedules an excursion to Chautauqua and to Atlantic City Cape May and Uceso City with reduced round trip fares. Tickets valid through September 1st with multiple daily departure times from Frederick Hagerstown and other stations. Passengers may stay overnight in Philadelphia and resume travel next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Alantic City
Cape May
Drafale City
Uceso City
Muatop
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Seashore
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Enry Snyder
Jerry Kelly
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Ka’e Nunamaster
Keedysville
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George W. Brengle
Mt. Olives Cemetery
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J. R. Kilne
Picek
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Braddoce Heights
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Rifemen
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Nice O'Cock
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Esha E. Mulbmx
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Circuit Cour
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North Marest Street
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OSN J. Remsburg
Prescripsion Drug
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