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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show a list or figures with numbers and a reference to an office and a count of ten. No clear event or names fully readable.
The notice states that certain staff will open studies in September at the Novitiate and that by month’s end transfer of the Novitiate community to New York is expected. It lists Rev. John H O Rourke Rev. J Havens Rich and others as staff and notes carpenters at Ss Andrew's on the Hudson. It also mentions Father Gaffney remaining in the community and ties to a Gothia chapel project funded by jubilee gifts.
Obscure obituary fragment recalls a Maryland political figure once tied to the Boonabora Republican Club. It notes death during service as a consulting engineer, 1898 brevet promotions, Camp Alger duties, Porto Rico assignment under Generals Grant and Henry, with a funeral planned Friday afternoon at an Elizabeth location and burial to follow.
A fragmentary collection of witty lines and observations on everyday life and technology. Notes about heat measurement, long distance service, and humorous exchanges between Tommy and Pop. The piece weaves playful bon mots with brief social commentary from the era.
A delightful dance was held at the Lisganore Hills Inn last night with many guests enjoying lemonade and cake. Brenner's Superb Orchestra provided music as Frederick attendees included Mr. and Mrs. S. Elmer Brown, Miss Hxreh, and others. a dance at Braddock Heights featuring Miss Willie Ritchie's Class with a special car departure and Frederick Select Orchestra music.
Special Dispatch reports President Mitchell received a communication from Shamokin district United Mine Workers HQ stating the Shenandoah situation is not as bad as described. No deaths or fatal injuries were reported in the riot. Annual reunion of the B. and C. Y. H. C. A. is at Island Park with sixty five Fredericktonians attending. Zinc and grinding make Devon lead and zinc paint wear twice as long as lead and are mixed by hand and sold by P. L. Hargett & Co.
Dr M Easterday of Jeffar 180u will leave for Colorado Springs September 1 where he will practice dentistry. Until that time he will join many of his policy friends in camp at Dixies Cave near Gettysburg.
The will of Adriana Eateman was probated in the Orphans Court yesterday afternoon. The estate is bequeathed to Mrs. Marthe M. Pops. Milton G. Urner named executor. Rest estate sale: Samuel Werthsimer bay purchased John Brubaker's property on Coast Street formerly Brubaker's restaurant for $2,500. Say you saw it in The Sows.
Walter Daniwis of Galthersburg defeated Rich ard Potts of Frederick in the seventeenth round of an eight round pro boxing match at Athletic Park last night. The bout started slow, Potts struggled after the tenth round but briefly floored Daniwis in the fifteenth. Daniwis dominated the seventeenth, sending Potts down for a decisive knockout as referees called the fight a draw to divide the purse.
The funeral for Nicholas Haba from North Market Street Frederick drew many, with Rev Dr Luther Rever officiating. Pallbearers drawn from Columbia Masonic Lodge and Jacques De Molay Commandery escorted the body to Mount Olive Cemetery. floral tributes were abundant and the grave lay covered with roses.
Fragmentary report describes an engine stuck incident on the westbound line near Washington. A freight or passenger train with three engines was moved to a siding at Barnesville after a disruption, with accommodations made for the scene and track clearing underway in the afternoon.
Names and places across Maryland and nearby states appear in a mixed update. Mentions include Richard T. White of Montgomery County near Boyds, Westminster death from an accident, Luther F. Barkhart of Washington County near Carretowne, and John T. Lane of Westminster. Cardinal Gibbons named vice-president of the Schley Triumphs Arch Association. A Kent County bid for road-use control is noted along with a police marshal promotion in Baltimore and a Northeastern district captain set to become deputy marshal.
An interment service in memory of Olive Tone and Adiiava Bateman was held at the M E church last night. Adolphus Fearhske led with a short address paying tributes to the deceased. Additional remarks were offered by B R Lewis Dr Radclife James P Perry L B Mullinix J D Hendrick son Mr Grove W H Nicodemus Mrs Fearhake Mrs Adams Mrs Brust and Miss Morsell highlighting devoted church work and long membership.
The Local Biart reports market quotes: corn per barrel eight fourteen five, shelled corn sixty two cents per bushel, wheat No. 2 fed sixty three cents, steamer sixty four cents per bushel. Company bids sixty three cents for daily wheat bay, fourteen to fifteen pounds per ton.
Scales added to the Beckley confectioners establishment described as nickel polished and mounted on a marble base. The weights are also nickel and enclosed in a neat case.
George McCahan long served as secretary of Maryland Grand Chapter and Grand High Priest of the Royal Arch in Maryland. He died at Glyndon Park near Baltimore from a stroke suffered September 4 1901, aged with a wife and daughter Julia A Ghent surviving. He lived in Baltimore and Chicago for Maryland duties, leaving one daughter, Mrs John A Priest, and several siblings.
A reader from Philadelphia writes about traveling to the Pennsylvania mountains and Braddock Beightr, hoping to hear from Dod Page's horn and visit a summer colony. The note includes a 15 cent payment and requests a reliable publication for updates, hoping Charlie Wilcoxon succeeds in growing cobless 07 08 &ETapsS Vine and wins the ham bons contest at Athletic Park next week.
In a spirited contest at Derr's diamond Bentztown Bards defeated Mushroom Clubs with a 102 run margin. Beaufelter led the batting on the Bards while Miller and Staward contributed in the field. Phosbos and Yinger officiated the game.
Weekly records from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts list multiple real estate transfers with prices, names of buyers sellers and locations in Frederick and Emmitsburg. Included are estate probates, accounts, guardianships, and public notices alongside Urbana notes and local improvements on the Baltimore and Ohio line.
Notice calls out sections 25 26 27 28 and 29 of Ordinance No 14 restricting work on pipes and water system attachments. Superintendent of Water Works will inspect premises where water is used and report violations. Violators will be prosecuted. Gro. Epw. Suite, Mayor.
Various items including a fall session notice for Frederick Business College starting September 1, 1902, a potatoes for sale ad at 750 per bushel, a postponed St Joseph Catholic church picnic, an optical company appearance by Angus Lake in Washington, D C, a B&O excursion to Washington and Baltimore on Aug 8, and a Frederick real estate and loan firm advert.
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