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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1894

Page

4

Death Roll and Interments in City and County May

May saw 36 deaths across city and county with 7 in city and 29 in county. Interments occurred at Mount Olivet, St John’s, and colored graveyards, plus many scattered in rural cemeteries. Funeral for J M Catrow’s child held in Utica with local ministers officiating. Independence Hose Co No 1 to meet this evening. City reel team practiced on West All Saints.

Mount Olivet St. John’s New Market Hope Hill Ladiesburg Liberty Beaver Dam Knoxville Unionville Lewistown Charlesville Thurmont Emmitsburg Bethesda Mt. Carmel Cilca J. M. Catrow Reformed Church Utica 5. M. Hench J. Casper Lawrence Miller Lesle Wilds Cameron Hill Erastus Leathman C.C. Carty Independent Hose Company No. 1 West All Saints Street

Purely Personal After Hours Visits and Returns

Purely personal notes from the city recount attendees at last evening’s New Market entertainment. Brief updates mention W Fabroey’s summer break at Juniata College, Hanover visitor Miss Shaw’s return with Miss May Shipley, Mrs Oscar Haller of Baltimore visiting Mr J R Young, and Miss Datty Shawn’s return from Doubs after visiting Mrs Jeane Michael.

Bert Bader Frank Heck Lewis Halivr Calvin Schildnecht New Market W. Fabroey Juniatse College Huntingdon Miss Shaw Hanover May Shipley Oscar Haller Baltimore J. R. Young North Maret Street Datty Shawn Doubs Jeane Michael West Patrick Street

Deaths and Funerals in Liberty and Surrounding Areas

Notice of multiple deaths and funerals including Mrs. Kate E. Smith near Liberty aged 32 with four children. Elizabeth Routzahn of North Market street aged 53. Tosish Harp aged about 6. Modessa Ackerman of Baltimore aged 31. Mrs Sarsh Ayern aged 84. Details cover church services, burial plans, and family survivors.

Albert &Mith Kate E Albert Smith Liberty M.P. Church S. F. Cassen First Thessalonians Messrs N. E. Norris Lloyd Relaler Harry Boyle Charles Hammond Edgar Hammond Charles Kling Sneadner Brothers Routzabn Elizabeth Routzahn Joseph Routzahn North Market Street Cromwell Ducress Wm D Bowers Rebecca Routzahn Henry Jos L. Routzahn Funers Mt. Olivet Josiah Harp Tosish Harp Myarsville

Health Ordinance Violations Led to Fines and Detentions

John Walter paid a $155 fine after failing to comply with Frederick city health rules requiring a water tight box for cess-pools. Another man, John Wm. Boute, was found guilty of forcible entry and detainer and held on $100 bail for the August Grand Jury term. Chas and Roy Schroyer faced disorderly conduct charges with $50 bail set for a fresh hearing. Relics of Charlotte Bronte are described by Ann English, recounting memories of the Bronte parsonage and associated items and visits.

John Walter Eckstein Frederick City John Wm. Boute Constable Aliller Justice Hewes Hansh Magee Vai Vet Dao L Chas Roy Schroyer Charlotte Bronte Ann English Istly Bronte Marths Miss Bronte Jane Ese

Social World Recap at West South Street Gathering

Jag Minnie Mehrilag entertained friends at her home last evening with meat courses in a pleasant social event. The notice promotes patent remedies Xarl's Clover Root and Shiob's Cure sold by Albert L. Pearre, Apothecary, outlining claims for complexion, constipation relief, and cough or consumption cures with small price points.

Jag Minnie Mehrilag West South Street Xarl Albert L. Pearre Bene Bae Uss Sbifons A. L. Pearre Frederick, Md A. Pearre Draggist South Maret Street Patrick Sleiner Bros Draggista North Market Street J. A. Williamson Draggzin News Volice

The Lord Commands Israel’s Passover Night

The lesson centers on Exodus's Passover night. God instructs Moses and Aaron to demand Pharaoh’s release, to sanctify the first month as their new year, and to select a spotless lamb for each household. The blood on doorframes offers protection while the household eats roasted lamb with unleavened bread, symbolizing sacrifice, suffering, and imminent departure.

Moses Aaron Egypt Pharaoh Terme Israel Noah Rabab Lydda Joshua Congregation of Israel Christ Jesus John vi Mm Phil Belere John xvi Gethsemane Calvary Redempion Jedemment Zion Leib

World Fair Souvenir Portfolio Offered for Fifteen Cents

A nostalgic offer from H. B. Bucklen & Co of Chicago invites readers to obtain a World’s Fair Souvenir Portfolio for fifteen cents in postage stamps. The booklet, normally fifty cents, promises artistically rendered views of guest buildings with descriptions, and a refund of stamps if not satisfied after delivery.

H. B. Bucklen & Co Chicago, Il

Baseball Bouts Feature Evening Stars and Yellow Caps

A lively base ball day with Evening Stars vs Yellow Caps ending 44 to 8 in favor of the Yellow Caps. Mt St Mary's College beat Mt. Pleasant of Harrisburg 17 to 4 on college grounds. Adamstown defeats Riversides 16 to 13 with Wolfe starring in the box and Ramsey heavy hitting. Also notes a flood relief letter from Williamsport and local medical advertisements amid youth sports and a sprained knee incident.

Ellow Hiron Jacobs Stars Wachter Lips Mt. St. Mary's College Mt. Pleasant Harrisburg Mt St Mary’s F. Murphy Koons Marrane Jones Adamstown Riversides Fisher Ramsburg Wolfe Amnett Point of Rocks Wood Kid The Rivversides

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