The Weekly News Offers Twelve Page Issue With Extras
The issue presents twelve pages full of world news telegraphs and local reports, with features like Girl About Town and Market Scribe. It includes Captain Kilmer on Vera Cruz 1847, artful illustrations, a Sunday school lesson, household and farm tips, short stories, poems, and Albert Fleming’s Sally. Advertising pages promise spring and summer bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl
Geo. L. Kilmer
Vera Org
General Scott
Taliwell Ac
International Bundey-school Less Son
Albert Fleming
Sally
Hoover Bride Marries Miss Owings in Chattanooga
The marriage of Mr Hoover of Chattanooga Tennessee and Miss Mary Eleanor Owings of Frederick took place this morning at the bride’s mother's home 71 East Second Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev Gaborne rector of All Saints' Church in the presence of friends and relatives. The couple received congratulations then left by the Pennsylvania Railroad for a brief bridal trip and plan to reside in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Owine
Chatanooga
Tenn
Mary Eleanor Owings
Frederick
Nicholas Owings
East Second Street
Gaborne
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Mr. Hoover
Pennsylvania Railroad
South
Death and death notices from local clergy and Jesuit
Rev Dr J McKendree Reiley a Baltimore Methodist minister died at home after weeks of illness age not stated He was born in Broadtop Pa March 3 and lived in Frederick before Baltimore He was connected to Exeter Street Church and had brothers A R Reiley and J Fletcherley and sisters Jane and Sally Reiley Blasius Walsh S J aged 80 and born in France died at the Frederick Novitiate He entered the Society of Jesus in 1850 and will be buried Friday You need Hood s Suprose blood faIm pure etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale
J. McKendree Reiley
Methodist Biscopal Church
North Carey Street
Baltimore
Reiley
James , Reiley
Broadtop
Frederick
Exeter Street
A. R. Reiley
Cumberland
J. Fletcherley
Frederick County
Jane
Sally Reiley
Walsh
Blasius Walsh
Society of Jesus
Lere
France
Frayers from the Land of the Midnight Sun to Jerusalem
Elder D L Miller delivers a Bible lands lecture to a large Tabernacle audience using travel scenes from Norway Germany Rome and Athens to illustrate scriptural truth. The Missionary Board notes outline committee reports and visitors stay on grounds while preparations for Sunday continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Brother Miller
Miller
Tabernacle
Land of the Midnight Sun
Jerusalem
Galtvarne
Norway
Maryland
David
Palestine
Germany
Rome
Athens
Panul Do Marshill
Paul
Smyrna
Asis
Joppa
Jeruassem
Nile
Mission Board plans and progress in missionary work
The Mission Board reports on committee members led by Elder Enoch Evy and notes plans to send four missionaries to India, fund a church house in Withington, and establish orphanages. It cites distributing 2,000,000 tracts, opening an Indian orphanage, and expanding worship across Denmark Sweden Asia Minor and India with over 1,200 dollars raised this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missonary and Tract Committees
Enoch Evy
Kansas
L. Miller
Tutinois
Zag
Pensylvania
F. Sauger
Virginis
Issac Frantz
Armenig
J. Fercken
Smyrne
India
Brethren Church
Denmark
Sweden
Asia Minor
United States
The
Brethren
Fitzwater
Bathister
Virginia
Iowa
George Myers
New Enterprise
George
Mission Board
Middis Pennsylvanis
Solomon Stoner
Maryland
Middle Town
Bilder J. D Haughtelr
Slater Carrie Waat Rgreen
Washington, D.C
Sallie Hawk
Harrisburg
T. F. Imler
Lancaster
Rider J. B. Light
Greenspring
Stover
Fercken
Sayrma
Asie Minoc
Brumbauzh
Guapél Messenger
Holy Land
Middle Pennsylvania
TAR Standing Committee Meeting Sets Stage for Conference
The standing committee met this morning in the grounds room and will hold three sessions today. It acts as the conference government when the general body is not in session and outlines its work. About three-fourths attended the opening. officers to name include moderator, reading clerk, writing clerk, and door keeper. Contests for three posts delayed organization as it stays in session daily until the conference opens Tuesday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Jerusalem
Solomon
Voltaire
Miller
Tabernacle
The
Sessson
District representatives listed for church committee across regions
The article lists districts and representatives for a church committee covering sites from Kansas to Illinois and beyond. It notes contested standings for Denmark, Sweden, and California due to prior service, and describes the organization of the Blanding Committee with names for moderator reading clerk and other officers, with all districts represented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speikwestern
Kansas
Bouthers
Colorado
Oklahoma Territory
Seveere
Eenees
E. Stadebaker
Northweeters
Nantes
Bouthessters
Hortheeatara
Kanes Ebrasks
Micheeeenant- Peprecennes Norte
South Dake
Middie
Iowa
Missouri
David Hilderbrand
DO. M. Mohler
Arkansas
Carlstian Holderman
Essmeennee Corte Fie
Illinois
Wiscourle
D. B. Eby
Henry Mattin
Miller Western Pennsylvanis
Middle Pennsylvanis
B. Brambaugh
Pennsylvanis
Johan Lehoer
Penveyivante
Mich Ba
Maryland
Soomo
Weet
W. A. Bhorty
D. le. Miler
Denmark
Sweden
S. M. Lovee
Ohio
Northwest
I. D. Parker
California
Blanding
Owa
K. W. Tester
Hageratown
Ind
Daniel Haya
Broadway
David Eby
Utaots
J. 8. Moore
Msort
Tinoisne
Notes and Personal Highlights From North Manchester Meeting
Community notes describe Mr. Jonathan Harshman from North Manchester attending the annual gathering. The tabernacle and grounds glow with arc and incandescent lights, meals serve hundreds daily, and lodging accommodates many Western visitors. Organizers from the Business Men's Association receive praise for arranging sessions and housing arrangements, with religious services scheduled across Friday to Monday and a morning Bible study led by Elder J. G. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Harshman
North Manchester
Ind
J. T. Barahkman
Wolfsville
Lehtinen
Catoctin
Ee Messrs
Jewis A. Rice
Frank B. Sappington
Busineas
Hutchiaan
Tabernacle
J. G. Rogers
Fair Ground
Blue Ridge Range
Sugar Loaf
Monocacy
Ita Banks
Prederick Junction
Jily
Tasac Hertzler
Samuel Whittier
Chiquez Church
Pennsylvania
Ie Aine
Bible Term Brings Delegates to Conference Grounds
L.W. Teeter of Lecians, noted Brethren author, reached the grounds with others. Delegates from Virginia to Missouri arrive by train as the Bible term progresses with speakers like Dr. A. B. Owen and Elders at the General Mission and Tract Committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.W. Teeter
Brethren
Eeaday
Grousda
A. Overholzer
California
New Orleans
Fiebington
Overholtger
John G Weybright
Double P.pe Creek
Committee of Arrangements
Virginia and Western
Virginia
Chicago
Pennsylvants
Aso
A. B. Owen
Portamouth
Frederick
Owen
M. J. Grove
Lime Kiln
Local Entertainment and Finance Notices in Frederick
The Frederick City Hospital Association hosts lawn entertainments with Opera House Orchestra and modest admission fees. The Frederick Building Association plans stock issues, payments and mortgage loans for city residents, with officials named. Auction sales at George E. Myer’s Jewelry, wildlife and market ads follow, plus requests for an experienced baker and musical instruments at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ciy Hospital Associaion
M. E. G.tzen— Danner
West Patrick Street
Opera House
Frederick Building Association
Bettes No
J. Web. Carty
Doll & Albaugh
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick City
Sod
Jenn C. Hazer
George E. Myer
Baltimore Bay Ridge excursion priced for the publicance
Baltimore and Bay Ridge run an excursion on Tuesday August 8 with a round trip fare of 1.50. Also noting a sale of wool carpets from Ingram Carpets arriving today at prices lower than former costs, urging potential buyers to see them before purchase.
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Baltimore and
Bay Ridge
Baltimore
Philadelphia
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