Purely Personal Visitors and Travelers Mentioned
Local column lists residents visiting relatives in York and Baltimore, journeys to Hanover Hagerstown and Wilmington, and stays at regional hotels. Names include Miss Mary Johns Mrs L M Rogers Miss Rosa Birely Rev H Dittmar Joseph Baker J C Gilbert Mrs James McSherry and others from Lehighton Urleans Hanover and Leroy Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johns
York
L. M. Rogers
Baltimore
Rosa Birely
Hanover
Wo. S Gittinger and
H. ¥. Dittmar
Jefferson
Littlestown
Joseph D. Baker
Rice
East Fourth Street
Walkersville
Garrett Linthicom
Urleans
Annie
Ida Galligher
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Washington
Kate Martin
George M. Gittinger
Frank Jackson
Braddock
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Durango
Colorado
George Riddle
Leroy, Ill
Rebecca Crambaugh
John Grizzie
Fragmented Bits Reflect Social Thespis and Public Affairs
A collage of short items notes anniversaries and events including Jefferson Davis's birthday, the Philadelphia Record's 24th anniversary, and Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies in Baltimore. It mentions a municipal union in Martinsburg and local officials in Brunswick and Bartonsville as school bids near and streets face litter issues from loose paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Philadelphia Record
Edwin B. Niver
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Naval Brigade
Brunswick
Bartonsville
Centre
Buckeystown
Tau Just
Janet
Bradley T. Johnson
London Park Cemetery
Martinsburg
W. Va
A. R. Yeakle
Fire in yard behind Independen engine house
A small blaze Sunday at 230 o clock morning damaged several ash boxes in the rear yard of the Independent engine house. The fire was extinguished before any damage occurred.
Religious World weekly notes and church services
A digest of local sermons and religious events lists St Mary’s dedication, Masonic attendance, and services at Methodist, Lutheran, Reformed, U B, All Saints Episcopal, and St John churches. It covers baptisms, communion, novena openings, and Sacred Heart devotions, plus Conewago chapel transfer and General Synod delegates in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Day
Reformed Missionary Socity
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
McSherrytown
Pius P. Heimer
A. Hedges
Middletown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Apple
L. O. Burber
P. E
U. B. Church
All Saints Episcopal Church
EB. Ls. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Sacred Heart of
Jeaus
Sacred Heart
Society of Jesus
Conewago Chapel
Hanover
Harrisburg
Conewago
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Des Moines
Jaws
General Synod
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church In America
Messrs. L
M.E
Nellie Haugh
Jesus
Robert Goodell
Willie Schell
Ruth Mullinix
Finet
Buss Burg
Heinisin
Dr. Todd
Frederick Ministerial Association
City Ministerial Association
Protestant Episcopal
Temperance and righteousness debate in Frederick Maryland
Members argued that the city is one of the worst in Maryland and that the greatest evil must be removed for welfare. Rev. E R Eschbach was tasked to prepare a paper for the next regular meeting. The association adjourned until October 7 or at the call of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepgth
Frederick
Maryland
E.R. Eschbach
Commencement Exercises Opened With Baccalaureate Sermon
Woman's College held a baccalaureate service led by Prof. Jos. H. Apple with Miss Mary Steckel at the organ. The event featured a full musical program including soloists, choruses, and the college choir directed by Maurice G. Beckwith, followed by a reception for the Senior Class and upcoming recitals by the Conservatory of Music and School of Expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. H. Apple
Taos
Apple
Lafe
Mary Steckal
Maurice G. Beckwith
Miss Steckel
J. B. Apple
Misa Hisephaoer
Steckel
Conservatory of Music
School of Expression
Mary Ro Banna Birely
Leonore Katherine DeHoff
Alice Kirk
Alice Virginia Shriner
Madeline Leslie Shipley
College Hall
Hargett
Johnston
DeHoff
Christman
Mayer
Shipley
Albaugh
Miss Johnston
Savor
Crane
Lady of
Diehl
Kirk
Mickley
Forthman
Brown
Visitation Academy Alumnae Celebrate Fifth Anniversary Event
Visitation Academy Alumnae plan the fifth anniversary of the Alumnae Association to be held June 19 after commencement. About 208 members will attend with a Toscheon served by the academy community. A new medal honoring Mrs. Victoria Raymond will be awarded alongside pupil premiums. St Mary Aloysia Foy’s golden jubilee is set for August 30 with a formal celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitation Academy
Victoria Raymond
St. Mary Aloysia Foy
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1901
The Frederick city post office lists remaining advertised letters as of Saturday June 1 1901. To claim, applicants must call for advertised letters. unclaimed letters after two weeks go to the dead letter office. Gentlemen Charley Hank Geo Howard W H Johnson G W Long Luther Smothers. Ladies Mrs Charlotte Cook Miss Hicksman Miss Susan Virginia Murphy Miss Laura Miller Miss Margarett Whilcoxon Mrs Kimmerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Laura Miller
Margarett Whilcoxon
Kimmerman
Shad Fry Eggs And Masonic Temple Work Begin
Dr J W Downey and assistant J Graham Johnson plan to distribute 25 000 000 shad fry eggs in Back and Middle rivers and other streams this week by placing eggs in cans and releasing them. Harry D Bowers started tearing down the West Church street Masonic Temple building, once the All Saints rectory, as the project proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Downey
Maryland
J. Graham Johnson
Downey
Mr. Johnson
Tas Susquehanna
Severn
Pataxent
Guopowdex
Patapsco
Masonic Temple
Harry D. Bowers
West Church Street
Wm. N. Miller
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Hastern Star Meets in Baltimore for Sixth Regular Communication
The sixth regular communication of the grand Chapter of Maryland, Order of the Hastern Star, will be held in Baltimore on Wednesday. Micpah Chapter of this city will be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastern Star
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Order of the Hastern Star
Baltimore
Micpah Chapter
Local Market Prices Reported by J E W Hargett
The Local Mart fir J E W Hargett lists today prices for staple crops. Corn per barrel two fifty, shelled corn sixty nine cents per bushel, wheat seventy three cents per bushel, hay twelve to fourteen dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Hargett
Quarrel Over Woman Sparks Fatal Shooting at Festival
At Jackson's chapel on the Mt Airy to Bartholow road a festival ended in a deadly free fight over a woman. Luke Moore was fatally wounded. Oliver Burns was killed. A jury ruled Moore died from a shot fired by Burns or his associates. Burns's brother Oliver Burns was found dead nearby. The jury urged closing the chapel venue to restore peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Edward Bures
Luke Moore
Jackson's Chapel
Mt Airy
Bartholow
Oliver Burns
Tanner ProVerere
Uty Laneyan
Sherif Troxell
Borus
Frederick
Donlap
Troxell
Burns
John Jackson
Moore
Moora
J. W. Downey
Gaver
Baltimore
Funeral of Alexander Brengle Draws Large Local Attendees
The funeral at North Market street for Alexander Brengle drew a large crowd, with the Essenic Order and Junior Steam Fire Company in attendance. Floral tributes included a pillow reading At Rest and an anchor from the Basonic Order. Rev. Dr. Eschbach led services, with Franklin Savings Bank directors as honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers named. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Brengle
North Market Street
Essenic Order
Junior Steam Fire Company
Junior Fire Company
Basonic Order
B. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Franklin Savings Bank
James Houck
John Hisanhauer
J.J. Dill
H. M. Gittinger
Augustus Fromke
Clayton O. Keedy
W.M. Nicodemus
Daniel Gi. Steiner
Gao
Rodock
Wm. M. Crimmins
G. S. DeGrange
J. J. Dill
Daniel Crimmins
Alvin Deering
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Weather glimpses of May ending and June opening
Antrim weather notes bright sunrise and a late thunder storm with rain and wind. May ends drearily after nineteen rainy days. June shows promise but forewarns of heat. The piece also covers a fire company death tribute, a Maryland farmers meeting at College Park on June 7, and a Monocacy sailboat trip.
Fronts of Interest Here and There Yesterday and Today
A Baltimore area page itemized varied news including the death of Charles Ferguson on a Cumberland railroad track, church dedication near Ellicott City, clerk pay increase in Cumberland, and state finances in ill health. Also noted were Union graves decorated, upcoming Peabody Conservatory changes, Baltimore county levy set for 1901, a Baltimore mosquitos fight plan, Rockefeller Institute endowment, St Johns College gift, and the Mount Vernon Woodberry death of Stephen W Young by self-inflicted gunshot amid mood issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Murray Vandiver
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Peabody Conservatory of Muaic
Baltimore
Washington County
George Stewart Brown
Counci
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
William H. Welch
Johns Hopkins University
St. John's College
Annapolis
Stephen W. Young
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Cotton Duck Company
West Lanvale Street
Maryland General Hospital
Young
Rummage Sale Continues at Frederick City Hospital Rooms
The Frederick City Hospital Association announces a continued rummage sale with strong patronage on Saturday night. Hats were trimmed and sold, edible items moved quickly, and remaining rummage will be sold cheap. The sale room at Second and Market Streets opens each evening until 10 o'clock. Items include a Grover and Baker sewing machine in good order, a fine organ, and a Civil War era knife once owned by General Robert E. Lee. Friends may donate items to the sale by 6 pm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Robert E. Lee
Shooting Contest Draws Maryland County Amateurs
The Maryland County Shoot for amateurs will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the grounds of the Baltimore Shooting Association. Medals will be presented to winning teams. County amateurs will contest for the State championship. Nearly every county in the State has entered two or more contestants. The events are expected to prove interesting. The Next Senate outlines a party struggle as Republicans and Democrats fight for control influencing two U.S. Senate elections in 1902 and 1904. Commencement exercises at Dickinson College Carlisle Pa opened yesterday with U.S. G. Wright of Knoxville presiding. M C A addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore Shooting Association
Senate
United States
Diockinson College
Carlisle
U.S. G. Wright
Knoxville
Local notices for tennis event and auxiliary meeting at Y M C A
Woman's College campus hosts a tennis tournament Wednesday at 7 30 p m with refreshments by the Senior Class to aid the library. A Woman's Auxiliary stated meeting is set for tonight at 7 00 in YMCA rooms Grace E Laswoe secretary. Also details on Frederick Building Association stock and loans, costs of loan plans, and local professional services in dressmaking and eye care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace E. Laswoe
Frederick Building Association
W.L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Doll & Albaugh
John C. Hardt
Harry W Bowers
J. W L. Carty
Secy
A. MI. Landauer
Thos
H Haller
John H. Bennett
Geo H. Zimmerman
J Henry Lampe
G. Carty
D. Hagan
B. Sappington
B. F. Reich
THE MODEL PROMOTES SUMMER FABRICS AND BARGAINS
The Model offers a wide array of fabrics and dress goods including French silks, foulards, mouselines, linens, lawns, chalis, and colored dimities with prices ranging from 10c to 66c. It advertises white goods, lace, and Belgian linen items, plus bargain stock in stockings and white bed spreads. Also promotes corsets, hosiery, and framed pictures for home decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Lake
Ise
Goa
Boe
We. Tho. Bot
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Thomas Hutchinson
Marcacucus
London
Boston
Jefferson Davis
Christian
Fodd
Counts
John
Stephen Arnold Douglas
Chicago
Lionel Nathan
Baron de Rothschald
Houiing House
House of Commons
Lionel
Hnis
Nathan Mayer
Meyer
Gerard Houlf
Gedesberg
Prussia
Johann Strauss
Waltz Hing
Vienna
Washineton
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
John N. Fauble
Wineberg
Iliary
MC. A. Flimenth
Aoe
Jacob Rohrback
Sol'rell
O. Carty
Usiness College
Kane
Markey’s. Moser
Sunday Schools and Societies
William WM. Crimmins
P. Smith
J. Edward Rice
W. O. Birely
Alvin Dosring
Alexander Hrengle
Janice Fire Company
Farmers’ Meeting
Farmers’ Organisations of
Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station
College Park
Prince George's County
Fine Atyle
Tak
Charles Ferguson
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Ellicott City
Eaver
East Church Street
Wo. C. Boteler
John Hendrickson
Neldig & Miller
Zie & Miller
Neidig & Maen
GEO
Rodooe & CO
Rodock & CO
T. Rick & Sons
Delcr Q Oods
Puaneral Directors
North Market Stre Prederick
T. PL Hice
Te, Fausta di Bredh Ge
TSS
Sttaul
Queresville Flour
T. H. Avey
Jones Springe
Clints
Ton
Biain
Clinton HE
Main
Isanogle & Wagaman
Ribbera
Samoler Reading
Caroiina Cavalier
Richard We
Isanogle & Wagaban, Iz North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Sappington
City Hall
V. Va, Saya
Lagt Lot
Sandi
Potomac River
Willard
Khume, GE
Patricehist
Lewistown
AlLita
A N. Cramer
Lawley Own
CO Barles B. Foot
Frederick Cily, MD
Kem Batate
Persgua
Toders
Daelident
Wm. Frederick
Havey R. Lease
Lvb Soon
Real Esate
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D* A. Atlee Radcliee
D. HH. E. Peterman
Gag West Flate
Cits
Saturdy
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All Agors
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