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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1894
Page
3
A fragmentary auction notice lists Leslee at 23 E Church St with A. G. Keeler as secretary. Names include Chas B Fout and W T Delaplaine. No clear date or item details are legible.
The Weekly News is a leading Western Maryland family newspaper with wide Frederick circulation. It features local county news, foreign and domestic items, portraits, stories, farming columns, editorials, fashion plates, and late market reports. Subscriptions are 2 dollars a year and copy deadlines are Thursdays at 5 p m.
Sunday night near Taylorstown in Loudoun county Virginia a young man Vernon Bud Shrylas and Charles Henley exchanged gunfire after a dispute over Miss Shry’s attentions. Shrylas was killed and Henley surrendered to authorities in Leesburg awaiting coroner’s verdict.
A compact view argues that performance hinges on earnestness energy persistence and concentration with advertising as a key driver of business success. The piece notes success behind every result and implies advertising as a constant factor even when not labeled so. It also lists mixed marriage license items and notices from Lewistown Frederson Liberty Mt Pleasant and Baltimore.
Reports from the Development Company's ball grounds describe a violent incident as Joseph Thomas struck Thomas Murdock with a bat, leaving him unconscious and injured. Murdock's condition was serious, and Thomas was jailed pending grand jury action with $500 bail. Separate altercations include Hank Miller striking David Robinson with a brick and two disorderly conduct cases resulting in fines or reprimands. Real estate transfers, a found gold medal, and updates on fire company meetings and Judge Vinson's fall are also noted.
The regular meeting drew a large turnout as the group discussed plans for the future. Committees named include Invitation, Religious Work, Membership, Other, Athletic, and Receptor with appointments pending for remaining members. The gymnasium will host a public meeting in support of the Francis Scott Key Monument led by Lewis A. Rice on Friday.
The Republican League Clubs of Maryland convene at Harris's Academy Baltimore with 100 delegates expected from counties. Stephen R. Mason to preside. Delegates to the National Convention of Republican Clubs to be chosen in Denver. Mass meeting planned with notable speakers including Senator Higeine and Congressmen. Frederick delegates named. Democratic and Republican state committees to meet in Baltimore to set dates for six district conventions and address a precinct plan dispute.
News of the Churches reports Rev M L Firor resigning as pastor of the Reformed Church on Westexington Street Baltimore to serve a Reformed Church at Williamsport Pa. Rev M Hench will preach at Pleasant Hill Chapel next Sunday the 10th at 2 pm to install officers. Zion Reformed Sunday School Charlesville holds Children’s Day services next Sunday the 10th at 198 mm with a prepared service Gather them in. All are welcome.
William Haydon son of Col J A Haydon of Court Street suffered a serious bicycle accident while crossing a college bridge. He was struck by another rider, fell into a rocky ravine, breaking a leg and spraining the other ankle. He has finished exams but will miss the graduation exercises.
News items report Crisfield's upcoming electric railway plan and a wide set of Maryland events from political council deadlocks in Exston to the Cumberland city council setup. Other notes include fires near Grove Run Mills, court actions, pardons, miners' strikes, and local society happenings across Belair Annapolis and Prince Frederick.
Cereagine Beller Flour is claimed good on any winter wheat, with the firm denying fault for bread quality being caused by bakers or yeast. The Crerning Milling Co asserts its flour performs well and caters to custom trade, noting occasional consumer complaints do not prove product failure.
The Bulletin reports pupils enjoyed a half holiday on Decoration Day while field day was canceled due to lack of interest. A Woodsboro vs Pratts baseball game ended in a tie. School ends June 20 as pupils depart for home. An engineer recounts a natural history incident with a young sparrow rescued and fed before being released. Tennyson referenced in relation to cradle song.
Frederick’s Goode Manufacturing Company operates a home hat factory on McMurray Canning grounds using modern equipment. A year plus old, it employs skilled operators at sewing machines shaping hats then final finishing, with paper boxes made on site. Management plans to expand facilities next year.
A large shipment of ladies waists arrives with new cuts and patterns including plain, figured and striped designs. Sizes fit, with styles featuring large sleeves and roffied fronts, priced at 25 cents.
Carpet store advertises the largest shades business in the city offering abbades in all widths and colors. Promises prompt attention to all orders and guaranteed satisfaction with quick service and no tedious waiting.
Weather worsened causing the Festival in St Johns Court to move to Junior Hall tonight with 5 cent admission. John Hershberger lists bread for four cents a loaf or seven loaves for twenty five cents. Rambler Bicycles feature prominently with claims of easy running and high World’s Fair awards.
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