Interstate Boom in North Carolina Telephones
The Interstate Telephone Co provides cheaper, better service in Durham and other NC cities, prompting Southern Bell to seek a statewide rate cut to match. Frederick manager J J Murray reports 65 new lines since January and ongoing efforts to extend service, with nationwide reach including Charlotteville and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Telephone Company
Durham
N. C
Southern Belt Company
Raleigh
Mir McClure
Southern Bell Company
Bell
Inter State Company
North Carolina
Charlotteeville
Frederick
Constanty
J.J. Murray
Manag“Ng
Murray
Ume Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Summer Excursion Route Book 1897
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces the 1897 Summer Excursion Route Book a 219 page guide with descriptions of Eastern resorts routes and fares. It includes over four hundred resorts and fifteen hundred route combinations bound in a pictorial cover with scenery cuts. Available after June at ticket offices or by mail for a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jace
Pennsyyvania Railroad Company
America
Cummer
Pennzylvania
Lowerty Cnts
Assault Charge After Street Fight Near Barkinsville
On Wednesday afternoon John Growden was arrested and brought before Justice Slifer in Barkitteville, charged with assault and battery on Otho Bouse. The fight occurred Tuesday at Fisher's blacksmith shop along the mountain near Barkinsville. Growden was committed to jail in default of bail. A constable transported him to Middletown Wednesday and then by the 5 o’clock trolley to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Growden
Juclcee Slifer
Barkitteville
Otho & Bouse
Fisher's
Blackemithelion
Woantain
Barkinsville
Teesday
Clowden
Bill
Middletown
Frederick
Wise Neilie Douglas Hosts College Graduates Evening
Oless Batercained. Wise Neilie Douglas, a rising alumna, joined the Women’s College commencement festivities and welcomed the graduating class Thursday evening at her East Third Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oless Batercained
Wise Neilie Douglas
Women’s Loliege
East Third Erect
German Baptist Meeting Near Littedown Nebraska Delegates Arrive
The German Baptist gathering attracts about twenty five delegates arriving by a special train. Notables from Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia join the conference with many guests visiting the market and grounds. Officials note plans for future meetings in California Virginia and Pertile Springs with a centennial in 1900.
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Stete
Nebraska
Denkards
A.J. Diehl
Near Littedown
Henry Marshall Cousy
Myr
Keener
BF. Bonser
E. D. Cellermas
New Freedom
A.L. 1Gartto
T. B. Brindie
Harrisburg
E. H. Hagsn
Lancaster
B. Barnhart
Saris
Hagerstown
Mary
Barhara Stoefler
Gezerstown
D. Long
Florence Swingie
Lucy Smith
Higerstown
J. D. Graber
Astoria
Wassington
D. C
Graber
Washterton
Beahm
Virgirls
Grouads
Waterloo
Lows
Brethren’s School of
North Star
Ehester
Ind
Pennsylvana
P. S. Alfler
Beansokr
Messrs
T. C. Derton
M. Layman
Da'eylile
C. Showalter
E. L. Showalter
Jacob Lemon
Troutville
J. A. Dove
Cloverdale
Crempacker
Borsacs
Misses May Mialnges
Lena Hambert
Pearl Layman
Sue
Lizze Shever
J. W. Ever
Gave Springs
Dn, Kier
Dateville
D.C. Flory
Augusta County
J. Kl. Bragh
Roscoke
J. H. Bimbdaugh
Hantington
Elver A.B. Earphart
Samuel Mohler
Minsion Board
Southern Indiana
George Misher
Manchester
Indiana
Frank McCune
Middle
Iowa
George B. Royer
O. Perry Hoover
Buck
Brother Perry
Dayton
Ohio
Elder & N. McCann
Virginia
Kentucky
Elder Stambaugh
North Dakota
Kansas
California
Pertile Springs
Bro
J. B. McCann
Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain House
MicCaan
When the Clover Blooms Again Poem Fragment
Fragment from Canaies D. Roberts reflecting longing for a lover. The speaker muses on springtime scenes, rain birds, and June joy while recalling a silent, green place where the beloved rests. The passage blends wistful prayer and memory amid nature imagery.
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Canaies
D. Roberts
Base Ball Mutes of Fredericto vs Home Talent
The mutes of Fredericton expect to play the Home Talent team of Hargers town today. H G Benson is manager of the mute team. Business Men's Association meeting on Monday night at Marrings Licenses. Jerome E Graves and Cordelis Harshman are residents near Ellerton in this county.
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Mutes
Freder'cc
Cird
Hargerstown
Prsce
H. G. Benson
Business Men's Association
Business Men’s Association
Jerome E. Graves
Cordelis Harshman
Ellerton
Thia County
Holy festival plans and sermons across town churches
St James Lutheran proposes a church lawn festival next week and Children’s Day exercises tomorrow at 3 pm in St James parish. Rev Webster Strayer preaches at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm at Buckeystown M P Church. Numerous sessions in West Fourth Street German Baptist Church and Trinity M E Church feature sermons by noted pastors. Community gatherings include Epworth League and Holy Communion at multiple churches with Sunday School and prayer services. A Lutheran missionary address occurs at Presbyterian and Reformed churches and a lawn fete is planned by St Luke’s Ladies.
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Polots
St. James
Taberneil
Jane
West Fourth Street
J. M. Mohler
G. 4. Whitmore
Thurmont
Vic
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fotant
Uronan
Ladiew Ald Society of St. Luke’s Caurca
Feagsville
Frederick
J.G. Royer
Baendat
Mt. Morris College
Linnois
United Brethren Church
Baas Third Etret
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jeratyan
Jenapyan
Epworth League
St. James Evangelical Luthersa Church
L M. Myera
Ladies of the Mite Society
Nex
West Second Street
H. S Jenanyan
St. Paul’s Institute
Tarsus
Asia Minor
Apostolic Institute
Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church
Jenanyan
Northern Methodist
Gud
Hell
Maqrain
Middle Conference
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Burkitksville
P. Milter
A Hedges
W. Bl. Remsburg
St. James’ Church
Farewell Hymn Service Binds Christian Brotherhood
After the gathering guests assembled in the front yard and sang hymns praising the Lord. The farewell hymn reflected on a day well spent in serving God and the value of meetings among believers in strengthening bonds of Christian fellowship.
Resolutions on Sanctity of the Lord's Day by Frederica Clergy
The Ministerial Association of Frederica passes resolutions urging proper observance of the Lord's Day. They call for public sentiment against desecration, ask churches to discourage activities disturbing worship, and urge the mayor to enforce laws preserving Sunday quiet and lawful visitors only. Lutase Beatrix presides, G. M. Cence is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica
Frederick
Individua
Philomathian Literary Society Debates State Powers
The Philomathian Literary Society met at 3 p.m. with strong attendance. Members heard readings, recitations, and essays, debated the resolution that railroads should not issue free passes, and elected a committee to organize a public debate for late June. A program for June 10 included readings, essays, and a debate on strict adherence to states rights under the U S Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheeans
Philomsthesm Literary Society
Etchison
Rete
Readioy
C. P. Levy
Alfred, Ritter
Eassy
R. B. Wood
J. J. Honff
John W. Baldy
J. Rohrbsch
E E. Battle
Ecclaon
Alfred Ritter
Hev. T. ¥. Dixon
Goodell
Ritter
Lir
Bowlus
Rey
Dixon
Friends of the Society
Foread
George BR. Dennis
Lloyd T. MacGill
Milton G. Gruer
Jr. Deate
United States
Edward Bowles
William H. Nicolemus
Charles F. Goodell
Killed at Knoxville by freight train
Joseph Hyde a 24 year old painter, likely from Mobile Alabama, was killed by freight train No. 94 in Knoxville. He had entered a barber shop intoxicated, shaved, paid with a silver dollar, and left with ninety cents change. He apparently slept on the track and was struck. Interment at Anorville Cemetery. undertakers O H Feete & Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hyde
Mobile
Adabama
Knoxville
Hyde
H. W. Schhafer
Anorville
H. Feete & Brothere, Undertakers
Whit Monday Celebration Parade Across Town
The Junior Order United American Mechanics organize a Middletown event with flag raisings at Broad Run and Burkitsville, a parade led by the American Band at So'clock, and an ice cream and strawberry festival in Rudges. Jefferson Myeraville Frederick and Boonsboro councils attend, with hourly stage events and balloons released early evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Boonsboro
Rudges
A New Mail Scheme Between Liberty and Nearby Towns
A petition will be freely signed by Daysville citizens for a daily mail from Libertytown to Daysville and Walkersville. The Liberty Banner says the plan would benefit Walkersville Woodaboro and Daysville by placing them in direct communication with Liberty. Currently, it takes Walkersville over a day and Daysville one to three days to receive mail from that office.
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Daysville
Waters Purchases Thurmont Property in East End
Mr Charles C Waters buys the Mrs K Aughinbaugh property in Thurmont east end. An eight room addition is planned. Mr and Mrs C E Cassell will take the property and maintain the beardars this lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Waters
K. Aughinbaugh
East End
Thurmont
Yan
CE. Cassell
Beardars
Infant Turned Over to Saint Vincent Asylum Baltimore
Magistrate Biser sent a white female infant to St Vincent's Infant Asylum in Baltimore yesterday afternoon. The child is named Golds Virginia Garnand. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad claims blood cleansing powers and large numbers of cages cured.
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Baltimore
Biser
Sheryil McBride
St. Vincent’s Infant Asylum
Golds
Virginia Garnand
Hood
Paine’s Celery Compound Praised by Rev Henry G Perry
Rev Henry G Perry of Chicago champions Paine’s Celery Compound after curing grippe and aiding kidney and liver troubles. Letter from 1897 extols the remedy’s ability to restore nervous system balance, improve blood quality, and prevent heart and mood issues, urging trust in the preparation.
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Ubitazo
Meserz. Wells, Richardson & Co
Paine
Alek
Youre
Henry G. Perry
Paice
Boomer
Isier
Insane Baltimore Man Detained Near Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin Johnson, a mentally ill Black man from Baltimore County about 40, caused concern in Jefferson. He was found strapped to a feather bed, overheated, and authorities sent him to Frederick. One prisoner was jailed to await Baltimore County action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Johnson
Baltimore County
Jefferson
Johnson
McBride
Jeferson
Eberts
Frederick
Exhibition Drill by Walkeraville Band at Noisa Market
If weather allows, the United Association plans an exhibition at the Noisa Market fountain this evening featuring Walkeraville Band. Prof Lynn Stevens of Union Bride directs the Walkeraville Corner Band now with 21 members. Edward Peniz, who escaped from Adams County, was seen last Sunday at Frederics. "Dead Stuck" kiln roaches ants moths bedbugs. Non prisonous. 25 cents.
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Wiited Associsiilan Wi
Noisa Market Sirest
Walkeravilie Band
Lynn Stevens
Union Bride
Walkersyvile Corner Band
Isee
Edward Peniz
Adams County
Passil
Sean Jist Sunmdsy
Frederics
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the Daily News
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Geo
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Emmlisburg
M. BH. Courtney
Measra
Wiliam Morton
E. R. Zimmesmat
Oxcar D. Fraley
James W. Froxell
N. GO. Stansbury
William H. Furs
Christian Endeavor Societyon
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Richard Patterson
R. Henry G. Perry, LL. D
Beary G. Perry
Chicago
Philadelph’s
Kenyon College
Supreme Court of Ultnots
U. & Chaoisin
Gen
Davidson
Pacific Churchman
San Francisco
Teloity
St. Pans
Springfield
Perry
Cokoxin
Assowever
Elys Cream
William A. Mansfield
Carty
Patsick Steest
Peederik
Ernest Helfensteir
Patrick Street
Chichestere Oeine
Biwars Reishie
Ak Dregoist
Chichester
Encliak Dimond
Rother
Dinacisia
Tear
Br Retnet
CC. Carty
B. HL. Blackstoy & Son
City Bottling Works
North Market ST
Vonberhorst
Continental Beer
Philadelphia
Pabst Milwaukee
William H. Shipley
Jdard C. Keller
Frederick, MD
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