Personal notices from Frederick events at Woman's College
Mrs Chas Young visits Middletown while Harry Dertzbaugh of Washington visits relatives. Several residents from Washington York Latrobe and Lancaster visit Frederick for college events and social gatherings. Notables include Miss Namnis and Ida Groff at the Smith Myers nuptials and others visiting the Woman's College and friends on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micasant Paragrapha
Yfus- Woo Greana
Chas. Young
East Third Street
Middletown
Harry Dertzbaugh
Washington
Houston Elliott
Adolphus Fearhake
Albaugh
New Market
Woman's College
Crom
Jafferson
Yeateriay
Woman’s College
Bliss Juna Saiders
Clear Spring
Mad
Bertha E. Albert
Latrobe
James M. Hood
City Hotel
Anna Roberts
Grace Phebue
de. Cyran Core
Sabillasville
B.S. J. Darrow
Dr. DeHoff
York
Lella de- Hoff
McGuffin
Bramwell
W. Vs
Alma McGuffin
Johnn Lakin
Bucklystown
Chas. Hagar
West Fourth Street
Misa Forthman
Waynesboro
Maude Forthman
Marks Fritchie
Lancaster
Misses Fritchie
Namnis
Ida Groff
Mame Gittinger
Smith —Myers
Doubs
E. H. Ellis
Eon
Robert
W.E. Steap
South Market Street
Misa Neilis Bradley
The
Altea ¥.Shriner
North Market Street
D. H. Moberly
W. J. Green
Baltimore
Frederick
Ralph Alexander
Lillian Alexander
Joseph B. Chew
Annapolis
Wm. Roulette
Sharpsburg
Z. J. Gittinger
Holmes-Early couple united in county wedding
Tilguman Holmes and Lacinds Early of this county wed on Monday June 4 at the Reformed parsonage in this city, officiated by Rev. DLE B. Bechtach. Market notes report strawberries scarce after five, cherries in white and red varieties, pineapples in good condition, and greens currants and gooseberries listed. Veggies include cabbage peas beets and beans fresh from the farm. butter plentiful. spring chickens scarce. flowers like roses peonies and daisies abundant. A meeting of the Independent Association is scheduled for this evening at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Tilguman Holmes
Lacinds Early
Dle B. Bechtach
FIREMEN MEETING OFFERS PRIZES AND RULES FOR CONTESTS
The eighth annual meeting of the Maryland State Volunteer Firemen’s Association will be held in Baltimore with activities from June 12 including a grand parade and contests. Prizes include cash and silver cups for steam, hand reel, and ladder events. Rules require active membership, resident status, and strict equipment and team conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylsed State Volunteer Firemen
Baltimore
Maryland School for the Deaf board meeting notes
The Maryland School for the Deaf board of trustees met to hear reports from the native committee, principal, and treasurer. Indebtedness of 5000 dollars hindered operations after funding cuts. the board urged legislation to raise appropriations to 30000, but the request was denied, hampering school operations. staff including Rosa R Harris, Edward P Gale, and others were retained. the meeting adjourned at 2 pm with guests of Professor Ely and the faculty.
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Boad
Wastors
Marylend School For the Deaf
Carroll
Henry Williams
Fredeck
Livad Lowndes
Cumberland
Becaus
Charles
Aks
Rosa R. Harri
Edward P. Gale
Charlie M. Grow
Mollie M. Tram
Joha
Young
Alta M Lowman
E. Frances Hancock
Grace D. Ely
Macy P. Tucker
Florence W. Donob
William O Johnson
Radwerd Nelson
D. D
Mintron
Rebecca TL. Kiszehart
H. Ebert
Harry G. Benson
L A Wickham
Esbioc
W. Bucher
Samuel Trimmer
John Muler
Prof. Ely
Missionary Service at Pleasant ILM draws large crowd
An evening missionary service at Pleasant ILM drew many worshippers, with prayers by Rev. S M Hench, choir performances led by Prof. Charles Feaga, and recitations by Jonnie Seley Amy Shook Helena Haines Lola James. Readings and solos followed as offerings supported missionary work.
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Missionare
S M. Hench
Charles Feaga
Jonnie Seley
Amy Shook
Rocky Springs
Helena Haines
Havnony Grove
Lola James
Frederick
George Twenty
Harry Howard
Mothe Hims
Jeania Staley
Oda Shafer
Harmony Grove
Fiers Routzaho
Grace Dixon
God
Brief Bits From The Paper’s Odd Snippets
A collection of quips on fashion worries temperance and dating with a humorous tone. The item notes a prediction of warmer weather as the moon sits on the celestial equator, followed by typical June thunderstorms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traver
Disorderly conduct and gun charge in city court
John Baltzell was arrested for firing a pistol on the street between Sixth and Seventh streets and fined $3 before Justice Smith. George Higgins and Louisa Higgins received a disorderly conduct hearing and were discharged due to lack of witnesses. “Bad” Mitchell was arrested for disorderly conduct and fined, then paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baltzell
Howard 2Nd
Cook
Justice Smith
George
Louisa Higgins
Mitchell
Howard
Justice Wood
Hum
Whitsuntide Social at All Saints and Memorial Day Observances
All Saints Episcopal Sunday school held Whitsuntide events with rose and daisy decor and a processional. Offertory supports Rev. Addison Ingie’s China work. Rev. Os borne Ingle and Ingie spoke. Middletown Memorial Day events included Reynolds Post of the G A R, marching bands, graveside flowers, and a ceremony presenting a flag to the school with addresses by Mr Don and Mr Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Sunday School
Addison Ingie
China
Osborne Ingle
Middle Memorial
Middletown
Order of American Mechanics
Reynolds Post
Middletown and Harmony Bands
Reformed Byard
Jr.o.u. A. M
WW. W. Don
Donb
J.D. Alexendar
Frederick team powers past opponents in wet park games
The First and Fifth Regiment games at Athletic Park drew a small crowd as Frederick defeated the Marstand Regiment 16 to 5 in the opener. A second, rain-shortened 10 to 9 win for the visitors followed, with Hyson homering and sharp defense from Eisenhauer and Strawsberger.
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Marstand Regiment Dese Sob
Crueseg
Athletic Park
Arlo'clek
Sreaty
Nui Ustown
Vistors
Frederick Boys
Tasde
Fredericx
Frederic
Riddlemoyer
Frederick
Bready
Hyson
Baltimore Ten
Leisenhauer
Strawsberger
Eisenhauer
Ramsborg
Brak
Strawsburger
Keefer, Jr
Death claims Urbana farmer with St. Marys service
John Ignatius Jamison a 62 year old farmer and former Democratic worker, died at his Urbana home from paralysis and old age. Survived by widow, two daughters and three sons in Maryland and Virginia. Funeral at Catholic church in Urbana tomorrow at 10 AM. Emma Markins, wife of Christopher Markins, a Neelsville farmer, died at home after illness aged about 16 years. She leaves husband and seven children and was daughter of the late Henson Lewis of Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ignatics Jamigon
John Ignatieus Jamison
Urbana
Jamizon
Jam 800
Mira
Tracy
Ignatius Fitzsimmons
Buckeystown
Vincent Jamison
Hagerstown
Allen Jamison
Luray
Brooke L Jamison
Walkersville
Emma Markins
Emma Markina
Christopher Markins
Neelsville
Montgomery County
Pneumonis
Markins
Henson Lewis
Braddock Heights opens with all day picnic crowds
Braddock Heights opened yesterday with a large all day picnic under the Independent Drum Band. Electric cars ran hourly with about four hundred people enjoying breezes on the mountain top. The Frederick Select Orchestra played from 2 to late, and the last car reached Frederick at 1. Bankers and politicians attended the Citizens National Bank opening in Cumberland, with Senator Wellington present. Blair Lee and other Democratic delegates lingered in Baltimore at the Carrollton Hotel, while Governor Smith named B. O. Kohlenberg deputy game warden for Adams County.
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Op Sing
Braddock Heights
Seach
Frederick
Wellington
Citizens National Bank of Cumberland
Washington
Congress
Whiiliam L. Morgan
Stapenhurst
Naval Academy graduation week featured cadet drills and ship handling
The article notes Graduation week at the Naval Academy began with a reception and naval demonstrations by cadets on the Chesapeake. It also mentions the day’s highlights including sword drill, ship handling, and public events in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elabs
Dorsey
Naval Academy
Boer
Acd
Appu
Acre Chuech Lo
Somerset Abiesis
Reformed Church
Desonnaarhus
Frostburg
William Devine
Patrick Callahay
Baltumore
Stora City
Lows
Georges
Carroll
Garrett
Bryan
Ansgerstown
M.nietering Varn
Chesapeake
Boxers Face Europe Clash as Dowager Orders Tsung Li-Zamen
The Gazette cites the Dowager Empresas ordering Tsung Li-Zamen to confront Europe while the Viceroy blocks further landings by foreign warships. Special dispatch from Tur News notes rising tension as authorities mobilize forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur News
Seaxexar
Caixa
Gazetta Sayait
Empresas
Tsung Li-Zamen
Europe
Vicsroy
Roberts Entry Into Pretoria Sparks England Joy
Special dispatch reports Roberts entering Pretoria at 2 p.m. amid wild enthusiasm as England celebrates the event. Boers offer stubborn resistance at Spruit during hard fighting preceding the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennox
Stephen Crane Dead Dies in Rapexweatrs Today
Special Dispatch reports novelist Stephen Crane died here today in Rapexweatrs. The obituary notes his contributions to literature and his prominence in American letters.
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Taz News
Stephen Crane
Fragmented OCR Item About Prices and Place
Reading from a damaged OCR fragment mentions prices 252 and local place names unclear. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons organizations or dates. Reconstruction is not possible from the available readable portions.
Local Notices and Ads From Frederick Listings
A mixed page of notices and advertisements. Includes lodge meeting invitation for King David Lodge No. 50 I.O.O.F. with officer elections promised, optician and eye care services by Saks Optical Co in Washington and free examinations, and teaching notices from Miss Diehl and Miss Steckel at the Woman's Gallega Conservatory. Also offers on spectacles, a Philadelphia Optical Co. sale discount, a portraits and china shop with lamp selections, and a grocery stock push for White Star tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diehl
Mires Steckal
Gallega
Philadelphia Optical Company
Frederick
Do Ai
Wm C Boteter
Ince
North Market Street
Fashionable Wash Goods at Special Reduction Sale
Covers at io 79¢ in a banner store sale highlight Mercerized Grenadines and Dimities priced 13 to 26¢, Silk Chathes and Mouseflies, Foulstd Silke, and 300 yards of new stock. Table Linens, Linen Hentstitched Shools, Velvet Ribbone and Laces, and Allgvars Summer Shirts and Underwear for big men are showcased to lure shoppers with diverse fabrics and discount prices.
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Fiat
Allgvars
Big Man
British take Pretoria official announcement confirms occupation
Lospus reports on June 5 that it is officially announced the British have occupied Pretoria. The brief notice states the event as a confirmed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospus
Pretoria
Republican National Convention Tickets and Local Events
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers lowest first class fares for travel to Philadelphia for the June 10 1900 convention with return limits through June 26. Side trips to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City and New York at reduced rates. Through cars available to Philadelphia. Paintings by Raphael Gagliardi Bottant Francisca Hallwig shown June 11 12 to benefit the Library with 25 cent admission. Dr Herman relocates to Frederick with temporary office in Mrs Hargett’s parlor 26 W Patrick.
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Republican National Convention
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ooa
Ohio River
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
New York City
Paokman
East Second Street
Raphael
Gagliardi
Bottant
Francisca
Hallwig
Dr. Herman
Frederick
Mullintex Carpet and Curtain House Ad Promises Low Prices
L FE Mullintix proclaims the Great Advance not affecting prices as he touts the largest stock of carpets wall paper and curtains on sale. The ad invites readers to compare prices and visit the store to judge for themselves while claiming steady growth and new customers daily.
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Mata
Spoettel
Mars
Ashe
F. Lee
CSN
Trent
Equaeras
Arene Serre CE
Oracast
W. L. Moose
Tas Weather Burgan
John N. Lary
Republican National
R. Rbee
Promie
Weeseee Moser
G. Quynn_& Co
the Weekly News
Weesty
Frederick City
Firemen’ Meeting
Circuis Court
Quick Pialbahe
Peter
Sarah Cooper
Gaithersburg
William F. Cooper
Reed
Whitacre
Frederick County
Bach Creek
Hood
Annuab Merting
Childees
Zoo Reformed Church
Charlesville
S. M. Hench
Sunday School Board
THES
Prederick
Fink Mantacd
Mixtt
Bentham
Ayson
Rhuland
Tralef
Traleit
Belt
Blair Lee
Carrollton
Halsimore
Steirway
Smith
B. O
Cher
Carroll County
Carroll County School Commission
Shadrach Stimpson
Western Maryland College
George H Capte
Sandyville
Benjamin F. Crouse
Simpson
Maryland
Department of Natural Sciences
North Carolios
Heiss
Trinity College
North Carolina
Yadkin College
Reelectuin
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Wade
Nalomok
Abd
Ceus
Uniy
Priess
Nazis & Minss
Usewot
Clinton E. Main
Clinton i. Mals
Anduare Pharmact T. Standard Unie
Waxaington
King Davidi Lodge
C. Nicopesars
Isidoy Saks
Saks’ , Optical Go
Washington, DC
de Wa. C. Border
Market Street
Cholea
Rou
Anedaw LF
F. B. Sappington
Rodock & CO
Ives
Boman
Peerieas
Nore
GEO
A. T. Bige & Bons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Puneral
ASD Embalmere
TikeVenib, mi
F. W. Staub
New Lake
Boliseiy Boies
Exisely Kellebr
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Everstalny
Potomac River
Muguantity
Willard
Eeulee, 6 & Pathion Bt
Ceresville Flour
Minnesota
Sheiner
Zvi Horse
H. Busoron
Music Rail
N. Market St. Ap
D. Stewart P. Dean
Mesidenis
D* R.C. Nicodemus
Alfred Bitter
Counse
Tharles P. Levy
Attornet AT Law
VS Levy
Giee—Court Street
Court Bourne
Rees
Cleveland
J. H. Boller
Jorn Henonioxson
Neidig & Bullis
NEG & Miller
Menrot
L. FE. Mullintix
Mullinee
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