Frederick City brief notes on growth and local notices
The Frederick City Lime Company builds a large shed near lime kilns and Br Gilmer Schley enlarges his home. Summer boarders fill local houses as Frederick gains resort status. A sewing machine ad for fifty cents yields two needles and an awk. Patents total 545000 in the country. British capitalists invest 500 million in U S railways. Danenhower death in Washington misidentified with a local boom figure. Altoona Gazette issue features Geo W Geaser the tailor. Chas Price of Hyattstown gifts fine strawberries. Rev Robert Rankin of Lafayette Square Presbyterian dies, likened to Bernard Besant.
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Frederick
W W. Danenhower
Washington
Danenhower
Altoona, Ps
Geo. W. Geaser
James E. Walker
Chas. &. Price
Hyattstown
Robert J. Rankin
Lafayette Square Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Bernard L. Besant
News of the Churches Socials and Meetings Across Frederick
The Epworth League hosts a Friday 8 o clock social in the M E church lecture room. The Ministerial Association of Frederick county meets at Jefferson on I danelith to discuss Holy Communion services. Prayer services and devotions are planned at several churches with varied programs and speakers. A congregational reception follows a Reformed Church Missionary Society event.
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Epworth League
M.E
League
Ministerial Association
Frederick County
Jefferson
Idanelith
J. M. Motter
M E
B.L. Watson
St. James Lutheran Chapel
West Second Street
St. Johns Church
The
Reformed Church Missionary Society
Katie Main
Edna Mendel
Hay Grombine
Helen Mendel
Miss Reich
Marriage Licenses Listed From Baltimore to Catoctin
Wm Geo Speed of Baltimore city and Ethel Joyce McNair of Exmmita Hare marry. Geo Grayson Bowtus near Middletown cites Katie Edos Pfiefer of Bure Kittevilis, Martin Kelly of Catoctin Furnace and Minute Marim of Mechanics town.
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Wm. Geo, Speed
Baltimore City
Ethel Joyce McNair
Exmmitahare
Geo
Grayson Bowtus
Middletown
Katie Edos Pfiefer
Bure Kittevilis
Martin” Kelly
Catoctin Furnace
Minute Marim
Near Mechanics
Riflemens Ready as Maryland mining unrest grows
Frederick volunteers were ordered to Cumberland with knapsacks packed as Alba gany County struggles with strikers and intimidation. Governor Brown issued a proclamation to disperse unlawful assemblages while Baltimore’s Fourth and Fifth Regiments moved to Frostburg to support local authorities amid reduced mining employment.
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Stankete
Frederick
Captain Beckley
Cumberland
Beckley
Baltimore
Frostburg
Allegany County
Brown
Maryland
Eckhart
Consolidation Company
Killing at Taylorstown A Shry Death Involved in Suspected Duel
Vernon A Shry of Washington Junction formerly of Taylorstown Va was shot and killed near a church after a confrontation with Charles Henley who had been staying with local families. Henley surrendered in Leesburg after Shry fired three times, and a coroner's inquest was held. Shry leaves a wife and one child.
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Taylorstown
Tam News
Fonda
Bud Shry
Taxytonstown
Jane 5
Vernon A. Shry
Washington Junction
Charles Henley
Tere
Montgomery County
Taylor Carter
Mr. Carter
Sway
Henley
Samuel Filler
Filler
Shry
Wetl
Carse
John Loy
Jane
Adam Cordell
Feild
Funeral Notices For Grace Hargett And Sarah White
The funeral of Grace Hargett infant daughter of Mes John A H and Florence Hargett 119 D Street Northwest was held Monday at 2 pm interment at Congressional Cemetery Wm G Hargett and L W Mehrling attended. Also funeral of Miss Sarah A White from her home near Harmony Grove in this county this morning at 11 oclock conducted by Rev P McCurdy Rev D J Besie and Rev Robert H Willems pallbearers named Gittinger Shbriner Zimmerman Ely Tyson Gittinger interment Hit Olivet Cemetery A T Rice Sons undertakers Col Philip W Avirett editor of the Caze rstown Morning News was in Frederick this morning noting the Cumberland rainers situation and praising cautious action. he is managing editor of the Times of that city.
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Grace
John A. H
Florence Hargett
D Street
N. W
Congressional Cemetery
Wm. G. Hargett
L. W. Mehrling
Sarah A. White
Harmony Grove
Presbyterian Church
P McCurdy
D. J. Besie
Robert H. Willems
Z. J. Gittinger
E. A. Shbriner
G F. S. Zimmerman
C. W. Ely
Jacob B. Tyson
George Gittinger
Hit. Olivet Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Avirett
Philip W. Avirett
Cazerstown
Frederick
Cumberland
Col. Avirett
Gumbersend
Times
Fastest mile on Rambler bike at 1.51 records speed
The piece proclaims the Rambler bicycle as the fastest mile ridden in 1.51 with unmatched ease, strength, and durability. It advertises models priced around thirty pounds with one year guaranteed, offering discounts on early purchases and emphasizing performance over rivals.
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W- T. Delapisine
Carroll Electric Power Company Organized in Westminster
Carroll County Electric Light and Power Company formed in Westminster with capital stock of 5000 dollars. Officers named: Milton Schaeffer president Theodore F Engist vice president Frederick D Miller secretary treasurer Arthur L Bosley Frederick general manager Charles B Fink counsel. Ground will be broken soon for the plant and operations are planned to begin by August.
Salvation Army addresses slum outreach in Frederick gathering
Major Couzens and his wife from Cincinnati led an open air Salvation Army meeting on Court Square and at Bentz Street describing their slum work in Cincinnati. They urged renewed energy for Frederick troops and shared vivid recollections of visiting urban poverty and aiding a poor elderly woman.
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Couzens
Dean
Frederick
Salvation Army
Couze
Detroit
Cincinnati
Front Street
Couzéns Ther
Major
Conzene
Nims
Boston
Vaccine Cause Narrow Escape for Arkansas Representative’s Daughter
The six year old daughter of Representative McRae of Arkansas narrowly escaped death after a vaccination. A severe sore formed on the arm and the virus attacked an artery causing tissue destruction and a long hemorrhage. Several doctors worked to staunch the bleeding while she gradually recovered.
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Httle
McRae
Arkansas
Work of Death and Narrow Escape in Storm
David F. Reese of Springfield died at 69 after a long illness leaving a wife two children and siblings in Lewistown Luca and Mt Pleas ant. He helped run Goode Reese Co Florists and his funeral was held today. A fire at Western Union during the Monday storm burned wires beneath a table and could have sparked a larger blaze. Maj John A A Hargett of this city was among those removed from the government printing office that week.
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David F. Reese
Springfeld
Lewis H. Reese
Frederick
Susana Wachter
Lewistown
Michael Wachter
Luca
Samuel Nusbaum
Mt. Plessant
Goode, Reese & Co, Florists
Western Union Telegraph Office
Maj
John A.A. Hargett
Weather Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Maryland Conditions
The bulletin notes below normal temperatures early week rising later, with light frost in Western Maryland and variable crop conditions across counties. Wheat and oats show mixed progress, corn struggles on clay, potatoes and strawberries advance, and fruit yields generally light to moderate amid worm damage and dry spells. Frederick County reports mixed frost impact and crops beginning to recover.
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Maryland
Delaws
Frederick County
Chaupe Curzon
Backeystown
Alay
Bacon
Mt. St. Mary’s College
J.A. Mircren
A. M
New Marke
Mus M
Political meetings in Baltimore city heat up party talks
Democratic and Republican state central committees gather in Baltimore with candidates for governor and Congress discussed but no nominees named. State Senator John Walter Smith attends to champion a gubernatorial bid while questions loom over Baltimore city sentiment and local differences.
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Baltimore City
Carrollton Hotel
John Walter Smith
Bosith
Brown
Compton
Republican Committee
Raine
Benday School Union Meets in Baltimore Week
The Benday School Union managers met at 216 North Charles street Baltimore with President G B Griffith presiding. William A Baker state superintendent read reports showing vigorous day school work and many new Sunday schools organized in the quarter. County and district conventions and Sunday School Institutes were held and religious literature distributed. Frederick ministers and laymen favored hosting the State Sunday School convention there in the coming fall.
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Benday School Union
Maryland Sunday School Union
Aterday
North Charles Street
Baltimore
G. 8. Griffith
Wm. A. Baker
George B. Nock
Griffith
Frederick
Senator German Heads to Atlantic City for Ten Days
News of the State reports Senator German will travel to Atlantic City for ten days. Other items note Kent county baros destroyed by lightning, coopers back at Ellicott City, Dorchester county treasurer elected James Mo Robertson, Kee Mar College events in Hagerstown, and various local notices from Maryland towns.
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German
Atlantic City
Kent County
Elcott City
James Mo Robertson
Dorchester County
MLC. A
Hagerstown
Kee- Mar College
Henry Lloyd
Greenbrier
Bladensburg
Oakland
Albert Chaver
Sker T Wegman
Naval Academy
Coxeystes
George Taylor
Camp Bastile
Hyattsville
Jackson C Gott
Plummer
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Accident on the Mountain Injures Party in Narrow Escape
A party led by Bir Chas Startz and Misses Jantes descended White Rock on Sunday when their horse fell. Kr. Martz suffered minor rib injuries and one lady was slightly hurt. With help from a nearby farmer the team was righted and the group continued to Frederick.
Struck by Thunderstorm in Middletown at Church Parsonage
Two fierce thunderstorms with heavy rain swept Middletown early yesterday morning. Lightning struck a locust tree behind the Reformed church parsonage as rainfall totaled one inch and a quarter.
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Muddletown
Reformed Church
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