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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
4
A June 3 notes a series of historical happenings with diverse references from ongoing celebrations to notable acts. The text mentions dates, places, and organizations, including a farewell demonstration and a range of public notices. Specific names and locales appear, though the OCR yields a fragmented account.
Notices list names and businesses in a terse clerical roll. Mentions Jos. C. Hershberger Pineapples McCardshi s Moonlight Excursion Middletons F F Alumni Miss McCleery Dividend Notices J W J Carty Cash Yingling s Lai Yingling s Boup Dou s.
Pleasant paperghe Abyat Thoer who cemeant go. Miss Bessie Downey of New Market visits Frederick friends. Harry Carty of Washington stays with relatives. Wm Osborns to move to Frederick. Birz H A Tanffer of Manor Station visits daughter at Woman's College. Miss Katherine Goldsborough of Walkersville visits friends. Prof G W Richards of Lancaster returns after visiting Prof J H Apple. Mr and Mrs H C Moyer of Pennal visit daughters at Women College. Mr Bosanour and son return from Baltimore. Miss Sallie and Blanche Shipley return from Middletown visits. Col William E Griffith, national bank examiner, in Frederick on official business. Rev L F M Myers of Matthews and Rev Charles Brosius of Sunbury visit. Mr and Mrs Pontz and daughters of Lancaster spend days with Miss Nell Pontz.
Mrs Sidney Ann Saylor widow of Henry Saylor died June 1 at Johnsville at age 64. Funeral held June 2 from her home with burial at Beaver Dam, led by Elder Daniel Gibbons. Pallbearers listed. Samuel Zimmerman died June 1 in Brunswick after B&O Railroad work. survived by four wives and four children. remains moved to Martinsburg for Green Hill Cemetery burial. John D Firor of Graceham died May 31 at 25. survived by wife and four children. funeral services led by Joseph C. Gernand. interment at Gransham Moravian Cemetery. Miss Mamie E Wood and Mr Harry Maslin Allen wed at Cumberland Episcopal church. couple to reside in Moorefield. Local market notes included.
Col Victor Banghman presided as delegates and eight electors were chosen from Maryland. Delegates include Gov John Walter Smith and state officials with district picks, while the platform denounces Imperialism, endorses constitutional governance, and condemns Porto Rico annexation.
The report states Sir Thomas Lipton will again challenge for the Americas Cup, confirming no race before fall 1901, about eighteen months away, with Lipton set to lead the challenger effort.
Thomsa Lee colored was arrested yesterday by Officer Malhin for drunk and disorderly conduct. Justice Smith set a 2 dollar fine and he served 5 days in jail. Andrew Jackson was arrested by Officer Simpson for disturbing the peace on the public highway and faces a 7 o'clock hearing before Justice Smith. Benjamin Snowden colored was arrested by Officer Ernst for assault. Justice Smith fined him 1 dollar which he paid.
Representative Pearre, during the evening House session, urged December 6 as the date to consider the Great Oleomargarine bill. He called the oleomargarine industry the greatest fraud of the century and said sellers evade the law. He cited Cumberland letters and drew close attention as Mr Pestre spoke.
Chief Consul John J. McElroy of the Maryland Division announces a conference with President Conway W. Sams and Secretary Robert H. Carr Jr to set a division meet around July 4. It will be the largest Maryland wheelmen event to date, celebrating victories at the last Legislature including toll freedoms and the Cycle Path Teachers' Examinations. The county teacher examination began yesterday at the Male High School with seventy two candidates. A crowd of about seventeen hundred attended Braddock Heights, where President Geo W Smith of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway reported smooth handling of the event.
News of the churches notes a mid week prayer meeting scheduled for this evening at 7 30 in the Evangelical Lutheran chapel. The item adds health advice urging pure blood and sound digestion.
The Woman's College held a large concert in College Hall featuring the music department with Miss Lucy Eisen and Miss Leila Wilt. A banquet by the Phi Mu Theta Fraternity showcased a lavish menu. An art department exhibit displayed landscapes and still lifes. Class Day exercises highlighted essays and pageantry, with alumni reunions and a portrait presentation planned. Dr Jobe Howard Barris to address graduates tomorrow at 9.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim that General Silhe nat Commandant Botha at Laicg Nek discussed a ceasefire or practice date. The text is garbled and cannot confirm names, places, or outcomes.
Reported military moves show Japan readying forces as scattered clashes erupt. One account notes ongoing skirmishes near key fronts with casualties reported on both sides, underscoring a volatile maritime theater and strategic pressure on nearshore targets.
Special dispatch from Kansas City Missouri reports the Democratic Convention nominating ex Congresswoman Dockery for governor by acclamation. The event marks a pivotal moment in state politics with Dockery gaining broad party support.
The Masonic festival opens tonight and runs three nights with a beautified Junior Hall. Its bare walls are covered with lace curtains and flowers, the stage turned into a drawing room with pink and green decorations. A cake walk opens the select entertainment as Rhodes City Opera House Orchestra provides music.
An Old Frederick page features financial schemes from the National Building Association of Baltimore City with $100 shares and mortgage loans, plus a meeting notice for the Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae and local ads for pineapples, dinners, and employment classified ads. The Frederick branch lists assets, surplus, and officers.
L E Mulinix markets new stock on sale with rich colorings and novel designs for carpets mats and wall papers. Prices unchanged despite rivals claim of ad vans. Store grows in popularity and invites shoppers to judge for themselves at The Exclusive Carpet Wall Paper and Curtains House.
A collage of fragmented ads and notices selling silk goods, clothing, and housewares at low prices. Also contains medical and railroad notices, library events with Raphael paintings, and local business pitches. Includes eye surgery ads, lamp and china sales, and a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fare notice.
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