Frederick county agriculture clubs and church life discussed
The piece notes how farmers clubs in Frederick county would aid agricultural interests and argues religious belief should focus on advancing Christianity. It praises Frederick firemen for state convention duty and extols the German Baptist Brethren annual meeting as a democratic, decisive body with delegates’ votes finalizing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Farmers’ Clubs
Frederick County
German Baptist Brethren
Disjointed Political Chaos Reported In Fragmented Memo
A sweeping, unclear summary notes suspended debates and travels, referencing a Congress junket, Maryland political campaigning, a beer tax proposal dropped, and scattered mentions of Rome New York strawberry judging and Senator Tillman. The piece reads as a garbled digest of political chatter and unconnected events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
New York
Maryland
Public Opinion Excerpts From Various Papers
Excerpts from columns in the Philadelphia Record and other papers show mock commentary on anarchists and curists, with a note of consolation about spring and summer, alongside a Washington Post blip about watermelon prices in the local market and the small boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Washington Post
Local Color Notes From Frederick City and County
A collection of local observations from Frederick County including remarks by Thomas L. Cosley about changes in the city, tax news on a Baptist meeting, poetical excerpts, corn and grass crop prospects from Edward H. Stine, and a crowd influx at a Sunday fair. A letter from Elizabeth Plecb of St. Airy praises the newspaper’s countywide coverage.
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Frederick
Thomas L. Cosley
Frederick County
Edward H. Stine
Ciy
Clifford Doil
City Hotel
Mia
Elizabeth Plecb
Airy
Equity
Circuit Court
Central National Bank of Frederick
Edward SL Ressler
Charles W. Ross
John ©. Motier
Richard P. Hoss
John L.igrda
Frederic
John L. Jordan
Ross Motier & Rovs
Sohertora
Clers- May
Fredenck County
Court of Equity
Denrel Bunday
Lewis
Ramsburg
Puohe Sale
Daniel Sunday
Hansonville
Maan
Sunday & Hamsburg
Frank Pamper
Roger McSherry
Capt
Walte
Saunders, Auct
Dyel
Earthquake Song Fragment in Dialect
A dialect verse titled Earthquake Song shows a speaker pleading with Mister Earthquake to spare buildings and land. The rustic cadence recalls a spiritual prayer while fearing a rumbling fate and the blast of judgment day.
iN THE LAW'S GRIP ARREST OF 4 BOY
Constable John Simpeen arrested at bay yesterday for stealing vegetables from Willim H. Wesster's garden on West Patrick street. A beating 410 to be held before Magistrate Elser tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
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John Simpeen
Willim H. Wesster
West Patrick Street
Elser
James Houston
Frank Jackson
Simpson
Sfter Houston
Brown
John Simpson
Etchelberger
Fourth Street
Bhset
Local Club Meetings Set Amid Busy Week
Frederick notes show the board of directors meets tonight at six with a tennis club gathering at Wednesday evening. Baseball teams plan a meeting at nine to organize. Names listed include Baumgarter Abrecht Kolb Laurders DeGrange Lampie and others. The wheel club convenes Thursday at six. Pawnees Bil Here arrives to oversee city interests. Bills cars prepared for the season’s travel and a flat exhbition is planned in Baltimore next week.
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R- Baumgarteer
AL Abrecht
W. C. Kolb
W. We. Laurders
A. R. DeGrange
A. V. Lampie
Fester Smith
C. Tyson
W. Sargent
Guay Dev
Pawbeec
Pawnes Bi
Mejor Lilie
Frederick
Cesson
Baithmors
German Baptist Meeting At Pertle Springs Draws Delegates
A lengthy German Baptist convention scene unfolds with delegates arriving from Mechanicsburg Lancaster and other towns. Notables include Elder Isaac Zaciou Elder Bartow and Prof. Beery while facilities at Pertle Springs bulge with hundreds of attendees and a 500 capacity resort. The electric railway haul and the centennial celebration drive the schedule through the weekend and into 1900.
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Brother Hoyer
Port-Fice
C. Herman
Frederick
Thomas Kelser
Roanoke, Sr
A. B. Martin
Peter Briodie
Harriaburg
Mechanicsverg
Issac Zaciou
Wee. K. B
E.der Elter
Hanover
Pennsylvania Railroad
Isaac Bartow
Mechanicsburg
Etteeter
Samuel Sprankle
Massion
Ohio
W. B Myere
Manchester College
P. Fabracy
Chicago
San Mar
Waablogton County
A. B. Barchart
Susie
Mary
Barbara Bronffer
D. Long
Florence Swingse
Lucy Smith
Hegerstown
Holainger
Bridgewater
Nebraska
Peter Keltner
Sterling
Eib
Elder Imler
Lancaster
Fasnacht
Augusta
Rockingham
Virginia
J. M. Neff
Fruitdale
Alabama
P. N. Beery
Ste
Clarke Thi
Indiana
St. Louis
Pertle Springs
Tate
Pertie Springs
J.P. McCann
New York
Alissouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
German Bay
Perthe Springs
William Anns
Michael Rocher
Anders
New Market
David Grist
Timberville
John Garber
Jacob Miller
Slosre
Va, Were Welsomes Soon Their Arrival Ister Cline, of Cowss Sisina
Siger Matths
Michael Good
Timothy Good
Bridgewater Collegiate
J.D. Hiregerdner
Bot Cis
W.va
Stol- Jerick
P. R. RB
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Ann G. Baumgardner
Charlie
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Court House
Frederick City
Lote
Janes H. Gambrill
Calvin Page
Iman- Bard Tool
Frederick Junction
Mopocacy
Frederick Vatley
James H. Gambell
George V Deluprine
Acoli
Fredench
Hao. K
Jas. H. Geabriil
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Robert Oo Gambrild
John S. Newman
Walter Saucders
Mes Sgexdittawic
Jreceivers Sale
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Hemlock Bueras
Stoner
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Lewis A. Xice
TJ. Roib
Markell & Trail
Duling
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Raulded Klob
Seeus
Mapkell & Trail
C. D. Dou
Vartin & Hobsans
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Saltimore
Maryisa
Mayloctn
White
Tak
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Etto Fibre Co
East Church
As Ce
Meylidewiy
Amol
Scott & Son
Bankers and Bece Bre
North Street
James T. Quinlan
RHO. Jus. J. Belli
Bov. GC
G. Ellis
Jantilw
BE. Zimmerman
Mouastain City Creamery
Middle Alley
Sta
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Milrad
Fredericsy
ELOO
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John H. Catshall
Slan
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William A. Mansfield
Banker & Broarer
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Mayllart
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Hampton Lindsay
Court Street
South Market
C. GC
Varty
Patrick Street
BENT
South Market St
of & J. Winebrewer
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C. A. Framer
West Patrick Bt
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Market Street
Etchison
Selp
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Junddewim
Patries Street
Frederice City
West Second Stree
E¢Cress Loopersmore Detective Agency
Rashville, Ieon
Cash Hepister
Good As New
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Wim
B. Reese
Wess
Third Street
Sasle—Smith
KOO
Firat Nelional Manz
W. Patck Street
Milton A. Woolward
W.patrickst
H. M. ‘Ixéorit
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Georgetown Turnpike
Hamilton Lindsay
Patrick St
Meniddrt Portale
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Wesps
Frederick County National Bank
Carty
Potomac
Geo
4Th &T
Madness
Petre
C. Han
Besant & Knuet
Tse Orr
A. W. Nicodemus & Sons
Buckeystown
Psiscusaty
Jages T. Quinlan
Shipping and Commission
Charles Br
Dunkard Fraternity
Beliimers
Juchitn
J. Schroede
Jetorn
Tess
Uss
Maylsdim Bebsrt& Sons
WN. BR
D. Mantz
Landis
Market St
O& Gold
BR. Lease
City, MD
Hosenonr
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Apesa
Droggis
Jane
Victor Eempdies CO
Marschant Frederick, Hd, AG
Charles E. Meale
Cc A. Poole
Menderrick
Phisborys
Fulsbury
Bebee & Vons
Hopenstere
Ac. S
Pure Fury
Ee Ete Ae Morey
Diamo Wanhes
Willa Mansfield
Frederic Y An Eldewly
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