Notable 19th Century Literary Figures and a Capitol Tragedy
Brief notices recall Bib-Bara Willis later Eldridge Parton, sister of N P Willis, a Portsmouth born author with several novels and children’s books. Also Charles Dickens, born 1812 in Portsmouth, died at Godshill Kent. A disaster at Ford’s opera house in Washington linked to Lincoln’s assassination. Cyrus West Field, born 1857, died in New York. West Point marks the centenary of the National Military Academy with a celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bib-Bara Payson Willis
Eldridge
Parton
Portsmouth
Yanny Fern
Eldridge-Parton
N. P. Willis
Akotches
Charlee Dickens
Godshill
Kent
Ford's
Old Opera House
Washington
Lincoln
Cyrus West Field
New York City
West Point
National Military Academy
Fragmentary Trade Names and Notices From The News
A garbled notice lists attorneys and associates including Zeno S Harp H Lewis and W H McCaffrey with street address 41 W Second St Braddock Heights and Masanto Temple. It mentions Hail Reiteb The Economy and asks subscribers to report irregularities in newspaper delivery to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeno S. Harp
Atty
Werely News to Return as Twelve Page Paper
The Werely News will publish a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and many features. It claims the largest outside circulation in Frederick city and county and invites advertisers to use it. Copy for new ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Tus Waaxiy
Purely Personal Notices From Come and Go
Purely personal notices list visits and travel among Baltimore Cumberland Clarke and surrounding areas. Individuals include Miss Sadie Fietcher visiting Baltimore, John Nueberth from Baltimore visiting George Groshon, Randolph Shepherd visiting his home, Elaie Withide visiting Baltimore and Washington, Helen Engelbrecht and Daniel Steiner Engebrechs in city for a few days, Roger Nelson Kimball leaving for Norfolk, Helen and Isabel Zimmerman visiting Brightside Cottage, Susan Whales and Mrs. Barciss with daughter visiting Gaithersburg, J Clarke Kieffer and daughter traveling to Hagerstown for a wedding, and Eora Willard of the county attending Franklin College gold jubilee in Lancaster PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Fietcher
Baltimore
Fred. J. Schroeder
Cumberland
John M. Nueberth
George Groshon
East
Patrick Street
Randolph Shepherd
Met
Nashville
Third Street
Elaie Withide
Clarke Place
Washington
Helen J. Engelbrecht
Daniel Steiner Engebrechs
Taneytown
Roger Nelson Kimball
Norfolk
Helen
Leabel Zimmerman
Gittinger
Eora Willard
J. H. Markey
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshal College
Willard
Budget of Bright Local and General Bits
Brief items of local and general interest noted as a humorous edifying miscellany. Items include a firemen demonstration tease and quips about life, stage dreams, family holidays, and playful wordplay with names and anecdotes.
C8 TRE LAW'S GRIP INCORRIGIBLE
County Agricultural Society yesterday to sit the rany quuped by the seat of Harry C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Law
Maryland Firemen's Association Meet Arrives In Frederic
Lanaconicg Maryland sends 47 firemen for the tenth annual Maryland State Firemen's Association in Frederic. A parade, bands from Cumberland Martiansburg and Frostburg, and 6000 visitors are expected. Special trains bring Baltimore Veterans with Fifth Regiment Band and 35 ladies. City arches, decorations, and miniature engines adorn Market Street ahead of events at City Opera House and Masonic Temple.
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Maryland
Mavny
Lanaconicg
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Frederck
Columbia Steam Fire Engine Company
Alexandria
Annspoke
Fre
Cumberland
Martiansburg
Martineburg
Comrey
Frostburg
Accivala
Coon
Veteran Firemen’s Association of Baltimore
Weatero Maryland
Fifth Regiment
United Fire Companies
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
United Fire Engine
Thomas Buckey
H. 8. Landis
Market Street
Sod
Obief
Jacob Rohrback
State’ Firemen's Association
Maryland School For the
Desf
Schoor
Telegraph
Patrick
Carter
Church
Church Street
Court Square
City Opera House
Gn Thoraday
Masonic Temple
Ingomar Albaugh
West Church
Lawrence Falk
John Foland
Breiner Bros
Moet Market
Market Notes and Oddities From the Day
Market reports show a bustling morning with strong produce demand as crowds grow this week. Peas rise to 20 cents per half peck, eggs at 18 cents per dozen, and fruit displays include currants pineapples bananas strawberries cherries watermelons and cantaloupes. Firemen fed on plentiful strawberries priced 4 to 5 cents per box. cherries hold at 10 cents per bushel for top quality. In Baltimore hotel news two men named in the register exchange a tense standoff with stony glances. Also noted is Frederick Patterson of the African and Argentine Live Stock Company in Ellicott City pursuing shipments for South Africa with a British contract to supply 80,000 horses and mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Frederick Patterson
el Icott
Chase
South Trou Orkets
Patterson
Africa
Letter of appreciation from Mrs Hackelton to Woman's College
A long letter from Mrs Maria W Hackelton expresses gratitude for the portrait presentation at the Frederick Female Seminary Alamne Association and recalls memories of former students and faculty. The unveiling included children Travis White and Louise Molanne, with remarks read by Miss Maria Dieh. The piece notes the event and responses from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Female Seminary
Alamnie Association
Maria W. Hackelton
Woman's College
McBee Avenue
Greenville
Apple
Alamne
James M. Hood
Mies Maria Dieh
F. F. Seminary
Hackelton
Frederick College marks close of 106th year with exercises
The Frederick College commencement opened in the decorated Hall as graduates were named. Charles A. Downey Richard Potts Johnson Olngett Dorsey Stevens Howard E. Thompson Frank Russell Young Barnets Edward Oates received one year graduate certificates. Diplomas were presented by Kenyon's Cox's gift. Field sports winners listed. An ode to Horace appeared in a light exchange. A list of Girls High School graduates followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Charles Augustus Lawrence Downey
New Market
Richard Potts Johnson
Frederick
Olngett Dorsey Stevens
Howard Edgar Thompson
Alry
Frank Ruossell Young
Middletown
Barnets Edward Oates
B. V. Switzer
Richard P. Johnson
United States
O. A. Lawrance Downey
Harrison
Stevens
Pat
Ebot
Harriage
Johnson
Lary
Harrieos
Thompson
Levy
Johncon
Johneon
Old Glory Decorations and Menswear Bargains Parade Item
A garish parade ad proclaims decorations with Old Glory colors and firemen whites for a display. It offers clothing and accessories including collars, socks, suits, shirts, undergarments, suspenders, and silk ties at low prices, touting quality and value with bold pricing.
Excursions to Niagara Fails Under Personal Escort
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers a ten day Niagara Falls tour with Royal Blue Line trains and connections via Philadelphia Reading and Lehigh Valley routes. Departures July to October from Washington and Baltimore with round trip tickets sold at several Maryland stations. Stopovers allowed. special land and supper en route. Niagara Falls to Toronto and return option. Thousand Islands side trip. five day Niagara return window. Also mentions Saengerfest promotional fares and a memorial note for Austin Fraley dated December 9, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Niagara
Niagara Falls
America
Yis
Baltimore & Ohio Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Camden Statom
Niagara Falla
Ellicott City
Rockville
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Frederick
Keedynvillle
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneve Watkins Glen
Maud Obank
Toronto
Gorge
Thousand Islands
Gail
Baltimore & Obie BH. R
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wasaiwatos
Jane
Tur Nene
Vw. L. Moors
the Weather Bureau
Dorote
Waby
Lippiacol
Annapolis
Jose
F. F
Alaman
W. D. Byron& Sons
Pela H. A. McComas
Semosu
Bowers’ Field
Rosebads
Feat
East Patrick Street
Rosebuds
G. Foot
H. Zeigler
L Lease
C. Robinson
W. Storm
Zigler
United Brethven
Washington County
United Brethren Church
Rohreraville
United Brethren
Congregational
The
Farmere’ Exchange
Grand Jury Rooms
Court House
D. QO. Kemp
J. F. Thomas
R. KR. Lewis
Gambrill
B.C. Benn
M. J. Dade
J. L. Doub
D. O. Kemp
H.R. Lewis
J. H. Gambeili, Jr
Toncerron
Charles B. Fost
Will Sei
Urbacs
Sussa R. Cateatl
Sele
Charles Smith
East Second Street
Mim Matilde Hoack
Harmony Grove
Vitel Matietice
Buckeystern
Person Society
Horace
Old Frederick
Times
Bairaive
Ap Maxorrom
Girth
Hiah School
Edna Eigiva Copeland
Margaret
Estelle Cronenburg
Dora Irene Davall
Ron
Elizabeth” Bader
Mabel Elizabeth ‘Hindley
Beth Simpson Mullinix
Betty I4e
Stauffer
Bath Avice Thomas
Catey Evans Thomas
Jeannette Weinberg
Blaiche Oliveoife
Citizens National Bank
Soma Wentitick
Colura
Xonte
QUOON
Enine
Citizens’ National Bank
George
Rodock
Lawar
Davy Loccer
George & Rodook & CO
A.T. Jmce & Sons
T. Riow & Sons
North Market
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas J. Rick
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Put Rederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Jou TL
Newig & Miller
Nela & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Rueh A Tina
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Percona
A. Clinton
Maria Oh
Igk County
City Hotel Grill
Hull & Reich
Gouverniee
Old Fredericktown
Hull & Reige
Tabard Isn
North Market Street
Midawiy
L. E. Mullinix
Will
L. B. Mullinix
Just
Iorry
Millet
Bouthern
Weetern
Hays Glover
Andiky
Petermaex
Franklin
Europe
Smith
Masonic
Oldanly de
Ae Seme
Theatest
New York Hospital
Experiece
WM. GC. Boteler
Ezsdiy
Noah E. Cramer
Nik
Fidelity Bond
Villace
Third St
Liberty Pike Ltd
Craver
Bethel Charcb
City
Penii
Bath
E. Patticki
Dasavilis
Adamstorn
Petersville
Sellmonth
Yers Spee
F. B. Sappington
Bates
Standard Oil Co
B. Sappingtolr
Fifth
Maryland Regiment Armory
Beltiver & Ohio Railroad
Western Maryland
R. H
Car Dazilog
Austin Fraley
Angela
Earth
Austin
Tharke
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Eugene Sponseller
Jacob Birely
Palace of Music
Mumonisal Committee
Braddock Height
Caro
Lidie’s
C. P
Matonic Temple
Tyler Brother
I*.t. Rhodes
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Frank Sheffield
Zocnes
Firemen‘s Bureau
Firemen’s Bureau of Information
City Hall
Bureau of Information
General Committee
J. Edward Rice
W. M. Oxnonxs
Iscos Rowrzack
Jos
W. Gaver
Roxser A. Beyserz
Koward Bier
Fredericktown
J. F. Hreb
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