News of the Churches Observances Across Local Parishes
Mrs Adolphus Fearhake gave an eloquent address at the Presbyterian Sunday school's Children's Day exercises. Mount Vernon inn hosted a fine program with Rev C W Stinespring present. Quinn's A M E church held its Children's Day program. Rev Ernest McGill, ex-rector of the Episcopal Church at Catoctin Furnace, assumed leadership of Sparrow's Point Mission Church. Rt Rev George Peterkin celebrated his fifteenth anniversary of elevation to bishop on May 20 and will sail for Brazil in July for four months. Rev Dr Eschbach marked his nineteenth year at the Reformed church. Rev E dela Mormiere of New Orleans preached at Saint John's Catholic Church on the Sacred Heart. Rocky Springs chapel observed Children's Day with a decorated chancel and the program Rainbow of Promise featuring seven colors, led by Rev Hench and Rev Stine Spring, with staging by D Z Stull and helpers. Miss Viola Thomas played the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Fearhake
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mount
Episcopal Church
Catoctin Furnace
Sparrow’s Point
George Peterkin
W. Va
Brazil
Eschbach
Reformer Church
Rocky Springs Chapel
Heverends 38
M.hench
W. Stinespring
D. Z. Stull
Messrs. Irvin
Biser
William Thomas
W. D. Stone
Comet
Miss Viola Thomas
Frederick peanut vendor rose to diplomatic post abroad
Louis A. Rettaliati of Baltimore, recently named by President Cleveland as United States Minister at Messina, Italy, was a lifelong Frederick resident who ran the city’s first peanut stand. He started with little, built a thriving peanut business, then moved on to Baltimore where he gained rapid advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Louis A. Rettaliati
Baltimore
Cleveland
United States
Messina
Italy
Mr McKaig Hustling In Washington Posts Visits
Representative McKaig visited the Postoffice Department on Saturday urging Patrick Higgins for peetmaster at Keep Tryat Washington county. He also pressed the Navy Department on applications for H B Durrow of Boyrd's Sinnimgomery county and Charles L Watcher of Walkersville Frederick county. McKaig departed Washington for Cumberland Md Saturday night and will stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKaig
Patrick Higgins
Keep Tryat
Washington County
Navy Department
H. B. Durrow
Boyrd’s
Sinnigomery County
Charles L. Watcher
Walkersville
Frederick County
McBaig
Washington
Cumberland
Half Interest in Warehouse Sold at City Hotel
The half interest of the late F A MarKey in the warehouse on Carroll street, now J Tyson & Jons, sold this morning at City Hotel for 551 to Jacob Roberback Fanerala. The funeral of Mrs William Bell was held yesterday at Mt Carmel at 10 am. Pallbearers were John M Eaker Charles Heffner Samuel Ray John Hallerhohn Brooks. Rev Farring officiated. C C Carty was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Markey
Carroll Street
J. Tyson & Jons
City Hotel
Jacob Roberback
Fanerala
Wm. Bell
Mt. Carmel
John M. Eaker
Charles Heffner
Samuel Ray
John Hallerhohn Brooks
Farring
C.C. Carty
Purely Personal Names in Frederick and Nearby
A string of social notes lists residents and visitors in Frederick and surrounding towns, detailing travels, returns, and upcoming departures. Names include Mrs Maysiles Florence Cecil, Miss Emrogen Dorsey, Miss Kunkel, Miss Reba Mitchell, Harvey Klotz, Miss Alice Joynes, R P Ross, Belle Bradshaw, Miss Rosa Malican, Miss Mamie Roden, Mr John Baker, Mr Ira Milles, Mrs Ida Kitzmiller, and many others, with movements to Baltimore, Harpers Ferry, and towns along routes to the Worlds Fair and colleges. The piece also mentions The Dead Broke Cyclist Harry H Wylie planning a cross country ride starting June 14 from New York to Chicago, seeking newspaper-backed daily reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysiiles
Mies Florence Cecil
Piedmont
W. Va
Misses McGuigan
Mechanictown
Thelty
Chas. W. Hose
Col
D.C. Winebrenner
Miss M Emrogen Dorsey
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Howard County
Gilson
South Market Street
Thomas Gilson
Alice B. Joynes
Frederick Pemale Seminary
Woman’s College
R. P. Ross
Ross
Rachel Wooten
Eli Frost
Grace—Anderson
Harper’s Ferry
Misa Minnie Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
Mires Celia Rosenour
C. B. Brane
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Cyrus F. Flook
Keno
W. A. Kolb
George Storm
Lancaster
Rosa Malican
Harmony Grove
Miamie Roden
Misa Maggis Kolb
John Baker
Bruceville
Weant
John Wright
Liberty
Margaret Knodle
Firman
Washington
Ira Milles
Emmitsburg
O. Pearre
Chas. Kinney
Middleburg
Shoemasker
East Sixth Street
Harry H. Wylie
Maryland
City Hall
New York City
New York
Chicago
Frederick
Advertised Letters in Frederick City Post Office 1893 List
The June 10 1893 Frederick City post office published a list of letters remaining for delivery. Names include Mrs Virginis Bushey Mrs Reney Borsen Miss Jennie Chimes Miss Lena Manzy Miss Laura Memride and several others. Unclaimed letters within two weeks are to be sent to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gexti2uen
Jacob Anderson
Cresent Mig. Co
Alburtis
Wm. B Perkins
J. Smith
BR. J. Smith
George Smith
Jet
W. Wolfe
Sam
Ztamerman
Lanie’s
Virginis Bushey
Reney Borsen
Antstrovise
Jennie Chimes
Herrie Douglass
Kimede
Aery Merevist
Lena Manzy
Laura Memride
Notable Ages of Great Leaders and Figures
The passage lists famed leaders and achievers beginning young or reaching milestones early. It notes George Washington at forty three as army commander, Cromwell at twenty nine in early career, Napoleon conquering Italy before thirty, Gladstone in Parliament at twenty three, Macaulay starting literature at twenty, Columbus beginning his voyage at thirty six, Frederick the Great starting the Thirty Years War at thirty nine, and Bisel Stone finishing commentaries before thirty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Cromwell
Napoleon
Italy
Gladsiore
Macaulay
Columbus
Frederick the Great
Biselstone
The Social World At Home Misses Viola Lucy Thomas Rocky Springs
On last Monday evening the Misses Viola and Lucy Thomas were at home to friends at their residence near Rocky Springs. The evening was spent in social converse and pastimes. A beautiful repast was laid in the dining room. At a late hour with much regret all left for their respective homes. The Sick Miss Nannie Goldsborough is recovering from her recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Lucy Thomas
Rocky Springs
Children’s Day Observed at Freebyterian Sabbath School
The Freebyterian Sabbath School held Children’s Day services in the church led by Rev. D. J. Beale and the superintendent. A program of readings, hymns, recitations, prize awards, and a sermon by Adolphus Fearbake, Exq., thrilled attendees. Eighty dollars were raised for Northwest mission schools. the school, organized in May 1931, is among the state’s oldest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Beale
D. D
Adolphus Fearbake
Mr. Fearhake
Christ
Northwest
Rhode Island notables mirror South American politics
The Rhode Island situation echoes a South American pattern where a minority holds power after losing the popular vote. Rhode Island and Connecticut require a majority for elections. disputes over legislative control, adjournment fights, and potential gubernatorial prorogation threaten state finances and governance into 1304, as factions clash with the House and Senate over legitimacy and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Charles
Senate
House
Supreme Court
General Assembly
New England
Fruit Outlook Shows Mixed Early Season Prospects
Early June cherries ripening fast but of inferior quality with some market appearance. April frosts damaged cherries, a favorite for preserving, threatening crop failure. Strawberry crop is fine and berries are large. Apples should be plentiful and the peach crop promises well.
Baseball doubleheader set for tonight and tomorrow
The Pastimes and Athletics will play the regular game at 6:15 PM this evening. A postponed Citizens versus Athletics game will be held tomorrow night. Batteries: Nuez brothers for Athletics and Jones and Drummond for Citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuez Brothers
Jones and Drummond
Sharp and Spring Wed in Mount Pleasant Va Nuptials
Samuel Sharp married Jane Spring at Mount Pleasant Church Loadon County Virginia on May 24 1892 by Rev M F Lowe. The couple both reside in Loadon County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp—Spring
Mount Pleasant Church
Loadon Co, Va
M. F. Lowe
Samuel Sharp
Jane Spring
Loadon Co
Morgantown brothers win reservoir contract cancelled
The contract for the new reservoir awarded to the Lane brothers from Morgantown West Virginia has been cancelled after an error was found in summing items. A new revision of the contracts will be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Brothers
Morgantown
W. Va
Maryland Deaf School Athletes Hold Third Annual Field Day
The Maryland School for the Deaf held its third annual field day on Saturday morning with 23 clubs competing. Exhibitions featured exhibitions by the entire school, individual wins by A D Plummer in multiple events, and B Kelchner, H Benson among others securing top times and heights. A D Plummer earned the gold medal for best all round athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
South Market Street
W. Ely
C. R Sly
MP. Richards
R. BR. Harris
C.M. Grow
BR. F. Thomas
Jon Sheffield
Fred Lurman
K. L. Boswell
B. B. Kelchner
M. J. Kalal
C. F. Creager
D. Snider
W. L. Ratbsck
Barry Athletic Club
F. L Brock
Helen Wells
Louisa Sindall
Minnie English
Clare DeGrange
Annie Schwankhaus
Maggie Cooper
Iola Pet
John Miles
L. Schafer
C. Creager
J. Leich
Veazey Clad
B. Kelchner
W. Nordhouse
W. Wenderoth
A. D. Plummer
Harry Bengon
Belchner
4. Crenger
ML English
Boya
H. Suhre
Kelchner
M. Cooper
A.D. Plummer
Death of George Francis Clingan Ends a Kind Citizen
George Francis Clingan died after a twelve day illness at his East Second street home in his 60th year. He was a devoted husband and father, skilled carpenter and longtime worker in local trades, with four surviving children and an aging mother, brother, and two sisters. Funeral services were set for 5:30 p.m. tomorrow, Mount Olivet Cemetery. Cardinal Gibbons visited Emmitsburg, riding in a carriage to confer confirmations on about one hundred adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clingan
East Second Street
George Francis Clingan
Far West
Atricken
Allife
Ufe
George Francis Clingen
John Clingan
Washington
Ball & Waestley
Frederick Junction
L. 8. Cungan
Herness
Isabelis
American Light and Host Company
Emma Cumberland
Washington, D. C
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Emmitsburg
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Euphemia’s School
Common Nuisance Arrest Leads to Jail Time
John Jeames is again jailed after Officer Brookey arrested him last Saturday on a common nuisance charge. Justice Eckstein committed him for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jeames
Brookey
Justice Eckstein
Yesterday's Foto Arrivals and County Guests
List of visitors and residents staying at Canxix and Quorr houses with names and origins. Includes James McGuire Elliott City Harrisburg ShafferBaltimore Philadelphia Union Bridge Carlisle Hanover Montgomery county and other counties, noting counts from county and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. D. McGuire
Elliott City
Chee
A. Shaffer
Harrisburg
Res
James
Wee Ae c. C. Vesport
Leroy Bangeretows
Wert Morrison
W. C.thomas
H. W. Train
W. F. Crawford
Baltimore
B. F. McCready
Jas. Gervin
H. J. Winger
Phila
County
Canxix
John and
Orphie Hitselberger
Union Bridge
Cal. Newman
Ganover
Johin A. Linn
Carliele
John Howe
John Davis
Mies
Alice Young
Quorr
Dr. Trevey
J. Belli Aon
Montgomery County
C. Johnson
Summer Notes and Local Happenings in Rural Retreat Area
Brief items describe seasonal hints and local happenings from the Frederick and Shepherdstown region. Notes include summer activity, weather forecasts, farming prospects, railroad work near Maryland Heights, a canal dredge incident, school graduates, cemetery duties, and local fishing, with references to crops, sports, and community events.
Pinkney Recaptured Near Bonaparte Farm After Escape
William Pinkney was retaken in a ravine on Charles J. Bonapartes farm two miles from Upper Marlboro around 8 p.m. and delivered to Sheriff Midditon at the jail about 8:20. Captors were Frank W. Jones Hillery Jackson and Edward Jackson their colored son. Pinkney surrendered when surrounded begging not to be shot. His leg wound from the shackles during the escape has healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pinkney
Charles J. Bonapartes
Upper Marlboro
Syrup of Figs Promoted For Gentle System Cleansing
An 19th century ad copy extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle purge aiding digestion and elimination. It claims to cleanse the system, relieve habitual constipation, stimulate kidneys and liver, and ease headaches, colds, or fevers without irritation or weakness.
Mulliniz and Kemp Ladies Dress Goods For Hot Weather
Mulliniz and Kemp announce new department novelties for summer wear including Swiss fabrics in white and dotted patterns, linens, lawn fabrics, organdies, and lace trimmings. They introduce two English imported items: a reversible oil cloth with lining and a washable window shade that resists fading and curling.
The Optimistic Frog Story At St Louis Bishop Address
Bishop E R Hendriz of Missouri urged faith in a future church-extension drive at St Johns Church in St Louis. He cited an optimistic frog in a milk bucket tale to illustrate resolve and steady effort to raise 200000 dollars while promoting hay and feed deliveries by Zeller and DeLashmut on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
E. R. Hendriz
Southern Methodiat College of Bishops
College of Bishops
St. John’s Church
Zeller & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
Drill Score Report From Fair Grounds Inst Event
Five companies competed in a drill at the Fair Grounds Institute with 100 as base. Polnta Phoenix Wilmington Del 914 two deficient points not deducted for excellence. Logan Altoona Pa 897 after withdrawal. Guardian Hose Co Mechanicstown 90 Hanover Pa 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Polnta
Phoeniz
Wilmington
Del
Junior
Reading
Logan
Altoona
Guerdian Hose Co
Mechanicstown
Hanover
Training for the Races in Bay Ridge Rumbles
Messrs. Bert Morrison and Walter Thomas, long in the city training for bicycle events, left this morning for Bay Ridge to enter races this summer. Orphans' Court inventories of personal property and current money of estate of George W. Slagle, deceased, were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bert Morrison
Walter Thomas
Bay Ridge
Morrison
George W. Slagle
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the Daily News
Fredericek
Jam Spm
Taz Laws
Wasmrsertes
D.C
MW. Hallemeron
The
Weather Bureau
Wat Tyler
Blackheath
London
Jarsen III
Scotland
Bannockburn
Stiringshire
Gage
John Adamenostic
Norwich
Tagland
Aia
John Augustus Roebling
Peel Bridge
Afukihausen
Prussia
Cairo
James Ewell Brown
Jeb”) Stuart
Richmond
Wonnés
Marimnilian
Carlotta
City
Sietice
John Sheridan
Somerset
Mixs
Gilbert Islands
Great Britain
Mare Island
California
W. L. Parsons
Joseph Volluse
Rodock & Neldig ‘Nisi
Levy
Besant & Knot Nisi
Maulsby and Reich, Solra
World’s Fair Board
E. A. Wolfe
News OF the Churches
Misa Nannie Goldsborough
Four Mile
Harper's Ferry
Amal
Maryland Heights
Roger Hempell
Shaw
Harper's Erry
Lessing
Shepherdatown
Garrett County
J. EB. Knode
Boonsboro
Angels
Hicks
Geuff
Hagerstown
Reva
A. J. Gill
J. C. Hawks
Henry Baumgardner
Junior Dream Fire Engine Company
Julius Grahe
Philip Burek
Elx Fine Mulleta
Pinkney
Francis M. Bowls
Mulliniz & Kemp
John Bendrickson
Dees
Weiling
Grenadines
John Henontoxson
the Optimistic Frog
Rover A
Heidi
Rodock & Meldig
AT. Rice &Sone
AT. Rice & Sons
Fureeal Diracron
North Market Starry
Frederick, MD
Hebinz’s
Staud's
Hoerth Market Street
STEET
South Harket
D. Institute
J. Vy
J. Carty
Frederick Nidsan
Geo. A. Gilbert
Gino
Market ST
Congress
Yadiex Blocher
Oxford
Orford
George A. Gilbert
EL Blackston
B. H. Buastox
Merchant Tailor
North Market Street
Fredreice
David H. Best
SI North
Aie
Odeete
James E. Walker & CO
J E. Walker & Co
Kings OF Laces
James BE
Walesr & CO
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