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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1897
Page
8
A lively market narrative describes abundant produce and bouquets, noting raspberries strawberries and Sweet Williams, and a range of vegetables and meats with prices. It mentions a wagon accident, a bystander’s minor injury, and lists current prices for items from chickens to new potatoes. Edward Michael returns from the sick list.
The article reviews Frederick events from the Dankard camp meeting to the German Baptist gathering on Patrick Street. It notes Civic, church and festival activity, a busy park, trolley nickels, and preparations for upcoming High School commencements and a bicycle meet. Local figures praised include Uncle Jack Hardt and community groups across town.
Cyrus Flook of the Braminer will attend the National council of the Jz O TU M at Pittsburg on Monday as a national representative from Maryland. He will present an appeal from the Key Monument Association to the Junior boys for a five cent contribution to the monument fund.
The Frederick based Independent Hose Company Drum Band serenaded the Baltimore Sun during Maryland State Firemen's convention exercises in Annapolis. One unit was commanded by Major Cross, Wolb.
A promotional claim extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the genuine blood purifier with intrinsic merit and curative power. It emphasizes its supposed universal health benefits, saying millions have pledged faith and found relief from illnesses linked to impure blood.
A collage of short items covers varied topics from marriage and fashion to pensions, divorces, and local commerce. It notes a 2 o'clock morning rain, strawberry season ending, and the counting of 27 600 apples per ponch. It mentions Elfish Mahoney's death, railway housing in South Cumberland, and a public sale of leftovers from a German Baptismal convention. It cites Austrian nobility estates, Baptist visitors to Washington, a Japan English language push, and Ex-President Harrison joining Delta Gamma. It rounds off with a speculative note on married women with dark hair and the betrothal of Alexandrine Augusta to Prince Christian.
News items report prizes won by contestants in The Frenen's Crisis at Annapolis, a body of an unknown man found in Anne Arundel waters, Governor Lowndes planning to register and vote in Annapolis in May, and Republican business leaders in Baltimore backing Theodore Marburg for mayor, with Supplee and Malster factions in flux over potential withdrawals.
The Tulted Steam Fire Engine Company and secretary HB B Heck receive an invitation from the Waynesboro Centennial Association to join a grand firemen and civic parade on September 1 and 23. The event honors Waynesboro's founding with plans for a notable celebration. company action awaits at the next meeting.
A roundup of regional items from Ridgeville Brunswick and Taneytown noting residents returning from Washington Baltimore and York Pa. social visits school events Children Day services Lutheran church announcements Miss May Thomas Frederick and local families visiting relatives and several property transfers including land and securities in Brunswick Frederick Buckeystown and surrounding counties.
Mrs. Wood of Westminster lies critically ill at the convention grounds with Dr Heziog as attending physician. Reading clerk Eby departed for home. Waynesboro wheelmen including Fisher Metcalf Price Foltz Kauffman Crilly Morganthall Stewart Beard Bare Bryan Young rode to Middletown then FS miles home. Holiinger Boer ner traveled to Hagertown to join the meeting. Andrew Rupel Alma Rupel Samuel Harbaugh and their party visited Waynesboro Pa after attending.
Mr John W Netpold, leader of the Otty Opers House Orchestra, arranged a concert in Kreig'as Haji this Thursday evening June 24 under the auspices of the Episcopal Church of that place.
Reduced fares and special trains announced for the Firemen's State Convention in Winchester and other events. Includes excursion options from Frederick and Hagerstown, round trips to Pittsburgh and Washington, with dates in June and July. Limited return validity and observation sleeping car features aboard the B&O Railway.
William Warner of Pennsylvania, a noted orator and supporter of Hon. W. J. Bryson, will present his views on money creation in Kemp Hall at eight o'clock Monday evening. Doors open at seven.
The Johns Hopkins University board of trustees meetings yesterday nominated students for approval to receive Bachelor of Arts degrees at the commencement next Tuesday. Included among the selections is William Strobel Levy, son of the late C B Levy.
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