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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1893
Page
3
Pleasant personal notes from Liberty and nearby towns
Dr J B S Wagner spent Sunday with friends in Liberty Misses Belie Obier and Ida Zimmer man, Elmer Zimmerman, Jacob R Obier and Lewis Welty of Emmitsburg started for Chicago for the World's Fair. Miss Lila Clayton returned home from visiting Mrs C Haller. Edward Moore family from Baltimore visit his father in South Market Street. W B Stewart returns to Waynesboro from visiting J E Price. M B Lehman, Baltimore shoe salesman, in the city. Miss Clara Garrett of Baltimore returns from visit with Mrs D M Scholl. Mrs George W Berry of Martinsburg visits Miss Lucy Ramshore. The Army Worm on the Eastern Shore is described. prevention and control methods given. Water Company election results list directors reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B.S. Wagner
Liberty
Belie Obier
Ida Zimmerman
Elmer Zimmerman
Jacob R. Obier
Lewis Welty
Emmitsburg
Chicago
Lila Clayton
C. Haller
Edward Moore
Baltimore
Jno. P. Moore
South Market Street
W.B Stewart
J. E. Price
South Market St
Waynesboro
M. B. Lehman
Eichengreen & Weil
Clara Garrett
D. M. Scholl
George W. Berry
Martinsburg, W.vs
Edith Bantz
Lucy Ramshore
East Third Street
Miscues and Fires Mark Maryland News Roundup
Mis of Inforest Here and There reports fires at John Biggs home in Queen Anne's and Captain Algie Boseman near St Peters. A large tobacco crop outlook in Baltimore area noted. Various legal, political, and civic items including an execution gallows erection in Prince George's and municipal election plans in Annapolis. Baseball City League summary covers Athletics vs Pastimes with dramatic late scoring and umpire critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youerdsy
Johnn Biggs
Queen Annne
Allegany
Carrol
Gpion Sbahn
Pinkeey and Barber
Prince George’s
Annapolis
John Biggs
Queen Anne’s County
Samuel F. Norment
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Athletics
Cook
Boemer
Gathering of the Clan Arrives for World’s Fair in Chicago
Sir Fitzroy McLean Bart of Secotlend arrives with Archibald McLean chieftain of Pennycross and other McLeans from New York and Scotland. A large Scottish American crowd greets them at the depot as pipers of the Forty-eighth Highlanders strike up. They proceed to the Auditorium and attend the World’s Fair with Mrs Emily Ritchie McLean and their children. Also noted is Mr Jon Williams a son of the Revolution, whose father Capt Henry Williams served in the Siege of Brooklyn Heights and whose family lineage ties to early American war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Fitzroy
Donald McLean, Bart
Secotlend
Mchean
Chicago
Archibald Jnc. McLean
Baronet
Scotland
Donald McLean
Geo. B. McLean
New-York City
Emily Ritchie McLean
Jon &. Williams
Frederick County National Bank
Henry Williams
Williams
Hockeysmith
Willams
Masonic Order
Washington
Lafayette
John H. Williams
Wu- Hams
Found Dead on Her Face Margaret Hoffman Dies at Home
Margaret Hoffman a white woman about 70 resided behind Henry J. D. Hagans on Merzth Market street was found dead lying on her face in her room. Dr. McComas diagnosed heart disease and Bright's disease as the cause. an inquest was not held. She leaves three sons and two daughters. funeral set for 9 AM tomorrow from Mr. Hagans residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hoffman
Henry J. D. Hagan
Merzth Market Street
McComas
Bright
Margaret A. Hoffman
Daniel Hoffman
Braddock
Derr
Hagan
Deaths and funeral notices from Emmitsburg area
Obituaries report George H Krise of Liberty Township near Emmitsburg dies at home aged about 70. Funeral held at his house and interment at Lutheran Cemetery Mechanicstown minister Rev GT Whitmore. Also noted are deaths of Miss Isabella Eyler age 40 and Mrs Mary Eckenrode aged 82 with services in local churches. Alumni Officers elected Caroline McCleery president and officers for 1893–94 include Mannie NIL vice president Florence Trail secretary Grace Radcliff treasurer Minnie Markey executive head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H
George H. Krise
Liberty Tno
Emmitsburg
Krise
Reformed Church
Lewis Krise
Liberty
Uved
Abraham Krise
Lewis
Iowa
Martha Eiker
Minolz
Anna E. Tressler
Fountaindale
G. A. Whitmore
Mechanicstown
Isabella Eyler
Christian Miler
Burnitsberg
Otterbein Chapel
Harbaugh’s
W. GL. Martin
Mary Eckenrode
Vincent Eckenrode
Mt. St. Clary’s College Church
Edw. P. Allen
D. D
Anumni Association
Frederick
Mss
Caroline McCleery
Mannie Nil
Florence Trail
Grace Radcliff
Minnie Markey
Mower Damaged in Runaway Near Kolb’s Mill
Shortly after noon yesterday Mr. Charles Sroutzshn living east of town on the Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike dropped a piece from a mower he was hauling. As he halted to search for the piece the team bolted, badly damaging the mower which was new and recently purchased in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sroutzshn
Frederick and Monocacy
Kolb’s Mill
Early Potatoes Rotting and Crop Loss Across State
Official returns from the State Board of Agriculture note that recent wet cool weather causes substantial rotting in early planted potatoes, with expected crop losses. Some areas report delayed seeding and abandonment of crops. Hungarian grass and other fodder will be substituted later. The town announces a debate on an Electric Road for Frederick City to Middletown with named participants. An exhibition features a chased firemen’s horn gifted to the Independent Hose Company by the Columbia Hose Company. Town commissioners in Emmitsburg are organized with appointed officials. Reverend A M Schaffner to be installed as pastor of Emmitsburg Reformed Church. Madam Pearson, former Frederick Female Seminary teacher, has died in Burlington, aged 86. A Flag Day observance urged. Governor Brown proclaims it. The Independent Hose Co. presents photographs of engines to Junior and United Steam Fire Engine Companies. Illness notes for John Cloese and Sophia Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
Maryland
Jengih
State Board of Agriculture
John W. Morris
North Market Street
Independent Hose Company
Columbia Hose Company
Columbia
Emmitsburg
Mary A. Adelsberger
F. A. Adelsberger
Shepherdstown
Hegtater
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Corporation
West Patrick Street
Mt. Oliver
Briggs Case Review Told by Reader Editor
Readers urged a brief statement on Dr. Briggs teachings and the Presbyterian Church ruling. The piece outlines the charged views, the General Assembly verdict suspending Briggs, and expected effects on ministers professors and church unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Ila Cylamas
General Assembly
Washington
New York Theological Seminary
God
Moses
Christ
Supreme Court of the Church
Charles A. Briggs
Presbyterian
United States of America
Presbyterian Church
Charles &. Briggs
Appellee
Presbytery
New York
Ecol
Albany
Endurance Waltz Among Denver's Gilded Youths
Twenty of Denver society duel in a novel waltz contest with six partners each. The event lasts eighteen hours and thirty six minutes before police halt it at the mother's plea. Hog cholera returns to Washington county as hogs die. Farmer Rowland reports losses. Clover blooms abundantly. corn growth promises a fine crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Washington County
John F. Rowland
Old Hager Mill
Yesterday's hotel arrivals recount many from across states
A column lists yesterday's hotel arrivals with numerous names and origins. Notables include Crix Horap-F, J Roche, N J Watts, F W Pope, C B H Braun, and dozens from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Cumberland Rogerstown Colfax Boston and other towns. County and city counts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crix Horap
F. J. Roche
N. J. Watts
F. W. Pope
C. B H. Braun
M. Alleman
F. E. Nicholson
New York
Chas. D. Mitchell
W. E. McSherry
Philadelphia
D. Holitany, Jr
R. M. Whson
A. M. Rinehart
W.E. Knox
F. C. Hannan
H.franty
B. W. Hammond
G. D. Jarvins
W. H. Johnson
Baltimore
Geo. W. Doerner
Cumberland
D. Buchanan
Rogerstown
A.T. Purdy
Danulie
Canim Hovex
C. F. Crampton
Colfax
State of Washington
C. E. McDowel
Boston
L. J. Hood
Mr. Airy
Grorr
W. G. Legg
F. W. Spotten
Columbia
Widespread Miscellany and Local Notices From 19th Century Roanoke
A meandering update lists diverse notes from health and fashion to weather and transport. Entries mention strawberries, summer hotels, a Norfolk jacket revival, a life saving service cost and benefits, rule changes on tobacco sales to minors, society meetings, electric fans, and a dog killing a large snake. Also reported are property transfers, cherry and berry markets, a 1877 railroad accident anniversary, and a runaway carriage near Emmitsburg with injuries to a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbern
N.C
Roanoke
Lsw
Baltimore
Maryland Historical Society
Geo. M. de F. Zacharias
de. Daniel Zachacias
Frederick
Bosley
Page
Gagerstown
Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle System Cleansing
Promote cleansing with Syrup of Figs for costiveness bilious blood and sluggish organs. It aims to cure habitual constipation awaken kidneys and liver without irritation while dispelling headaches colds and related ailments.
Mulliniz and Kemp Ladies Dress Goods for Warm Weather
ryo The Ladies offers Swiss plain white figured and dotted India linens plain fine mullis lace stripes and Pisid Nainsocks lovely figured Binks Trish and Scotch lawns Nazkins Chamblays Organdies lawns in black white plaid and stripes plus endless varieties of laces for trimmings and more.
New English Carpet Depart Offers Two Novel Goods
The carpet department introduces two novelties for customers. A double face cloth with mosaic patterns and heavy felt lining included per yard. A figured window shade that resists fading, won’t curl, washable with a damp cloth. Imported English goods.
Jail Board Meeting Reports Prisoner Totals and Inspections
The Board of Charities and Corrections met as scheduled and reviewed Sheriff Cromwell's report showing 16 state prisoners and 4 corporal prisoners, totaling 20. An inspection found the jail clean and orderly. Also noted were church announcements and a Maryland States Attorneys conference in Baltimore to discuss criminal law reforms ahead of the next General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Attorneys
Maryland
Baltimore
Dennig
Asgembie
Circuit Court Room
E. 8. Eichelberger
Frederick
General Assembly
Myers Warding wedding in Mechanicstown June 6 1693
James E. Myers of near Emmiteburg weds Miss Sarah Warding of Zentz area in Zentz's Mill vicinity this county. Ceremony performed at U S Parsonage in Mechanicstown by Rev W L Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myere—Warding
U. S. Parsonage
Mechanicstown
W. L. Martin
James E. Myers
Emmiteburg
Sarah &. Warding
Zentz
Adamstown Dramatic Association Brings Benefit Play
The Adamstown Dramatic Association presents Dot, the Miner's Daughter, or One Glass of Wine in Brunswick Maryland on Wednesday evening June 21 to aid the new Reformed church at Adamstown. Admission 25 cents, or reserved seats 30 cents. Dr. J R G Hardesty oculist will be at the City Hotel Thursday at 9 o'clock and stay until 2 o'clock Friday June 15 and 16. Lumber for sale cheap 100000 feet hemlock stock kilns at eleven dollars per thousand. must be sold at once. Call or write W D Bowers Lumber Company East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitaburg
Haaskarl
Pleasant Bill
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eaat Second Street
Adamstown Dramatic Association
Brunswick
New Reformed Church
Adamstown
J. R. GL
City Hotel
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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