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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1895
Page
4
Weather and storm movements across the region
Friday brings clouds then clearing as high pressure shifts across New England and a general low area forms over the central region. Temperatures fall 5 to 10 degrees in the upper Midwest and Ohio Valley while thunderstorms occur in numerous cities. A 60 mph wind is reported at Chattanooga with lingering cloud and thunderstorm risk in the Dake region and Mid Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanarmstox
Weather Bureau
New England
Ely
Inagy
Alberts
Pistean
New Pacific
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Iowa
Nebraska
Washington City
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapola
Chattanooga
Nashville
Cairo
Fort Smith
Amarillo
Albany
Green Bay
St. Vincent
Burdon
Dakota
Moorehead
Omaha
Bronx City
Saugene
Parry Sound
Pittsburg
Duluth
Columbus
West Virginia
Middle Atlantic
TEE WEEKLY NEWS Delights Readers With Rich Twelve Page Issue
The issue promises rich and varied content including local city news, letters from many towns, world telegrams, and featured items like Mary Jane and the Market Beribe. It highlights illustrations of two yachts for the American Cup and the Atlantic cable projectors, plus Conan Doyle’s new chapter from The Sign of the Four and new advertisements from Staub to Harmony Grove 8.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sil
Tax News
Conan Doyle
Staub, McClain
Besant & Knott
John Hendrickson
Snes
D. P. Zimmerman
Lawn Fete
Harmony Grove
Princess Phosa Tonight Dress Rehearsal Draws Admiring Crowd
The dress rehearsal of Princess Phosa drew an invited audience praising the beauty of the opera. Costumes valued at 1200 dollars were shown. Tonight's performance invites attendance and tomorrow’s tickets are at AR Yeakie City Hall Boot and Shoe Store. If weather allows, Frederickan Club plans a practice shoot this afternoon and a meeting at Kline's store will set arrangements for the Inter-State Shooting Contest in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phosa
Frederick
AR Yeakie
City Hall
Lecture by Rev Eugenis St John at Woodsboro church
The Lutheran Church in Woodsboro will host Rev Eugenis St John of Kansas City on Friday evening June 1st at 7 45 in support of the W C T U His subject will be Social Security
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenis St. John
Kansas City
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Old Frederick fire company shed recalls mayoral jail tale
In demolishing the Independent Hose Company engine house in Frederick a basement room over the hallway housed the old mayor's office once run by James Barigis. A lockup room with a barred light held prisoners nightly under a city ordinance targeting colored boys after nine o clock. One New Year’s Eve about seventeen detainees were freed when members untarred the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
James Bartgls
Barigis
Frederick Female High School Commencement Held at City Opera House
The Frederick Female High School will hold its commencement on Wednesday evening, June 19, at 8 o'clock in the City Opera House. The seven graduates are Emily Atkinson Garrett, Myrtle Emma Grebill, Harriet Ella Kolb, Hallee Taylor, Lucy Colvig Schroeder, Kate Isabelle Shank, and Emma Elizabeth Shawbaker. The class motto is "Bisce lior Dont fail to see the Majestic."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Female High School
City Opera House
Missea
Emily Atkinson Garrett
Myrtle Emma Grebill
Harriet Ella Kolb
Hallee Taylor
Lucy Colviliig Schroeder
Kate Inabelie Shank
Emma Elizabeth Shawbaker
Pastor welcomed by congregation at Pleasant Reformed Church
The Rev. Miller of the My Pleasant Reformed Church was visited Thursday evening by many in the congregation and friends who presented him with useful articles and a purse. A speech praised the brotherly love, followed by ice cream and strawberries. Grace Trinity members stayed for social chat before all departed at 11. services for Children's Day planned for Sunday at 10 o'clock with a program and a large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
My Pleasant Reformed Church
Peary
Friecda
Grace Trinity
Fee
Trening
Hundsy
Maryland Game and Pah Proreariee Manilarion Badge Adopted
The Maryland Game and Proreariee organization approved a black and gold badge featuring a gun and crossed cartography. A circular letter and the constitution will be mailed to members detailing aims to protect songbirds and game, push for stronger laws, and curb poaching, with a secret detective service to enforce rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland ? Association
Maryland Game
Pah Proreariee Manilarion
Academy of Sciencer
Baltimore
Maryland
Game Association
General Assembly
Potomac
Virginia
George W. We
James Soott
New Art Editor Joins Ladies' Home Journal in Philadelphia
William Martin Johnson, who illustrated the Garfield edition of Ben Hur for Harpers and other works, becomes art editor of the Ladies' Home Journal on June 1 and leaves New York for permanent residence in Philadelphia. Barton Cheyney, a skilled newspaper man, is added to the Journal's editorial staff as a principal associate of Mr. Bok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin Johnson
Harpers
Overland to Virginia on Historic Washington Tour
A party led by Dr. Charles W. Hoffman and including Mrs. Winebrewer Mrs. Dr. Smith Mrs. Gouverneur Miss Eleanor Potts Dr. Lloyd T. MarGill Jr Mr. Richard Potts and Lewis Mebbing set out this morning on an overland tour to draft points of historic interest in Virginia. A large covered wagon owned by Eugene Boonsellar accompanied them and the group expects to return by Saturday evening next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostbarg
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virgin's
Main
Broadway
Water Streets
Eckhart
Thomas G. Porter
Lonacoring
Driving Park
Frostburg
Central Hotel
Westminster Hose Company
Veteran Corps of Westminster
Frontib Fire
Vets
Frank K. Herr
D. 8. Gehe
Charles V. Wants
Hol. J. Sawyer
Oscar D. Gilbert
J. H. Milton
J.c.abbrey
Wiliam A. Bell, Jr
John H. Eckenrade
Fred M. Eckenrode
W. H. Shaffer
Maryland
J. W. Benson
G. H. Witting
G.G. Townsend
Randolph
Duncan Despard
G. A. Smith
H. Hitchens
D. J. Betz
Geo. Jones
McCulloch’s Hill
Frederick
Virginia
Charles W. Hoffman
D.C
City Republican Executive Committee Elects Officers
A largely attended meeting of the City Republican Executive Committee was held in the association room last evening. A permanent organization was effected by electing officers: Chairman E T H DeLashmutt, Secretary A C McBride, treasurer Garrett DeGrange. Routine business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
E T.H DeLashmutt
A.C. McBride
Garrett
DeGrange
Doctor McComss Opens Office on West Patrick Street
In New Quarters Dr William G McComss a homeopath formerly with Dr A A Sharetts has set up in pleasant rooms on the second floor at No 4 West Patrick Street next to Brish Bros Bazaar. His office is connected by telephone the number being 4i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. McComss
A. A. Sharetts
West Patrick Street
Brish Bros’ Bazaar
Property Deeded for 3 Acres to W H Clay in Maryland
Deborah H Snyder and J J Snyder transfer 3 acres 1 rood 16 perches of land to W H Clay for 15425 dollars. Real Estate and Improvement Co of Baltimore city deeds lot to Methodist Episcopal church of Bransvick Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah H. Snyder
J.J. Snyder
W. H. Clay
Real Estate and Improvement Co. of
Baltimore City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bransvick
Brunswick
Miss Ely Won Doubles Championship at Western Maryland
At Western Maryland College on Tuesday the doubles tennis title went to Allie Wells of South Dakota and Mabel Bly of Frederick. The report notes interference with a participant but confirms the match reached its conclusion. Additional items include a Frederick Bicycle Club ride to Westminster and marriage licenses for Charles Boilsad and Francis Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Western Maryland College
Allie Wells
South Dakota
Mabel Bly
Frederick
Rath
Charles 8. Boilsad
Urbana
Francis Henderson
Veterans of Marsland Division elect officers at Frederick meet
The Marsland Division Sons of Veterans held a two day session in Frederick. Officers elected include Frank A. White as Division Commander and A. T. Etog as Senior Vice Commander. Delegates to the National Encampment were Doyle and Wilson. The encampment was rescheduled to February. A committee was named for three degree refuel. Delegates and Ladies Aid Society noted the visit and a thanks resolution was adopted for Camp Antie tam, Bank of Veterans, the press and Frederick citizens. The Majestic stove is noted for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsland
Sons of Veterane
Frederick
Agais
Seagicn
Frank A. White
Euston
A. T. Etog
Asscusta
D.C
W. Bar
Antietam Camp
Bank of Veterans
Elaborate Lisbon Presbyterian wedding for Lara Dorsey and Oliver Pearre
In Lisbon Howard county a large ceremony united Miss Lara V. Dorsey and Mr. Oliver Pearre at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Thomas officiated at 7 PM with fourteen bridesmaids and numerous ushers, a reception at the bride’s home followed, and the couple departed for their new home. Invitations issued for Miss Little I Smith to wed Frank B. Keefer at 3:15 PM on Thursday June 20 at Court Street residence with an evening reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lisbon
Howard County
Lara ¥ V. Dorsey
Oliver Paarre
Thomas
Sykesville
Frank Pearre
Mrs. Pearce
Snd
George W. Smith
Miss Little I
Frank B. Keefer
Court Street
YMCA Camping Club organized by FOCMCA members
A YMCA camping club was formed by FOCMCA members on a Tuesday night. W. W. Saunders was elected president, F. Lester Smith secretary treasurer, and W. A. Staley chaplain. Committees on transportation and supplies were named and initial plans begun. The nine members expect rapid growth. Rev. Revelle will speak on Personal Purity next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. OC
Revelle
Hotel Arrivals Amid Yesterday's Noon Listings
A long hotel arrivals list records guests from Baltimore Harrisburg York Philadelphia and Trenton among others with names like Adler McCann Jeckson Goodach and Rutledge. The notice also includes a separate promotion for California Fig Syrup’s laxative praised for safety and reliability with brand branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Johan Foater
Philadelphia
R.R. Walker
Easton
A. G. Gale
Trenton
N.J
Cantin Hores
A. Gli
G. Jenkins
Baltimore
H. Stoner
Union Bridge
J. McInteeth
F. Preston
J. Wilson
W. Backes
BE. DePerry
Washington
County
County, & Gropp Horan
G W. Walker
J. A. Eacimas
Lancaster
Wbay
Philadephis
F. W. Spotter
Columbus
Ceresville Roller Flour and Commodities Advertised
The notice lists items such as Ceresville Roller Flour corn meal middlings bran and rye chop along with chicken feed and Middlings. It mentions toys by a wagon and selling terms including cash postal terms and low prices, aiming to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
Mid Week Market Notes on Strawberries and Cherries
Market reports show strawberries plentiful at four to eight cents per quart while cherries sell from five to ten cents per quart. Prices on gooseberries and green currants are light, apples near twenty to twenty five cents per dozen with fresh country produce the rule. The morning market is steadier than typical midweek with notable displays of old garden favorites and regional fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Local tribute to wives and mothers and their labor
A reflective piece praising wives and mothers for their domestic labor and contributions. It argues men should share duties, noting that reducing household labor frees them to engage in reading, social duties, and family life. The text stresses care for women's welfare and the impact of better tools and support on family harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Abe
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