Annual Meeting Reports Offered By The News Office
Copies of the previous sieves of The News containing reports of addresses sermons and notes of the annual meeting are available for ten cents. Full reports of preliminary meetings grounds buildings and other details appeared in The News over the past two weeks. Delegates and visitors are informed that copies covering the entire period will be mailed to any United States address for ten cents per weekly edition. Orders should be sent promptly as editions are rapidly exhausted.
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United States
Jane
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue
The Weekly News will be ready Thursday and promises a twelve page issue with news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation as a leading advertising medium and invites new and updated advertisements with deadlines Wednesday afternoon.
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Havylog
Frederick City
Taz Warrary News
Personal notes from Winchester and beyond
Purported personal items mention Miss Pope returning to Frederick, Bishop Paret attending Lambeth Conference in London then in Switzerland, Bishop Allen's succession, Cardinal Gibbons at Emmitsburg, J M Snyder visiting for a conference, G W Moxley visiting, and local graduates including Miss Margaret Downey M Hopkins from Hannah More Academy for punctuality excellence.
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Hagerstown
G W. Goode
Cardinal Gibbons
Emmitsburg
Bastial Ghurdh
McPherson, Hansas, Freeman
West
G. W. Moxley
Washington
J. Helm
West Patrick Street
G. L. H. Brise
H. N. Demo
Decoration at Lewistown by Gen J F Reynolds Post
About 25 members of General J F Reynolds Post No 2 G A R visited Lewistown on Sunday June 13 after the Children's Day service. They held a graveside ritual at the churchyard, decorated the fallen comrades, and returned to Frederick pleased with Lewistown's hospitality.
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Lewistown
J. F. Reynolds
G. A.R
Frederick
Church activities in York Pa with Rev Voiluse
Rev Joseph Voiluse presided over a Sunday exercise at the First M E Church for his mute friends. The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Lutheren Church meets tonight in the new Sunday School room at 780 o’clock. The Children’s Day program will be repeated.
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Joseph Voiluse
York
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Daughters of America State Council Meets in Frederick
The State Council of Maryland Daughters of America convenes in Frederick for a three day annual session with about a hundred delegates. New Frederick council formed with officers named and revised leadership announced as attendees hear reports and welcome Frederick host.
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State Council of Maryland
Frederick
State Council of Maryland, Daughters of America
Frederick Connell
Jr. O. U. A.wl
Maryland
Freeman crowd hears Warner on silver coinage in Kemp Hall
Mr William Warner of Pennsylvania urged free silver policy before about 75 to 80 Frederick County voters in Kemp Hall last night. He argued money is a legal function, explained unlimited coinage, and contrasted it with the standard Bryan supporters noted by H Dorsey Etchison, who praised the 1900 campaign approach and Democratic standard bearer.
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Wm. Warner
Pennsylvania
Frea
Sliver
William Jennings Bryan
Money Gresson
Kemp Hall
Afr
Warner
H. Dorsey Etchison
Afr. Etchison
Democratic Party
Bryan
Frederick County
Campella
Etchison
Narrow Escape on Seventh Street Pike
Sunday last Mr and Mrs W H B Etchison were driving toward the mountain when a runaway horse attached to a vehicle with two women and three children charged from near Mr Kemp's farm. The vehicle overturned in a fence, all occupants were thrown but escaped with only bruises as the horse fled toward the city.
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W. BH. B
Seventh Street Pike
Thomas Kemp
Etchison
Generous Gif Plans Free Church for Elkins Colored Community
Senator Henry G Darla presents land at Elkins West Virginia to provide a free handsome church for the colored people. The project aims to supply a place of worship and community gathering without cost to residents.
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Henry G. Darla
Elkins
Picnic at St. Joseph's Villa with Miss Georgie Poole
A group including Miss Georgie Poole enjoyed a picnic yesterday at St. Joseph's Villa. The event featured an outing for the upscs and others in the party.
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Georgie Poole
St. Joseph’s Villa
Henry Smith Sets New Washington to Baltimore Cycling Record
Henry Smith completed a century route from the Capitol east front in Washington to Gwinn’s Falls Bridge near Baltimore in 2 hours 3 minutes 16 seconds, about forty miles, under Century Cycling Club rules. Edward Edwards of the Century Wheelmen set a 24 hour road riding record of 349 25 miles on the Elizabeth Rahway course. Twelve Chain and Sprocket Cup riders traveled from Washington to Beltmore in three hours. Jack White defeated A Pennerman’s trotting horse Dukes at Electric Park Baltimore Saturday night.
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Henry Smith
Frederick
Capitol
East Front
Washington, D. C
Gwinn
Falla Bridge
Baltimore City
Smith
Century Cycling Club
Edward
Edwards
New York City
Elizabeth Rahway
JTHER
Sprocket Cup of Washington
Beltmore
Jack White
A. Fennerman
Dukes
Electric Park
Baltimore
Decorations Destroyed During Demonstration Firemen Claim
The Annapolis Evening Capital reports valuable decorations ruined by visiting firemen at a recent demonstration. Decorator Air Hendrickson of Buffalo Flag Company may bill Crafted Fire Company of Frederick $100. Capital reporter Dr Lloyd T. MacGill notes no proof of misdeed and cites past incidents of flag thefts from firemen headquarters in Cumberland.
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Annapolis Evening Capital
Air Hendrickson
Buffalo Flag Company
Frederick
Capital
3Loyd T. MacGill
Tasted Company
Cumberland
Man Freed on Habeas Corpus After Legal Battle
Through attorney Roscoe C. White John C Clenden was released from jail on Saturday on two writs of habeas corpus. Constable Beightman of Peteraville district jailed Messie Moses Marshall Jackson and James Eng for larceny. An old offender with prior records is noted.
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Roscoe C. White
John C.clenden
Beightman
Peteraville
Messie
Moses
Marshall Jackson
James Eng
Isil
Local residents name Marrines Etcense and Barnes Poole
In a county record, Marrines Etcense, Harry P. Barnes and Rellie A. Poole are listed as residents or stakeholders in the area.
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Marrines Etcense
Harry P. Barnes
Rellie A. Poole
Impressive Ordination Ceremony at Mt St Mary's College
At Mt St Marys College Emmite burg yesterday morning Bishop Edward P Allen of Mobile celebrated a oreme pontifical mass and conferred orders on young men Hoev Philp Gallecner of Coal dale Rev James J Farrell of Central Falls RI and Rev Thomas Cassidy of Providence RI ordained priests for the dioceses of Philadelphia Breton and Mobile. Minor orders went to Joseph Wright and John Kelley of Mobile and John T Hill of Louisville. The college choir sang a special mass as assisted by Very Rev Edward F X McSweeney Rev John J Tierney Rev Peter F Coad Rev B J Bradley and others with William L O Hara presiding. Dr McSweeney preached on the Power and Dignity of the Priesthood urging the new priests to be true ambassadors of Christ. The chapel was crowded with students and friends.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Mt BE Mary's College
Emmiteburg
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Hoev
Philp Gallecner
Coaldale
James J. Farrell
Central Falla
Thomas Cassidy
Providence
R. L
Pailadelphia
Breton
Messie
Joseph Wright
John Kelley
John T. Hill
Louisville
John C. Connolly
Mintever de Gremtall
James O'Brien
Mintater de Bald'storio
John J. McCloskey
Thartfer
P. J. Duncan
William L. O'Hara
McSweeney
Words of Praise for Tax News by Elder Miller
Elder W R Miller of the First Dank ard Church Chicago writes praising Tax News for its detailed coverage of yesterday's session and Sconal meeting. He says the paper kept him well informed and commends the accuracy of daily reporting.
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W. R Miller
First Dankard
Chicago
Yhoraday
Mount St Marys Elects Athletic Officers For 96 97
Mount St Mary's Athletic Association in Emmitsburg held its last meeting of the scholastic year 96 97 electing next year's officers President John McAvoy Waterbury Conn vice president Francie Smith Philburg Pa secretary Leo Mayton Pittanurg Pa treasurer Dennis Murphy Lowell Sass manager baseball James Malloy Wilmington Del manager football Thomas Garvey Brooklyn N Y captain football Joseph Kennedy Waterbury Conn captain baseball Dennis Murphy
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Mount St. Mary's Athletic
Monant St. Mary's Athletic Association
Emmitsburg
John McAvoy
Waterbury
Conn
Francie Smith
Philburg
Leo Mayton
Pittanurg
Dennis Murphy
Lowell
Sass
James Malloy
Wilmington
Del
Thomas Garvey
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joseph Kennedy
West Chester High Street Friends meeting house scene
A report from West Chester Pennsylvania notes the High Street Friends meeting house being mowed and the hay crop being harvested. Three fall superintendents, perched at a high window, observed the work and praised its orderly execution.
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High Street
Friends’ Meeting House
West Chester
Barbara Frietchie
Barbara
Mizpah Chapter forms at Estern Star temple
Lady Mexesona Estern Star, a Masonic branch, organized 8 chapter last evening at the temple. It will be known as Mizpah Chapter with 3 membership of fifty. Agnes Fear oske elected worthy matron Leora Duvall associate matron Nash Young patron. Marvin Smith treasurer Emma R. Gittlager secretary pro tem.
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Mexesona
Picnic at Agnentimal Park by Misses Shipley and Ey
A group of about fourteen youths and young women held a Picore at Agnentimal Park yesterday. They traveled there and back in a special electric car and enjoyed a sumptuous dinner. Participants included Misses Goode Fitzpatrick Haller Yeskle and others under supervision of Misars Mittle Pope Helen Shipley and Mabel Ey.
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Pionickera
Azares
Agnentimal Park
Misars Mittle Pope
Helen Shipley
Mabel Ey
Misses Goode
Fitzpatrick
Haller
Yeskle
Shipley
Zly
Othere
Sheriff Arrests and Hospitalization After Weekend Incidents
Sheriff A C McBride arrested William Helm in Catoo tin Swisch and sent him to Montevue Hospital for treatment. He also committed James B Brightwell of Liberty to Montevue Hospital yesterday. Both men had been released weeks earlier as cured, but their old maladies have returned. Preparations begin for building a barn on the Gore W Zeigler farm near Leftersburg on the site of a previous fire about thirty eight years ago. The barn’s walls survive and the fire killed fourteen horses and twenty two cattle.
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Broptevne
Sherif A.C. McBride
Catootin Swisch
William Helm
Montevue Hospital
Mr McBride Sio
James B. Brightwell
Liberty
Montevue Hos
Brightwell
Helm
Miorteyne
Gore W Zeigler
Leftersburg
Alte
Maryland tribute event set for June at Galthernburg
The quarterly cession of the Maryland Tratitate of Juyexile Temples will be terisned at Galthernburg Saturday, June 19. Miss Nettle M. Parlete of Baltimore and Miss Patera Walker of Broms ingaville and other speakers are expected.
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L O.G. I. News
Maryland
Galthernburg
President McKinley to visit Mrs Dahlgren at Boonsboro
President McKinley will travel to a mountain home near Boonsboro this summer to visit Mrs William Dahlgren widow of Admiral Dahlgren and a renowned author. The Dahlgrens’ summer estate is noted as one of Western Maryland’s finest.
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McKinley
Rev Kuhlman Elected President of Lutheran Foreign Missions Board
At the Mansfield Ohio Lutheran Synod Rev Luther Kuhlman was elected president of the Board of Foreign Missions during the gathering. The election marks a leadership change as the synod convenes in Mansfield to confirm the new role and responsibilities for the mission board.
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Kuhlman
Lutheran Synod
Mansfield
Ohio
Luther Kuhlman
Board of
Foreign Mieiions
Vagrant Dogs Knock Over Flower Stand at Court Square
Two dogs damaged a flower stand at Court Square this morning, the stand costing two dollars to replace. The text promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health tonic.
Gloriously Simple Flag Day at Key Monument Service
Members of the Key Monument Association held their annual tribute to Francis Scott Key at Mount Vi et Cemetery. The ceremony featured a choir led by Dr Thomas S Ender and Prof Geo Ed Smith, hymn sing, and floral graveside wreaths placed by Miss Helen Bader and Miss Lois McKinsey. Proceeds from song sales will add to the monument fund.
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Key Monument Association
Francis Sect
Mount Qivet
Eugene Sponneller
Frederick
Boonseller
Mary
Asaccistion
Br. Hammond Urner
Thomas 8
Ender
A.B. Freakie
A. M. Landauer
Birely
Geo. Ed. Smith
Association
Smith
C. W. Giineapring
George M. da Fere Zacharias
Helen Bader
Mien
Lois McKinsey
Drner
Eder
A. Eader
Funeral of Miss Annie Need Held at St. John's Ostholfe
The funeral occurred at 9 this morning in St. John's Ostholfe church with Father Giraud officiating. Pallbearers were Thomas Walsh, Vincent Yingling, Harry Dorsey, Barry Diffendal, Gen. G. Rodock and David Wahrheimer. interment followed in St. John's cemetery. Undertaker F. Schroeder supervised the services.
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Annie Need
St. John’s Ostholfe Church
Father Giraud
Thomas Walsh
Vincent Yingling
Harry Dorsey
Barry Diffen—dal
Rodock
David Wariheimer
St John’s Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Miss Gans Appointed at Peabody Conservatory
Miss Cecilia Gani has been appointed as piano professor at the Peabody Institute Conservatory of Music. Miss Marie Gans Willsset joins Professor Minett in the vocal department. This is the first appointment of lady teachers in the conservatory for 15 years.
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Gans
Cecilia Gani
Peabody Institute Conservatory of Music
Marie Gans Willsset
Local notices offer coal price cut and rail fares
Hard coal price reduced 25 cents per ton for June by Miller Co and Kelles Newnan Co. B&O Railroad advertises reduced tickets to Winchester and Washington for July conventions and a June 18 Saltimore to Chicago Pullman service. May include June excursions from Hagerstown Frederick and Philadelphia Saengerbund Festival tickets.
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Miller & Co
Kelles, Newnan & Co
Saltimore
Chicago
Pullman
Reduced Rail Fare to Milwaukee For Educational Meeting
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip passes from Pittsburgh and Erie to Milwaukee for the Matron Educational Association meeting in Milwaukee Wisconsin from July 6 to 9. Fare is one fare plus a $2 membership, tickets valid July 2 8 and 4 with return departures July 10 13 and 12 1897. deposits and 50 cent fee may extend return to Aug 31 1897.
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Winchester
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Frederick
Philadelphia
American Mechanics
Ita-Lines
Qohlo River
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
New Lace Curtain Rample and Breas Sash Rods Expanded
A late word note highlights a new product update in home decor. Breas Extension Sash Rods now range from 32 to 34 inches, designed for lace curtains and easy installation. A tip mentions a fresh overt in cloth curtains, seen in the north window.
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Rample
Breas
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