Purely Personal in Frederick and Nearby Towns
A string of social notices from Frederick and surrounding areas lists visits, travels, and greetings. Names include Messia Joseph F Payne F W Staub and George AL Ort fishing on Monocacy. Clarence Seabrook and family returning from Baltimore. Miss Rebecca Remsburg Carrie Horine Mary Young Alma Sanner Clara Pettingall heading to Cambridge City Ind for the World's Fair. H G Davis and family traveling to Chicago in a private car to stay at Palmer House. Myrtle Castle returning home from Fredericktown. Ming Mary Socks visiting Florence Wolf. E S Eichelberger back from State Attorneys meeting in Baltimore. John Ritchie and family off to Chicago. Maggie Cullen returning from Baltimore. Rosene White at Sons of Veterans encampment in Wilmington. Edwin B Hay elected secretary for Capitol cornerstone centennial. Mollie Owings back from Washington. Mabel Deltrick visiting George Markell. James M Smith on business from Urbanna. Webster Hiteshew visiting in Frederick. Captain Issac Hiteshew arriving from Parkersburg and recalled as a popular Baltimore and Ohio conductor. Captain Warner D Welsh and family visiting in Liberty.
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Messia
Joseph F. Payne
F. W. Staub
George AL. Ort
Clarence Seabrook
Baltimore
A. P. Marsh
Rebecca Remsburg
Frederick
Carrie Horine
Burtittsville
Mary Young
Alma Sanner
Clara Pettingall
Cambridge City
Ind
H. G. Davis
Davis
Grace Davis
Harry Davis
John Davis
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Virginia
Palmer House
Laurel, Md
Democrat
Myrtle Castle
Frederick City
Ming Mary Socks
Hagerstown
Florence Wolf
Record Street
E.S. Eichelberger
John Ritchie
Wm. H. Parnell
Maggie Cullen
Mary Houff
Rosene White
Sona of Veterans
Wilmington
Del
Edwin B. Hay
Washington
Capitol
Mollie Owings
Mabel Deltrick
George Markell
James M. Smith
Urbanna
Webster Hiteshew
Issac Hiteshew
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hitcshew
Warner D. Welsh
Liberty
Comptroller Eckels Order Urges Immediate Stockholder Assessments
The Comptroller of the Currency Eckels issued an order requiring immediate assessments on national bank stockholders after bank failure to secure depositors. Critics say it may depress stock values by increasing liability, but Eckels argues stockholders must know assessments reach up to 100 percent to protect creditors and prevent evasions.
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Eckels
Currency
Horine and Frock Wed in Gettysburg Ceremony
Alvey J. Horine and Elizabeth D. Frock were married May 30 in Gettysburg Pennsylvania by Rev. W L Martin. The couple, both of Myoreville, were joined in a ceremony marking their union amid local notices.
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Bhorine—Frock
Gettysburg
W. L. Martin
Alvey J. Horine
Misa Elzabeth D. Frock
Myoreville
Afternoon Stable Fire At Lowe Property On North Market Street
An afternoon blaze started from a slight fire at a frame stable on North Market Street belonging to James Lowe. Lowe children playing with matches ignited the stable. Mrs. Bettson nearby raised the alarm. A nearby colored man and others helped extinguish it before the fire department arrived. The stable suffered only minor damage.
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James Lowe
North Market Street
Lowe's
Bettson
Hames
W. R. Steiner
Gasoline Fire at East Market Street Kitchen
Fire alarm credited to gasoline escaping from a stove in the summer kitchen of Mr. D. T. Smith on East Market street. Roof slighty damaged. flames extinguished before the fire department arrived. Also notes recruiting party travels and local social visit with a return by train. An escaped patient from Monte Ros Hospital wandered away about a week ago and remains at large.
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T. Smith
Eorth Market Street
Lieut. Perry
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Meyers
Warrington
Clint Hill
Port Royal
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Monteros Hospital
Foreign Travelers Band Passes Through City on Route to Baltimore
Yesterday afternoon a band of Turks, three monkeys and three bears were seen along Patrick street traveling from Middletown toward Baltimore Orphana' Court. Workington Glaze was appointed administrator of the estate of Maria VY. Glaze, deceased.
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Patrick Street
Middletown
Baltimore
Orphana’ Court
Workington
Curious creature captured near Gems Creek exhibit attracts neighbors
Two boys Mesars Aubrey and Carrot Ecker pursued a strange grey red animal in Mr. Edward Carlisle's orchard. The creature, size of a woodchuck with rat like head and child sized paws, resisted capture and was clubbed to submission before the Ecker brothers exhibited it for neighbors. Some say it resembles a woodchuck others have never seen such an animal.
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Gems Creek
Mesars
Aubrey
Carrot Ecker
Edward Carlisle
Ecker Brothers
Social Events Parade Among Local Elite At Unionville
A series of social notes records parties and gatherings. Miss Helen Shipley hosted a West Third street party for Miss Florence Wood of Washington DC with dancing and refreshments. Other items include Jane Ball at Unionville Academy Hall, Master Pierce Marsh’s eighth birthday party, At Home evenings for Minnie and Nettle Main, and visits by The Doves to the Groff House. The Junior Fire Engine Company 2 held an adjourned meeting with 13 applications and two new members, plus presentations honoring Independent Hose Co No 1 and Edward Koontz, with resolutions praising Frederick City’s Independent Hose Co. 1 75th anniversary.
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Helen Shipley
West Third Street
Florence Wood
Washington, D. C
Helen O'Connor
Baltimore
Beasie Levy
Mabel Ely
Mattie Pope
Wm. Levy
Leslie Cramer
Ira Miller
Wilson Beale
Eward Kepner
Oliver Pearce
F. E. Company No
Independents Hose Company No. 1
Independents
D.H. Steiner
I. N. Loy
Edward Koontz
J. Edward Rice
Independent Hose Co. No. 1
Frederick City
Hunting accident injures Philip Beatty in Maryland
Philip Beatty and his brother Herbert, sons of Dr J E Beatty of Middletown, were on a country hunting trip when a cat rifle discharged while resting on a fence. The bullet entered his left leg near the knee and was not extracted. He had just returned home to spend his vacation. he previously shot his hand in Baltimore. Also notes on real estate transfers and church salary update for Trinity Lutheran Church in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Beatty
Herbert
J. E. Beatty
Middletown
Phils
Mir Harman Remsboro
Phil
Carpenter Hart Falls From Second Story At Kopp Home
C E Wachter carpenter at the Kopp residence on West Fifth street was thrown from the second story to the cellar while at work. He sustained a severe back injury and was taken home where Dr. F B Smith treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
C. E. Wachter
Frederick Kopp
West Fifth Street
F. B. Smith
Fragmented Bits Highlight Daily Life and Events
Brief items note cyclists in dust, June openings, frogs at restaurants, retro fashion cues, many post offices led by women, a $50 relief contribution for Ford Theater victims, cross party road debate, rise in pickpockets in Chicago, Solt seeking American Power Fence roles in Frederick, a proverb about married life, St John’s Institute graduation on the 26th, reservoir work, Mrs Lilly Anders wins a quilt, engagement ring etiquette, travel safety at Worlds Fair, Sarah E Chamberlain appointed postmistress at Liberty County.
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United States
Joseph D. Baker
Enq
Ford
Chicago
Hagerstown News
Jacob B. Solt
American Power Fence Machine Company
Frederick City
Franklin
St. John’s Literary Institute
City Opera House
New Reservoir
Lilly Anders
East Patrick Street
St. James
Sarah E. Chamberlain
Liberty
Death and events from Liberty area obituaries and notices
Obits for Mrs. Matilda Swope and Mrs. Annie Gittinger note deaths in Liberty area with family details and church ties. Short item on Henry Fox’s arm injury, farm sale of 112 acres near Liberty to Josiah Cram, and repair work at Evangelical Reformed Church towers. Also mentions stamp hunters in town, local baseball match between Pastimes and Browns, and political postal service disputes in Atlanta and Des Moines.
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Swope
Matilda Swope
Henry Swope
Liberty
Mf. P. Church
Central
Abram Jones
J. E. Gittinger
East Seventh Street
Annie Gittinger
Joan Edward Gittinger
Annie Dean
John A. Dean
Messrs
John A
Geo. M. Dean
Harmony Grove
Elmer Simpson
Liberty Town
Josiah Cram
Mt. Pleasant
German Day at the White City Celebrates Teutonic Festivities
German day at the exposition drew massive crowds as Emperor William and German bands led a daylong celebration. Flags of the United States and Germany mingled while German buildings and Arkansas and Indians displays drew steady attendance. Fireworks lit the evening as bands, choirs, and dignitaries including Privy Councillor Wernuth and Baron von Hollen den celebrated with patriotic songs and speeches.
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White City
William
United States
Germany
Arkansas
Commonwealths
Hall OF Indiana
Balco
Stansling
Joseph Haydn
G. Katzenberger
Staods
Army of Peace
Wernuth
Harry Hubess
Chicago
Bulow
Baron von Hollenden
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Notice Meeting
The Lodge schedules a Sunday meeting at 920 for divine worship with Geo E Myer as secretary. An Estey Organ is for sale cheap at 123 North Market Frederick MD advertised with lumber and drink offerings between June 17, 1993 and ongoing Barracks events and sales.
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Hy Order
Geo. E. Myer
Cretary
North Market Street
Frederick
Salvation Army
Mira Parker
Captain Crosby
Mullingx & Kemp Dress Goods For Hot Weather
Ladies are offered Swiss plain white and figured linens, India liners, fine mulls, lace stripes, Nankins, Chambrays, Lawns, and an array of trimmings. New novelties include a double face off cloth mosaic pattern and a washable window shade that resists fading, imported from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
New Brocading Ference Opened Today At New Sealjapiles
New goods opened today feature brocaded fabrics and a wide assortment of dark ground challis. The stock includes satin and lawn waists for ladies, black baline skirts, and a thin black dress. Prices claim value with bold sale items and nets, promising value around 3.76 dollars in total or per item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoc
Merchants' Retail Commercial Agency forms local chapter
Frederick merchants adopt and sign a constitutional pledge to join the Merchants' Retail Commercial Agency of Chicago for annual protection against irresponsible credit practices and for debt collection. Charter members pay $10. agency to provide stationery, county abstracts, and state books, with fees capped at ten percent for collections. Local attorneys investigate complaints and forward to the agency.
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Chicago
Aaid
Ency
Merchants’ Retail Commercial Agency
Jno
R. E. L. Adams
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Wisconsin
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Jane
W. T. Delaplaine
Cathelle
Stief
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George
Atyer
N. Market Street
Agt
Toudy
R.G. Dorsey
Montgomery
Remus G. Dorsey
Orphan’s Court
Montgomery County
Horace D. Waters
Henrietta Etchison
Elisha C. Etchison
Alexander Young Camp
S. F. Thomas
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ladies Confederate Memorial Association
Jesus
Geo. Ed. Smith
Alexander Young Camp C. V
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Col
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Miss Baughman
Messenger Chief
William H. Hi
Worcester
Mass
Compromise
Belvidere
Belmont
Nutwood
Dra. Smith
Feigley
Dr. Smith
Hageratown
Westerdry
Grry Hore
T. E. Carson
R. H. Willams
Jas. Burger
T. Bonston
T. O. Headley
H. F. Dorney
BE. J. Shiplen
L. D. Reynolds
H. M. Griffith
J. J Rolleston
New York
S. S. Erelble
Wm. R. Moffatt
J. Burnard
Philadelphia
A. Newcomer
Wheeling
Sr. Hardesty
D. C
N. F. Purdy
Danville
Cannix
H. A. Hines
St. Mary's Wics
St. Mary’s Club
Emmitabure
Willis Cashman
Donoghue
Gillboy
Clarey
William Cashman
Cayneen
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s
Roanoke College
Salem
L. A. Mann
Mercersburg
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Minstry
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Bave
Neighbors’ Club
Charles W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Academy Hall
Unionville
Pearre Bros
Danner Bros
Thos. H. Gaither
Claude Norris
Pierce Marsh
Groff House
Minnie
Nettle Main
West Patrick Street
Groff
John C Motter
John William Bowie
Charies W.R
Grace R Crim
David M. Ewing
Levin West
Brunswick
Frederick W. Havendale
John T. Rockwell
Alexander B. Whittaker
Victor Perolo
F. A. Heard
Trinity Lutheran Church Council
Edwin Heyl Delk
Delk
Pen-Mer
Henry Fox
Mehbrile Gittinger
Evangelical Reformed Church
Walter Ginity
G. Burger
Browns
Avtasta
Atlanta
Southeast
General Gordon
Colquitt
Livingstone
House of Representaties
Roy
Cleveland
Amin
Senaor Colquitt
Gordon
Cleedland
Kor
Goel Templars
Des Mores
Goul Templars
Mhe
International Supreme Lodge
Cinplus- Bint
Edwin A. Gorsuch
Olio Democratic Convention
Co.cuacs
Democratic State Central Committee
Cincinnati
Sarato Springs
Sheppard’s Court Street
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
Frederick, Md
Mullingx & Kemp
Muon & Kae
Ejoun Heaxovutoxson
P.B
Merchants Protective Association
Constitution
Bodoce
Neidig Frodck
Reidic
Bodock & Heidi
A. T. Rice &Sone, A. “T. Rice & Sons
Chiasorosa
Calla
FV. Staub
Heinz’s
Staub's
North Marert Atreat
Fourth Street
Zeller & DeLeshmutt
East Patrick
Tus Newe
South Market
D. Enstitute
J. W. L. Carty
County National Bank
Geos Gilbert
Bincher
George A. Gilbert
B. H. Blackston
London
B. H. BuacXsox
Merchant Tailor
Peederick, MD
David H. Best
Trennis
Rawie
Norte
J. E. Walker & CO
B. Waker
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