History notes revise a cryptic June 16 entry
A garbled history column fragment references June 16, name altered by OCR. Names, places, and events are unclear, yielding a puzzle-like historical note with many unreadable segments and mismatched terms.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
6
UZW Advertisements Today and Local Listings
A jumble of ad notices from UZW including boarders wanted meeting mentions, specials from Yingling's Heurich's Beer City Hotel Buffet and Kaufman's Reliable Furnitura. Listings show dinners and lunches, gas station items, carpet sales, doll and spice waists, and various merchants like John Hendrickson and Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UZW
A. M
F.V. Staub
Kaufman's
Furnitura
O. Carty
John Hendrickson
Doll Brothers
C. Thos. Kemp
Visitors and travelers report across cities and states
Mrs Arthur Smith and children visit relatives in Hon Judge Motter returns from Baltimore. Miss Mamie Zellers goes to Baltimore and Washington to visit relatives. Mrs M G Albaugh returns from Waynesboro visit. Mr Guy Duvall returns from Baltimore. Rev C W Stinespring returns from Harrisburg on business. Misses Florence and Helen Foke visit Madeline Shipley. Mrs Lillie A Shearer visits in Waynesboro. Mr Samuel Rowe relocates family to Emmitsburg. Mr William H Ramsburg returns from Baltimore. Miss Alice Shriner visits Miriam Evans in Washington. Mr M A Woodward leaves for Philadelphia for Republican National Convention. Mr O H Snyder and daughter return to Washington. Miss Stoner and Miss Carrie Stoner visit Grenholm Adamstown and return home. Mr Frank L Knode leaves for Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention. Miss Weaver, Miss Grimes, and Miss Gaesman return home after visiting Mrs Wm Beckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Motter
Baltimore
Mamie Zellers
Washington
M. G. Albaugh
Waynesboro
Guy Duvall
West Patrick Street
C. W. Stinespring
Harrisburg
Florence
Helen Foke
Madeline Shipley
West Third Street
Lillie A. Shearer
Point of Rocks
Daniel Hoover
Samuel Rowe
Emmitsburg
William H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
East Third Street
Miss Stoner
Carrie Stoner
Woman’s College
Hattie Klinest
Thurmont
Gaesman
Hagerstown
Wm. G. Beckey
Hart Third Street
Jones Advances at Johns Hopkins in Physical Chemistry
Dr. Harry C. Jones of New London, Maryland, has been promoted by Johns Hopkins University from associate to associate professor in Physical Chemistry. In two years he rose from instructorship, with several original investigations and four books, two published this year, and he is writing a complete physical chemistry text for Macmillans. His work has earned international praise and his university awards place him near the head of the department. Marylanders at West Point note two graduates this year, Charlies M. Weenon and Clarence Deems Jr., with five Maryland vacancies in the academy under new law. successors to Weeson and Deems will enter, leaving a district vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins University
Harry C. Jones
New London
Hoff
Amsterdam
Jones Haz
Harvard
Macmillans
New York
London
England
France
Germany
West Point
Charlies M. Weenon
Centreville
Queen Agus’s County
Clarence Deems, Jr
Baltimore
Maryland
West Point Academy
Wellington
McComas
Weeson
Deems
Baltimore Firemen Win Prizes in Street Contests
Frederick firemen won three prizes totaling 329 dollars at a Baltimore event held on Broadway between Lombard and Gough streets. United, Independent, and Sugiary earned 125, 125, and 75 dollars in ladder and hose reel races. The day featured crowd scenes, delays, and a parade home with bands and speeches honoring the victorious crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
United
Independent
Sugiary
Broadway
Lombard
Gough Streets
Uuret
Tos Band Luvs
Isolder
Unitede
Fredérick
Lonaconing
Waynesboro
Uniteds
God Wills
Juniors
Firemen’s Active Association
Philadelphia
East Baltimore
Deptford
Gough and
Dallas Streets
Chief McAfes
Messra Rufus W. Applegarth
A. Reazel Cathcart
John F. Hoffman
P. F. Daley
J. Frank Wilhelm
Matthew Kiefer
James H. Livingston
Capitan McGregor
City Hall Plaza
United Company
Hanover, Pa
Uniteda
Frank M. Stoken
Edward 8. Reynolds
Hanovers
W. H. Long
Edward Adama
Alvin Bender
Hanover
York
Salvage Corps
Vigilant Steam and Chemical Fire Engine Company
Pimlico Road
Bang
Sultan
Earl
Conant
King
Pennsylvania
Count
Hiram M. Faust
Edward Sweitzer
Hart
Market Street
Ireladdies
Frederics
Payne
Janiors
Balamore
Maikel Stric Ati Baskegax
Rome
Gul Lo Vietor Barghrean
J 2
Volood Baughmans
Adam Thes
Kasghman
Glenn J. Worthington
FE. J. Nelson
Ilefyide Bates
J.J Roger McSherry
Thoman
McAfee
Frederick Graduate Portrait Highlights Meredith Smith
A Frederick graduate will soon finish at Georgetown University. The likeness shows Mr Meredith Smith, son of Dr Francis Fenwick Smith, awaiting commencement next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Smith
Francis Fenwick Smith
Georgetown University
Unconventional weddings in St James Lutheran service
A wedding at St James Lutheran Church Union Bridge linked Hyman Engelard's widow daughter H. Jana Roozer and Robert Les Myers. The ceremony was by Rev G Enders and Merle Englar organist. Bride wore traveling gown with bridal shower bouquet. ushers included Jesus Mere and others. They planned a trip to Atlantic City before settling in Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Lutheran Church
Nion Bridge
H. Jana Roozer
Englard
Linwood
Robert Les Myera
New Windsor
G. Enders
Misa Merle Englar
Baltimore
Jesus Mere
Herbert B. Getty
John A. Exglar
LeRoy Glemson
Western Maryland Railroad
Atlantic City
Presson
Minnie B. Greenfield
Daniel D. Yeat
Branswick
J. H. McCrone
New York Hill
Religious Services Update Across Town Churches
Sunday worship schedules announced for All Saints Episcopal Church St. John's German Reformed Grace Reformed Lutheran and other congregations. Revivals and sermons listed with times including 10 90 am 10 15 am and 6 30 pm plus Sunday school at 9 15 am. A missionary collection for India famine and Corpus Christi Masses noted with multiple church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teere
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Amm
Galb
St. John’s
Kewp
John A. Lower
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washington, DC
Middletown
Grace Reformed Church
FE. L Mclean
Peeter
Iis
M. Morotog
Thomas Freeman Diron
Presbyterian Church
W. Stinespring
Brethren Church
Christian Hindeater
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Buckeystown M. PF
Steaing
B. Y. Switzer
Church South
Snanuay School
Missionary Society of St. John’s Reformed Church
Brekeystown
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joel Brown
Epworth League
W. H Wicodemus
At&j. John’s Catholic Church
Sansy
Worcester County Politician Backed for Congress Seat
State Senator John P. Moore, a business partner of Governor John Waller Smith and former Worcester county representative, is among candidates for the Democratic nomination for the vacated First District seat. Moore, 42, is endorsed by the Worcester county convention and resides in Snow Hill. Also noted are local flower displays and a pension raise for John O. Heysar of Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Moore
John Waller Smith
Worcsater County
Congress
Smith
Moore
Woorcester
Snow Hill
Incendiary Fires Hit Tien Tet Churches and Foreign Residences
Advices from Tien Tet report large fires burning three American and English churches and many foreigners’ homes. The Brith cruiser Terrible, with troops, sailed for Tien Tein this morning amid the disaster during Saevis Utepatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saevis
Utepatch
Susreuar
Jane
Tien Tet
Byas
Troope
Tien Tein
German Minister Killed as Riot Destroys Pekin Legations
Ambitious reports say German Minister Baron Von Kettler was murdered by a riot that also destroyed foreign legations in Pekin. A dateline from June 16 notes chaos and fatalities including Doyen Dex and Jone 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Kettler
Ete
Pekin
Saspeier LO LH
Kusu
Tren Teindis- Feiches
Train wreck mourners plan memorial services
A Windsor bound train carrying racegoers derailed, dispatch reports say. The incident disrupted travel and left local authorities tallying the scene. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announce memorial services for Sunday June 24 at a Bronawick church to honor victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Bronawick
Local ads and notices mix in Baltimore page
A jumble of promotions and notices includes National Building Association stock pitches, Heurich beer, a W. O. T. O. meeting on Flower Missions, lamp and broom sales, Singer sewing machines, a concert at Episcopal Hall, a strawberry festival at Kemp Hall, and fabric and home goods ads for Kemp Building and L. E. Mullinix exclusive carpet and wallpaper offerings. The text preserves era commerce and community events with names such as Heurich, Surrey and Borst, Williamsson Drug Store, and Frederick Branch, Baltimore City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Episcopal
Profencer Geo
Ed. Smith
Mies Steckel
Efoll Chorus
H. Elecoron
Williamsson’s
A. C. McCardell’s
J. Dutrow
Burials and a new warehouse from a Maryland town
The remains of Eugens Weldon were taken to Bronewick for burial at St Mark's Church after dying of consumption in Washington, D C He was 38 He later notes the funeral of Mrs Henrietta Graham of Burkittsville at St Mark's Episcopal with Rev E T Heisenstein and Rev Robert B Nelson officiating The casket bore flowers and interment occurred in a local cemetery A new warehouse for John E W Hargett is under roof with workers completing the interior in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugens Weldon
Bronewick
Tusedar
St. Mark’s Church
Decessed
Merryland Tract
Washington, D. C
Donsé
Henrietta Graham
Burkittsville
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Petersville
E. T. Heisenstein
Robert B. Nelson
Baltimore
Ing
Piet Awe
Bataures
Claggett
Tilghmanalgary
White Shirt Waist Styles Promised at Popular Store
Shopper warned by advertisements that new waistline trends and perfect fitting garments are showcased. The store touts linen corded skirts and all linen options, with sizes 32 to 42, inviting customers to view and be impressed by the range and quality.
NELDIG & MILLER Advertises Low Prices and Fashion
The Neldig and Miller store pro claims better styles and lower prices than any city shop. End of week bargains include 1 Shirt Waists at 5 cents, 10c White Vests, Lisle Vests at 25c per dozen, 37x Lisle Vests for 25c, plus new summer collars and hosiery. Also features hot weather shirts and a Malin’s Cough Cure promotion with local pharmacist endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fikapeditan
Shawpanie Bencud
Genta
Neice
Roosevelt
Metropole
Excursion to Baltimore on B and O Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run an excursion to Baltimore and Camden Station on Sunday June 17 leaving Frederick at 8 a.m. Return trip departs Camden Station at 7 30 p.m. Round trip fare is 1. Tickets valid only on the date and on the special train. Also notes local ads for Dr. Herman optician in Frederick and other eye specialists, plus a long promotional item for F B Sappington at 72 N Market St selling lamps, china, and groceries with no explicit dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Raters
Frederick
Camden Station
Declared Title Noted In 1590 Document With Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes a property record mentioning No. 61 East Fourth Street and a 1590 deed involving Daniel Scherer and others. Real estate agent Jean N. Clary appears as the agent for the sale or rent notice, with unclear references to locations, names, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Scheret
Maryland
West Patrick Street
Frederick
J. W. Start
Daniel Scherer
Solomon J. Getzegdanner
Frederick County
Marsland
Patrick Street
Cat Alley
George C. Derr
Ohe Real Statens
D Starr
East Sixth Street
Willem Tuiate
Cathaces
Derner
Liberatio
Kent
Macy
Calcalion Eoerba
East
Fourth Street
Passaai
Jean N. Clary
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Flere & Phoeer
Waenieoroy
W. L. Moogs
Arthur Smith
Hon
DE. Jones
Taree Tralls
Trimph
Frederick Firemen
Torey
MR Meredith Smith
Hyweneal
Hahn—Sweeney
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Catoctin Furnace
Sunday Schools and Societies
Heligues
Edward Hahn
West South Street
Baker Johnson
Johnson
Paul Neron
Paul Forst
Charles O. Waters
Waters
Tas News
John O. Heysar
Buckeystown
Hood
Tien Tis
Killad
Spe
Congressman
Doyen
Dex
Jone
Vongreasman Hoffecker
Windsor
Loogal
Heurich
City Hotel
Atlara
Titlow's
Whipley & Bopat
Singer
Surrey & Borst's
Yingling
David Wineberg
Ningsing- Wa
City Hotel Baffet
Kemp Bail
Ladies of the Hospital Association
Kemp Hall
National Suliding 3 Association
Joux L. Jouxsos
Baxkee Jonsson
LE Malune
Maey
L. E. Mulloinix
Fourerals
John E. ‘W. Hargett
Icow Ender
Lei Beis
Ceived
Qlad
S¢E
Neldig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Newie & Moss
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Gradusta
Biandarl
Washngton
GEO
Rodoge & CO
GEO. &, Rodock & CO
A T. Rice & Bone
A. T. Rice & Sons
Punebal Directors and
Embalmexer
Frederick, MD
FY Erarte Bsee
F. Y. Stave
J. Heeny Euler
J. Heigelke
Laeb
DEUG
Market ST
Willard
S#ULLER
Patrick GT
Cen
Gould Party
T. J. Measell
Robert L. Tyler
Yellow Borfocs
J. C. Sanewein
Chsrieville
John Gomber
Frederlok
M Ma
Dr. Herman
Pu Hargett
W. Patrick
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Ceresville Flour
Minnesota
Shriner
F. B. Sappington
aMtidawly
Frederick City Real Estate
Banser
Liberty
Gottshes
Libertytown
Frederick Ouaryland
Persson
May
Deere
Ap Carty
Willaetie Rostor Swadener
Pathe
Ndawim
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