Pleasant personal notices from Frederick readers
Purely personal items list visitors and locals from Washington and Frederick, noting who came, went, or spent time in the city. Mentions include Mr Jacob Newbamum, Miss Joe Miller, Mr Thomas Turner Jr, Mrs Holman, Mr and Mrs Charles Utermehie, and others visiting relatives, studying, or returning home. Also lists weekly events and social dates such as Flower Mission, organ recital, commencements, and dances. A pension note records Samuel Tripas receiving a monthly allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Turner, Jr
Washington
Rosenoar
North Market Street
Baltimore
Holman
Y. 5. Brouner
East Patrick Street
Charles B. Utermehie
Frederick
G. I. Renner
Harrisonburg
Fraderiox
Afiss
Trendle
South Market Street
Adametown
E. G. Shepherd
Randolph
Third Street
Samuel Douglass
Wm. M. Douglass
Park Hotel
Walter Hargett
Franklin and Marshall College
Tancaster
Western Maryland College
Milton E. Akers
Braddock
A. L. Engelbrecht
Harry J. Kefanver
Maryland Agricultural College
Ralph Browning
Myaraville
Ohio
Harris
Wm. H. Garry
Harry H. Chapline
Philadelphia
Ada B. Lough
Woodaboro
Iva Lough
New Oxford
Wm. BR. McGill
Cumberland
Religious World Week Minster Talks and Services
Summary of sermons and services across local churches with multiple ministers and denominations. Highlights include Rev Osborne Ingle at All Saints Episcopal on Life Everlasting, Dr Kuhlman at Evangelical Lutheran Church on I Timothy 1 18, Rev T Freeman Dixon on His Nature and Offices, Rev Jos Brown at MF Church on The New Birth, Epworth League activities, Grace Reformed readings on The True View of Life, M E Church South on The Privilege of the Kingdom of God, and St Johns Catholic rites with masses, novena choir, and Easter processional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Ingle
All Saints Episcopal
T. Freeman Dixon
St. Luke
Jos Brown
Thea MF
Yeatenday
Epworth League
Wm. H. Nicodemus
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Charles Disht
M. E. Church
South
B. V. Switzer
St. John
J. Edward Rice
St. John’s Catholic
Father Coleman
Father Bridges
Father O’connell
Novitiste
Death notices for Charity Font and family figures
Mrs Charity A B Bout widow of William Font died at her residence on East Second Street at 4 PM aged 75 after recent paralysis. Survived by three daughters and two sons, sister Orrison of Burkittsville. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM from her home. David M Byers Frederick division RR repair hand died June 11 at 32 with typhoid contracted on Monocacy bridge project. Survived by wife and six children. buried in Hanover, Pa. Peter A Sprindler, age about 69, died June 10 in Emmitsburg. funeral June 12 at St Joseph Church. Elizabeth Sheets widow of William Sheets died this morning at 10 AM on East South Street aged 77. funeral Wednesday with Mt Carmel interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity A. B
Charity A.B. Bout
M. William Font
Esat Second Street
Fargo, N. D
Marshall Font
Frederick
Orrison
Burkittsville
David M. Byers
David Martin Byers
Frederick Division
Mr. Byers
P. RR
Hanover
Peter L. Spisdlee
Peter A Sprindler
Exmitsburg
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Dadge
Elizabeth Sheets
William Sheets
East South Street
Mt. Carmel
Bridge Planned at Reich's Ford Across Monocacy
The Board of County Commissioners voted three to none to build an iron and masonry bridge across the Monocacy at Reich's Ford. Taxpayers on both sides urged the project, with local farmers promising to handle filling under board supervision. Estimated cost about 12000 dollars. Reich's Ford lies between Frederick Junction and the Pallimars turnpike, about one mile below the stone bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich's Ford
Board of County Commissioners
Monocacy
Monocacy River
Frederick High School Commencement and Class Day Dates
Commencement exercises for Frederick High School will be at City Opera House on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The Female High School class day exercises are in Kemp Hall on Wednesday morning at 11. The Male High School class day exercises are in the school building assembly hall on North Market Street on Tuesday morning at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Flower Mission
Isinta’ Episcopal
The
Visitation Academy
Frederick High Schools
City Opera
Kemp Hall
North Market Street
Mt. St. Joseph's
Lloyd Palmer
Pison
Annabel Hartman
Amplis Annan
Rhode Gillelan
Joseph Rome
Modern Beauty Emphasizes Health Through Exercise and Diet
A fragment describes beauty tied to good food, sunshine, and outdoor exercise. It notes health radiates from the body and is reflected in a bloom of the face, while implying cleansing with a laxative as part of routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orm
Maryland Delegates at National Convention Meet in Philadelphia
Maryland delegates gathered in Philadelphia to nominate a national committeeman and set delegation leadership. Key figures included ex mayor Maister of Baltimore, Senator Louis E. McCosias, and Congressman Mudd with candidates Malster and Budd discussed. Delegation headquarters noted at the Aldine Hotel and Continental, with a policy debate on Roosevelt versus McKinley and party unity shaping the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLD & Wirredroner
I Pitts
TM. Hamlete
Louis E. McCosias
Aldine Hotel
Maister
Baltimore
Maryland
Malater
McComas
Peach Paints
Nations
Stephen R. Meson
Conauitic
Rapoblicane
Malster
Mal
Budd
Mudd
Igettie
McKinley
Roosevelt
Stephen R. Mason
Continental Hotel
Mr. Mason
Kiss scene eclipses history at public gathering
A late 19th century style report recalls a February 1779 ride and a public kiss between General Howard and Mrs. McLean at a patriotic event. The narrative notes nostalgia for the Civil War era and a long friendship between families, with anecdotal reflections on public life and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Adama
Patnam Bi
Washington A. Roebling
National Daughters of the American Republic
Mclean
Mrs. Mclean
Lenox Avenue
Gen. Howard
Col
William Pinckney Maulsby
Privace
Isnd
Dub
Gen. Grant
Elise
The Spellbinder Poem Parody in St Louis Republic
A playful verse from St Louis Republic lampoons Missouri politics and oratory icons. The speaker anticipates calm leisure through a Presidential year while recalling Demosthenes Cicero Patrick Henry and Webster in Missouri’s classic shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Demosthenes
Cicero
Patrick Henry
Webster
St. Louis Republic
Bald Eagle Killed During Potomac Fishing Trip
Mesars. Mathias W. Brown and Barly Feeney of Woodstock, Howard County, returned from a Potomac fishing trip with an excellent black bass catch. Brown killed a six feet six inch bald eagle with a rifle. Real estate sale records show Woad E. Cramer selling 9 acres at Pearl Frederick County to Anna R. Kaufman for 34,000 dollars. Baltimore area marriage licenses issued to J Clarenos Niner and Daisy Rickards of Braddock, and William Derr of Middletown and Florence Lovg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias W. Brown
Barly Feeney
Woodstock
Howard County
Potomac
Mr. Brown
Woad E. Cramer
Anna RB. Kaufman
Jesse Kaufman
Pearl
Frederick County
Baltimore
J. Clarenos Niner
Daisy
Local Mart prices and cheap publicity ad offer
Market questions list corn prices per barrel and per bushel. Wheat price given. Hay price per ton stated. Publicity notice offers 15 cent classified advertising to reach Frederick readers. Odd wording hints at a promotional snippet for advertising services and a carnival of typographical errors.
Not Wanted In Hager One Firemen Meeting in Hagerstown
Fragmentary note from Hagerstown mentions firemen and a request for the next meeting of the State Volunteer Fire Men’s Association. An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as America’s greatest medicine with claims of curative power and a record of cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hager One
Hagerstown
State Volunteer Fire Men's Associaton
America
Tartu Forts Take Fire On Foreign Ships
A June dispatch reports Taku forts fired on foreign ships and, after a brief engagement, forts surrendered. Admiral Kemp notes seizure of the Takuforte and a Chinese commander received a warning message before ships opened fire. Russia demands damages for attacks on ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asics
Sgetts
Regiment Ordered to Hong Kong by Seventh Bengal Infantry
Dispatch from Srwa Stata India dated June 1 reports the Seventh Bengal Infantry ordered to Hong Kong as part of a special disaster alert and redeployment for overseas duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srwa Stata
India
Seventh Bengal Infantry
Hong Kong
Nations Building Association stock and upcoming city events
The notice promotes instalment stock at par value of 100 dollars with monthly 60 cent payments and a 100 month maturity. It also invites readers to a June 10 concert for a new Episcopal organ, with tickets at local outlets. Other items include park closure due to weather, a boxing match advertisement, W T U meeting, railroad excursion rates, and local ads for summer rag fabric and awnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nations Building Association of
Baltimore City
Episcopal Sunday School Rooms
Geo. Ed. Smith
Miss Stecke
Williamson's Drug Store
A. C. Bric Cardella
J. Datram
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
Capa May
N. J
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New Jersey
Baltimore & Chio R R
Frederick Optician Duo Offers Eye Services in Parlor
Dr Herman an optician located permanently in Frederick and temporarily in the parlor of abstrasti 26 W Patrick opposite City. Wm 0 Boteler practices diseases of the eye ear nose throat with attention to strabismus cataract trachoma and granulated lids. Spectacles adjusted for all defective sight. Eye examinations free. Office 28 N Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Herman
Frederick
Abstrasti
W. Patrick, Opp
City
Et al
Boteler
N. Market Street
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the Daily News
Galia
Wasaisasos
Tus
W. L. Moors
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Dsborough
D. B. Hendrickson
Eae
Charles Shipley
J. F. Sh Pants Pace Aete Barepiscopal S. cc
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Milter
Peres Geo. A. Gilbert
Rosenour’s
Jacob Newbamum
Washington, Bo
Frianda
Yestery
Joe Miller
Thurmont
Apanding
Jessie Thomas
Jeanie Thomas
Sam Washington
Sadt
Cyrus Thomas
Thomas Ines
Yucatan
Central America
Cain Mains
Samuel E. Tripapos
Jefferson
Sunday Schools and Societies
Repub
Greenwich
Patoin Park
Donald McLean
New York City
Daughters of the Americas Renmutuu
Uber
Suiders
Gen U2 Howara
Or.eorga Loansbury
Seastor Meus
P. S. Austin
Charles M. Brice
Joe Beattie
John H. Clem
E.L. Delsshmatt
Mellville Gittinger
William Long
Vincent Morningstar
Peter O. Nelson
Mr. Osterman
Misa Amelia Davis
Francis Howard
Virgie Otfe
Emmitesburg
St. Mary’s Colle
Emmitsburg
Godin Gibbons
Eerie P. Allen
Mo- 8
Loring
Westminster
Edwin Benny Livingston
W. Q
E. Grace Livingston
E E. O. Grimes, Jr
Westminster Bar
Viuiud
Givelaca
Guna
Tartu
Cressia Bem
Shanghai
Rosia
Hung Kus
Treate Onpemon
Ser
Athletic Park
Otis H. Miller
Washington, D. C
Albert McDonald
Frederics
Balletin
Miss Hows
Episcopal Organ
Braddock Heights
Pergong
J. Frank Sherald
Chicago
Til
Cincinnati
O.—B
Kensay City
Teaga Renee
Ohio River
Esat
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
National Building 23 Association of
Enwamp
Lease
Jors L. Jonyson
Baker Jonsson
Asetts
Mullinix
NEW Summer Rag
L. E. Mullinix
HOUSE
Moaday
NIE & Miller
Etter
Nun & Maui
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Gabtandard
F. B. Sappington
China
Ware
Fom
Smidawiy
GBO
Bodoge & GO
Bie
GEU
Rodole & CO
A. T. Bie
ARONE
A, T. Roce
Soxe
Frederick, HD
V. Staub
Vilade
F. V. Suave
D. J. Hetenly Keller
Brat
Heisely Keller
DEUG
Via Keep In Stock
Willard
Ceresville Flour
Minnesota
Shriner
D* Stewart P. Dean
Frederick, MD
Nicodemus
Mda Decdidawit
Babes Ales P. Levy
Court Street
Oppeeite Court
Soni RO
Frederice Faily Raaress
A. M. Pearl
Frederick Conaty
Antone
Soror Music Hall
Eee Prk
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