Purely Personal Visitors and Travelers in Emmitsburg Area
A list of residents and visitors in Emmitsburg and nearby towns includes Mrs. Col D J Bennett and daughter from Baltimore returning home after visiting Mrs. Lydia L Nushaam, W A Castle now in Baltimore visiting friends, George Alfred Townsend Jr returning to Gapland from Chicago, and many others visiting or traveling from Emmitsburg to places like Rock Island Philadelphia Trappe and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
D. J. Bennett
Baltimore
Lydia L. Nushaam
South Market Street
W. A. Castle
Frederick
George Alfred Townsend, Jr
Gapland
Chicago
Charles N. Baker
Emmitsburg
Southwest
Grier
Stewart Annan
Rock Island
Phurscay
Laura Boyd
Ilinois
Margaret Smith
William Seton
Seton Hall College
New Jersey
Hench
Trappe
Leo Wheat’s Host and Local School Commencement Notes
Leo P. Wheat a musician recounts being at Dr Conrad’s sanitarium calling it a rest retreat while denying danger to self or others. The Maile High School Frederick plans its annual commencement at the City Opera House with Wilson Beale and David Beale as speakers and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wheat
Leo P. Wheat
Spd Io
Conrad
Washington
Maile High School
Frederick
Opere House
Harry A. Lakin
Wilson M. Beale
David J. Beale
Magistrate's Opinion Favors Plaintiffs in Cemetery Assault Case
Magistrate Alfred Ritter ruled for Charles Herman and Ashbaugh against Mt. Olivet Cemetery Company over an assault and battery by superintendent D J Michiel on June 5 1893. The decision awards $75 damages plus costs, citing authority on lawful hiring and trespass limits. Belmont horse Compromise Dead, valued around $1000, died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ritter
Messrs. Herman and
Ashbaugh
Mr. Olivet Cemetery Company
Charles Herman
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Mgr. Geo. Joseph Dol
Hislin Said
Herman
S Tr. Aquilis Acbaugh
Michael
Berman
Doli
Mrr
Asndsugh
Silverwood
Doll
Earth
Greenmount Cemetery
Giles
Ashley
Harris
Mt. Olivet
Costa
Boughman
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Frederick County
The Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Mrs. John Ritchie’s Court Square home on Saturday at 5 PM to mark Frederick County’s June 1776 Independence anniversary. Prof George E. Smith led singing of the Star Spangled Banner before tea on the piazza and discussion of a Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Ritchie
Court Square
Frederice County
Ritchie
Frederick County
Congress
United Colonies
George E. Smith
Letters from the People on Frederick's Sleepy Town
EpwakD Koontz defends Frederick Md against War Cry criticisms. He recalls Frederick's Revolutionary roots and early civic enterprise, praises local support for Salvation Army officers, and argues residents are awake, Christian, and willing to help sinners on the road to Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Salvation Army
America
Frederick City
New York City
Sue
Epwakd Koontz
Frederick Brick Works Wins 500000 Brick Contract
The Frederick Brick Works topped six District of Columbia competitors to win a 500 000 brick contract, prompting protests from local brick makers though the award was defended as based on proven experience and reasonable price. Also reports of a horse kick injuring Mrs Witherow and her grandson in Harney counties. Maryland Day at the Chicago Exposition was assigned to Mayor Latrobe and Commissioners Vander and Norris with plans for railroad coordination, speakers, and other details. The World's Fair book’s introductory chapter by Dr William Hard Browne was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick En Fop
Frederick Brick Works
Columbis
Brick Commission
Frederick
Maryland
Arrest of a boy for theft leads to Grand Jury action
Beginning Young Obermen James a colored boy was arrested this morning by deputy Cramer on charges of stealing $20 from Charles Keefer on West Third street. $10 was recovered along with a watch and shoes. he was committed for Grand Jury. Also notes Me Academy commencement awards Allen Frilkemsos received a language proficiency medal. University of Shenardosh awards class honors to Jonas Rand F. Lee Crown. Hotel arrivals list several names. First Huckleberries arrive from Parsonsburg aboard the Maggie. Salvation Army ice cream festival at barracks with Major and Mrs. French in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Steer
England
Scotland
Blaise Pasta
Nathan
James Iel Greene
Mulberry Grove
John Banks
Mrseon
Heunke
Mexico
Max Lar
Queretaro
General Schofield
Georgia Kilburne
Reokuk
User—Emmons Blaine
Obermen James
Cramer
Charles Keefer
West Third Street
Justice Eckstein
Me Academy
Allen Frilkemsos
tShenardosh University
Berry
Jona Rand F. Lee Crown
Sr. Sonn O. Crown
Salvation Army
John Falk
East Sixth Street
Charles Cates
Abrecht
Texas
Jesse Stoner
Johnsville
Chicago
Ohf
Washington County
Hicks
Gouff
Ed. Orundwif
Blut Paul
Minn
Daily Globe
Jas. J. Hill
Northwest
Cheap World’s Fair Trip Costs Nineteen Dollars
A Chicago newspaper calculates a ten day World’s Fair visit costs about nineteen dollars, covering grounds admission, side shows, rides, and meals. It notes comfort services on site, including waiting rooms, telegraph, guides, and child facilities, with meals from coffee to full dinners. A separate Pottsstown excursion plans a twenty day journey by train and steamer from July 25, with stops at Niagara Falls Detroit Mackinaw City and Chicago, all inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fem
Bureau of Public Comfort
Pottstown
M. M. Missimer
Jacob
Bahr
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Buffato
Nyack
Detroit
Mackinew City
Lesa
News of the Churches and Local Notices
Ordination of Rev. A. M. Schaffner at Emmitsburg and various church events in Baltimore Frederick and area. Memorial window dedication at First Reformed by Mrs. Alice V. Roelkey honors Edward Roeley. Nazarites from Baltimore visit and attend Asbury M E Church. Young People’s Missionary Society to meet. M E church regalia event at Lynch and Columbia Lodges. First communion at St John’s Catholic Church with procession and vows. Carriers’ association sermon by Rev. C B R Young. Colonel the pug exposed to injury at East Church Street. dog recovering. Notices for old letters in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Schaffner
Reformed Church
Emmitsburg
Dsm
Lutheran
First Reformed Church
North Market Street
Baltimore
Alice V. Roelkey
Edward Roeley
Frederick
Joel Vr. Roesster
Grand Lodge of Nazarites
West All Saints Street
Elandh
Asbury M. E
R. P. Lawson
Young People’s Missionary Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lynch Lodge
Columbia Lodge
A. M
ML E
Regalia
A.J. Gill
St. John’s Catholic Church
Culeman
C. BR. Young
Nineveh
Wesley Diggs
Richard Dimmy
Whi. Mahoney
Andrew Jones
Arrival of New Virginia Wheat at Baltimore Market
Two small lots of Virginia wheat arrived in Baltimore on the Richmond steamer of the Weems Line and sold at the Corn and Flour Exchange. A 100 bushel lot shipped by J. H. Veleaston to John At. Greesett & Co. sold for 65 cents per bushel to Smith, Hammonu & Co. A 30 bushel lot shipped by E. S. Wangbe to I. A. Pare & Soo. sold to C. A. Gambri Manufacturing Co. at 65 cents per bushel. Both lots were Fultz variety, color good, clean, garlic presence noted. The prior year’s Virginia wheat also sold at a similar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Baltimore
Corn and Flour Exchange
Richmond
Weems Line
John At. Greesett
Smith, Hammonu & Co
E.S. Wangbe
Grioels
Middlesex County
I. A. Pare & Soo
Tistor
C. A. Gambri Manufacturing Company
Scentsa Bushel
Fultz
Bashel
Bright spotty notes on crops and local life in June
Local notes report scarce tomatoes and high prices, light apple and peach crops, and heat effects. June weather brings planters busy with hay, harvests to begin, and strawberries shipped in record volume. A mix of minor incidents includes burglary, a pistol arrest, and garden bloom highlights.
Mulliniz Remp To The Ladies Dress Goods For Hot Weather
Advertises Swiss and Indian linens lace trimmings and lawn fabrics including plain fire malis and figured Salis in new shades. Highlights two novelties in department: double face off cloth with two usable sides and a washable window shade with patterned, fade resistant fabric. Imported English goods offered.
Death of Justice Taney's Daughter Elizabeth Stevenson
Elizabeth St Stevenson widow of William Stevenson and last surviving daughter of Roger B Taney, former chief justice of the U S Supreme Court, died at her Anne Arundel County residence in her eighty fourth year. Funeral notices follow for Helen V Haller of Baltimore at Mt Olivet and Mrs Anna M Gittlager with services at Ex Seventh Street, Mount Olivet cemetery. A public sale by George W Burrall and wife set for June 27 1803 at 11 West All Esiats etr.et includes saloon and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taney
Elizabeth St. Stevenson
Wm. Stevesson
Baltimore
Roger B. Taner
Maryland
Supreme Court of the United States
Anne Arundel County
Ald
Helen V
Osvar
Cora Haller
Pallbeaters
Ralph Young
Grayson Renner
E Four
Milton Engie
Mt. Olver
Luther Kuhlman
C. C. Carty
Anna M. C. Gittlager
Orelock
Exat Seventh Street
EB. R. Eschbach
Evangelicst Reformed Church
Dr. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Pal
Messrs
Pheodore P. Keefer
F. Heiolein
C F. Fleming
Berry Perry
A. T. Rice
Daniel Hendrickson
George W. Burrall
Puvile
West All Esiats
Fourth of July Dance Picnic at Fairgrounds Planned
The Frederick Riflemen organize a dancing picnic at the Fairgrounds for Independence Day with games races and a balloon ascension. Lawson Robinson was arrested Saturday for placing a dead horse in the Monocacy near the Junction and was held in $100 bond for grand jury action after a hearing before Justice Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Riflemen
Robinson Heid
Lawson Robinson
Justice Eckstein
Adamstown Dramatic Assoc to Benefit New Church in Brunswick
The Adamstown Dramatic Association presents Dot, the Miner’s Daughter, or One Glass of Wine in Brunswick Maryland on Wednesday evening June 21 for the benefit of the new Reformed church at Adamstown. Admission 25 cents or 55 cents for reserved seats. Also lumber for sale: 100000 feet Hemlock stock, $11 per thousand. regular price $12.50. Must be sold at once. Call or address W. D. Bowers Lumber Company East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown Dramatic Association
Brunswick
New Reformed Church
Adamstown
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Sid
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the Daily News
Ferdeeice
Zurenven
Jere
Watersetox
D.C
MM. W. Hazemeron
The
Weather Bureau
City Board of Appeal
Red Cherry Phosphate
Rhodes
John Hendrickson
Hodock & Neldig
Harry A. Quinn
Manitls
Iowa
Quinn
Revecca Moore
Evermitsburg
Frank Thyson
Washington, D.C
Emmit House
John H. Reich
Jefferson
Speatys
Yesteray
Ed. J. Lemar
Ed. Linn
Sadie Waitt
Union Bridge
R. A. Kemp
Third Street
Olie Young
Chas. Davis
Geo. F. Thomaz
O. B Drii
Katie Renneberge
Chlydia Sisley
Xkellow Springs
Rose Hedges
Washington, D. C
Maggie Duvall
Otho Nichols
Licksvile
Wellersville
J.P Boyer
Knoxville
Angelo Arreio
Daughters of the
Academic Honocs
Canim Horez
C. FP. Crampton
Washington State
D. M. Conrad
D. W. Meyers
Garchmen
WH. H. Diez
J. G. Young
New York
Gzorr Hovsr
Maggie
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad
Parsonsburg
Salisbury
FAI
News OF the Churches
Eeward Hewes
East Church Street
R. ¥. Smith
V. 5
Honce Y
Walter
Ginity
G. Burger
City Hotel
Ummer
Poe
Maryland and Delaware
Delaware
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grane
East Fourth Street
Mulliniz
Oren Hendrickson
Locents
Atiza
Kac
JUBA
GOULD
Seles
Ui Ahn
Wood Butes
James E. Walker
James BE. Walger
Rodook
RoePeee
Neidio
Kew
Medford
Kodoce & Neidicg
T. Rice & Sons
T. Rich & Sons
Frederick, ML
FV. Staub
Einz’'S
Eller & DeLashmuit
East
Patrick Street
Hambler
Bee News Steam
Frederick, Md
Bealal Estate
Blackston
London
B. B. Burcston
North
A Gilbert
J. Geo
A. Gilbert
Congress Shores
George A. Gilbsrit
David B. Best
Caiki Waisii
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