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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1894
Page
4
Hotel arrivals list names travelers at Grove House and Canary House with origins from Chambersburg Baltimore Leesburg and New York. The Frederick Bicycle Club received an invite to a monster parade in Littlestown Pa on July 4 with prize contests. Frederick may send several riders though no action yet.
Mrs Laure Dell wife of Nicholas Dell and daughter of Afr Levi Mobley drank a quantity of landsanum to destroy her life but was saved by Dr J Mathias. She is young with a short marriage. Burk from Telegraph street who was injured earlier is now able to be out on crutches.
Purely personal notes list visits and greetings among residents from Hanover, New Windsor and Frederick. Names include Mrs M H Haugh, Miss Elsie Ewelser, Miss Mollie Martin, Mr Robert Nicodemus, Rev Jas Addison Ingle, Miss Susie Baumgartner, Miss Anne Campbell and others. Real estate transfers mention Derr, Keefer, Wilson and families with sums and locations. A copperhead snake bite near Jefferson hospitalized Henry Dufin with Dr Gross attending. victim recovering.
Rain postponed yesterday's game between the Paris Blues and the Academy. A rescheduled match between the Paris Blues and the Rough and Ready is set for this evening at 615 in the Northwest Addition if weather permits.
Henry Van Meter a prominent Berkeley County West Virginia citizen died Monday from kidney trouble aged 71 He was father of Deputy Sheriff E W Van Meter of Martinsburg and belonged to a family of five with combined ages totaling 381 years.
A News representative received a bouquet of dahlias this morning from J. E. Price at 63 South Market Street. The flowers include single and double varieties in colors from old-time yellow to white with red spots.
The Board of Directors of the Maryland School for the Deaf met today at the institution with President Enoch Pratt present. Usual routine business was transacted. The closing exercises of the school will be held tomorrow.
The item lists marriage licenses for Frank E. B. Mainhart of New York to Marisa Reynolds Dean near the city, and John R. Brandenburg of its city to Laura Wheeler of New Market district. It notes a Populist paper to be started in Hagerstown with subscriptions already sufficient to print it, signaling growth in populism following a recent pilgrimage. It also covers the Relief of Peary plan with Henry G. Bryant and a 51-person party to rendezvous at the St George hotel in Brooklyn, then travel on the steamer Portea from New York to various ports, plus a Philadelphia factory note about bond investment companies and a court ruling on their charters. The report mentions the Beiping steamer’s arrival and a Hong Kong–Yokohama disease update with 39 new cases and deaths, noting concealment by authorities to prevent panic.
News item notes three suspected cholera cases in Hamburg, New York, later denied by the city health officer after a cable from Hamburg. Also mentions local notices about thefts in Bridgeton and other brief items from across the region, including market mentions and medical ads.
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