Purely Personal Notices Of Visitors And Travelers
Purely personal notes list Miss Rose Hedges visiting her brother Samuel H. Hedges in Washington and many others visiting or returning home from cities such as Baltimore Frederick Georgetown and Gettysburg. The items mention travel to Ocean Grove and trips to the World’s Fair with several residents attending events and visiting family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hedges
Washington, D. C
Samuel H. Hedges
West South Street
Maggie Duvall
Wmirs
Kreh
Frederick
W. D. Brace
Dumbarton Avenue
Georgetown
D. C
H. Hoffman
Ira
Miss Pearl
Baltimore
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Alfred M. Belt
Collins EB. Trail’s
Smith
Portsmouth
Harriet Quynn
Randall Webb
All Saints Rectory
Birs
Albert Pearce
Harms Barnett
Waynesboro
Lizzie Gilson
Wm. H. Kline
Maggie Kling
Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Ir. Stuart McAleer
Brookly
N.Y
Rev. E. Simpson
Liberty
RB. C. Scholl
Ceresville
Edward Grove
M. L. Maysiiles
Westernport
Pred Heller
Sores
Montgomery County
Western
Leland Stanford Dies at Midnight
Special dispatch reports the death of Senator Leland Stanford founder of the university. The item notes Stanford's wealth and role in California history as causes of wide public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paro Ato
Can
Leland Stanford
University
Deliberate Death of Liberty Resident Bowhan
Frank Bowhan a 65 year old Liberty resident and tailor, drank at a firemen's demonstration on June 7, then tied a shotgun to a fence and killed himself with a single jerk. His body was found after neighbors heard a gunshot. no inquest was held and he was buried in Liberty Cemetery. Bowhan lived alone, had a drinking problem, and friends noted despondency over his condition. The second item reports the P S C E convention in Frederick County at Trinity Lutheran Church Knoxville with delegates from most societies, aiming to form a county union. General Secretary Belt of Baltimore attended and two sessions were held with a consecration service at night and plans to meet next in Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowhan
Liberty
Bowhan
Frederick County
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knoxville
Belt and Wife
Baltimore
S. E. Slater
Burkitteville
Buckeystown
Butler
Commencement ceremonies and real estate transfers in Frederick
The Frederick area hosts joint commencement events at City Hall with diplomas handed by Prof B B Prettyman and addresses to graduates. Real estate transfers involve multiple parcels in New Midway and surrounding plots, with sums ranging from 50 to 850 dollars. Brunswick Bridge work reports heavy material unloading and piers on the canal foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Wood
John A. Barrick
New Midway
C. E. Schaefer
Julian Goodsall
Annie J. Norris
Charles Stewart
Susan Harbaugh
County Commissioners of
Frederick Co
George W. Zeigler
Jacob H. Ridenour
Frederick
Brupswick Bridge
Alexandria
Alexandris
Wheat blast damages farming areas in Clearspring and Wilson
Samuel Sowers of Hagerstown reports 25 percent crop damage from blast in Clearspring and Wilson districts after examining stalks in one field. Old papers note Washington papers 1629 1830 and Jackson era congress reports. Alumni reunion at Frederick College set for tomorrow with several speakers. Island Park picnics draw Sunday schools. local groups seek picnic dates with rail line help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sowers
Hagerstown
Clearspring
Wilson
Allen G. Quynn
United States Telegraph
Washington, D. C
Doi Green
Andrew Jackson
Congress
Island Park
Greencastle
Chambersburg U. B
St. Matthew's German Lutheran
Columbia Band
Hare
Railroad Company
Certificate Filed by Orphans Court on Election Ballots
The Judges of the Orphans' Court filed a certificate in the Clerk's Office stating the pallots used in the fall election were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Lhat Fall
Browns and Pastimes Baseball Game Postponed Resumes Play
Yesterday evening the Browns defeated the Pastimes in a resumed game with scoring across multiple innings. Molesworth led pitching with six strikeouts and Blumenauer added two as the Browns posted earned runs while the Pastimes staged a late rally before darkness ended play. The standings were corrected with updated win loss percentages as Samuel Titlow qualified as special policeman over league grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Horder
Molesworth
Blumensauer
Blumenauer
Wood
Ely
Cook
M. Nusz
Cless
Samuel Titlow
Athletics
Maryland Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Conditions Across Regions
The weekly Maryland Weather Service bulletin notes little rain but normal temperatures and ample sun. Western Maryland reports wheat and oats strong with early ripening, while fruit shows some drop. Southern Maryland expects a large grain harvest as tobacco planting speeds up. Eastern Maryland notes wheat ripening and oats heading, with grass short and peaches declining. Several stations report rain needs, dry spells, and favorable hay prospects in places like Woodsboro and New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Weather Bareay
Maryland State Weather Service
Maryland
Woodsboro
G. F. Sara
Will Entertain the Infant Spanish Princess Guests
Mr and Mrs C G de Garmendia of New York plan a private entertainment for the Spanish Infante and her party tomorrow night. The hosts, related to local families, formed a close friendship with the Infanta during her visit. She departs Saturday for Spain and Carlos de Garmendia will travel to New York to attend the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. de Garmendis
New York City
Messrs. Baughman
Spain
Carlos de Garmendia
New York
Pleased with Their Visit to Frederick Fire Company
At a meeting in Hagerstown the Independent Junior Fire Company thanked A. C. McCardell of Frederick for favors and courtesies shown during their visit to Frederick on the 7th and 8th during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Junior Fire Company
Hagerstown
Frederick
A. C. McCardell Esq
Prize Speaking at Frederick College Contest Winners Named
Frederick College held prize speaking contests for elementary, junior, and senior classes before closing exercises. Judges included Dr. Goodell, Mesere Warehime, and Rev. Gul. Winners were R E Le Kolb, KS Toma, and WW Brust, who received en carved medals amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Tilton
Shepherd
Harry
C. F. Goodell
Mesere
C. Warehime
F. McKinsey
A. J. Gul
Wm. B. Niexdemua
Carlton Shafer
L. Kolb
Yankee
W. F. Goode
Red Man
W.W. S. Hargett
Abram
Zimeci
Joseph D. Baker
Goung
Jementary
R. E. le Kolb
KS. Toma
Brust
Various Frederick News Snippets Include Weather and Events
The day saw a 94 degree shade high at the post office. A Saturday Boonsboro fight pitted natives against Benevolians with some arrests. A bronze fountain rises in Belle Grove Square Westminster costing 100. Wheat, postmaster appointments, rock fish catches, and household tips fill local chatter. Weather prophets shift forecasts with storms likely late month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Belle Grove Square
Westminster
Henry S. Bell
Andrew Brunn
Patapsco
Elkridge
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
Bad Beginning on Monocscy Trip Stalls Near Messy Rain
A party of Gshermen left the city for a Monocscy fishing trip but an accident scuttled their plans when gear toppled and a bunted bait spilled. Farmers report worsening drought with wells running low and a heavy rain hoped for to ease dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocscy
Urbana youth arrested for theft of horse and buggy
Joseph C. Oden, about 21, white resident of Urbana district, was arrested by Constable Getzbauh on a charge of unlawfully taking a horse and buggy from Eugene Sponseller. Oden hired the rig, fled toward Georgetown pike, was pursued, and the horse recovered. he is jailed for a hearing next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Oden
Urbana
Getzbaugh
Eugene Sponseller
Sponseller
Eckstein
Oden
West All Saints Street
Georgetown Pike
Stontsomery County
Galthersvare
Getzlauc
Twenty fifth Maryland Institute Commencement Closes School
Twenty fifth commencement of the Maryland Institute marks the close of the school session. Board of Visitors met with Enoch Pratt presiding. Principal Bly reported 90 pupils with diverse county origins. Disbursements totaled 25 290.77, surplus 5 624.53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Institute
Maryland School For the Peat
South Market Street
Baltimore City
Board of Visitors
Enoch Pratt
Fairfax Schley
H. Olay Nall
W.R
Frederick County
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Wicomico
Carroll
Anne Arundel
Dorchester
Somerset
Worcester
Washington
Harford
Talbot
State of Virginia
Allegany
Baltimore County
Executioe Committee
Caw
Deaf and Dumb Congress
Chicago
W. R. Barry
Chas. W. Ross
Afr. Geo. Markell
Ely
Minerva Frost
Edith Markey
Nasians
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List and Guests
A hotel arrivals page lists numerous guests by name and origin. Names include Cirx Hover-N and Titlow from Baltimore. E H Morrison from Baltimore. J H Kahn and James S Martin from Baltimore. P B frip pel from Boston. John G Felty from Harrisburg. S Wallace from Alexandra Virginia. Craycreft and Hake from York Pennsylvania. Denson from Washington. G D Keyser from Hagerstown. Counts note 10 from the county and 12 from the county with 1 from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Titlow
F. J. Schaub
E. BH. Fonkeldy
Jas
Stafford
D. Streets
Fitzpatrick
N. B. Walker
E. H. Morrison
Robert Heraben
J. H. Kahn
James S. Martin
Baltimore
W. B. Eldridge
B.H. Gant
Henry Speck
Philadelphia
P. B. Frippel
A. Lowenthal
Boston
Jas. Denson
W. C. Reichard
Washington
John G. Felty
Harrisburg
Pas S. Wallace
Alexandra
Cari Horse
HK. L. Craycreft
L. V
Wyflert
J. D. Hake
York
G G. Ditler
W. E. Ross
Lancaster
Pas
E. M
Syrup of Fiza Promises Gentle Cleanse and Relief
An advertising notice extols Syrup of Fiza as a gentle cleansing remedy. It claims to cleanse the system, purify blood, awaken kidneys and liver, and dispel headaches, colds, or fevers without irritation or weakening digestion.
Mullinix and Kem Ladies Dress Goods for Hot Weather
Dress fabrics for summer include Swiss plain white and dotted weaves, India linens, Pisia fine mulls, lace stripes, figured mulls in new shades, Irish and Scotch lawns, Nankins in plain and figured, chambrays, organdies, and lawns in black and white. An endless variety of laces for trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladica
Jaaneee
Rodock & Neldig
Novelty Carpets and Window Shade Offered
The carpet department announces two English imported novelties for the first time. A double face cloth mosaic pattern usable on both sides with heavy festoning by the yard. A figured window shade that resists fading and curling, washable with a damp cloth.
Prohibitionists Nominate County Ticket in Harford
News notes report Harford Prohibitionists nominate a county ticket while other items recall a Bucktown merchant failure and political vote recounts. The Maryland Court of Appeals decided nineteen cases in Annapolis as Governor Brown granted pardons and made appointments. Court updates include recanted confessions by two men jailed for Capt. Frank Cooper’s Deal Island murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford
M. Smith
Bucktown
Dorchester County
St. John’s College
Barford
Maryland Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Brown
House of Correction
Courtney
Taylor
Captain Cooper
Deal
Prince Anne
Henry Briley
Elkton
Belsie
Frank Cooper
Deal's Island
Death of Washington flour dealer John W. Shaw at 67
John W. Shaw, a prominent flour and feed dealer of Washington, died suddenly Tuesday about 5 PM. A Frederick County native, he moved to Washington in 1862 and had operated at 11th and B Streets since 1872. He was 67, unmarried, and survived by two brothers and a sister, one brother being former U.S. Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn W. Shaw
John W. Shaw
Washington
Shaw
Frederick County
Galt & Co
Morrison, Shaw & Co
11Th and
B Streets
Maryland
Congress
Glorious Fourth at the Relay House celebration
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers round trip tickets from Baltimore for twenty five cents and from Laurel Mount Airy and intermediate stations for one fare. Thirty extra trains run to Baltimore with special attractions including Frederick Brase Bands dancing and a grand fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohie Railroad Company
Baltimore
Laurel
Washington Branch
Mount Airy
Main Stem
Frederick Brase
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Exvnet Baers
Ieee
Moon
Tony
Tax News
Wastieton, D.C
MW. Haremetox
The
Weather Bureau
World’s Fair Board
Chas. E. Keeler
John Maysilles
Riss Louie Parsons
Baltiiore
Baughman
W.G. Welsh
Baltisnore
State Central Committee
Br. Charles Collins
Emmitsburg
Policeman Benner
Margaret A. Lindaly
Columbus Lindsay
aGen
B. B. Prettyman
Mormal School
Middletown
Prettyman
Abs
Bender
Blumenau
Shipley
Baker
Strasber
Ut Walters
Bichelbarger
St. Mary’s
Mircusin
A. M
B. H. Horsiss
Matilda Frazier
Patrick Street
Agnes Myers
Industrial School For
Colored Girls
Lynn Ritchie
Hannah More Academy
Hicks
Gouff
Mulliniz & Kem
Motor & Kase
John Hendrickson
Od Ubn
Henoxzicxson
News OF the State
JEB. Walker & CO
James BR Walkee
Bodoce & Neidig Race & Snewdig
Rior
Rioe &5 Sons
Horth Markey
Frederice. ME
F “Vy. Staub
CY Binz
Uxsons
Cnil
DeLashmutt
East
Rambler
Tre Nune
Siesm
Frederics
Renane
Fok Sale
South Market
D. & K Institute
Apply Tod
W. L. Turty
Frederick County National Bank
B. H. Blackston
Po Woolens
London
Ae Buaozstor
North Market
Frederick, HD
M&res
Satchell
George A. Gilbert's
David . Best
Nolth Mara
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