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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
4
A scrambled OCR text sample from The Daily News lists various names and fragments about history, places, and events. It includes references to people like Vermann Jeanh, Anit-Frewerac Brien, and Stee Lee Brulee Merrett, with scattered mentions of Cornell water and Baralos. The text remains partial and lacks clear narrative.
Maggie Elizabeth Kolb aged 22 years 10 months 6 days died Sunday evening June 10 at home in Creagerstown after a long illness from consumption She was active in the Church of God Bible class Sunday school and QO E Society and leaves a father a brother and two sisters The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 PM in the Church of God Elder F Murray led services Interment in the adjoining cemetery pallbearers were Maurice Derr F W Hall Rosa Favorite Marion Hann John Snook Jr Johnson Hoffman funeral directors Hann & Hann.
The June 5 and 6 teachers certification results show second grade winners numbers 9 10 38 89 40 44 45 46 30 53 53 60 69. first grade winners 37 43 48 56 59. State Normal School winners 2 11 1% 65. There were 29 second grade and 27 first grade applicants. Colored fourth grade winners include 1 3 4 9 11 14 22 24 25, while white teacher No 44 is under legal age. Highest first grade average belonged to Baree Wood at 69.13.
The first in a Frederick series of dances drew two carloads to Braddock Heights for an evening of breezes and music. Dancing ran until 11 o'clock with chaperones listed, including Mrs. 8. Howard and Mrs. J. W. Hasy. The next dance is planned for Thursday July 5.
The funeral of Mrs Elizapath Shosts was held yesterday afternoon from a West Patrick Street barista home. Services were at Ms Camden Church by Rev Osborns Ingie. Pallbearers Randolph Hamilton Amos Elworthy William Miller and John O'Hara. Burial at Mt Carmel graveyard. O O Carty funeral director.
At a Philadelphia Republican conference Maryland delegates voted Roosevelt as their first choice for vice president. The roll call showed every delegate, including Senator McComas, backing Roosevelt. A later motion for a second choice was opposed, and the group pledged to support McKinley and Roosevelt unless Roosevelt’s nomination becomes impossible.
News of the Churches reports Sacred Heart feast at St Johns with masses at 545, 7, 8. A sermon and solemn benediction follow at 730 pm. Beginning next Sunday, masses will be 630 and 900. Sunday School closing exercises are next Sunday at 2 pm. Aid Society of St Matthew's Reform Church Manor holds meeting Sunday evening June 24 at 7, and Children's Day services Sunday morning July 1 at 10.
An alumni reunion for Fredrick High School was held last night at the North Market Street school. The first effort to gather the school's alumni drew a strong response. Refreshments were served, and the program included welcomes, recitations, and an oration by Mr. Hag B Thomas with several student participants.
Noah E. Cramer real estate and insurance agent closed the sale of the houses and lot of Thomas on the north side of West F street to Mrs. Mary L. Biggs for $050. Nervous troubles arise from Hood paracaparilla, claimed to improve blood and health.
The Mayors and Aldermen meet at City Hall to authorize tearing down the Dill property at Bentz and Fourth, erect two new houses, lay a larger water main on East Eighth, and lease the City Opera House. Budget includes a 3 cent tax increase to 55 cents per $100, with estimated revenue of $185,207.93 to cover expenses and contingencies.
Pleasset Paraygraph A Just Who Gomes end Ge. Miss Yellett of Baltimore is visiting friends in Frederick. Prof. J. H. Apple left for Myersdale Pa. on business. Miss Elizabeth Herr of York Pa. is visiting Miss Rose Birely on North Market Street. Mrs Louis Fraley on Prest Patrick Street has returned from Baltimore. Miss Anna Clark of the Academy of the Visitation left for Washington DC. The Misses Williamson have returned from Rockville. Miss Emma Fletcher from Woman's College returned to Everett Pa. Ells Myera Clarke and children from Ironton Ohio visit Mrs M. E. Lutz on East Patrick Street. Miss Annie Barry of Baltimore returned from the Maryland School. Miss Camille Marquette and Honore of Hagerstown Junction returned home. Miss Mary Pond Tucker of Northampton Mass and Miss E Frances Hancock of East Hardwick Vermont, teachers at the Maryland School for the Deaf, left for Baltimore to sail to Boston. Mrs Fred Ordeman of Montevino Ind with relatives is visiting Springfield Ohio and not expected home until July.
Charles L Wolfe and Claudia J Smith were married last night at the Moethwlist Episcopal church in Ijamsville by Rev W O Livingston. The church was decorated with plants and flowers. The bride wore white silk and carried roses. Bridesmaids were Elsie Kolb and Rosa Kolb of Frederick. Best man Harvey Smith, brother of the bride. Ushers James Doll, Reuben Lease of Frederick and Clarence Biser of Nameville. Music by Katherine Eissnerpaher and Lacy Pisenhauer. A reception followed at the bride’s home.
Special dispatch reports the Philadelphia Republican National Convention proceeding with a motion by Chairman Litge. Senator Foraker of Ohio introduced William McKinley for the presidential nomination, followed by Governor Roosevelt of New York who spoke in support. At 12 48 pm the roll closed and McKinley was nominated by acclamation, with Roosevelt unanimously named as vice president. The convention adjourned at 2 15 pm.
Local shop advertises Square Scarfs at 60c with exclusive patterns in light and dark colors. Promotes bargain summer fabrics including India Linens, White Persian Lawns, Organdie, and cotton dress fabrics. Also lists eyewear and medical ad inserts, railroad excursion promotions, and a flour brand endorsement. Includes local notices about Dr. Herman's eye clinic and B&O railroad seashore trips.
Special Dispatch reports from St Petersseen Russsia on June 21 that Count Morvsieff, the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, died suddenly today.
Card of Thanks thanks firemen and citizens who aided at the residence fire on Tuesday afternoon. Also notices for racing at Athletic Park, Frederick ve, and Hagerstown and Washington, D. C. attractions. Various local ads and society notices, including Historical Society meeting and summer resort Deer Park Maryland.
L E Mulinix offers a special new bag for summer furnishings and adjustable reversible window and door awnings. The ad touts quick setup in two minutes, universal fit, high quality materials, and compatibility with outside shutters, urging customers to compare prices.
Mara Mord M. Snook was arrested yesterday by Officer Simpson on adultery charges and committed to jail for a hearing Saturday at 11 o clock before Justice Eckstein. Arthur J. Bailey was arrested this morning by Officer Erost on assault and battery and will face a bearing at 8 o'clock this afternoon before Justice Eckstein.
Urbana church set Children Day service for Sunday June 24 at 745 pm. Miss Irene Simpson and Vivian Lamar visit Washington DC. Mrs James H Smith of Bockeyse town spent days with parents. Maude Kidd injured in wheel mishap. Alexander Eamsberg sworn in as county treasurer. Hiram L Gaver named clerk to treasurer on day one.
Mr J W Hargett reports today’s quotations with corn at 62.16 per barrel and 77 cents per bushel, corn shelled at 8 dollars per bushel, hay around 3 dollars per ton. Prices shown reflect market activity and are subject to change.
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