Bright Items in Brief Bits and Notices
Brief items cover diverse topics from bee owners and May wages to lace making in the Azores, mores on hemp suits, bachelor engagement penalties, local commencements, and a bridge project near Williamsport. Funeral notices for Mrs Barbara Kopp and Mrs Elizabeth Sank are included with interments at Mount Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbison
California
O. Canal
England
Azores
BIL St. Mary’s College
St. Joseph’s Academy
United States
Evonsboro
Potomac
Williamsport
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Marken
Frederick City
All Saints Missionary Welcomes Rev James Addison Ingle Back
Mr Ingle, returned from China after nearly three years, is warmly welcomed by All Saints. He sailed from Hankow May 25 and touched Vancouver June 15, returning home to speak of his work this evening at 8. He was ordained in 1891 and serves Hankow with the Maryland church’s support.
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Ingle
China
James Addison Ingle
Chins
Hankow
Vancouver
All Saints
Onaborne Ingle
Jas
Addison Ingle
Saints Church
Chris
Tas News
Missidnary
Episcopal Church of Maryland
Plearvant Pic Nic by Trinity Epworth League
The Junior Epworth League of Trinity M and Church held a Friday pic nic from Frederick under chaperone Mrs A B Hunichen. Lila Smith supervised, with Trene Lindsey organist. They toured Braddock Spun near Middletown and Frederick, explored woods, climbed rocks, and enjoyed meals. Violet and Grace Pearre of Howard County joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plearvant
Epworth League
Trinity M. & Church
Frederick
Hunichen
Lila Smith
League
Trene Lindsey
Braddock
Middletown
Violet
Grace Pearre
Howard County
Local religious meetings and baseball club call meetings
The Gospel meeting led by Brother A L Kinne drew a good crowd yesterday afternoon. The reception committee meets tonight at 8.00. The religious work committee also meets tomorrow at 8.00. Baseball club captains call a meeting Friday at 7.15 for organization. Pedestrian Club plans another outing this week. Bible class for Sunday School lessons meets Friday at 8.00.
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B.C. Y
Br. A. L. Kinne
Enor a Kind Berry Picker Fends Off Large Snake Near Brownsville
While picking berries on a Brownsville mountain, Joan W Campbell stepped on a large rattlesnake. After a hard fight he killed it. the snake measured over four feet with ten rattles and a button. E A Brown, nearby, climbed a tree. his son warned of another snake. Brown used a briar hook to sever a long black snake eating cherries.
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Brownsville
Joan W. Campbell
E. A. Brown
Mr. Brown
Advance in Binder Twine Price
A marked advance in binder twine prices occurred in recent weeks yet remains three cents below last year and about half the level two years ago when it was 14 cents. Manufacturers say the price lately compares with the cost of raw material. Pic-Nic: The M. P. Sabbath School of Johns ville will hold their annual picnic on Saturday August 1.
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Pic-Nic
M. P. Sabbath School
Johnsville
Populist Meet Forms Sixth District Organization in Rockville
A Saturday Populist gathering in Rockville organized the Sixth Congressional District of Maryland. Adam Garis of Hagere Town was elected temporary chairman with J. Walter Assheton of Rockville as secretary. Notable attendees included T. H. Tives of Nebraska and J. Rorcer of Washington, among others, who plan a district tour to aid statewide organization. The evening program opened with J. Walter Assheton introducing speaker T. H. Tibles of Nebraska.
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Ple
Rockville
Maryland
Adam &. Garis
Hageretown
J. Walter Assheton
T. H. Tives
Nebraska
J. &. Torcer
Washington
National Committee
People's Party
B. E. Taubeneck
N. EK. Cross
Carroll County
Albert H. Duiing
American Bimetallic League
J. Walter Axsheton
T. H. Tibles
Heat Wave Grips Frederick With Scorching Day
The region endured a brutal heat wave with temperatures from 96 to 99 during the afternoon and around 72 at night. Citizens sought sodas and ice cream as relief while windows were kept closed to stay cool. Three laborers at the reservoir fainted during the peak heat but no sunstroke cases were reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
South Atlantic
de Steen
Prye's Anny Sails Down the G and O Canal to Brunswick
Frye's army led by Captain Blondell arrived at Brunswick by canal boat owned by Capt. John Wright at 6:30 PM Thursday, 175 men in the crowd, many church members. They camped, received food donations, traded two horses and a pew wagon for transport from Cumberland to Georgetown, left Cumberland Monday, plan labor parade in Washington on July 4, praising good treatment and preferring mule boats to rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Georgetown
Brunswick
Washington
Reunion of Lutherans to Meet at Pen-Mar
A reunion of Lutherans from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania will be held at Pen-Man next Thursday. Western Maryland Railroad will run sixteen special excursion trains from various points including Winchester Martinsburg Harrisburg Harper’s Ferry Mt. Jackson Cumberland and lines of nearby roads. Rev W A Wire of Littlestown Pa will direct a day program with music by the Waynesboro choir. Participants include Revs C S Tramp EB S Delk Harry B Wise L Deyoe H L Bangker F W E Peschan G W Enders and J G Morris. The Pen-Mar season will begin tomorrow.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pen-Mar
Western
Littlestown
Mualce
Waynesboro’ Choir
Tramp
Delk
Harry B. Wise
L. Deyoe
H. L. Bangker
F. W. E .Peschan
G. W. Enders
J. G. Morris
Tomor- Tow
Advertised Letters in Frederick City Post Office 1894
The following 184 letters remain advertised at the Frederick City post office as of Saturday June 23 1894. To claim, applicants must call for advertised letters. unclaimed within two weeks may go to the dead letter office. Listed names include Mrs Alice Brand Miss Cesiley Bork Miss Katie Bugues Mrs Minerva Jones Miss Joanie King Mr Bowores C F Hale Charles Lorem William F Morr David Stumell Saint Stockean John F Walker Jos Winipigier B Wilson Chas Yourg and others.
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Frederick City
Laints
Lier
Alice Brand
Cesiley Bork
Katie Bugues
Minerva Jones
Joanie King
Gxeriewss
Bowores
C. F. Hale
Phchester Regselring
Charles Lorem
Unceme
Wiliam F. Morr
David Stumell
Saint Stockean
Sistence
Faith
John F. Walker
Jos. Winipigier
B. Wilson
Chas
Yourg
Clerk Narrowly Escapes Drowning at Monocacy Near Baugher's Woods
A clerk in a large city business house almost drowned while bathing in the Monocacy yesterday near Baugher's woods. He vanished underwater twice before companions rescued him.
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Nazeon
Baugher’s Woods
California Fig Syrup Co advertisement claims ladies' safe use
The text promotes the California Fig Syrup Co laxative as pleasant and safe for women under all conditions. It advises readers to look for the genuine article with the company name printed near the bottom of the package.
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California
California Fig Syrep Co
Mixed City News and Incidents Across Maryland
A Rockville Populiste meeting, a disorderly Cherry Rup dance, and a cut sufferer Hancock Eugene Leonard highlight a day of unrest. Allegany county seeks roadmap for tax cases while Manchester Carroll taps 18 and 5 cent rates. A petition seeks 10000 bond funds for a schoolhouse in Annapolis. Frostburg sees First Maryland Regiment arrive. Fifth unit moved out. Coal region shows no change and strikers remain unreconciled.
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Rockville
Cherry
Hancock Eugene Leonard
Bladensburg
Hagerstown
Cheater
Naval Academy
Wilson
Allegany County
James Campbell
Barton
Manchester
Carroll County
Annapolis
Maryland
Frostburg
The One Flesh Theory Rejected In Bartis Divorce
A Boston dispatch reports the Supreme Court reversal in the Bartis divorce case. Mrs Bartis, suing for divorce from Howard Bartis, argued residency in Brooklyn but lived apart in California and New York. The court held the doctrine that husband and wife are one does not apply when a wife remains in the place they last lived together to seek relief.
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Boston Dispatch
Supreme Court
Elia M. Bartis
Howard Bartis
California
Brooklyn
Superior Court
Narrow Escape From Steer at Emmitsburg Stable
Mr John Agnew of Emmitsburg narrowly escaped serious injury on Monday after loosening a stall chain at Patterson Bros stable. A steer struck him with its horns, kicked him in the back, then jumped on his legs. He crawled to safety and was bruised and cut but not badly hurt, though not yet fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Agnew
Emmitsburg
Patterson Bros. Botchera
Mr.Agnew
Mr. Agnew
Statuette Presented to the Young Men's Catholic Union
Frederick's Dr. 8. F. Thomas presented a 15 inch high graceful statuette of a young French peasant girl with a basket of flowers to the Young Men's Catholic Union. The piece is in a glass bell, praised by Charles Brenner for the generous gift amid the Union’s warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
F. Thomas
M. C. 16
Chas. F. Brenner
Alioreo H. Ely
Hind Acts of Railroad Men General Clarke Responds
General James Clarke president and general manager of the Mobile and Ohio railroad issued a circular letter to conductors brakemen firemen and switchmen from Cairo to Mobile thanking them for offering wage reductions of 7 to 8 percent if the company needed relief. He says the company will not accept more than 4 percent. East St Louis men would not agree to over 4 percent.
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East St. Louis
Strange Death Of Farmer After Horse Incident Near Johnsville
Isaac Sutely a farmer near Johnsville dies after his horse tramps over a scythe left on the ground. The horse was badly cut and died the next day. The notice also mentions Bloods Sareaparilla testimonials as reliable.
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Isaac Sutely
Johnsville
Plumber Dannes Seeks Ceresville Flour Recommendation
Mr. Robert T. Dannes dined with his father and praised bread made with Ceresville flour. He plans to buy more for his family after tasting the product, noting its quality. The note references Bhrainer Milling Co and a local flour preference in a casual dining anecdote.
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A. T. Dammer
Ceresville
Colonial Era Buildings in Frederick Preserve Braddock Links
A Sun reader from Frederick recalls a colonial tavern building where General Braddock once stayed and Washington observed during Braddock’s expedition. The site on West All Saints Street now serves as a storage and workshop space for the Maryland School for the Deaf, with barracks further preserved nearby. The article notes Braddock era barracks were actually built under a 1777 assembly act.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Braddock
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
All Saint's Street
Army of Braddock
Maryland School For Deaf and Dumb
Assembly
Fredericktown
Social World Delightful Tea at Maulsby Residence
Mr and Mrs Wm P Maulsby Jr hosted a large gathering at their West Church Street home Saturday evening from five until late. Mrs Maulsby greeted guests with Mrs Chas W Roas Jr and Misses Pigman Nannie Johnson. May Ingle served tea while Emma Maulsby assisted, and guests enjoyed the season’s delicacies in a refined social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Afaulsby, Jr
West Church Street
Maulsby
Chas
W. Roas, Jr
Miss Pigman
Nannie Johnson
Wille Ritchfe
Frederick
May Ingle
Mary Maulaby
Mamie McShe
Emma Maulaby
Death notices from Emmitsburg and vicinity
A sequence of obituaries notes the deaths of Catharine Hinkle aged ninety in Emmitsburg at her niece’s home, Sarah M Johnson at 66 from heart trouble, William McComas seven months old, a colored infant aged one, and references to funeral arrangements and burial locations at Mt Olivet and Greenmont Cemeteries. Funeral directors A T Rice & Bona handled the services.
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Asf Bpencer
T Mpui
Greenmont Cemetery
A. T. Rice
Bona
Disturbing the Peace Arrest In Law's Grif
Rosé Cooper colored was arrested early Sunday on disturbing the peace. Police Justice Eckstein fined her 285 dollars, paid. Large seal turtle in Court Square drew crowds as boys teased it before its scheduled sale to the soup kettle. Eloise Young of Court street has been sick for several days.
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Rosé Cooper
Eckstein
Court Square
P. E. Long
Mizz
Eloise Young
Court Street
Excursion Tickets To Asbury Park From B and O Lines
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co will sell round trip excursion tickets to Asbury Park New Jersey from all points east of the Ohio River on July 9 and 11 with return by July 16 and extension to September 1 if the return portion is deposited with the Joint Agent at Asbury Park by July 13. Pittsburg price is 13.25 dollars with lower rates from six other B and O points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Ohio River
Pittsburg
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the Daily News
Simon de Montfort
Luther
Melanchthon
Charles
Idha
Hore Tooke
Horn
Westminster
Napoleon Bonaparte
Alexander
Russia
Tilait
Alexander Macomb
Platteburg
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn River
Montana
James Speed
Jefferson County
Speed
Lincoln
Kentucky
Sydney Howard Gay
Staten Island
Tamepo
Maxton
Moon
Aee Ee Moon Hises
Sopm
Washinetor, D.C
MW. Harrinston
The
Weather Bureau
J-E. Fleming
B. & O. KR. R. Bless Shoes
George A. Gilbert
Motter & Pampel
Barbara Kopp
West Fifth Street
Luther Kuhlwisn
Marion Kline
A. H. Harrington
John Ssumgardner
George Yinger
Peter Seeger
Justus Miller
George Seidling
Mount Olivet Cemetery
F Schroeder
Elizabeth
Baltimore and Ohie
Mt Olivet Cemetery
E.L. Watson
J. W. Starr
Capt
P. L. Hitesahew
James P. Perry
Benjamin F. Blackston
F. Schroeder
ALL Saints Missionary
Prye’s Anny
G.& O. Canal
News OF
Y. Mc. G
Robert T. Dannes
Fred. Reo
John Hendrickson
Serges
Palm Leaf
Ain
Sea Shore
Dus
Black and Navy
John Hjaxpakxion
F. W. Staub
Bass & CO
Guinness
Evans & Sonb
Dukehart's
Appollo
Rochester Beer
V.staub
North Market Street
Sotediy
Xridig
Rodock & Hbidic
A. T, Rioe & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Sons
R. L. Harley
R .L. Harley
Mirrors Lok Shchantailor
R. L. Babley
South Market St
John A. Kennedy
NEW Spring Goods
N- Mare
W. C. Eldridge
Atoll
Rory
Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Frederick, HD
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Busczston
Market Street
P. B. Peiers
City Coal
Baltimore West
Lyesh's Valley
Red
Wege
Creek
G. Wi
Wm.s. Millee & CO
East
Patrick Street
Water Street
Depo
Te News
JOE Printing Officer
St Ios
Louis
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mullrox & Kae
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lime Kiln
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Blue Ridge
W. T. Delaplaine
Rambler
L. AW
Bailing Grocery
BR & Co
Walker & Co
Tames EB. Walker & CO
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