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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1893
Page
3
PURELY PERSONAL. Who Come and Go
Baltimore visitor Miss Mary L Topper spends vacation at her home on East Patrick street. Miss Marie Starkloff joins her. Mr Marion J Kline, studying at Gettysburg College, returns home from this city. Several locals, including Messrs John Wilson Joe Haller and Mr W A Dalrymple, are noted as traveling or visiting. Also mentioned are social visits, marriages, and upcoming travels of area residents and guests. A curious natural story about a large water snake and catfish near Queen Anne's peak is recounted. Personal mentions note Misses Emily and Madeline Pampel returning from Richmond with premiums in drawing and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Topper
Baltimore
Marie Starkloff
East Patrick Street
Marion J. Kline
Gettysburg College
John Wilson
Joe Haller
Wr. A. Dalrymple
New York
R B Wallace
Osk Park
Afr
Thomas Schley
Petersble
Harry Zimmerman
G. F. 8. Zimmerman
Gettysburg
Oberlin College
Johns Hopkins University
James Z Conner
Wm. L. B Moore
Sallie Zeigler
Birdie Beckey
Reba Mitchell
Bensett
Virginia
Theresa
Isabel Kunkle
Queen ‘Anne's Peak
Chester River
D. L. Greenheid
Tresnske
Emily
Madeline Pampel
Richmond
Liberty
Misa Madeline
Sixty fourth commencement at Saint John's Literary Institute
The Saint John's Literary Institute held its sixty fourth commencement at City Hall with Fr Clarke Brother Whelan and Professor Fendall guiding a large turnout. Prizes were awarded across Latin English and doctrine classes, along with conduct and general excellence, and an alumni organization was proposed after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Fr. Clarke
Brother Whelan
Fendall
City Opera House
S J. John’s Literary Institute
George W. Niepold
Roy H. Ruland
Munca
Julius Caesar
Francis D. Roelkey
Edward J. Smith
Robert H. Burck
W. Meredith Smith
Father Clarke
Francia D. Roelkey
D. Ernest Roelkes
Meredith Smith
Chas. S. Grombing
George
Joseph F. Eisenhower
Charles J. Grumbine
George F. Topper
C. Francis Beckley
Leo Walsh
W. Edw. Gannon
Harry J. Lebheris
J- Harry Kennedy
Victor Simpson
Roy R. Ruland
Charles Ford
John E. Topper
Harry J. Leichert
Fr Clarke
Sullivan
Jas. E. Doll
F. ¥. Staab
G. Difiecdal
G. Beckley
W. Ebberts
J. Walsh
Saint John’s Literary Institute
E. L. Miller
A. R Yeakie
P. Rice
J. Beckley
Base Ball News Browne and Citizens in a darkness tied game
A large crowd witnessed Browne versus Citizens with Citizens scoring 1 in the first, 4 in the second, 3 in the third and no runs later while Browns posted 2, 0, 3, 2, 11 and 0, tying the game after the sixth inning before darkness ended play. Standings show Athletics leading Browns Pastimes Citizens. A postponed game between Browns and Pastimes is set for this evening and another between Pastimes and Browns tomorrow. July Fourth is noted as a big league day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Marrow Escape on Bentz Street Ride
A Mix town child on North Bentz street clung to a merry go round platform. While the ride moved a box struck the child’s legs, causing mayhem. John Esterly swiftly intervened and rescued the youngster to avert tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrow
Mix
Charles Ridgely
North Bentz Street
Bentz Street
Tts
John Esterly
Lookout for counterfeit five dollar silver certificate
A counterfeit five dollar silver certificate circulates with treasury number 659225 from the 1886 series. Grant’s portrait is poorly engraved, paper quality poor, border too dark, and LU 5.7 over silver certificate slightly raised. It appears little handled and warns to beware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Gates Upgrade at Montevae Hospital
The gate at Mostevee Hospital has been strengthened with new substantial brick posts and redesigned gates. Old posts removed and replaced. gates removed and replaced with sturdier versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevae
Mostevee Hospital
Thieves Foiled by Dogs at Charles Utermehile Home
An attempt to break into the residence of Charles H. Utermehile about a mile west of the city failed last night as pursuing dogs scared off the intruders. No injuries were reported and no suspect details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Utermehile
Pretty wedding at Providence M P church Kemptown
A stylish ceremony united Maurice Browning of Ijamsville and Della Hyatt of Kemptown on Thursday June 28 in Providence M P church. Officiated by Monroe Browning with Monroe Turmer and Ina Hyatt as attendants, reception gifts noted, then travel to Monrovia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Hyatt
Baltimore
Samuel Browning
Tramsville
Herbert Darby
Hyattstown
Iits
Janie Grubbs
Monrovia
Washington
Pensioners in Maryland List Count by County
The Baltimore Sunday Herald reports 19 212 Maryland pensioners on June 1 1893 with total yearly vouchers of 2 154 777 6. Bellmore Cumberland Frederick and other towns are named among counties with many beneficiaries. The list from Frederick includes Abner Akers Wm Angevine John Best and many others with monthly stipends ranging from 4 to 30 dollars. A weather note presents July data and the mean temperature 77 degrees, with historic extremes. County tax details show a levied rate of 62 cents county and 2 cents state on a 24 952 00 taxable basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sunday Herald
Uncle Sam
Baltimore
Maryland
Bellmore
Cumberland
Frederick
Het
Abner Akers
Wm. Angevine
John Best
John Betheimer
Geo. W. Bentz
Jacob Benner
Saml. H. Cooper
John Diggs
James Devilbiss
Francis Fogte
Henry W. Halter
James W. Harrison
Ellis Mack
Jas. Mulliken
Wm. Morgan
B. Murray
George A. Mullen
Emanuel Jacobs
John Killian
Kepner
Peter Larkins
Wm H. Moore
Charles E. Moberly
Dennis McKinney
Merriman Reece
Nicholas Nichols
W. H. Poole
Samuel Wagertoan
John J. White
Beverly Wells
George Miler
Mechanicstown
James Toprer
Ermitsburg
Charles Wedge
John W. Warner
Ellerton
Thos. Maher
Augustus Mehring
Charles G. Orrison
Robert P. Oskins
Joseph Proctor
John Phillips
Augustus Rowe
John A. Steiner
Thos Strickler
Eden Sheets
S. &. Sylcox
Mark Wanl
David Wagaman
David Windigier
B. F. Winchester
Jacob ©. Woodward
Thos. A. Wachter
Geo. W.young
Wm. H. Ashbaugh
James Arnold
John Bayard
John T. Constant
Joseph Frean
Geo. Gillelan
Francis Kelm
David McKinney
John J. Shank
Jacob Settlemyer
Harvey G. Winter
Emmitsburg
Singleton Albaugh
Jacob J. Dinterman
Burkittsville
Geo. W. Bond
Knoxville
George W. Beard
J.E. Eyler
Joan W. Fogle
George
Whitmore
Liberty
Henry Bruce
B.D. Chambers
Adamstown
E.D. Barnard
R. £. Brenner
G. W. Ridenbaugh
J. Wrench
Zimmerman
Louis
Staley
Joseph Curtis
Kellow Springs
George P. Davis
George W. Fisher
Job W. Harrison
Natcy W. Thomas
Point of Rocks
John T. Diggs
C. W. Windsor
Urleans
Abram Lohr
John T. Fogle
Graceham
Levi F. Grimes
Ladiesbore
Michael Green
John Kindle
Foxville
H. C. Hays
Wolfsville
John Wkolle
Pearl
Eli Koogle
Bolivar
E. BR. Lookingbill
Johnaville
Philip Morningstar
Uties
D. H. Moyen
Myersville
John Muth
George Link
Walkeraville
Wm. Merri
Alfred Troxell
Mechanicatown
Isaac Wagner
Woodsboro
Joseph Wishaar
New Market
Amos Brandenburg
Augustus Coward
Sabilasville
Joseph Casey
J. J. Cars
J. Devilbias
Henry Dreyer
Monrovia
Wm. Elwes
Walkersville
Robert Fry
Fogle
Joseph Groff
George H. Harman
Jesse Ryder
Johnsville
Michael J. Wahn
Wm. . Harris
Samuel McNall
Squire G. Merrill
Chas. B. Mattoon
Jerome EB. Parapeil
Wm. Roberts
Chas. W. Linn
Ea. J. Tucker
Injury at steam mill sidelines worker on Carrot Street
Yesterday Eugene Waltera a head at the steam flouring mills on Carrot street fell from the second story striking a digging iron that pierced his right wrist and left him unable to work. Solomon D. Rages the leader of the colored Salvation Army corps in this city departed for Detroit Michigan to join the Michigan Division. Marriage Licences were issued to David Howell of Orleans and Maggie Enode of Rohrereville both in Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Waltera
Carrot Street
Detroit
Solomon D. Rages
Colored Salvation Army Corps
Michigan
Michigan Division
Army
David Howell
Orleans
Washington County
Maggie Enode
Rohrereville
Hotel Arrivals List From Yet Unclear Source
A lengthy roster of guests and visitors is listed with numerous names and cities including Baltimore New York Harrisburg Philadelphia Boston Chicago Richmond and Washington along with county and city markers. Readable segments show multiple individuals and destinations but lack clear narrative or event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeserdsas
Crix Horsa
C. F. Wilkens
Gus Spies
A. Applenhakte
D. P. Whelan
ML McClelland
Hubert Biggs
J. L. Hewes
John Giltzan
B. Kinesy
J. A. Gilpin
W. J. Rawlings
E. B. Garthrop
T. Roberts
Frank Lewis
Frank H. Keen
Baltimore
A. Dalrymple
Aston
Ohio
Wm. J. Baker
Boston
J. J. Barnes
Chicago
Emily A
Madeline Pampel
Richmond
Gnrorr Hovis
G. Vatantol
Philadelphia
FW. Spotten
Columbia
Drowning season and local notes in Berrien county
Drowning season noted with advisories as fly screens are up and local life continues. Frank Garron of Knoxville recounts a Sunday visit with relatives in Engle’s, during which he lost a $45 pocketbook on the route to the depot. Local fishermen report lean times, wheat prices push wages down, and Notre Dame Academy’s closing exercises are set for Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsy
Frank Garron
Knoxville
Engle
W. Va
Hagerstown
Notre Dame Academy
Liberty
Addison
Ezra Hoffman
West South Street
Frank Sheffield
Hicks Glessner
Casper Killian
Loats Orphan Asylum
Washington County
Tucle Sam
Mediterranean Sea
Edw. Clingan
American Light and Heat Go
G. Francie Clingan
Sandy Hoffman
Geo. Logan
Elmer Smith
Chicago
Koumiss
Gulielmus de Rubruquis
Bronewick
Walter Saunders
Geo. W. Burrall
Local ad and services from The News office
Local notes scold and welcome readers. Dr J R L Hardesty, activist and specialist, will visit City Hotel Thursday 29th at 3 and remain to Friday 30th at 2. Also ads for caramel and peach cream at McCardell's, cheap used ladies bicycles, tools and spectacles, stock hay and straw deliveries, two local firms advertise goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R.L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Washington College Exercises and Local Updates
News from Washington College Kent county notes commencement events and a sermon at Grace Lutheran Westminster. Commander Seth transfers office to Captain Howard on Saturday. Bishop Curtis visits Rock Hall Cheatertown. A colored woman Grace Brashars killed by lightning near Annapolis. John Orr injured by coal cart at Caledonia mine Allegany. St Johns College Summer School opens July 10 to August 18. Deer Creek Farmers Club backs repeal of Sherman law. State Library gains over sixty volumes at Minneapolis. Sheriff Middleton tests gallows for Pinkney and Barber at Upper Marlboro. Rev B C Kuhne preaches in Westminster. Resignations of Capt E Roberts and Lieut J A Lytle from First Regiment MNG received by adjutant general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Kent County
Seth
Howard
Bishop Curtis
Delaware
Rock Hall
Cheatertown
Grace Brashears
Annapolia
John Orr
Caledonia Mine
Allegany
St. John's College
Annapolis
Deer Creek
Washington County
B.C. Kuhne
Omaha
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
E. Roberts
J. A. Lytle
M.N.G
Adjutant General
The Walk of Death Rev Daniel Schindler Dies in Hanover
Rev Daniel Schindler D D pastor of the Third Lutheran Church Hanover Pa died Sunday morning of Brights disease aged sixty three He leaves a widow and five children and had served as pastor at St Marks Lovettsville and Hanover where he organized the Third Lutheran congregation and built the church A new bell tolled for the pastor during services. Also notes on a sprained ankle and a medicinal syrup and a lace advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schindler
Daniel Schindler
D. D
Third Lutheran Church
Hanover
Bright
Lewis Duffocy
Morria
Carl
New York City
John L. Gallatin
York
Howard
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
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