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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
4
Townsend outlines a circular on celery rust, noting its impact on crops and describing experiments at the college. He compares shading, ammoniacal carbonate of copper, and Bordeaux mixture, finding preventive spraying essential and suggesting ammoniacal carbonate may be more effective.
Ex Senator Gorman and Maryland leaders discuss Kansas City convention strategy. Delegation intends to oppose the 16 to 1 silver plank, pursue bimetallism, and consider a conservative platform. Gorman declines presidential nomination. Governor Smith and Col. Baughman favor a modified stance. Delegation to depart Baltimore Union Station for Kansas City by train Sunday afternoon with special car arrangements. Burial note: Stephen S. White, son of John White, buried at Naval Academy Cemetery in Annapolis. Navy officers and sailors attended. Indigestion relief advertisement noted.
The three week period ending June 27 lists real estate transfers in Frederick County including Ulysses Torts Mahlon T Deecan and others to Samuel A Staith. John W Main and wife to Charles C Main and wife. Margaret Linthicum to John Y P McLee. Emma J Johnson to Clara B Cromwell. M J Grove Lime Company to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. miscellaneous marriage licenses for several couples in Frederick, Myersville, New Market, Thurmont and Barkittsville. Orphans Court items include sale of real estate of John Fogle ratified, guardianship granted, inventories filed, and will probated for John J Jamison.
A lengthy report describes the March 16 1842 exhibition at Primary School No 98 Utica Mills. It notes about forty speeches twenty musical pieces and nine or ten dialogues with Edward A Gittinger and John H Gittinger among the performers and lists many participants from the Cramer Snook and Devilbiss families.
Alta May Lowman of Washington and John Bavanaugh of Baltimore married yesterday in Leitersburg Washington County. The ceremony at Sankel F F Lowman residence was led by Rev Daniel E Moylan with Rev Victor Muller and Rev Mr Miller officiating. The bride, a graduate of the Maryland School for the Deaf, and the groom, deaf since age two, will reside in Baltimore after a wedding reception with guests from Washington and other cities.
A Baltimore region miscellany reports deaths from heat and accidents in Washington and Hagerstown, court sentences including abortion and felonious assault, custody petitions in Winchester, wage talks for Cumberland workers, state civil actions against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, school book contracts in Westminster, a pistol accident at Union Station, and local business expansion.
Fragmentary report claims a war minister ordered full mobilization and civil measures. Readable names or dates are absent. details are garbled and difficult to verify from the available OCR sentence. The piece suggests telegraphic secret orders but offers no concrete facts or sources.
A belated dispatch states Admiral Seymour was relieved during the clashes of July. Wounded tally runs into hundreds as mood in the fleet shifts amid the reporting of relief for the admiral.
Harvard wins two events at the regatta with clear margins, finished ahead in the Freakinate race by seven lengths. Yale varsity rowers also claimed a victory in the winged varsity race, marking a strong showing for New England programs.
A jumble of notices and ads from Frederick Maryland circa 1900. Subjects include a Charles Meyersville trip by steamer, a bakery change of ownership on North Market Street, a fish and oyster depot menu, a dog leash ordinance for July and August, a Hagerstown Frederick horse race invitation, a July 2 3 rail excursion from Frederick, optometry services, 4th of July picnics and fireworks near Braddock and Middletown, a gun ordinance, the Deer Park hotel and resort details, Annapolis Naval Academy band, eye ear nose and throat specialist, and a sale on adjustable window awnings from L B Mullinix.
Advertisement notes a sale of summer goods with parasols organdies foulards and shirt waists at reduced prices. Highlights include organzines foulards and laces with prices cut by one third and a cough cure Main's Cough Cure promoted as a quick remedy. Signed from Washington dispatches.
The Western Maryland Railroad announces cheap July 4th holiday excursion tickets good on all trains between all stations from July 2 to 4. Round trip rate a fara and a third with a 15 cent minimum, valid to return by July 5. Baltimore & Ohio offers seashore excursions to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle Ocean City and Rehoboth at very low rates on select Thursdays through August. Tickets valid 16 days with stopovers allowed at Philadelphia Baltimore Washington on New Jersey routes and at Baltimore Washington on Ocean City and Rehoboth trips.
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