Festive green apple appears as town notes and arrivals
Brief items report the county commission session next Monday, 1894 tax books ready with Collector Baughman collecting taxes, H N Etchison remodeling on South Market street, Benny Irving a James O Bussard buyer from New York claimed as Washington Irving's grand nephew, July 4 plans by Hephrodorean Dancing Association and the Eites at Black Rock, W R Steiner loses a prized colt to lockjaw, watermelons appearing in Frederick, a cow birth of twins by M E Getzendanner, and a list of hotel arrivals from Baltimore to Danville with many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Mondiy
Baughman
H. N. Etchison
South Market Street
Benny Irving
New York
James O. Bussard
Middletown
Washington Irving
Hephrodorean Dancing Association
Eites
Black Rock
W. R. Steiner
Frederick
M. E
Getzendanner
Monocacy Fishing Trip Yields Large Bass and Eels
Fishermen report a day on the Monocacy with multiple catches. Wineberg nets a heavy bass catch, Edward Young and John Ramsburg reel a fine basa string, and Baer with Nuez set 125 hooks catching eels and bass including a 52 pound giant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piscatoriall
Wm. Bavumgardner
H. Dryer
J. Thomas
Lochner
G. Wineberg
Wineberg
Edward Young
John
Ramsburg
Mr. E.& Howard
Cought
Wim
Baer
Marcy Nuez
Greenfield Mills
Religious Committees Meet and Bazaar Hinted At
An enthusiastic reception committee meeting on Monday planned private charity work. Religious committees held their monthly meeting on Tuesday and outlined subjects for Sunday gospel meetings, arranged special music, and discussed a Bible class as a feature of the association. Rumor of a bazaar or festival to be held soon circulated amid other plans. Drowned in the Potomac A colored man drowned at White's Ferry while feeding a horse on a ferry boat. The horse bolted, he went overboard, and despite retrieval, he was lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
White’s Ferry
Howard County
Plains
Fauquier County
Jim
Frederick County Physicians Register At Court House
Seventy physicians registered at the Court House in Frederick County in compliance with the recent Legislature's act compelling them to a twenty prior to July 1. It is believed this embraces all physicians in the county to active practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Frederick County
Court House
Premiums and Medals at Academy of the Visitation
The Academy of the Visitation awarded premiums across departments yesterday. English divisions listed numerous seniors and intermediates, with Miss Marie Catalina Major and Miss Myrtle E. Gouldman among top seniors. Languages and music awarded many students, including Miss Mary P. Gladden and Miss Laura Grove, with art, sewing, and homekeeping prizes to a wide group led by Mary E. Greene and Grace Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor M. Jones
Mary
Mary A. O'Connell
Elizabeth A. Manging
Betina L. White
Cora L. Stansbury
Bertha
McSherry
Julia Grant
Helen F. Barr
Mariah Kuhn
Lucile Eisenbauer
Mary K. Campbell
Cornelia E. Dutrow
Alice Totten
Maud K. Entwinle
Agnes E. Doll
Sallie B. Seilman
Mary A. Lee
Elsie A. Jecko
Marie E. Baguley
Matilda Healey
Nellie McCaffrey
Barab A. Shriver
Mary J. Krise
Exuna Webb
Margaret M. Trandle
Bell J. Scarborough
Margaret E. McSwyney
Harriet E. Brookey
Mary A. Haydon
Mercedes 4. Murray
Missea
Mary J. Croase
Elizabeth Kohn
Maud Grambine
Elizabeth C. Burck
Helen C. McSherry
Teresa M. Snyder
Mary E. Greene
Cora C. Daw
Mary ¥.Carr
Nannie A. Eienhauer
Laura
Marie E. Bagaley
Maud &. Entwistee
Helen F. Burr
Florence I. Deakins
Sadie W Shriver
Mary L. Payne
Margaret M. Casserly
Susie A. Shriner
Emma Webb
Emme F. Fitzsimmons
Annie E. Hotst
Janie Fitzsimmons
Grace RB. Myer
Mary H. Stuart
Helen G. Cassin
Elise Nash
Merceders Sturrey
Avle C. Gfinn
Eleanor m M. Jones
Mary J. Davis
Annie E. Grant
Minnie A. O'Connell
Marie E. Bagaiey
Homekeeping
Meg M Harvey
Annie B. Grant
Matilda Besley
Florence
Deakine
Celisthenics
Marie A. Harbin
Lutheran Reunion at Pen-Mar Draws 3000 Attendees
About 3000 people attended the Lutheran Reunion at Pen-Mar yesterday. Rev. E. H. Delk of Hagerstown and Prof. H. L. Baugher of Gettysburg College gave principal speeches. Clergy present included S. A. Hedges and others from nearby towns. The Frederick Lutheran church ran an excursion train over the Baltimore and Ohio line, led by W. T. Mullinix, with trip lasting about three hours each way. Seventy-one Frederick riders joined, a few more using the PRB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
BE. H. Delk
Hagerstown
H. L. Baugher
D. D
Gettysburg College
A. Hedges
Deferson
A.H. Burck
Doubs
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Pen Mar
Frederick
Baltimore
Weverton
Pen- Mar
St Josephs Academy Holds Eighty Fifth Commencement
The eighty fifth annual commence ment of St Josephs Academy was held yesterday at Emmitsburg. The graduates are as follows Miss Loretta Muth Miss Rena Tourte Miss Clare E Douglas Miss Elizabeth Davy Miss Margaret Renefick Miss Margaret Grady Miss Trene Gaspar Miss Irene Masson Miss Mary Brannan The annual commencement of Mt St Marys College took place Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
St. Dhars‘s
St Joseph’s Academy
Emmitsburg
Loretta Muth
Afiss Rena Tourte
Clare E. Douglas
Elizabeth Davy
Margaret Renefick
Margaret Grady
Trene Gaspar
Irene Masson
Mary &. Brannan
Mt. St. Mary’s College
The Califor?ia Syrup Co. Syrup of Figs Endorsed by Ladies
The pleasant safe laxative Syrup of Figs is praised for use by women in all conditions. For genuine product, check for the California Syrup Co. name near the bottom of the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Syrup Co
River Fish Protection Law Notice
The county informs residents about Article U3 section 145 of the Public Loan Laws. It prohibits nets and devices in the Morocacy River and tributaries within Frederick county, except one mile upstream of tributaries, with fines from ten to thirty dollars and possible jail time for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocacy River
Aaid
Frederick ] County
Maryland News and Local Events Summary
News items report a Cumberland Medical Association meeting, a Prince George’s barn fire, Wicomico tax rate of 80 cents per 4 543 109, a drowning in Williamsport, July Fourth demonstration planned in Sharpsburg, wrecks near Hollow Fields, Hagestown fire alarm visit, below average Cecil County crops, Rev Dr Henry Carrington Alexander’s death in New York, James Allen’s confession in Upper Marlboro jail, Harrison Traynor injured near Charlestown, Western Maryland coal strike ending with mines reopening, Organizer Wilson defeated, and Governor Brown mobilizing Fourth Regiment for Lonaconing with no trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri State Medical Association
Cumberland
William Binger
Prince George's County
Wicomico
John
Eugene Ardinger
Wlliamsport
Washington County
Sharpsburg
Hollowfields
Main Stem B.& C
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Cecil
Pennsylvania
Henry Carrington Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Oakland
New York
James Allen
Httle
Cora Simpson
President Clarke of Mobile and Ohio Visits Baltimore
Gen James C Clarke president and general manager of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad was in Baltimore yesterday. A veteran railroad man and former Maryland legislator, he recalled his years in the state and shared reminiscences of a long career in railroading before returning to Mobile five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Mobile and Ohio
James C. Clarke
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Erie Railroad
Dinois Central
Mobile
Base Bell and Whirlwinds Clash in Southern League Game
The Academy nine meets the fourth Southern League game on July 1 2230 at Point of Rocks. The Whirlwinds beat Uptown 19 to 3 on Wednesday at Northwestern Addition with Wood and Gaver batting for the Whirlwinds and Cramer and Tobin for Uptown. Another game scheduled for 6 30 p m at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Cheague
Point of Rocks
Wood
Gaver
Cramer
Tobin
Freight Trains Collide Near Billcott City
A Wednesday night collision near Hollofields on the Baltimore and Ohio line four miles west of Billcott city wrecked several Freight cars and damaged much cargo. One freight was being side tracked when a fast freight struck the rear of the halted train, delaying traffic for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollofields
Haltimore and Ohio Railroad
Billcott Clty
Als
Fire destroys Hez ekish Harp residence at Wolfaville
The two story frame dwelling of Hez ekish Harp in Wolfaville was burned out, with contents lost. The blaze began in the chimney and by noon made recovery impossible. No insurance existed since the policy expired last week, with renewal planned after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekish Harp
Wolfaville
Cardinal Gibbons to Meet Frederick Citizens at Reception
Fr McElroy Council C L the Catholic Club and St John s Beneficial Association meet at St John s Hall at 3 p m to escort Cardinal Gibbons to a public reception from to meet Frederick citizens An orchestra and two bands will play The Cardinal arrives from Hamitsburg met at North Market street Libertytown youth James Coale Sappington wins first premium at Georgetown College commencement for a complete Dickens set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. McElroy
C. L
Catholic Club
St. John’s Beneficial Association
St. John‘s Hall
Cardinal Gibbons
Frederick
Hamitsburg
North Market Street
Libertytown
Saya
Washington Post
Georgetown College
James Coale Sappington
Permanent Trustees Appointed for Fisher Estate
The creditors of ex County Tax Collector Isaac M Fisher yesterday elected Vincent Sebold and John Motter as permanent trustees confirming the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Fisher
Vincent Sebold
John
Motter
A Big Black Snake Killed Near Eller ton
Mr James FP Suman living near Ellerton killed a black snake which measured feet and 1 inch in length and four inches in diameter. Hood s cures when all other preparations fail. It shows curative power peculiar to steels sure to get s Sarasparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FP. Suman
Ellerton
Hood
Steels
Sarasparilla
Enthusiastic plea for Francia Scott Key monument in Frederick
A letter to The News editor praises the proposed Francia Scott Key monument, recounts local memories of Frederick and its history, and recalls ties to James Lick’s marble tribute in California. The writer shares anecdotes of Ft McHenry, Francis Key, and local figures, urging appreciation of heritage amid calls for progress.
Children aid to build Key monument in Frederick county
A letter from San Francisco urges Frederick county schools to start a monument fund for Francis Scott Key. The writer imagines a public record of every child’s dime contribution placed on a memorial at Mt Olivet cemetery, turning local patriotism into a lasting shrine. The piece appeals to schools to organize the first fund and to readers to watch for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Jast
Dever
Mt. Olivet
Francis Scott Key
Neinz Blessixna
San Franciscs
California
Monster Gathering Planned for Thirteen International Convention
Cleveland will host the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Thirteenth International Convention July 11 to 15 with an estimated 46 000 delegates and guests. The event features renowned speakers, private homes and hotels to accommodate attendees, and special train arrangements from multiple regions. Baltimore’s bid to host the 1896 convention gains momentum with broad support from state leaders and industrial groups. Maryland delegates will travel via Western Maryland and Lehigh Valley lines, stopping at Buffalo and Gettysburg on return. Grand festival noted with garden party at St James Lutheran chapel attracting hundreds amid illuminated grounds and multiple hostesses. The Ladies Mite Society plans another garden festival tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Maryland
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Baltimore
Trustees of the
United Society
Baltimore ‘Christian Endeavor Union
Brown
Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Builders’ Exchange
Lumber Exchange
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Buffalo
Nickle Plate
Hisware Falls
Gettysburg Battle
St. James Lutheran Chapel
Our City
Dr. Haifner
W. Montgomery
Dire. A. Albsugh
E. Hasskarl
Misses C. Firestone
Mary Montgomery
Mattie Anderson
Mary Latz
Hirdy Steiner
A. Adams
N. Esterly
Ladies’ Mite Society
Baltimore and Ohio offers summer excursion tickets
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a line of tourist excursion tickets to lake, mountain and seashore resorts in the Eastern and Northern States and Canada. Tickets are good for return trips until October 31st and can be obtained from ticket agents or by mail for ten cents with a request to Cass O Seuil, General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
In-store neckwear and shirts on sale today
Pretty summer bow and in-hand silk scarf styles are shown this evening at Market Street Entrance. A display includes percale dress shirts, waist prices at 25 cents, better ones at 37.5 cents, and a line of white and colored shirts at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Ladies Fashion Invoice Sparks Open Market Bargains
A brief notice notes the opening of a new stock line of wash silks and belts for ladies. It mentions discounts found through open market sourcing of foreign and domestic wool fabrics, highlighting a sale of wash silks in varied styles and a full belt line.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Br.ever
Margaret Beaufort
Fishmond
Henry Vel
David Wittterms
London
Mbs
Lucien Boneperte
Napoleon
Rome
Teg
Emanuel Mass Grouchy
France
Hears Clay
Washington
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Hole-In-the- Day
North America
Deawanske
College Point
N. Y
Temple Beliew
Washington L. Ettrott
San Mersco
United States
Wasereron
D.C
Batarday, Fatr
MW. Harrimerox
Bareat
Theowr
Booth St. Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
James E. Walker & Co
Suvemor
Curtz Horst
A. H. Batley
Harrisburg
N.G. Parriah
W.C. Harman
Frank White
A. J. Hinton
J. D. Seaman
John Peters
A. Schenckal
J. Greenbaum
C -V. Smith
Mercersburg
W. W. Walden
Middleburg
J. H.gephart
York
A. M. Grifth
Walter Floeckber
John QO. Cotter
Edward Berkemyer
Cincinnati
James T. Harbin
Rstown
D. M. Buckingham
J. Hieaver
G. W. Reichelderfer
A. N. Stewart
B. Toster
Philadelphia
W. R. Coller
Danville
W. B. Hencock
R. BE. Moore
W. Moore
Boston
Caz Hosaz
D. M._ Conrer
A.G. Kauffman
W. Hel
F. A. Gradwake
Wilmington
Guerr Horaz
L. C. Smith and Wife
Taneytown
Phiye
Margaret E. Webley
Blanche M. Grambine
Jane Fitzsimmons
Mary R. Miller
Matte Difends
Edith M. Grambline
Lillie Kennedy
Blanche Houck
Mary J. Becker
News OF the State
Old
Francia Scott Key
Old City
Chicago
Pittsburg
United States of America
Francia Key
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Coast
James Lick
Tabak
George Hessety
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Medtard
Mr. Medford
Lancaster Road
John Adams
Lfe
Francis Key
Roger B. Taney
Frederick Tar
Ferdinand
Charles Darang
Lancaster
Frank Key
Rufus Cheste
Ford
Durang
Holiday Street Theatre
Bal
Shriner Milling CO
Ceresville Boller Flour
Bheiner Milling CO
Mulliniz & Kemp
Moumz & Kune
Dobby
FPF
V. Staub
BAS3 & CO
Guinness
Evans & Sons
Durseart
V. Stace
Telephone
Cetédiy
City Hall
South Street
Kemp Hill
Ladies Mite Society
M. E. Church
Ame- Cardell's
Rambler Agendea
Mall
W. PT
Delaplane
Nuwa Office
Aid
Ralling's
the Railing Grocery CO
N. Market
James E Walker
J &. Walker & Co
Toille DE Nord Ginghams
S&c
Bodook & Neidig
Rowocx
Rodock , Reldig
A. T. Rice & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frorsnax Charcross
R. L. Harley
Ercharet Ilob, Erchart Ailor
Harley
South Market
John A. Kennedy
NEW Spring Goods
W. C. Eldridge
W. G. Eldridge
Sora
Waiter
C. Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buaocxston
Woop Frank
Lybren's Valley
Geergee George's Crebe
Eshriner
Millir A CO
Patrick Street
Weser
Rpae News
JOB Printing Office
Low
Loweet
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