Personal Paragraphs of Those Who Come and Go
Miss Jennie Williams returns from Baltimore visit. Isaac Wineberg goes back to Frederick after Baltimore trip. Clarence Keefer of Baltimore visits aunt Mrs. Krise. Louise Potts leaves for Staunton to visit Miss Fauntleroy. Catharine Scully of Baltimore visits daughter Mrs. Ignatius Goode. Henry and Mrs. Webb of Greenville Ohio visit cousin Mrs. Mullican and others in York Pa. Walter Hargett visits Vernon Betts in Chewsville. Mrs. I N Dodson nee Diffendal returns home after visiting Miss Krise in East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Williams
Baltimore
Isaac Wineberg
Frederick
Clarence Keefer
8. P. Krise
Louise Potts
Staunton
Virginia
Sallie Fauntleroy
Catharine Scully
Ignatius Goode
East Church Street
Henry Webb
Greenville
Ohio
James Mullican
Dr. Long
Blanche Long
Ralph Long
Academy of the Visitation
Krise
East Second Street
Does Not Favor Consolidation Of Grand Army and Sons of Veterans
Captain L M Zimmerman, once of this city and head of the Maryland Department of the Grand Army, rejects mixing the Grand Army with the Spanish War veterans. He notes a persistent opposition in Grand Army posts and argues the Grand Army was formed to preserve camp life memories and cannot be replaced by merger. He adds Sons of Veterans may be patriotic but cannot fully supplant the Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Zimmerman
Maryland
Department of the Grand Army
Grand Army
Organization of Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Sons of the Revolution
Society of the Cininnati
Grand Army of the Republic
Former Pastor Honored and Hospital Building Committee Named
Rev. Wm. E. Main formerly of Middletown receives a sterling silver loving cup from St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Brooklyn New York as a token of esteem dated 1899. Resolutions praising Main accompany the gift. Frederick City Hospital Association forms a building committee led by R. Yeakle with a subcommittee, meeting July 3 to discuss hospital plans and builder specifications for early construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Main
Middletown
St. Matthew's Haglish Lutheran Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. E. Main
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
WN. Y
Fane
Frederick City Hospital Association
J. Hanshew Markey
East Second Street
R. Yeakle
Aaron Josenstock
Hammond Urner
A. G. McCardell
Hanshew Markey
Kate Ramsburg
Joseph B. Hope
Anther
Markey
Wheat and corn prices from Frederick and Montgomery area
Wheat quoted at 721 cents per bushel in Frederick while corn stood at 28 cents per bushel. Barrel prices near 2.8 dollars and local tax rate in Montgomery County set at 8134 cents per hundred dollars with 2 cents extra for Rockville and Bethesda districts due to the turnpike project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montgomery County
RockriNe Snd Sethesda
Mount St Marys College Grants Doctored Degrees to Notables
The ninety first annual commencement at Mount St Marys College honored three alumni with doctor of laws degrees. Gen Thomas M Anderson brigadier general in the US Army and former Manila commander, Judge N Charles Burke of the Baltimore Circuit Court, and Peter P Smith of Scranton received the honors. Cardinal Gibbons presided, awarding degrees and prizes as Rev Dr McSweeny delivered the baccalaureate sermon. The ceremony featured large class sizes in both classical and commercial departments and an address by Judge Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Dr. McSweeny
Thomas M. Anderson
United States Army
Chicago
N. Charles Burke
Baltimore County
Peter P. Smith
Scranton
Anderson
Department of the Lakes
Manila
Dewey
College Hall
Cardinal Gibbons
John Alonzo Bratton
Wilkesbarre
James Helpert Casey
Long Island City
Edward Francie K. Curran
Philadelphia
Edwin Jerome Field
Elizabeth
W. J
John Rogers Flannery
Pittsburg
Daniel Bernard Gallagher
Lansford
James John Gill
West Chester
James Henry Gilmore
Turtle Creek
James Patrick Hughes
Tarrytown
N. Y
James Joseph Kearney
Brooklyn
N.Y
Peter Paul Keeley
Providence
R.E
Lawrence Constant Levert
New Orleans
Bernard Joseph Mahoney
Rensselaer
William Martin McCormick
R.I
William Aloysis McDonald
Hawthorne
N. J
Roderick Aloysius McEachen
Shawnee
Thomas Jseph McGourty
Dennis Alypsius Murphy
Lowell
Mass
Timothy Richard O'Connell
Colchester
John Francis O'Rourke
David Patrick Quatley
Dennison
John Leo Sexton
Wilmington
Dell
Francis Aloysius Smith
Edward Bermudez
Charles E. Duggan
Willit
J. F. X. Coleman
G. A. Pettit
Charles Rohrback
Frederick
Services at Zion Reformed and Pleasant Hill Chapel
In Charlesville Zion Reformed church services are set for next Sunday July 2 at 10 15 a m and at Pleasant Hill Chapel at 2 15 p m both conducted by Rev S M Hench the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill Chapel
S. M. Hench
Appointment of 1609 election judges and registrars named
The Board of Election Supervisors announces the 1609 roster of precinct judges and registrars. Republicans listed for each district include Buckeyvatown John O Padgett and Joseph N Chiswell in District 1. Frederick Precinct No.1 Wpiffeld 5 Van Fosson Allen L Kling. and numerous others across districts 2 through 24 with names such as Milton A Woodward in District 3 and Henry F Maxell in District 6. Democratic figures appear alongside as indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Board of Election Supervisors
Buckeyvatown
John O. Padgett
Joseph N. Chiswell
Frederick
Wpiffeld
van Fosson
Allen L. Kling
Lewis W. Mehrling
Edward Hewey
Milton A. Woodward
Willard N. Garrett
Henry B. Rumaburg
Geo. Esterly
Middletown
Melanchton Gaver
Charles M. Shank
Creagerstown
John W. Loy
George I. Stottlemyer
Emmitsburg
Charles J. Shuff
Edward
Tulley
Precinct
Henry F. Maxell
James B Elder
Ostoatia
Edward Kenna
Woodsboro
George W. Hull
John Q. Lough
Petersville
Job M. Miller
Tilghman Hilleary
John W. Hilleary
Samuel Thomas Hogan
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis A. Kolb
Chas H. Cramer
C. WE
Tefferson
Chas. H. Derr
Eli GC. Renn
Bradduck
Wm. A. Brown
Wm. C. Kauffman
Bear Down Club Excursion to Myersville by Electric Road
The Bear Down Club of Frederick organized a large outing to Myersville last evening led by president J Rodney Young. About 250 people in six cars traveled from 7 to 9 pm, with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing impromptu music at Green Street and Myersville stores. Speeches by George William Smith and county clerk Douglas H Hargett drew applause, then the party returned to Frederick stopping briefly at Braddock Heights, ending around 11 pm before the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Down Club
Frederick
J. Rodney Young
Myersville
Moeraville
Green Street
Middletown
Geo. William Smith
Douglas H. Hargett
Moser
Geo. Bittle
Braddock Heights
Young
Ill man on national pike near Middletown taken to hospital
Elwood B. Reese of Long Green Valley Baltimore county became seriously ill with appendicitis one mile west of Middletown on Monday. Justice Ezra Renneburg committed him to Monteree Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Toms transported him. Reese, 60, Civil War veteran of the Seventy Seventh Pennsylvania, was en route to Chambersburg for a reunion on July 4. He has a son and daughter in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood B. Reese
Long Green Valley
Baltimore County
Middletown
Ezra Renneburg
Monteree Hospital
Toms
Reese
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Baltimore
Unconscious Man Found In Wagon On West Patrick Street
Early this morning between seven and eight, a man sat upright in an open wagon on West Patrick street, unconscious. A horse was hitched to the wagon in front of the Central hardware store. A friend later arrived, unhitched the team, and drove away. both men were said to be from the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Postal Cable Telegraph Planters Bypass City Officials
The superintendent of the Postal Cable Telegraph Company is said to have ordered pole-planters and wire-stringers to go around Hagers town after city officials refused them entry on their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagerstown
Postal Cable Telegraph Company
Hagerstown
Deaf Mutes in August Picnic Planned in Washington County
Deaf mutes of Washington and Frederick counties plan an August picnic at Braddock Weights. Organizers include Messrs. C. Wryand, A. B. Showman, and H. Creager. Also noted: Mr and Mrs G W E Kindley and daughter along with Mrs C O Reedy fished yesterday on the Monocacy, catching bass. An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a top medicine choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick Counties
Braddock
CO. Wryand
A. B. Showman
H. Creager
G. W. E. Kindley
C. O. Reedy
Wellington Declines Opposition to Administration in Maryland Race
Senator Wellington spoke in Cumberland denying a candidacy link to ex-Postmaster-General Gary and pledging support for Governor Lowndes. He warned against intraparty Cabals, affirmed loyalty to the national administration, and said criticism in friendship is not treason, vowing to resist any effort to harm him in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Cumberland
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Gary
Europe
Lowndes
Hvd
National
Messares
War
Navy Department
Admiral Schley
General Miles
Political Guillotine Moves Maryland Civil Service Shakeup
Naval Officer Norman B Scott of Baltimore leads a purge of Democratic officeholders under McKinley’s civil service action. Deputy William P Ryan resigns July 15 after service since 1895. John W Cable from Washington County touted as successor. Washington Bowie hinted to be replaced by Hanna appointee. Also included is a Sunday ice cream debate with moral questions on the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman B. Scott
Baltimore
Maryland
McKinley
William P.ryan
Scott
Ryan
Barnes Compton
Mrr. Ryan
Mir
John W. Cable
Washington County
Br. Cable
Senator McComas
Classified Service
Air. Banna
Col
Washington Bowie
Hanna
Ministers Reunion Planned by Lutheran Clergy in Middle Town Valley
Binisterial Neunion of Lutheran ministers born in Middle town Valley will hold their fifth reunion at Mieraville on August 10. It is expected that twenty one ministers will attend. Welcome address by Rev. W. J. Remsberg, Myersville pastor. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for blood and digestive health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley
Mieraville
W. J. Remsberg
Myersville
Week’s Court Records in Orphans and Orphans Court
Business in the courts covers transfers of real estate in Frederick and county, marriage licenses for couples from Brunswick Wolfsville and Frederick, and a report of personal property sales in the Orphans Court. Observed items include wills probate, estates and executors named, inventories, and health status noting Dr. Baltzell returning home after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otroult
Qourta
Otroult and Orphins
Clarouve M. Murray
Gen. HE. Reng
Frederick County
Tivo. W. Bissett
Joseph He McGuha
Brunaick
Millard A. Wiles
Frederick
Mattie O. Phillips
Brunswick
Frisky L. Smith
Annie M. Marker
Wolfsville
Samuel T. Hogan
Iva M. Pearroll
Geo. W. Shipley
Susilo S. Hughes
Janes Williams
Cumberland
Nattie Mares
William BE. Wenden
Hopeland
Eds Curtis
Waterford
W. Va
H. Doraey Etchison
William Johnson
Otho J. Keller
William O. Keller
Lillie M. Keller
Mary E. Corre
Christian Correll
Samuel Fogle
Ann Maria Lorentz
J. Edgar Briggu
Local notices of optical talks and excursions in Frederick
Public notices promote I Saka of Saks Optical Company visiting Frederick City Md at City Hotel July 3 and 4 with free exams. Also a Viavi Company ladies talk by Mrs A P Brock June 29 at W O T U Hall with free admission. Athletic Park hosts prize races and a Niagara Falls excursion by rail with set departure times and multi city stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Saka
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Straet
Washington, D.C
Frederick City
City Hotel
T. Saks
Viavi Company
A. P. Brock
Washington, D. C
W.O.T. U
Record and
Court Streets
Nilagera Falls
Floreday
Niagara Falls
America's
Vis B. & O
Royal Blues
Legh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland of America
Baltimore
Camden Sta
Ellicott City
Rockville
Mad
Brunswick
Hageratown
Frederick
Keedysville
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Burdette
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Thousand Islands
Callon Ticket
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Emmanuel
Byarquin Grouchy
France
Napoleon
Henry Clay
Barrett Ee
Florence
Herefordshire
Isng
Browneland
Hole
North America
Minnesota
Washington L. Eliott
San Francisco
Peixoto
Brazil
Ty Janeiro
Daniel Cady Eaton
Yale
New Slaoven
Greenay Smijih
Washinaton
W. L. Moory
the Weather Bureau
Hsements
Athletic Park
John M. Engle
TenAny Sale
Saryve
Atlantic City
Dennis
C. M.“Eader
O. Staley Doub
O. CG. Carty
Blocher Bros
LG A. Gilbert
Aandt
URELY
Local Mart
Hiyr
ST. Mary's
Emmaitsburg
Burke
Liosyd T. MacGill
United Fire Company
Porter
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
News OF the Churches
Officees OF Registration
Hood
Sita
Binisterial Neunion
Philip H. OG. Birely
Edward Scholl
du City
Bum
William Spurrier
Martha Spurrier
Martha A. Gustrell
Henry J
Stottlemeyer
H. Dorsey Etchison
George H. Whitmore
Whitmore
Cor Prat Riordan
William H. Baltzell
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Mnant Sale
L. E. Moiroux
Telephone
Jobn Hendrickson
Prospsot
Compols
Flay
India
John Henpriceson
P.S
Neidig & Miller
Nunta & Masab ‘ Za N. Market St
Clanton B. Main
North Market Street
Wm. D. Dell
Groff House
Tully
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Ohio River
Ppotel Burgess
Pythias
Seth Burgess
F. & M. Railway
Evert
Knights OF Pythias
M. Sundar
Sappington
Gonething Sew
Mneeda Biscuits
Fonda
FF. B. Sappington
Rodook
FHM Big Stokee Bargain Bulletin
Paulie
Cine
GEO
Rodqok & CO
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. Perios & Sons
FV. Staub
If. V. Stave
Northwest Corner Market
Andi Fourth Sie
Maritisan
the Railing Grocery CO
Ramsburg
C. G. Rambburg
Lederer
Giaweon
C. E. Roussure
Tremolel Grocer
N. Market St
J. Beipaly Kétier
J. Heisely Keller
Gann
Potomac River
Shopenus
Marfisoe
Alfred
Bitter
Attobrnet
Counseior
Otice
Prederick
Dawly
Milton & Arnst
Uraree
D. Kents Bominees
Urner
Ke&i
Chanertend
Beal
Eppsette
Dem
McHiséawil
P Levy
Attorne
Ll.w
Lerr
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