Invents Today Hotel Renovo and Local Businesses
A compact notice lists multiple names and venues including Hotel Renovo under D. Shriner as Treasurer Jas. Houck and President M. E. Doll, with addresses on Third Street and various shops such as Rosenour's, John's Library, Athletic Park, Yingling's, Dixon Bros, Mayer Smith, Mrs. M Norris, City Hotel Buffet, and others. The fragmentary OCR notes multiple people and establishments without clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renovo
D. Shriner
Treas
Jas. Houck
M. E. Doll
Third St. -Rosenour's
Ee Rosenour’s
John’s Library
Athletic Park
Shipley & Bopst
Nishen Yingling’s
Yingling’s
Fate Dixon Bros
Mayer Smith
M . Norris
Ity Hotel
Hotel Buffet
City Hotel Buffet
Andisa
O. Thos. Kemp
C. Carty
Want Columns in Tae News Offer Buyer Seller Contacts
Promotes Want ads in The News offering readers access to buyers and sellers. Notes affordable rates of 16 cents for fifteen words or 25 cents for three insertions, claiming good returns from responses and encouraging readers to try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae News
Asa
Tse News
Taz Damy News
Potomac River
B.& C. BR. R. Isits
Willard C. Keller
E. Patrichist
Personal notices of residents visiting and returning home
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr J Edward Lutz of Middletown registered at the Park Hotel. Miss Myrtle Hershberger North Market Street visiting friends in York. Miss Miriam Evans of Washington visiting grandmother Mrs B F Brown. Mrs S D Reifsnider of near Frederic visiting relatives in Chambersburg. Miss Annie Sencili of Washington visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Young East Third Street. Mr and Mrs P E Long retired from a visit to relatives in Balimore and Washington. Miss Alice V Shriner North Market Street returning from Washington. Rev E L McLean East Third Street spending a few days in Columbia has returned. Mr Joseph Lebhertz of this city visiting his son Charles Lebhertz Wichita Kansas has returned. Miss Judith Page of the Maryland School for the Deaf left for Wareville for the miner season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Lutz
Middletown
the Park Hotel
Misa Myrtle Hershberger
North Marst Street
York
Misa Miriam Evans
Washington
B. Frown
5. D. Reifsnider
Frederik
Chambersarg
Annie Sencili
Charles Young
Third Street
P. E. Long
Balmore
Alice V. Shriner
North Marketreet
E. L. McLean
East Third Street
Alumbia
Joseph Lebhertz
Charles Lebhertz
Wichita
Kansas
Judith Page
Maryland School For the Deaf
Brief Bits of Local News and Weather Forecast
A compact column notes family pantry shortages and a youth’s first musk season, alongside humorous observations about pessimism and life’s uncertainties. Hicks forecasts a stormy July with westerly winds and hail, predicting damaging weather in the latter month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Death of Miss Louisa Harner at 74 in Amitsburg
Miss Louisa Harner aged 74 years 1 month and 27 days died June 23 in Amitsburg. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church on Monday noon with interment in the cemetery. Rev Charles Reinewald officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Harner
Amitsburg
Ornoon
Adning
Charles Reinewald
President orders steel and tin workers strike
President Shaf orders a strike of steel and tin workers affecting about twenty thousand. At Athletic Park events on Monday evening under the auspices of the United Fire Company feature an exhibition drill by the Drill Association and a run by the hook and ladder team. About forty village students are on a three week vacation at Woodstock, while novices spend theirs at the villa in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celal
Tor News
Jitsberg
Shaf
A, Steel and Tin
Athletic Park
He United Fire Company
Drill Association
Hook
Woodstock
Frederick
United Drum Snd Bugle Corpa
United Drill Company
Frazier's
Bowling Club
Faster Than Flying Rail Travel Promises Continental Trip in a Day
Frederick County inventor W M Lease unveils a wheel based rail system with a 30 foot diameter wheel riding on rails and powered from inside the car by electric or other motive power. The four story car would omit dining but provide passenger saloon and storage with rapid point to point travel potentially linking Washington Philadelphia Chicago and across the continent in a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lease
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. H. Lease
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Eoon
Windy City
Brick Works Planned at Buckeystown Village
Buckeystown moves toward a brick works with railroad access and kiln sites staked. Clay analysis shows high quality brick material, needing no sieve. Output expected at 20,000 bricks daily, creating local employment and signaling industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Athletic Park Company Incorporation Files in Frederick
Articles filed with the circuit court clerk establish the Athletic Park Company to operate a public park with athletic and dramatic exhibitions for forty years. Principal office in Frederick. capital stock $5,000 in 500 shares at $10 par. Directors for first year include J. W. Gaver H. F. Shipley John Hershberger and others. Also reports Fredonia Council O U A M officers and Frederick Council Jr O U A M officers elected for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park Company
J. W. Gaver
H. F. Shipley
John Hershberger
Henry H. Brish
W. H. Shipley
Harry W. Bowers
R. A. Bennett
George E. Wilcoxen
Albert W. Condon
Wm. H. Ramsburgh
Frederick
Montgomery County Finances 1901 Tax Rate Set
Montgomery county commissioners fix the 1901 tax rate at 86 cents per $100, three cents less than last year. The levy covers almshouse, attorneys fees, bridges, collectors’ commissions, elections, insane paupers, schools, pensioners, roads, and more. Tax basis: real and personal property $12,135,525 and stocks and bonds paying 30 cents per $100 $316,755.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Admiral Schley Invited to Louisville Triennial Conclave
Rear Admiral Schley now in New York has accepted Louisville Kentucky board of trade invitation to be guest of honor at public receptions and a parade during the August triennial conclave. Mayor Weaver plans another public function with him as the chief figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
New York
Board of Trade of
Louisville
Board of Trade
Weaver
City Opera House Lease Bid Verdict
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen opened bids for leasing the City Opera House for the coming year. Only two bidders appeared, T. Rhodes and Jozeph Beacht. Rhodes won with a bid of $800, Beacht offered $720.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
T. Rhodes
Jozeph Beacht
Opera House
Rhodes
Mr. Beacht
School Trustees Resign Over Misunderstanding
Adamstown High School trustees J Fenton Thomas John C Whitter and E T Bready resign after a dispute with County School Commissioners leaving the school without a local head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Messrs. J. Fenton Thomas
John C. Whitter
E. T. Bready
Laws Grip Postponed in William Hall Blackmail Case
State v William Hall colored faced a postponement before Justice Smith from today to Monday. A neighbor's ferocious dog severely bit Mr Thomas Goodmans daughter on West South street. Dr C F Goodell treated wounds. Charles C G Morgan Frederick filed for absolute divorce from Katie M Morgan through attorney Glenn H Worthington. J D Hammond finished harvesting and will thresh next Wednesday. Union Knitting Mill to close for a week for stock-taking and reopen on July 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
Justice Smith
Thomas Goodman
West South Street
C. F. Goodell
Charles C. G. Morgan
Frederick
Glenn H. Worthington
Katie M. Morgar
J. D. Hammond
Union Knitting
Religious Services and Church Announcements List
A dense roll of Sunday services and notices across multiple churches. Schedule details include times for sermons, Sunday schools, and special events at Lutheran, Episcopal, German Reformed, Baptist, U B, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, M E, and Catholic parishes in various bairros, with notes on children services, anniversaries, and a planned church picnic at Bradock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Schleysville
Lutheran Church
Utica
Pleasant Grove Methodial
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Brook Hill
Haugh's Church
Tadieshire
Kemp Hall
A. R. Stein
The
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed
German Baptist Church
GO. W. Stinespring
U. B
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
S. E. Nicholson
Baltimore
Todd
M. E
M. Epworth Teague
W. Zimmerman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rev. J
Anderson
P. E
M. E. Church
South
St. John’s Catholic Church
Picnis
Braddock Heights
R. H. Williams
Walbrook Presbyterian Church
Williams
Walbrook Church
Yingling Night at City Hotel Buffet
Local mention of Yingling beer and a list of menu items for a buffet night at the City Hotel. Promotions claim popular clams fried Olams and a clam chowder featuring the beer that made Milwaukee famous. Also notes Julep and gin rickies, plus cold beer and crab soup offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
Baffet
Milwaukee
Local notices and sales in Frederick area bulletin
A July community issue lists library hours from 10 12 and 7 8 pm, upcoming Park events with United Drum and Bugle Corps drills, and races. Local ads promote Brangle hats at Rosenour’s, mouthwatering dinners at Park Hotel, and varied goods from Erengle stock to household items. Also noted are restaurant menus, a Fourth of July fireworks ordinance, trolley and excursion plans, and a doctor’s free eye examination offer in Frederick.
Mullinix promotes Umbrella and home furnishings sale
An advertising sweep highlights Umbrella self raising devices and new stock at Mullinix carpet and wall paper house. It touts porch shades priced at 1.00, summer curtains at 1.75 a pair, Crass Twine Rugs and Mattings, and various price points for comfort and cooling during hot weather.
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Daily News
Emmanuel Marquis Grouchy
Mareal
France
Napoleon
Bernier
Henri Oar
Credit Wastaington
Elizabeth Barrett Broweied
Florence
Tend
Wing
Lidrefordshire
Ing
Ise
Nort America
Armesosa
Aslington L. Elliott
San Francisco
Burg
Brunidad
Rio Javero
Bernin
Daniel Cady Eaton
Yale
New Haven
Chay South
Was
Till & P. M
Wasurxeros
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Atlanticity
Oman
Jengie
Engle
Amrmer
Bchlitz
Frederick Countian
Mr. W. M. Lease
Mt. Pleasant District
Sefore Feednef At
William M. Leash
Fredonia Council
CG. E. Finneyfrock
Otis A. Anderson
Wm. C. Bennett
C. W. Warner
R. S
Zimmerman
D. Clatherbach
T. O. Mateney
J. F
O. B. Stull
P . C. Koogle
John F. Oland
O. A. Greenawail
Frederick Council
No. 118
P. E. Grove
George W. James
J. Urner Wilcoxon
Lawrence Fal
Chris
A. D. Bager
Sentinel
J. A. King
Bentinel
M. E. Moberly
Sunday Schools and Societies
Yingling
Yingjing
Sc. John's Cireulatng Library
Olty
Wes
Erengle
Rossnour's
Mason's
Colton
Do. Suuwney & Borst
Rosenonr's
Dixon Bros
Cey
Son
Maren's
Court Street
A. P. Maren
Geo. Enn
Laura
Brangle
Rosenour’s
Mas
M. L. Nonais
North Market Street
Park Hotel
Sam's Place
Saxver O. Tirtow
Epworth League of M
Myoraville
Charles B. Groff
Atlee Radcliffe
Frank B. Gilbert
R. C G. Nicodemus
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sam
Camden Station
Edward James
West Patrick Street
Boteler
Esper
East Church Street
W. M. RR
Western Maryland Railroad
L. B. Mullinix
Gooda
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Neue & Maur
Clinton
Main
Brou
Tyson
Mean
Clinton B
Frederic, Md
Isanogle
Wagaman
Carter
McGill
Waterman
Stafford
Baker
Divon
Bill
Remington
Nelli Gwynne
Gronstark
Carehun Gavalier
Maryland Manor
Richard Carvel
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
Gass Twine
F. B. Sappington
Ams
L. EB
Mullinex
ROUSE
B. Sappington
City Hall
GEO
Rodook . & CO
Brussels
Rodock & CO
Rigg & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Mae
T. Price
SALOE
St. C
Brads Co
FV Slas
New Lake
Herring
Herbin
RLY
Staug's, Phoney
Dad
Ceresville Flour
Eresville
Careaville
Wm. Roland
Virginia
Patrenev
E. D. Shriner
Redericy
Allstog
Rermvo
S. Tennessee Avenue
Boorheer
Nod
Atlantic Cies. Ay J
Ona Square
Bereh
Maysodin R.J Osborne
West Third Street
Mad
P. L O
Cline’s
East Secont Strea
Tressurer
Thomas
Steiner
Frank
Patrick Street
Meny
Aradia
Fayette ST
Oppo
Postoffice
Baltimore, MD
Columb
Bran Adv
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