Local Businesses Mentioned In Trade Ledger
Entries list Stein and Wertheimer A G Quan and Co 380 S Rodock and Co appearing in a historical trade ledger summary.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
6
Entries list Stein and Wertheimer A G Quan and Co 380 S Rodock and Co appearing in a historical trade ledger summary.
Death notices for Daniel Sheets aged 51 of Emmitsburg and Jacob L Hoke aged 63 of Emmitsburg, both in Maryland. Sheets death June 26. funeral in Lutheran church conducted by Rev. Charles Reinewald. Hoke died June 27 in York Pennsylvania. funeral in Lutheran church at Emmitsburg. Also Hester Atey aged 92 near Emmitsburg died June 23. funeral at St Anthony's church officiated by Rev J B Manley.
Local churches list Sunday services with times for All Saint Episcopal St John’s German Reformed St John’s Catholic and more. Rev Thomas Freeman Dizon Rev Dr E R Eschbach Rev J A Anderson and others conduct morning and evening worships with Sunday schools at 9 15 and various vesper times. A famine relief collection is slated for evening service.
The Montgomery county levy covers the Browse and Taylor murder trials with a total expense of 31,609.59. Accounts include March term and Frederick trial costs, witness fees, stenographer, chemist, jail and sheriff expenses, appearance and service fees, and detective costs.
At Roanoke College commencement in Virginia, Mr C Gordon Leatherman, son of Lavi C Leatherman of Lewistown, graduated with honors and was the winner of the faculty prize.
Afr. Leatherman spent three years at Roanoke College earning two firsts and a second for scholarship. He excelled athletically with two silver medals in field contests, a 120 yard hurdles title in 17 seconds, and a broad jump of 19 feet 4 inches. He plans to study for the ministry.
Still at Pekin still there after ministers were given twenty four hours to depart on the nineteenth. Admiral Kempff reports Captain McCalls has been wounded and remains in the area. New bank planned at Hampstead Carroll county with $10000 capital and 1000 shares of 10 each to be called The Hampstead Bank of Carroll County.
Charlen W. Adams of Sharpsburg Washington County is appointed superintendent of the Antietam battlefield. He is a political lieutenant of Senator McComas and former doorkeeper of the House of Representatives. He recently resigned as deputy collector of internal revenue for Washington County to accept the new post. Previously the battlefield was run by a three person commission.
Osborne Chase, a colored man, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Ridenour for disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. He appeared before Justice Smith, was found guilty, and fined 150 dollars, which was paid.
Edward Nelson of East Church Street hosts a social reception this afternoon from 4 to 6 to meet Miss Tyler, who is staying at his residence. The event invites friends and acquaintances to greet the guest.
Frank Soman of South Market Street undertakes a residence beautification with a new coat of paint while the B and O Railroad plans an excursion to Baltimore tomorrow, departing at 8:30 a.m.
The Sick Dr F P F Smith continues to improve pleasing his many friends. Mr C E Zellers shows slow but steady recovery from a severe fall suffered two weeks ago.
St John s Circulating Library announces summer hours in July and August with looping times from 10 to 12 8 am and from old b7 C a0 m. The notice outlines adjusted schedule for patrons during the two months.
Governor John Walter Smith Hon Murray Vandiver Colonel L Victor Baughman and Joshua W Miles head to Kansas City as delegates-at-large to the Democratic National Convention. The party plans travel via Pennsylvania Railroad from Union Station and connects in Chicago. Maryland attendance is small with few delegates and mixed views on Bryanite factions and the Chicago platform.
At a regular meeting of Fredonia Council No 46 officers were elected for the ensuing term. Positions include vice-councilor John Oland recording secretary J Edward Rice financial secretary A E Heidler treasurer Geo N Layman and other posts like inside protector Harry Haider outside protector L Q O Fisate and ex officers A D Bell Geo H Willard Geo T M Shoffer and C E Binney frock.
At the Charlotte Hall commencement in St. Marys county William R DeLashmutt son of Mr and Mrs Fliss DeLashmutt delivered an oration on Arbitration and won the gold medal as best military cadet officer He captained Company B and earned the silver cup for best drill appearance He ranked fourth on the roll and led a popular, high achieving class. Forty novices depart for Woodstock for a three week vacation at the villa.
Local notice invites patrons to enjoy the celebrated Senate beer with music at City Hotel Buffet including ads for silk ties and lunches. A medical note says Dr. F Smith is improving while Dr. W C Johnson covers his practice. A land sale near Poolesville planned for July 14 at 2 p.m. is advertised by court trustee E A Shriner. Also a union picnic is announced for Feagarville and Mt. Zion on July 28 at Mr. Renn's grove.
A jumble of notices from Baltimore associations touts paid up stock and semi annual dividends while local businesses advertise foods and bakery changes. Railroad news reports Harmony Grove traffic up and a major buys out station. an excursion to Baltimore and a city building stock offer are noted alongside a county picnic and summer comforts.
A store offers satin stripe wool challies with new wool tags, reduced to a low price of 2 cents per yard. No other material creates a sweeter dress in stock.
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