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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1900

Page

4

Personal notes on movements around Frederick area

Miss Lucy Glessner leaves for Baltimore and Washington while others visit or move through Frederick. Several residents including Miss Bessye Grumbine, Judge Motter, James Gambrill, William Oatshall, William Harry, Samuel Birely, Thomas Claggett, Clinton Zimmerman, Virginia Young, Charles Baughman, Nellie Chapman, J Henry Lampe, Maggie Barrick, Cora Colehouse, M J Grove, Fannie Haller, Margaret Weiner, and J A Williamson are noted for travel, visits, or returns in this period.

Lucy Glessner Baltimore Washington Bessye Grumbine Frederick John GC. Motter James H. Gambrill Reistres Westminster Wim. B. Oatshall Woodsboro Wm. H. Harry Samuel M. Birely Thurmont Thomas Claggett Petersville Clinton Zimmerman Patrick Street Anapolis Maggie Barrick North Market Street Walkersville Cora Colehouse Hanover Roger A. Doli East Second Straet M. J. Grove Lime Kita Norfolk, Va Fannie Haller Waahi Jnton Margaret G. Weiner Littlestown Fianover J. A. Williamson Court Square Rockville Montgomery County

Funerals for Philip Esterly and Adolphus Jackson

Funeral services for Philip Esterly were held at his late home on Sixth Street with Rev. Os born Ingle officiating and pallbearers named Adams Shipley Harrington Payne Dyer and Yinger. Interment followed at Mt Olive Cemetery. Adolphus Jacksons funeral is set for Friday at 10 AM at his Braddock home with interment in Middletown. A T Rice & Sons directed both rites. A brief item notes farmers should use Peerless Paper Meat Sacks sold by grocers or via The News office, and reports a coroner inquest into a infant death found natural causes.

Philip Esterly Forth Sixth Street Osborne Ingle Wim. Adams W. H. Shipley A. B. Harrington Joseph F. Payne Edward Dyer Georges Yinger Mt. Olive Cemetery A- T. Rice & Sons Adolphus Jackson Braddock Middletown Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company

Beirf Bits Budget of Local Interest

Mr Samuel D Thomas has moved his store house to the room once occupied by Mr John Tasker. From now until April first the sound of moving furniture and the swish of broom and whitewash brush will be heard as the work proceeds.

Samuel D. Thomas John Tasker

Abolition of State Fire Marshal Sparks House Debate

A Maryland House committee favors abolishing the State Fire Marshal office with Governor appointee Dr. Robert D. Price promising a sharp contest. Sanford and Sigmund opposed the move, arguing the office remains necessary, while Republicans and disaffected Democrats eye passage ahead of a likely Senate vote. Delegations also considered bills on cemetery flags, barbers’ registrations, and liquor licenses amid local finance talks and a large landslide on the Western Maryland line blocking tracks at Lyons, Maryland.

Horse Committee On Insurance and Loans Messrs. Sanford Ssigmund Sanford Bonga Pfice Robert D. Price Queen Anne's County Buckey Wolfe Stewart Dudley Talbot County Feldmayer East Mc. Olives Cemetery Company Francis Scott Key Waters Senate Frederick County Frederick Electric Light and Power Company Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike Company Frenzel Garrett County Circuit Courts Annepolis Urner Norwood Board of Commissioners Ir. Norwood Rohrback

Appointments at Monterne Hospital Officers and staff listed

The Board of Obsaition and Corrections announced appointive details at Monte gous Hospital beginning 65 with Dr Harry D Fabrnay as physician and chief administrator. Wardens W V Phleeger Nicodemus Cramer Oatsail Gassaway male and Mrs L E Taylor Minnick Angherman Posey female heads, Miss H M Shook head nurse, Grace Baker and Emma Stauffer assistants. George Gay, a Brunswick arrestee, was examined by a jury and found sane and a proper patient, committed to Monterue Hospital. The Owls announce a meeting on Market street with a new member to be inducted and a dominos party afterward.

Monterne Board of Obsaition and Corrections Montegous Hospital Harry D. Fabrnay Farmer W. V- Phleeger W. T. Nicodemus C. M. Cramer C. E. Oatsail Nicholas Gassaway L. E. Taylor E. Minnick Jeania Angherman Charity Posey Nurs H. M. Shook Grace Baker Emma Stauffer George Gay Brunswick Gay Monterue Hospital The Owls Market Street Todeck Buckerstown Ells Eagerts Millard HH. Millard Buckeystown George Hines Bethany Methenst Protestant Church Baltimore Wm. M. Strayer Norman Ward Washington Mise Margaret Millard Wm G. Baker Jey Preston S. Millard F. Murray Phillips Owen I. Neighbors W. E. Kindley Edward G. Read Carrie Shriver Westminster Carrie Stone Mt. Pleasant Misa Condry William Simpson Misa Celeste Young Leesburg Moore Charlestown W. Va Railing Eckstein Maude S Christian H. Eckstein William H Gao H. Railing Evangelical Reformed Parsonage E.R. Eschbach D.D Henry ‘Wineberg Katharine Dane West Patrick Street Charles Parker Glover Penn Valley Helen Alphena Glover Peter Beemer Davenport Annie Augusta Glover Alonzo Proudfoot Chas Howard Shia City

Locs Market Quotations and Quack Claims

The piece lists today’s market quotes for corn at 1.85 per barrel and 4. per bushel for shelled corn, wheat at 69 cents per bushel, and hay around 12 to 16 per ton. It then pivots to a medicinal claim about arvaresia’s supposed curative power, asserting it has the greatest cure record.

E. W. Hargett

Property Transfers and Marriages in Frederick County

Weekly records from Circa and Orphans Court show numerous property transfers in Frederick County, including figures such as 225 to Zummterman and 2,000 from The Atlantic Refining Company to The Standard Oil Company. A list of marriage licenses is provided with pairs from across multiple towns, followed by Orphans Court actions including administrations, inventories, and real estate sales for several estates. The article documents real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and court proceedings with several named individuals and amounts.

Circa and Orphans Court Fullaciey Marutza Cerenio Orphan Uuart Marea Pevpertt Degnen Toomas S. Lipps Maria H. Lipgs Harges Zummterman Frederick County Hanson C. Draper Martis — Draper Lewis Laman C. Upina Beandenberg James U Harne Albert Draper Malisds Fareht James O. Horse Emory L. Coblent Margaret Ramsburg Aeate Lewis Cantwell F. Eugene Selby Catherine M. Molter Philip Gi. King The Atlantic Refining Company Standard Oil Company Margaret A. Coller Samuel A. Oo

Independent Girl urged to unite youth for uniforms

A letter to the editor praises the Independent Girl as a catalyst for social unity and aiding independent volunteers in obtaining proper uniforms for Baltimore Firemen’s Convention attendance. The writer urges Miss Independent Gal to organize her circle and turn the suggestion into action, while noting the boys’ conduct and city pride. In a separate note, Samuel T. Whip collapsed outside Rohrback’s store on West Patrick Street and recovered quickly after medical aid.

Taz News Daughters of Old Freeick Baltimore Samuel T. Whip Rohrback Atore West Patrick Street Whip

LAW'S GRIP AND TURKEY THEFT IN FREDERICK NEWS

Local reports describe Samuel Wetzel of near Waat Falls jailed on theft charges from William Shipley over a $3 debt and a bicycle dispute. A separate case details Thomas Ramsburg and Weddle stealing turkeys, selling them for $104, with Ramsburg denying intent while drunk. Also notes illnesses at Court Square and a charity drawing prize lineup.

Samuel Wetzel Waat Falls S. D. Myers Justica W. Miller Liberty Wm. Shipley Long Justice Miller Wetzel Shipley Aweft Thomas Ramsburg Charlesville Rowe Elmer Ramsburg Vernon Weddle Ramsburg Frederick Weddle Conrad Ruland Elmer Ramsberg Justice White

Crowds Cheer Queen's Open Street Appearance Amid Parisians

March events report crowds in the streets cheering the Queen, as security and police manage disruptions. Reports of student clashes near the Birth Consulate describe rising tensions and scattered violence in the city.

Dwucen Lunde Asca France Kaseus

Fire destroys famed theatre in March blaze

The renowned Theatre Fraounisy was destroyed by fire this afternoon with many reported injured. Nearby reports note other local events including county commissioners' proceedings and obituaries as readers contend with the day’s upheavals.

Seveial Tuk News Fraounisy

Local church street high school benefit program

Entertainment at Church Street High School Friday March 9 from 4 to 10 pm to aid the library. Features drills and music, picture gallery, refreshments and suppers. Admission 10 cents.

Church Street High School

Special granite ware sale and local store notices

Friday and Saturday sale offers low prices on granite ware including buckets, dishpans, and pots with many items priced under a dollar. Also notices about Doll’s opening, Oyster and Fish Depot offerings, piano tuners, Knabe pianos, lamp and dishware displays, and groceries including White Star coffee and tea.

Youra, &O Bris Bros

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