Brief Bits and Local Interest Items
Knristh street crossings latest fad and prosperity era noted in Carson City. Rumor claims a New York paper hired Fitzsimmons' two year old son to pen his fight impression. A West Patrick Street butcher lost a calf on a country trip and retraced to recover it. Germany towns sell cigars with phone links. tobacconists offer calls to subscribers. Only half of Washington attended inaugural events. William Wormen reports a cow death near town. Eggs sold on street at ten cents a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knristh
Carson City
New York
Fitzsimmons
Patrick Streat
Germany
Washington
Wiliam Wormen
Pleasant Personal Notes From Frederick Social Circle
PURELY PERSONAL. A steady stream of visitors and travelers marks local social life. Baltimore guests Mrs Scully and Miss Katie Scully stay with Mr and Mrs Ignation Goode while others return from Washington and Frederick visits. Travelers include Frank Goods in Philadelphia and Henry Wineberg returning from Baltimore. Tease Wineberg visits Lexington Virginia then returns home. Residents and friends move between Glassboro, Frederick, Shepherdstown, Leesburg and Washington with knitting mill plans and family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully
Katie Scully
Baltimore
Ignation Goode
Cithgsn
East Patrick Street
Washington
Frank Goods
Philadelphia
F. ¥. Staub
Henry Wineberg
Harry Bollinger
Kreb
Ngerstown
Tease Wineberg
Gexington
Shia City
Beatie Goldsborough
Frederick
Mary Golduborough
Stonebraker
Jeet
A.C. McCardell
Samuel Wineberg Hss
Quigley Rinehart
Silane
County
Tederick
Shepherdstown
W. Va
John L. Dobnein
Glazboro
New Jersey
Johnson
McCutcheon
Glassboro
George Murray
N. 3
Megara
Jobnson & McCutcheon
Wiliam H. Ramsberg
Minnie Buckey
Middleburg
Birely
East Third Atreat
Charles Lochner
Leesburg
Nicholas Lochner
Annie Long
Carlin House
Miles Long
P.E. Long
B. Spaulding
Gettysburg
Prederick
Tuberculosis in Cattle Moves Maryland Board Action
The Maryland State Livestock Sanitary Board met at the Merchants Bank Building in Baltimore. Dr. Clements reported eight of nine cattle examined in Frederick County had tuberculosis. The board gathers cost data for statewide examination and disease prevalence, to be sent to Governor Lowndes and forwarded to the General Assembly for possible appropriation. Also notes Miss Annie Hargett ill with grip and Mrs. Frederick Stull Jr. of near Charlesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Livestock Asnitary Board
Merchants’ Bank
Baltimore
Clements
Frederick County
Ihe
Lowndes
Ely
Annie Hargett
Frederick Stull, Jr
Charlesville
This County
Missionary conference sessions and church notices
Rev McKenney returns to Frederick as Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference debates camp meetings temperance racing and prize fights. United Brethren and Maryland district activities include Walkersville convention lectures and church building plans in Kensington. Margare t E Hood gifts ornament Walkersville church. Washington Conference opens in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenney
Frederick
Keedyaville
Saanal
Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference
Washington
Lswa
Education Committee
Woman's College
Baltimore
Mailsdea
Norfolk
Virginis
W. J. McKenney
Mr. McKenney
E. L. Watson
Frederick Church
Falton Avenue
A. J
Margaret E Hood
Walkersyne
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Asbury Church
Annapolis
H C A Records Trials and an Illustrated Lecture
After gym class, trials for broad jumps high jump running events and other contests will be held Thursday evening. Monday night Prof J H Apple will give an illustrated lecture on Fire Bolar System using a stereopticon. Admission via ticket from the association office. An important conference is invited tonight at 8 30 in the school room. The $20 meeting next Sunday promises to be as helpful as boss of the place two Sundays. The religious works committee will invite Mr Adolphus Fearhate to give six Bible studies on miscellaneous topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Apple
Ascoration
Religious Works Committee
Adolphus Fearhate
Marriage Licenses in the County
Hadward M. Clary and Clara B M Smith both of Mt Alry Willam H Delioder and Anna L F Hoffman both of Petershire Nevin L Barrier of Walkersville and May V Martz of Woodsboro this county John Speaks of Cresgeratown election Gietzlet and Nellie G Summere of Ca foctin Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadward M. Clary
Clara BM. Smith
Mt. Alry
Willam H. Delioder
Anna L. F. Hoffman
Petershire
Nevin L. Barrier
Walkersville
May V. Martz
Woodsboro
This County
John Speaks
Cresgeratown
Gietzlet
Nellie G. Summere
Cafoctin Furnace
Runaway Horse Crash Injures Man in Washegtor County
A horse attached to a bogey bolted along Tele atagb street this morning, colliding with a telephone pole on the sidewalk. The young driver Poffenberger was thrown and bruised. Dr. F B Smith treated him. The buggy was wrecked and the horse fled toward Harper's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poffenberger
Washegtor
Teleatagb Street
F. B. Smith
Harper's Ferry
Piffenberger
Rocky Ridge County Notes and Local News
County town page reports visits, travel plans, and social events in Rocky Ridge. Local residents like Mrs. Albaugh and Mrs. Eyler are mentioned along with church talks, jury service, sickness, and upcoming spring changes. The piece notes rough roads, moving, and a seminary lecture at Mt Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge
William Albaugh
Hagerstown
M. J. Eicheberger
Near Town
Auction Sale of Brick House on North Market Street
Auctioneer Walter Saunders sold a brick dwelling on the East side of North Market street between th and 8th streets to Mr. Roger E. Young for 1300 dollars. The sale was held for the estate of Chs. V. 8. Levy administered by Mary G. Levy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
BP. Maulsby
Jacob Rohtback
Mary G. Levy
Chss. V
Levy
E.q
North Market Street
Roger E. Young
New Janitor Named for Frederick County National Bank
At Tuesday’s board meeting Edward Herwig was appointed janitor and will occupy the dwelling over the bank. Mrs. Walsh and her family will move to East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County National Bank
Edward Herwig
Soi
Walsh
East Second Street
Clemency Petition Seeks Remission for Knoxville Man
A. M. Thomas of Knoxville asks Governor Lowndes to remit his fine of 100 dollars plus 129 dollars in costs for an assault on Miss Mary Deaver, arguing he cannot pay. The petition states Thomas remains jailed due to poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
A. M. Thomas
Knoxville
Mary Deaver
Thomas
Farmer Ramsburg Elopes With Sponseller In Washington
Gossip centers on Lewis E Ramsburg and Miss Morie Sponseller of Broomfield near Charlesville who fled to Washington DC. Ramsburg, age over forty, took money to clear a mortgage, drew 1200 dollars at Farmers and Mechanics Bank and 1600 from his father. He had 3850 in cash the night before departure. mortgage details and crops sold are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomfisid
Charleaville
Lewis 8
Ramsburg
Morie Sponseller
Washington, D. C
Wm. H. Ramsberg
Charles W. Ross
Steiner Ramsburg
Hoe
Permacelly
Steiner Ramaborg
Mssing
Ross
Rameborg
Maz Sponseller
Baltimore
Worth
Disputed Signatures In Foxville Man Held On Forgery Charge
On October 19 1895 J Pearson Loose loaned Delauder 225 dollars with signatures of Ratus B Delauder and others as securities. The bank pressed for payment and the co-signer group repudiated their names as forged. Sheriff agents arrested the accused at Cyrus Davis's home and he was jailed in default of bail for a hearing. Buchanan Echley was retained as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Frederick Candty
Delauder
Cyrus Davis
Hegerstown
Nout
Ju Tice Small
Buchanan Echley, Esq
Ladies Want Your Attention in PAPSR and Ballbour 5.0R8
Fragmentary notice urges attention to PAPSR event and a Ballbour 5.0R8. Details are unreadable. no clear names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Edison Projectoscope to Exhibit at Gite Opera House
The Projectoscope by Thomas A. Edison will be shown at the Gite Opera House for three nights and a Friday Saturday matinee starting March 11. The display features moving pictures from around the world with dramatic scenes including a National Guard drill and a fire department rescue. Minnie Bell, with Gus Linning, will provide musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Gite Opera House
Setarday
National Guard
Burg Fire Department
Front Street
Harrisburg
Empire Blaze Express
Kallraad
New York
Neon & Young
Jones
Frederick Angier
Passaic Falls
Jersey
Dreyall
Minnie Bell
Sopraco
Gus Linning
Property Deeds and Real Estate Transfers Noted in Frederick County
Several property transfers are listed with grantors and purchasers in Frederick County. Andrew H Albaugh to Nevin Barrier, $1 and premises. Peter W. Shafer executor to Charles B Darner, 27 and 83 square perches, $124.25. Charles B Grove and wife to Hiram F Rice, 60 acres, $1,248. Daniel Dosing and wife to Mary A Hoffman, 33 acres, $57.60. Wo Schildtknecht and wife to Mary A Hoffman, 4 acres 85 square perches, $30. Joseph H Hoffman to David and Eva Forrest, 47-10 acres, £225. George W Benjamin and wife to Luther E McBride, lot in Brunswick, $5. Don’t be Hopeless and Discouraged. You need to be discouraged and lose hope just because local doctors here failed to cure you. It is only the special fat In such complaints who can cure you. Dr. Greene, 85 West 14th St, New York City, the most noted and successful physician in curing disease, can be consulted by letter free. His experience is enormous, he has cured many cases like yours through letter correspondence. He can cure you. Write to him without delay. Remember it costs nothing to get his opinion and advice regarding your case. Made McKinley a Mason. Our neighboring city WindesER has the hour of having made President McKinley a Mason. In May 1805 he received his degree from a Confederate master of the Hiram Lodge of that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethrer
Annua Conference
Maryland
United Brethren Church
Walkersville
J. W. Hot
Iowa
C. W. Stineapring
C. F. Flook
Gott
Visi Frederick
Frederick
U B
Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Association
United Brethren In Christ
Port Jand
EC. B. Castle
Thurmont
Benedict
Hatt
J. E. Fout
Washington
Association
General Board
Des Moines
St. Paul's
Harding
Andrew H Albaugh
Nevin
Barrier
Frederick County
Peter W. Shafer
Charles B. Darner
Charles B. Grove
Hiram F. Rice
Daniel Dosing
Mary A. Hoffman
Wo. Schildtknecht
Joseph H. Hoffman
David and
Eva Forrest
George W. Benjimin
Luther E. McBride
Brunswick
Greene
New York City
McKinley
Windeser
President McKinley
Hiram Lodge
Sewing Machines on Easy Monthly Payments Show at Sloger Lot
The Sloger Manufacturing Company moves Sewing Machine Room 3 to 78 N. Marke Street opposite City Hall Frederick Maryland for an exhibition. Promises showcased models with easy monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloger Manufacturing Company
N. Marke
Gell Frederick
Semple Quartette At The Opera House In Sale
The Jacksonville audience enjoyed The Semple Quartette at the Opera House. The group impressed with clear sweet voices and skilled execution in pieces like Autumn and Tishan Salad, drawing hearty applause from a large intellectual crowd. The concert was part of the City Opera Hours on March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semple
Jacksonville
JacksonTills
Sala
Heston Temple Quartette
New Market Literary Club Meets With Papers on Elizabethan Era
The New Market Literary Club held its March 5 meeting with Rev D May presiding. Members read minutes, then Annie Russell and Mrs L Newton Maynard spoke on events in Elizabeth I era, Linds Griffith on Spencer, and Mell e Boyer on Beaumont and Fletcher. Officers elected: President Annie Russell, Vice President William Hood, Secretary I M Maynard. Adjourned to March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Marest Literary Club
New Market Literary Club
Club Teems
D. May
Annie Russell
L.newton Maynare
Elizabeth
Linds Grifith
Spencer
Visiting His Old Home in Frederick Met With Warm Welcome
Roger Rollins of Keokuk Iowa visited Frederick with relatives Alder man Lewis A Rice and wife hosting. Rollins left Frederick twenty five years ago to settle in the West and this is his first return. He is a letter carrier at Reed City and witnessed McKinley’s inauguration. He plans to tour nearby battlefields before returning West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Relins
Keokuk
Frederick
Lewis A. Rice
Reins
Weat
Rollins
Recket
McKinley
Pera
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Weather Bureau
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Henry Lorentz
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Cacery
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Mach
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California
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Michael Late
Lula Bisch
Ardsy
Beltimore Mauch
M. Kempt
Theological Seminary
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
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Frank E. Loy
Peta
George E. Yonson
Assed Business College
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Charles H. Miller
Tezond Ife
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Lewis
Ramsburg and
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Zook
Icle
John Hendrickson
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F. W. Staub
Joe Bucket
Heap
Staus
North Marert Etreat
Doll Brothers
Dow
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Bailing Grocery Co
NeweGiice
Boese
Barn Limes
Bristol
Tenn
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W. Patrick St
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Penvilies
J Elinefeiter
Grentiile
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Adamstown
Frederith County
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Palmetto Fibre Co
A. T. Ricz & Sons
Telepadre
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P_& Mf Bank
Seis
Lomrin
Noahek
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First Nationsl Bank
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C. D. Dos
J. J. Remsburg
Jorx J. Remsburg, PH. G
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Sellitt
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Law
Chance
Equity
Record Strest
Coat House
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S4rles
P. Levy
Court Strest
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Frank Pamper
F. L. Stoner
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Boy Zarzy
L. E. Mozzrenx
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Rodcoe & Nfidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
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