House For Rent Advertises Dry Goods And Tailor Made Suits
Evening listing shows a rental house available tonight alongside dry goods and tailor made suits marketed under a single advert. The fragment notes a local provisions section labeled Jors.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
7
Judge Fields Declines Jurisdiction in Kentucky Controversy
Special dispatch reports Judge Fields in Lorisvitis Bentucex on March 1 deciding he has no jurisdiction to rule in the Governor controversy between Messrs. Taylor and Beckham. Beckham and Taylor remain unresolved as legal actions proceed in other forums.
Taylor Calls For Troops In Governor Power Push
Special Dispatch from Faraxfrost reports police barred entry to the executive building as Taylor orders all State guards recognizing him as Governor to report to the capital immediately. Rex. March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Faraxfrost
Rex
Taylor
Fighting Near Helpmakaar in South Africa War News
Special Dispatch to Tax News from Pretoria reports the President’s return from Biloomfontein and General Joubert’s expected arrival. Fighting began near Helpmakaar today signaling renewed hostilities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Pretoria
Biloomfontein
Joubert
Helpmakaar
British Advance Reported From Helpma Knar Road
A Natal dispatch states twelve thousand British troops are advancing along the Helpma knar road, signaling a significant push in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxnos
Natal
Helpmaknar Road
Purely Personal Notices From Local Citizens
A Molt of brief personal notes lists residents visiting relatives in cities like Baltimore Washington New York and Fredericksburg and returning from trips. Names include J Edward Lutz Samuel R Brown C W Dishi J D Conard Sr Bruce B Lamar Douglas H Hargett Nannie Trapneil Hilleary Belle and Florence Flock L V Baughman Edward Bowls Lara Johnson Allie Putman and others with home towns Middletown New Market Johnsville Wolfsville Frederick Fredericksburg Adamsstown Garden City Glaesboro and Utica Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Lutz
Middletown
Park Hotel
Samuel R. Brown
New Market
City Hotel
C. W. Dishi
Johnsville
Fred
J. D. Conard, Sr
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Bruce 8. Lamar
Wolfsville
Eastman Business College
Poughkeepsie
Emma Frook
Myersville
Col
L. V. Baughman
New York
Baltimore
Edward Bowls
West Third Street
Washington
Lara Johnson
Adamstown
Religious Services Across Town on Sunday Robust
Church schedules fill the day with varied services from Episcopal to Lutheran and Catholic. Rev. Mr. Jones from Wolasesport will preach at Back s ystown M.P. church. St John’s Catholic masses at 6 30, 3, and 10. Evangelical Lutheran holds an afternoon Lent service yesterday. No Presbyterian service due to pastor illness. Sunday schools and endeavor meetings occur at multiple churches. First Maryland regiment memory spurs patriotic tales of Maryland flags and Civil War era routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Jones
Wolasesport
Phelphc
Backsystown M.P
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Christian Endeavor
C. W. Stinaspring
United Brethren Church
Christian Enndeavor
M.E. Church South
Arthur C. Carty
Hey
Kuhlman
Usnal Hover
M. BE
Page Milburn
BE. Cline
Christ
Grace Reformed Church
E.L. McLean
Cstechise
Mite Society
Kemp Hall
Origin of Maryland My Maryland and the Cary family tale
The piece recounts how the Civil War era lyric Maryland My Maryland was penned by James R. Randall and later popularized in Baltimore by the Cary sisters Hetty and Jenny. It notes Confederate support in Baltimore, their glee club efforts, and a daring effort to smuggle clothing for Virginia soldiers from the Cary mansion, highlighting local social ties to the South and wartime patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Goldsborough
Philadelphia Secord
Maryland
James R. Randall
Baltimore
South
Carys
Lees
Armisteads
Virginia
Cary Mansion
Acros
Potomac
Waderas
Cary House
Hetty
Jenny
Jenny. Both Wins Achosepusned Psiciane Jenny Wing
Miss Hetty
Randall
Osry
Youngest President Heads St Stephen's College Ann Arborborn
Rev Dr Lawrence T Cole has been named president of St Stephen's College at Annardale New York making him the youngest college president in the United States He was born in Ann Arbor Michigan on April 24 1869 and educated at the University of Michigan General Theological Seminary Harvard and Columbia He pursued degrees up to Doctor of Philosophy and was Archdeacon of the Michigan City diocese before joining St Stephen's College The small Episcopal college trains men for Holy Orders offering Bachelor of Arts paths and preparation for seminary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lb. ST. Cole
New York
Lawrence T. Cole
St. Stephen's College
Annardale
N.Y
Ann Arbor
Mich
Sococog
University “of Michigan
General Theological Seminary
University of Michigan
Harvard
Columbia
Diocese of
Michigan City
Abolish Grade Crossing at Back Lodge Station
The Baltimore and Ohio plans to remove the grade crossing at Back Lodge station one mile west of Boyd's by constructing a large grade bridge across the track. The move aims to streamline traffic and improve safety in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Lodge
Boyd's
Baltimore and and Ohio
Sale of a Farm Near Wolfsville
Emory L. Coblentz as trustee sold the late John F. Smiths farm about four miles north of Wolfsville comprising 78 acres to Circs Smith. The transaction records the transfer of ownership from the Smith estate to the purchaser Cyrcs Smith under the trustee’s authorized sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
John F. Smith
Wolfsvillsee
Cyrcs Smith
Drive Out Trusts and Canal Legislation in Legislature
Two bills target trusts and canal control. A proposed measure would empower the Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company to extend lines and issue up to 20000 dollars in bonds. Another canal bill seeks to shift state lien rights and adjust claims, with debates tying to past acts and labor judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Telephome and Telegraph i Company
Waters
House of Delegates
AU Union
Bell
Rohrback
Frederick County
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Senator Dick
Board of Public Works
Assembly
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Lowndes
Alvey
R. R. Henderson
Cumberland
A Night of Modern Minstrelsy at City Opera House
A crowd is expected at the City Opera House Monday night for Gorton's Minstrels in a new up-to-date program. The show omits old tired clichés and features a Gold Sextette and a quartette, with clever dancing and musical numbers. A noon band concert is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Gorton
Ani
Horse Kicks Farmer to Death Near Tyrone Carroll County
U Lambert, a 33-year-old unmarried farmer near Tyrone, Carroll County, was kicked in the right side by a horse while moving it from the stable to water. He died Thursday night after enduring severe internal injuries. Doctors Rinehart of Frizzellsburg and Kemp of Uniontown attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Lambert
Tyrone
Carroll County
Drs. Rinehart
Frizzellsburg
Kemp
Uniontown
Mr. Lambert
Hog wagon wreck in Strasberger yard incident
While William Wills loaded a hog in Lambright's butcher wagon on North Market street, horses bolted breaking the gate and wagon shafts. The horse dashed into the street and was badly cut on the front feet, halted in the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneway
William Wills
Lambright
Strasberger
North Market Street
Valley Register Debuts Fresh Type and Style
The Valley Register of Middletown introduces a brand new dress with improved reading matter. In clean, fresh type the paper looks built to endure, and editor G. C. Rhoderick earns praise for leading the valley in this refresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Register
Middletown
G. C. Rhoderick
Pensions Awarded to Two Men in Rocky Ridge and Wolfs
Pensions of 62 dollars per month granted to Wm F P Miter of Rocky Ridge and Jacob F Mangans of Wolfs, with postmaster at Roddy. Joanza Orndorff appointed principal at Poenye See Keep your blood pure by taking Eicots Barvepextua con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. FP. Miter
Rocky Ridge
Jacob F. Mangans
Wolfse
Roddy
Joanza Orndorff
Fires and civic notes fill Maryland briefed section
In Maryland news the Hazers towe Masonic Temple anniversary was celebrated. Charles W Hesister and John M Heighe were appointed managers for William Bowers & Sons carriage builders. Baltimore death bill seeks winding up Peas Al Works. Westminster Fire Department elects delegates to the June Baltimore convention. Democratic and Republican primaries set for Hagerstown for mayoral delegates. Maryland Conference United Brethren meets in Rohrersville. Catherine Parker released from Marlboro jail after infant murder charge. Republican State Committee delay by Chairman Shryock until after April 2 Legislature adjournment. Society for the Suppression of Vice asks police to bar Sappho at Magic Hall. Remains of Hon. H. D. Farnumula to be interred in Greenmount. Baltimore and Ohio machinists strike resolved after road officials’ offer. Charles Howard Davis leaves Baltimore for Pittsburgh to contest a will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocce
Hazerstowe Masonic Temple
Charles W Hesister
John M. Heighe
Willum Bowers & Socs
Balemore
Carl Peags
Peas al Works
Faltioore
Weetminster
Firvna
Thomas J. Shryock
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Magic Hall
Baltimore
H. D. Farunuula
Latue
Ud Belair
Frederick Female High School Entertainment Raises Library Funds
The Frederick Female High School faculty staged a two day entertainment to raise library funds. The event drew crowded reception rooms, elegant decor, and a modest supper. Gross receipts neared $100 with contributions from Prof. George Ed. Smith and several students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migeb
Frederick Female High School
George Ed. Smith
Helen Walker Stauffer
Charlotte Bowers
William Fisher
Elizabeth Bowers
Grace Dizon
Divorce Petition filed by Robert Wilson in Montgomery County
Robert Wilson of Bethesda files for absolute divorce from Mrs. Lelia Wilson formerly Bliss Burrows of the District of Columbia in the Orphans Court of Montgomery County. Desertion is alleged. They wed in Washington in October 1893. two years later Lelia Wilson left without cause and has remained away from him and their home despite entreaties to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Bethesda
Montgomery County
William Veiza Bonic
W. Gerner Bouic
Ofronit Court
Lelia Wilson
Bliss Lelia Burrows
District of Columbia
Washington
Funeral of Prof Adolphus Jack son at Bradnock
The funeral of Prof Adolphus Jack son was held yesterday from his Bradnock home. Rev. M. L. Beard of the Evangelical Lutheran church of Middletown conducted the service with hymns Lover of My Soul and Book of Ages. Pallbearers were Wm. Mercer, George Webster, Wm. Summers, Samuel Summers, Samuel Kline, and M. F. Kenfauver. Interment followed at the Middletown Lutheran cemetery. A. T. Ries & Sons were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Jackson
Bradnock
M. L. Beard
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Middletown
Messrs
Wm. Mercer
George Webster
Wm. Summers
Samuel Summers
Samuel Kline
M. F. Kenfauver
Lutheran Cemetery
A. T. Ries & Sons
Auctioneers sale details for DeWitt Haines and Keefer will
Barney BR Lease and Captain Walter Saunders conduct livestock and farming implements sales for DeWitt Haines near Unionville and executor Theodore Keefer at 193 North Market Street. Major L M Bready handles valuable personal property for Josish S Thomas near Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zales
Barney BR
DeWitt
Haines
Unionville
Walter Saunders
Theodore Keefer
North Market Street
L. M. Bready
Josish 3S
Thomas
Adamstown
Local Bargains at Seriey and Boosts Store
Local sale listing with numerous discounted items including 15c granita chambers 49c clothes baskets 19c stew kettle 10c soap and household goods. Promotions note bargains on dish pans coal hod brooms and granite ware with prices and specials. Doll's Vimé advertised as a feature for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Boost
Granita Chambers
Jardeneers
Dresden
New American Beauty Corset and Dry Goods Sale
Retail ads urge readers to buy decorative dress fabrics, stockings, and wares at cut prices. The notice promotes American Beauty Corsets, black and white wrappers, wool dress goods, stocking day bargains, and fashion accessories, with venue details for optometry and piano services, plus lamp and china offerings.
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