Personal notices and hospital updates in Frederick
R Y arnold of Taneytown registered at City Hotel. Vincent Sebold of Sites registered at Park Hotel. B M Smith of Woodsboro ending the day in Frederick. Harry J Buch of Baltimore yesterday at his home. Binoche Gambrill of Westminster visiting in city. Mr and Mrs Cromwell Kessler visitors yesterday. A L Engalbreché near city and Elmer Shook of Hookstown yesterday. Lon Ring of Baltimore visiting Regenonr household. Gertruds Cogan of Washington guest of Mrs George Gittinger. Guests of Mrs O P Bennett, returned home. A Doll of East Second Street returned home. Luther Derr family left yesterday for Baltimore due to ill brother. Samuel M Kefauver and Dr G E Hitchcock of Middletown leaving West Point to inspect a farm likely to be purchased. The Sick: Katie Blumenour slowly improving. Rachel Scholl ill. Edward Hewen quite ill at residence on East Patrick Street. Bernard English of Vision Academy ill. A M Snyder of West Patrick Street confined by grip. Solomon Garber ill. Jos F Kivanhauer improved today. Emory Harper ill but out yesterday. George Markell sinking and in a coma. Solomon Garber of East Fourth Street released from confinement after three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.yarnold
Taneytown
City Hotel
Vincent Sebold
Park Hotel
B. M. Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick On Basin
Harry J. Buch
Baltimore
Binoche Gambrill
Westminter
Cromwell Kessler
4Th
A. L. Engalbreché
Elmer Shook
Hookstown
Lon Ring
A. Regenonr
Gertruds Cogan
Washington
George Gittinger
O. P. Ben
A. Doll
East Second
Luther Derr
Yester
Mr. Derr
Katie Blumenour
Rachel Scholl
South Market
Edevard Hewen
Tezidencs
East Patrick Atreat
Bernard English
Vision Academy
A. M. Snyder
West Patrick
Anl
Grip
Solomon Garber
Jos. F. Kivanhauer
North Mariatreat
Emory Harper
George Markell
East Fourth
Mart Burns and Local Notices Highlight Community Life
Brief bits compile local and general items from Martinsburg and surrounding area. A baby dies in Pearl at six weeks, funeral services held. cemetery interment follows. Catholic church mass and funeral directors noted among community events and reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bicker
Daniel W. Bicker
Pearl
Hence
Pneumo
Bis
Oli- Cemessry
Schroeder
Margaret L. Jaros
Ike
Bernard Grove
Tes Eagle
Brosius
Lynn
Art
Mi.ometery
W. H. B. Stchison
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies
The article outlines weekly lectures and meetings by religious groups. It highlights ministers visiting homes for gospel teaching and notes the week’s appointments and representational duties.
Prisoners Carried From Jail to Louisville Rumor
Reports claim Secretary Powers and Captain Davis were secretly moved from jail to Louisville at midnight. In unrelated city events a deadly fire at an Italian tenement on Morris Street killed 24, with many bodies recovered and police investigation ongoing. Numerous church services and Lent activities described across city congregations as the week closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowe Newass
Marea
Morris Street
Tts
Presby
Terian
Thonpis
Freeman Dixon
S. John's Catholic
T.dipm
Evangelical Reformed
Dr. Eschtach
Furth
All Samia‘ Episcopal Church
Ruy
Osborne Ingle
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Methodist Episcopal Church
Page Milboro
Epworth League
C. E. Clins
Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. C. Carty
Scranton
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. Miegann
Mor
Ever
Zacharias
Beckwith
Sequences of Events in The State Notes Minor Incidents
Naval Cadet Stephen G Bowman breaks arm in a fire drill accident. John J Withson of Cecil County dies at his home near St Augustine at sixty two. Miss Sarah Conway plans a colonial cottage at Blue Ridge Summit. Fire at Midland Allegany county likely started by incendiary. Congressman William B Baker discusses Elk River dredging in Elkton. Engineer Barry V Snyder injured in Hagerstown Western Maryland yard collision. Thomas Delaney awarded 2500 after suit against Norfolk and Western Railroad in Hagerstown. B and O Railroad machinists strike ends with satisfactory terms. Local party primaries in Hagerstown for mayoral delegates and council candidates. State Senator B Abner Betts appointed co-receiver for Undine Milling Company. Betts creditor for about 3000. Captain Brockaway may start steamer line from St Michaels Riverpoint to Baltimore. A ship patronage conference assures neighborhood steamship interest. Professors Johnson and Townsand study orchard sections affected by insect destroyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytereee Bere
Stephen G. Bowman
John J. Withson
Cecil Country
St. Augustine
Sarah Conway
Blue Ridge Summit
Midland
Allegany County
William
Baker
Elkton
Elk River
Barry V. Snyder
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Thomas Delaney
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. Abner Betts
Washington County
Undine Milling Company
Carroll County
Betts
Brockaway
Stegsmer
St. Michaels River
Social events and gatherings in Baker's Valley and Point of Rocks
Social world notes recount a March 8 pound party at Bir and Mrs. Wachter in Baker's Valley with games and refreshments and a long list of attendees. A Point of Rocks dance followed with live music and late refreshments. A birthday dinner for Mrs. Hafer was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Whisner. A Manila letter from Frank Scholl says the war is nearly over. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as the best medicine for buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker's Valley
Bir
Newton Wachter
Idais Emms
Hallie Vend
Nettie
Ner
Mary Stup
Daisy
Haller
Liszie Tuckar
Bertie
Virgie Cutsail
Rebecca
Maggis Hane
Bessie
Rosa Lightner
Annie O'Bryan
Jacob M. Kanode
Stella Dean
Edward
Joseph Tucker
Jacob Kanode
Jas. Miller
George
Samuel O'Bryan
William Lightner
Homer
Ira Wriltz
Point OF Rocks
Foint of Rocks
B. F. Stauffer
A. B. Fisher
G. W. Goodheart
A. O. Dinsmore
Rico Chambers
I Sada Nichols
Juha Jong Nichols
L. Mase Hickman
Nona Wright
Nina Stauffer
Clentonia Stauffer
Bes Knode
Minnie Siolpe
Washington, D. C
Miss McVicar
Winchester
Robert Titus
Charles Newton
Leesburg
Edgar Dutrow
Ira Allstaidt
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Chambers
Robert Grer
Adamstown
L. Gordon Schooley
Waterford
Sam Dawson
Atlantic
Towa
S. A. Hicknan
C. O. Wachter
N. T. Colbert
Byran Sigafoosa
T.F. Mason
G. S. Mercier
Mantz Nichols
Philippines
Frank Scholl
Manila
LAW'S GRIP JUSTICE WHITE HEARD DISPOSED CASES
The Law's Grip before Justice White lists cases heard by Justice White including Hardy Johnegon fined for disorderly conduct and paid, Rodney Lee fined and paid, Lewis Johnson jailed for 10 days, Bessia Norris jailed 30 days, David Hawkins charged with disorderly conduct, and Cora alias Lottie Main found guilty with 10 days in jail. Also notes The Owls meeting at H E W Storm residence, delays in initiation, Smith discharged after doctors found no poisoning, bank deposit sale by Capt. Walter Saunders, and Frederick City Hospital Association annual meeting with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Hardy Johnegon
Ridenour
Rodney Lee
Ofcer Howard
Lewis Johnson
Buckey
Bessia Norris
David Hawkins
Offcer Minhorn
Montevue Hospital
Bard
Ajal
Cora
Lottie
Fudge Matter
Pay Car Arrives in Frederick for February Salaries
The Pennsylvania pay car arrived at noon in Frederick and all company employees were paid their February salaries. The ad urges readers to ensure blood is rich and pure and to use Hood's parilla as the best blood purifier and vitalizer, warning to beware of Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Hood
Battle of Monocacy recounts by Admiral Schley aide
General Earis advances on Washington with 30 000 Confederate troops from the Virginia valley threatening the capital. Major Avild EB ouldborough Frederick Maryland delivers a lecture on the battle describing Early s raid aims and the Union defense led by General Ricketts first division of the Sixth Army Corps arriving from Petersburg to Frederick July 5 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
St. Bol
Avldeborough
Frederick
Momeacy
Schley
Tyler
Early
Valley
Virginia
Union Saternhet Cokeret Law Service
Lee
Richmond
Washington
National
Grant
Potomac
Sixth Army Corpu
Ricketts
Doata
Baltimore
Petersburg
Stahle
John W. Schall
Jane
Wallace
Sixth Corps
Potomac Army
Treasury delays on currency change worry banks
Treasury concerns rise over the lag in supplying banks with new currency under the ISGW. Banks face new limits on 5 notes, prompting only a fraction to apply for $10 plates. The process may take months to engrave plates costing banks 75 to 100 each. Royal Arcanum meeting notes include officers and plans. Canal opening slated for month end with freight-rate debates. Gorton Minstrels perform at City Opera House with old time flair and new acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressury Department
Isgw
Gorton
City Opera House
Sale of City Property to Adam Railing
Leah E. Cramer sold Nos. 147 149 and 151 west side North Market street to Adam Railing for 3000 dollars. The conveyance occurred on a Saturday and included property used as a dwelling and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah E. Cramer
Mary ©. Koontz
North Market Street
Adam Railing
Jest of All Syrup of Figs advertised by California Fig Syrup Co
An old advertisement urges use of Syrup of Figs as a gentle spring cleanse. The text promotes the genuine product, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by druggists for 30 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Maryland Orphans Court Judges Proposed for Baltimore and Counties
The legislature considers a bill by Mr Waters to appoint judges for the Orphans Court in Baltimore City and counties. Each judge would serve twelve years, be a state citizen, and be paid annual salaries of 1000 in city or 600 in counties, with removal rules and disqualification terms. If a judge is disqualified, circuit court judges hear the case. The measure preserves existing powers with adjustments and includes an added clause on teachers institutes regulation led by the State Normal School principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Mr Waters
Balls Creel
Myers
Jeanne Vokers
Ustai
Baltimore
Coxutivs
Maryland
Waters
Literary Societies and Partridge Project in Montgomery County
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met on March 2 with readings, recitations, debate, and a unanimous verdict favoring the affirmative. The Rockville Rod and Gun Club launches a campaign to restock Montgomery County with partridges, hosting a March 17 clay pigeon shoot at Finchville and seeking subscriptions to fund purchases and land for restocking efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Rockville
Montgomery Counuty
Finchville
James P. B. Viera
Robert B. Pater
Advertised Letters and Moving Day Notice in Frederick 1900
A historical Frederick post office notice lists advertised letters for March 10 1900 with names like Charles F. Ray H J Bridges Edmonson Bernard Frank Fitzsimmons William Gaskill George Jacobs and others. It also notes moving day on April 1 a Sunday prompting preparation and earlier movement of goods and household items on Saturday to avoid Monday conflicts.
Piano for sale at Birely's Palace of Music
Second hand upright piano suitable for a beginner offered for sale with easy payments. Call at Birely's Palace of Music for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Birely’s Palace of Music
Birely's Palace adds small instruments and tuning services
Local proprietor I M Birely announces a new line of small musical instruments at Birely's Palace of Music with immediate piano tuning service by experienced staff. Also appears: eye specialist Dr W C Boteler at Park Hotel March 14, and notices for lamp and glassware stock from North Market Street merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Birely
Birely
Palace of Music
Birely's Palace of Music
Wm. C. Boteler
Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
W. L. Moory
the Weather Bureau
Renuxecator
Anos and Organs Iano
Blano
Terior
Tments
Newman, Soir
A. C. Carlin
Jackson
M. E. Cramer
J. M. Birely
Rely
Music Palace
Rely’s
John Hendrickson
Neidis & Miller
Simmons
Grove Lime Go
Martinsburg
Sunday Schools and Societees
Laval
Newark
X. J
Louisvilla
Leaisutux
Ken
Marca Te
Secretary of State
Powers
Capitan Davis
Loauville
Chas. D. Whisner
Samuel Hafer
Brrs
Hafer
H.E. W. Storm
South Market Street
Smith
Worthington
Prof
Tenry
Walter Saunders
City
Franklin Savings Bank
John Simmons
Frederick City Hospital Association
Daptle
E. Y. Goldeborough
Eevere
York
Earis
Royal Arcanum
Frederick Council
Lsat
Mir
John M. Haller
W. Nash Young
Daniel T. Ordeman
Chesapeake and Ohio
Licking Creek
Georgetown
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Derr
Toms
Whistling Regiment
Harry Worman
Giorvey R. Leases
Joseph A. Sponselier
Burkittsville
John J. Darrow
Charles Wood
New Market District
Harry R. Snook
Alexander Ramsburg
Lewistown
Samuel J. Forney
Rinka
Ipa
Deen Cer
Wwe
Crey Syots
Anveen Bobo
Lapis and
M IsskEs
Serixe Jaurets
Joss Henvskzson
Don
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Castor
Hester Ress
Helebt
Basineas
Wastlogon
D.C
Nene & Manass
N. Market St
Clinton
Main
Kbaon Barn
Gqraduate Pharmacist
North Maxeket Street
Wm. Busbe Co
H. E. Wrcoxes
New Music Store
Knabe, Starr, Richmond
Singer Pianos
Doll Brothers
Kuabe
Starr, Richmond and
Singer
H. E. Wicoxes
F. B. Sappington
Cass
Janédawiy
F. Saeprgton
A. T. Rice & Sons
A.T. Rice & Sons
Punehal
Frederick, BO
Ubashs
V. Staub
J Jenten
F. V. Sracs
Kailuh
Constanly
Grouert
Peoples Grocery
Ogme Peo
Railing Grocery
I _S. Heisety Xaller
J. Beisely Keller
Drug Store
Market ST
Sano
Posomso
Ta EB. & O. BR
Peiosay
Willard
Keller
E. Patrice
Ceresville Flour
Shriner
Nicodemus
Febzodawiy
Alfred Rikse
Pete
Charles P. Levy
Ofice—Court Street
Coors Bouwe
Jani
Ake Cleveland
Boller
Draggist
N. Market
Geo.s Rodoy
Dresitieg
Rodoue & Gu
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