Tomorrow's Big Paper Teases Wide Range of Local Content
The edition promises local biographies including Rev Daniel Hauer and F B Crumbangi, a Western Maryland College contestant Roy L. Thomas, dairy and stock notes, meat handling, salt use in diets, hot beds, and farm tips. It features Captain Kilmer on Santiago, Sunday School lesson analysis, Mary Jane letters, past week trade review, church notices, and general local and foreign news. Copies mailed for 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hauer
F. B. Crumbangi
Court House
Roy L. Thomas
Western Maryland College
Mary Jane
Brief Bits: spring openings and local items
Moving time is on and spring openings. Prices, markets, and Easter novelties appear as bright items of local interest. The note lists varied topics from weather, canal work, health reports, and curious facts across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Desert
Jorge
Mediterranean
Masonic Lodge
X. Thurmont
Wheat Prices Noted In Frederick Market Report
Frederick today reports wheat at 24 dollars per barrel, with mixed quotes and limited trade activity. Market observers note small buyers and sellers in a holiday week, reflecting cautious demand and stable futures expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Firemen Aid and Property Tax Reassessment Considered by Board
At a Wednesday night Board of Aldermen meeting, representatives of the Independent Fire Company requested financial aid to reduce debt. The board approved $200 appropriations for the Independent, Junior, and United companies, dating Aug 1, 1898 to Aug 1, 1899, and discussed a future reassessment of taxable city property. Several bills were ordered paid, including sums to Abbott, Seeger, Lehman, and the Gill Manufacturing Company, among others, with the Market Master’s report noting hay and cattle scales and related items totaling 59 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Independent Fire Company
John C. Hardt
Jacob Rohrback
Zimmerman
Independent
United Companies
John H. Abbott
J. Register & Sons
R. Rush Lewis
Frederick Electric Light & Power Company
Rosenour & Sons
S. L. Bast
Peter Seeger
A. A
Miller & Company
Deaths and notices from La Junta and nearby towns
George R Buckey died suddenly of heart failure at his La Junta residence on March 1 at age 8. He was son of the late George Buckey of Mt. Pleasant, spent years in mercantile work, married Miss Phillips, and was a Woodman of the World insured for 3000. John Murdock, a well known local colored resident, died at 8 pm at his Ice Street home, age 18, leaving a wife and several children. Miss Gertrude Ault, niece of Mrs W Temp Grove, died in Grafton West Virginia at 23. Christian Stull, 87, died March 14 at Roddy, vertigo and long tenure as a county resident. Mrs Sophia Hopwood, Baltimore widow, died March 13, funeral held. Journalistic notes review March publications and features in The Lesbian Herald and Maryland Bulletin with portraits of Admiral Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Buckey
la Junta
Colorado
Mr. Buckey
George William Buckey
Mt. Pleasant
Sbort
G. J. Doll
New London
Tiffin
Ohio
Shawen
Miss Abbott
Backey
Cal
Miss Phillips
GG. W Phillips
M E
Woodmen of the World
H. B. Colling
Riverview
Baockey
Reformed Church
John Murdock
Ice Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Gertrude Ault
W. Temp Grove
Broad Run
Grafton
W. Va
Christian Stull
Roddy
80Phia Hopwood
Sophia Hopwood
Harry Hopwood
Baltimore
Paddy From Cork Stirs Court Street Crowd
An Irishman figure stands on a ladder in the yard of Mr. George Weiner on Court street attracting attention this morning. The life like effigy was crafted by James Rowe and George Fleshman and placed there to honor St Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy
Cork
George Weiner
Court Street
Messrs
James Rowe
George Fleshman
St. Patrick
Almas Shrine
Washington
Baltimore
Emerald Isle
Relations of American History and Geography lecture series begin
Br Bernard C Steiner of Johns Hopkins will conclude the teacher lectures with four talks on the Relations of American History and Geography starting tonight. Nerves must be fed on pure blood Hood s Sarsaparilla is promoted as a nerve tonic. By enriching the blood it strengthens the nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard C. Steiner
Johns Hopkins Library
Hood
Fox Chase Pursues Reynard Through Town Streets
A midday fox owned by W M Dell of Groff Lunas escaped into a street chase witnessed by about 300 people. Hounds trailed the fox from Bentz street to Market, then into a yard on West Second. The fox escaped to the hills after several captures and a rider fell uneventfully. The Groff House fat man’s race was halted when a participant fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis. B. Dell
Reynard
Stuart
Old Reformed
Bentz Street
West Second
Thue
Market Street
Frank T. Rhodes
David Wills
Carroll Creek
Groff
Lost Boy David Stoner Returns Home After Six Months
David Stoner aged sixteen and his fourteen year old brother Paul disappeared last September while helping their grandfather Emanuel Stoner of Westminster with nursery work. Paul later surfaced in Kansas City with his father, while David was reported to have gone to Florida with electricians before returning home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stoner
Emanuel Stoner
Westminster
St. Ianuia
David
Paul
Kansas City
St. Louis
Florida
Naware
Funeral Services for Mrs Augusta Ecker in Linganore
Funeral services were held for Mrs Augusta Ecker wife of William Ecker who died after a brief illness at her home near Oak Orchard on Saturday. Rev Thomas Wood led the service at Linganore SLEB church assisted by Rev B F Clarkson. She was 39 and survived by her husband eight children and sister to Mrs Hamilton Lindsay of this city. Funeral for Mrs John Sawner of Lisbon Howard county 68 followed at Middletown Lutheran church with Rev M L Beard and interment in Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Ecker
William Ecker
Oak Orchard
Linganore Sleb Church
Thomas Wood
B. F. Clarkson
Amalgamation talk link Frick Geiser with industry giants
Hage amalgamation plans unite Frick and Geiser Manufacturing of Waynesboro with national separator and farm engine firms. Proposals for stock options at a price good through December 1899, with meetings planned in New York. Consolidation reportedly targets 20 to 30 million dollars capital and includes leading engine concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hage
Frick & Geiser Manufacturing Companies
Waynesboro
New York
First of the Season Renner and Kemp Spring Opening
Renner and Kemp announce the season opening tomorrow showcasing a fine line of ladies robes suits wraps and underwear in a spring array.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renner & Kemp
Syrup of Figs Promoted By California Fig Syrup Co
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle spring remedy. It claims the Califor nia Fig Syrup Co. manufactures the genuine product and that druggists sell it for 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
California Fig Syrup Co
Burglars Foiled by Dog at Pampol Farm Stable
Two men tried to break into the Pampol residence stable near Braddock late Wednesday night to steal horses from tenant James Davis. A heavy iron bar padlock protected the door until a loud dog attacked, alerting Mr Pampol and a worker. The lock was picked and the burglars fled after scaling a fence, leaving little trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
P. J. Hargett
Lewis O. Whip
Jefferson
Pawpol
Braddock
Personal visitors and arrivals in Frederick during recent days
A string of residents and visitors are noted in Frederick with a series of short mentions. Utica’s B R Wachter, Union Bridge’s Reuben Saylor, Walkersville’s W E Bayes, Graceham’s L Troxell, Washington’s Mrs J Connely, Pa’s Charles Smith, and Frederick’s own Frederick Bachelor appear with notes of travel and meetings. Others include Mrs T J C Williams of Baltimore visiting the Schley family, Prof C K Ely of Gallaudet College with family visiting his parents, Miss Nellie M Kimmel and Miss Eleanor Maynard from Frederick County visiting Miss Cull in Baltimore, and W Wierman of the Frederick division of the Pennsylvania railroad on an official trip with colleagues from York. Bernadette Thyson and Kate Marr of Washington, longtime Linganore Hills Inn guests, are back at the City Hotel with many Frederick friends pleased by their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wachter
Utica
Fredenck
Reuben Saylor
Union Bridge
W. E. Bayes
Walkersville
L. Troxell
Graceham
Frederick
John Connely
Washington
John Bucher
Charles ¥. Smith
McSherrystown
Frederick Bachelor
Arfington House
Frank Boblitz
B. & O. Railroad Company
Baltimore
T. J. C. Williams
Thomas Schley
West Second Street
C. K. Ely
Gallaudet College
Kate Marr
Linganore Hills Inn
City
Miss Thyson
Miss Marr
Fire Brings Bucket Brigade To Save Delmar Home
Delmar Maryland faced near disaster as flames shot from John L Hastings residence around two. With no fire apparatus the town used a bucket brigade and saved surrounding property after hours of effort. Loss to Hastings furniture was heavy, about two thousand five hundred dollars, with small insurance. Delmar's growth and brick storehouses mark its 1,500 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar
John L. Hastings
Hastings
News of the Churches and Social Events in Liberty Town
Rev W J Floyd will preach his last sermon this conference year at the Methodist Protestant church in Liberty Town Sunday morning St Marys and China Mission Chapters of All Saints Guild plan a ladies reception soon The Visitation Concert retreat by Fr Colgan closed Trinity M E church South held a social last evening with prayers program recitations vocal solos and a quartet intermission sales raised funds The Independent Hose Company No 1 members sent 285 ballots to Morang Herald piano contest Miss Jennie McFeeley of Baltimore won the prize a Kuabe piano Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a medicine with cures and medical history notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Floyd
Libertytown
St. Mary’s
China Mission
All Saints’ Guild
Fr. Colgan
Trinity M. E. Church
South
J. H. Wilhiute
Isabel Storm
Sadie Duvall
Mary McCardell
A. R. Yeakle
Grace Bowns
Margaret Young
Jennie Williams
Kreb
Lochner
Carty
Fromke
Grayson Renner
Mame Ort
Havemade
Messrs
Michael Kolb
George Gittinger
Independent Hose Company No. 1
Morang Herald Piano Comtest
Jennie McFeeley
Baltimore
McFeeley
Kuabe
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Sold in Baltimore and Ohio Deal
The Winchester and Potomac Railroad was sold to Speyer Bron of New York, representing the Baltimore and Ohio. John K. Cowen and Oscar G. Murray handled the transfer, effective April 1, 1909. Stock priced at 27.60 per share, above par by ten percent. The line, built long ago, has 32 miles of road and no rolling stock, with Baltimore and Ohio retaining lease operations until sale completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and Potemic
Mensra
Speyer Bron
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
John K. Cowen
Oscar G. Murray
Ualtimaryg Snd Ohio
Winchester
Potonan
Southern Railroad
Strasburg Junction
Uurisonburg
United States
Baltimore
Spring Fashion and Home Goods at Frederick Store
A Frederick store advertises Spring offerings across silk fabrics dress stuffs and plain cloths with new colorways and prices. It promotes bedroom suites in oak and mahogany, varnished lamp reductions, decorated toilet sets, and a sales push for white Star coffee, with Dr. Wm. G. Teler's eye and throat services noted at 28 N Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Teler
Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Ypington
Accident at Hotel O Bold Impacts Middletown Citizen in Hanover
Mr Joseph Marin a well known Middletown citizen was accidentally shot in the fleshy part of the right leg at the Hotel O Bold in Hanover Pa The gun was a thirty eight caliber revolver exhibited by J B Brent proprietor of the Uotus when it discharged The ball struck Mr Hanan s leg Dr H M Allen dressed the wound which was painful but not serious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marin
Middletown
Hotel O' Bold
Hanover
J. B. Brent
Uotus
Hanan
H. M. Allen
Local shops promote goods and services for sale
A bustling mix of store promotions and notices offers bicycle lines En voys Sterlings Crescents and Ramblers for sale or repair services. Furniture and millinery events, optical consultations, chiropody and cooking stoves advertised along with Mayflower dye works and sunlit porch wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison
Stukey & Borst
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Spain
Julius Qewar
Marcus Aurelia Antonius
Rome
Dived
Philip Massinger
Dranatic Pugt
London
Wi—Toger Brooke Taney
Bor
Calvert County
Frince Napoleos
Joseph Charles Paul Jerome Bonaparte
Jerome
Napoleon
Udical
Lin
Academy of Hine Arts
Prince Imperial
Bonaypartista
Viewer
Jules Francona Camille Ferry
Paris
Llanche
K. Bruce
P. Va
WasaineTor
Taz News
W. L. Moore
Barean
Aes Ae SG
Weir
Carri
Ments
Third St
Isborough
Annie Mehrling
Brish Bros
Arving
Biser
Shipley & Bopst
Neidig & Miller
Sin& Wertheimer
U. C. Carty
the Saturday News
Kilmer
Santiago
D. M. Stearns
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
China
England
Newton
Adam L. Atrecht
J. P. Entler
Shepherdstown
Mersin
James Murray
George Murray
Ovis Anderson
Thomas Kessler
Ireland
Scotland
TRE Local Bart
Lesbian Herald
March
Woman's College
Maryland Bulletin
Admiral Schley
Fox Chase
Fat Man
E. J. Utterback
Utica Mills
John L. Dutrow
Harvey R. Lease
Oliver P. Vansant
Liberty
Caroline Harris
Pearl
Kangas
J. E.solt
Wm. Smith
Pampol
Delmar-+-B
News OF the Churches
Hood Gates
C. Mays
Winchester and
Fotenmag
John Hendrickson
Deason
Joan Hlerprtoxson
Gureater “Rederick
Newie & Muss
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Linton E. Main
North Market Street
Faysteians
Charles Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
U. BE. Oline
Edroom Suits
Farntime
C. E
F. B. Sappington
Landdaw Ly
GEO
Rodooe & CO
THE
BIG ST Storer Bargain Bulletin
Bia
Manufacturimie Ate
Rodook
A T. Rich & Sons
A. T. Rich & Som Funeral Directors
Bredarick
STAUB
EF. V. Stars
Northwoert Corner Market
Railing
Maryland
C. E. Ramsburg
Cc. E. Ramsburc
Gall
C. E. Rassivae
N. Markey
J. Heinely Keller
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
Schley
Maine
J. Heisley Keller
Drogeist
N. Market St. Frederick
Decladig
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick
C. Ricodemus
Crown and Bridge
University of Maryland
Jeblodis
Alfred Ritter
Frederick, Ma
Dees
Milton
Glayven
Dener
Keedy
Smirnsy & Borer
Brisy Bros
Sam's Place
Samuel
Titlow
M. P. Renner
Haltimore
Dr. Brown
Brown
I. Saks
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
City Hotel
HB. K.C. Fox
South Market Street
All Saints’ Church
F. C. Knott
C. O. Keedy
Footer's Dye Works
H. C. James
East Third Street
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Ma
L. E. Mulling
L. E. Monon
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