Spring rules rise in early bloom and odd notes
A collage of local quirks and small items ranges from political hurry, weather, and humor to a list of whimsical observations. Mentions include Senator Wellington courting office seekers, a coming baseball horizon, and talking about ice cream warm smiles, plus stray notes on goats, fowl, and a Virginia breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick
Wellington
Wm. Deeter
Azo
Virginia
Southern Building and Loan Association
West End
Tom
Jos Corbett
Jim
Sitenfox
Dr. Murray
Hutchinson
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Carlos M. de Garmendis
Toestera Stock Farm
Frederick
Sectisnd
Margaret Ogilvy
J.M. Barris
Carlyle
Gladetone
The Sick and Graduations Mentioned
The notice reports William Freed, son of Edwin Freed, critically ill at his East Patrick street home and Charles Marts listed among graduates. Sophie Herman, daughter of Carl Herman of Frederick, will join the graduating class at Hannemann Hospital in Philadelphia on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freed
Edwin Freed
East Patrick Street
Charles Marts
Misa Sophie Herman
Carl Herman
Frederick
Clest
Hannemann Hospital
Philadepaola
Infirmary Project Sparks Frederick City Ladies Meeting
An enthusiastic meeting of thirty ladies from multiple churches convened at the Carlin House parlor to promote a non sectarian infirmary in Frederick City. Miss Emma J. Smith chaired and Miss Nannie Boulzabo served as secretary as twenty members enrolled. A board of thirty managers and twelve trustees would oversee a growing facility with resident physician and trained nurses. A further meeting was set for Friday at 3 PM to formalize permanent officers and the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Emma J. Smith
Miss Smith
Nannie Boulzabo
Cuizare I
Ira J. McCardy
Efry
Herald
Monterue Hospital
Carlin House
Purely Personal. Fresgant Paragraphs About Those Who Comes and Go
Fresgant notes of social visits and comings and goings in Frederick city. Sister Mrs Francis Gordon of Tartisburg Pa attends, with guests from Washington Harrisburg and Baltimore. Families visit, return trips, and local hospitality mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Cooksville
Howard County
J. Walter Sim
Haymord Font
Frederick
O. T. Font
Kemptown
Wiliam Kapp
Harrisburg
Samuel Q. Eyler
Harry C
Geo. A. Franck
New York
Frederick Yesterly
A. Rosenour
Baltimore
William A. Bisnsfield
Dayaville
George KE. Babel
Mary B. Kolb
Balthmore
John Michael Eols
Mary T. Dorsey
Oliver Pearte
East Fourth Street
Dorsey
Mrs. Pearte
Booming Industries in Frederick Attract Labor
Frederick's Union Knitting Mills and Holstar Shirt Waist Factory are expanding, with 60 machines at the Holzman plant and 200 operators at the knitting mill. The two factories seek dozens more workers as output rises. wages range from 2.60 to 6.00 or 7.00 a week. Manager Hemberger and Superintendent Ellis oversee operations, with the Holstar facility packing shirt waists for finishing in Gaitimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Union Keitting Mills
Holstar
Hemberger
Boltman
George H. Zimmerman
Kaliting Milla
Tien
Holzman
Eli Lables
Fone
Gattimore
BE. Hamburger
Union Knitting Mills
Zimmerman
Edwin H. Ellis
Man and Cow Rampage Through Market Street
A colored man named Mount Jones tries to guide a vicious cow from Jefferson County toward Harmony Grove. The animal bolts through North Market and Second streets, nearly goring Jones, then pulls free after a rope attached to a wagon breaks. Crowds cheer and scatter as the cow heads out of town toward the countryside with Jones in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Jones
North Market Street
Seal
Jefferson
Harmony Grove
Jones
Second Street
Lewis Walter
Mr. Walter
Geo. Engie
Lo Rice & Hatler
Sones
Engle
South Make Street
New Market Literary Club Adopts Program for 26th Inst.
ARW Market Literary Club met at J I Maynard residence on Friday evening to approve last meeting minutes and endorse the program for the 26th instant. Miss Annie Runsell presided with Miss J N Maynard as secretary. Readings and musical numbers featured King James I essay by Miss Stier and performances by Miss Downey, Miss Hendrickson, Miss Bassie Downey, and Miss Gertrade Sullivan. A social visit followed with a phonograph for about twenty five records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arw Market
J.N. Maynard
G. B. Hammond
B. H. Hopkins
Hymeneas Thomas-Ricodeate Wedding at Adamstown
Miss Mary Bertha Thomas wed Mr. Fenton Thomas of Adamstown and Mr. Ragar Nicodemus of Backeys town in Trinity Reformed Church. The ceremony featured a steel gray costume for the bride and a wedding march by Miss Meanie Nicodemus. Afterward the couple left for a short north trip and will reside in Buckeystown. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas and Granville Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naders
Misa Meanie KE
Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Samuel Thomas
Aira
Granville Thomas
Kate Glitiiger
Bloody cocking main near Point of Rocks shocks Virginia and Maryland
A ferocious cocking main on the Virginia side of the Potomac near Point of Rocks drew about a hundred birds from Virginia and West Virginia. Frederick, Hagerstown, and Browntown shooters backed lighter bets but faced disqualifications as a Virginia bird used excess weight. By four this morning, over forty birds had been pitted and many killed, with ongoing combat noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Browntingaville
Frederick Sports
Notakere
Bakerton
W. Va
West Virginia
In 188 Law's Grip One Arrested for Chicken Theft
Thomas Brown, a resident of Bentz street's Helis Half Acre, was arrested yesterday and sent to jail on charges of stealing chickens from Harman L. Adait's farm. A second colored man fled when Officer Simpson approached. Brown faces a hearing before Magistrate Elser tomorrow at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr Raz
Thomas Brown
Bentz Street
Helis
Harman L. Adait
Committees Plan Lutherans Conference Fund Drive Visits
Committees appointed by the Business Men's Association met in the City Register Office to solicit land contributions for defraying expenses of the German Baptist Church conference. They set dates to canvass the city in sections to facilitate the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
German Baptist Church
Canyuen
Ladies' Auxiliary Tonight and Upcoming Lectures
The Ladies' Auxiliary meets tonight at 8 30 with all members urged to attend. Gym classes: B at 7 5, A at 8, C at 8 30. members expected. Mr Adolphus Fearhake closed a profitable Bible study, and Friday's talk by Mr Hammond Urner on Old English and Roman laws promises interest with no charge. A bicycle club will organize after the lecture, with a $5 membership granting club and association privileges. Two new members bring total to 215 toward 250 by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Fearhake
Hammond Urner
Connecton
Wheeling
Philomathean Society Election Set for Tomorrow
The Philomathean Literary Society will hold an officer election for the upcoming term at tomorrow evening's meeting. Members are expected to participate in choosing the new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheac
Philomathean Literary Society
Maryland Coal Industry Sees Year of Prosperity and Loss
Hive Inspector Oto Hobing reports to the Governor that the coal year was the most prosperous in Maryland's coal region history. Six fatal accidents occurred. nineteen companies operate nearly 4000 workers, with production totaling 3,729,461.18 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Hobing
Baltimore inventor gains patent for garbage cart design
Mr. Jesse Belfsatder of Baltimore, formerly from Frederick, has been granted a patent for a new garbage cart. The patent confirms the novel features intended to improve sanitation collection and maneuverability for urban waste services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Belfsatder
Baltimore
Frederick
Child Dies After Mill Accident Near Hanover
A five year old girl, Catharine Mengis of Mengis Mills, near Hanover Pennsylvania, was fatally injured yesterday when her hair became caught in a rolling shaft at her uncle’s mill. She was pulled into the machinery and died shortly afterward. The girl’s grandfather is P. J. Mengia, a noted wholesale commission merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine
J. G. Mengis
Mengis’ Mills
Hanover
P. J. Mengia
Wholesale Commission
Dwelling Burned Near Woodsboro Destruction Rumors
A log house about one and a half miles from Woodsboro was destroyed by fire between seven and eight in the morning. It belonged to Mr. Fogle and neighbors suspect arson due to the owner renting to an unpopular tenant. The will of the late John Michael Kolb was filed for probate in the Register of Wills office yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Fogle
Wan Fea
John Michael Kolb
Office of the Register of Wills
Chocolataire at City Opera House by Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Y M C A will host Chocolataire at the City Opera House Tuesday evening the 80th mat at Bo'clock. Features include vocal and instrumental music readings and a gymnastic exhibition by MCA advanced class members. A sale of chocolate caramels and creams will run, with reserved tickets at fifteen cents including a cup of cocoa and wafers. Proceeds aid the auxiliary’s work. tickets available at Mr Yeakie’s from Thursday the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Ladies’ Auxiliary
City Opera House
M.C. A
Frederick
Funeral of Mrs Mary J Rosskey on West Patrick Street
The funeral for Mrs Mary J Rosskey was held at her home on West Patrick Street at 2 pm. Pallbearers included Wm Webster Christopher Burger Jno M Bartle Bam Hafer Cichon Wilard and John H Grove. Rev E R Eschbach of the Evangelical Reformed church conducted services. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Undertaker F Echroeder managed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Rosskey
West Patrick Street
Measre
Wm. Webster
Christopher Burger
Jno
City Opera House Hosts Benefit Play and Cocoa Night
The City Opera House offers Gav M Baker's play She Flowing Bowl with high school performers to aid a library project. Tuesday features cocoa with wafers, admission 10 and 15 cents, plus a program of music recitations and gymnastics. Reserved seats include a free drink. Also notes Rab Pennsylvania Railroad schedule changes and monthly payment options from Wheeler Wilson dealers Cumutox and Racaps at 183 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Mate High School
Brary
Gav. M. Baker
Chociatake
Tn City Opera House
Skyvery
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Cumutox & Racaps
North Market Street
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the Daily News
Queen Elizabeth
Jamee VI
Scotland
Commonwealth of
Thomas Warter Bagubot
Henry Gadeworth Longellow
Cansbridge
Iacob Thompson
Suchenan
Memphis
Samuel Soller Quincy
Boston
John T. Hofman
Wiesbaden
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Bland
Wiver Bell
Spesial Disputch
Wassinetonm
D. C
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Morigsgee
Male High School
Ob. LM Weagly, Resig. Cseensessnuscle BE
VLLIW
A. Mansfeld
Marer
Hymeneas
Law
Rain Service
da Columbia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Singer Manufacturing Company
N. Market
City Hall
Alb
Tee
Bas
Keriza
Lars
Om. Soc
Tebesantt
Frank Pampel
F. L. Stoner
Trousters
China
L. E. Motus
No. 22
North
John Hendrickson
Ladies Black Hole
John Henpizioxson
F. ¥. Staub
California
Bartlett Pass
Doll Brothers
Dol Baoizzi
Marert
JFO
West Seventh Street
Railing Grocery CO
GO. EB Oline
Cherry
C. E. Cue
Rodour
Neidig
Arene
Rook & Neldiv
A. T. Bice & Sons
Hitasuisaep
A. T. Rice & Sons
Telefrone
James FE. Walker
Jase Walker & Con
DE Jargess Sanitary Wool Underwear
Hee Mairste
Botterick Patterns and Publications
Jas. E
SSE & Dill
CB Wioap Bicycle
Crawford
Pope Mfg.co
Attorney-At-Law
Alfred Bitter
Court Etreatafeedbeice
Jan Gdantt Miron
Jacocessar Tolo
Court Street
Bartholomsy
Sweitzer
C.D. Cox
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