Easter shopping urged as spring items rise
Bright items of local interest urge Easter advertising and millinery openings. Good Friday is a legal holiday. Procrastination noted as thief of time, with fashion items and temperate weather as emphasis. Francisco Benevento, wounded in the Sykesville assault, is jailed as a witness. his brother Rafili remains at large.
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Chicago
Sykesville
Francisco Benevento
Howard County
William Moore
Rafili de Steffano
Maryland University Hospital
Death and obituaries from a Maryland town
The notice records the sudden death of farmer Jacob Wiles at 73 from apoplexy at his East Eight Street home, with survivors including a wife and three children. includes funeral details. Other items report the deaths of Miss Carrie Matilda Springer aged 16, Mrs. Maria L Williams aged 85, and William Henry Repp aged about 53, plus ongoing work on the Masonic Temple with finishing touches and an elevator nearing operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wiles
East Eight Street
Emmitsburg
Reformed Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Ray. W. OG
Shalenberger
Maria i
Maria L. Williams
Imaw
John E. Fieming
West Fifth Street
Mt. Olivet
WM. H. A. Rept
Wiliam Henry Acquills Repp
Johnsville
Beaver Dam
Religious world notes on Sunday schools and services
The column lists revival and weekly services across several churches. Rev Dixon, Rev Switzer, Rev Eschbach, Rev Cort, Rev Todd, and Rev Ingle preach on Palm Sunday week. Epworth League and Sunday School events are noted, with Holy Week plans, confirmations, and stations of the cross to be added. Palm Sunday processions and Mass at St. John’s mark the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. U. Hall
Thomas Frosman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
B. V. Switzer
M. HB
Saiah
Philippians
Epworth League
Adolphus Fearhake
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Zechariah IX
C. Cort
Sabillasville
Elijah
E. Tood
Todd
J. H. Harrin
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Stinespring
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Ingle
der. Ingle
St. Cecilia
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zechariah
Jesus
Peter
Jereqslem
Father Richards
Jesus Christ
Father McNiff
Brother Canning
Debbo
Father O'Rourke
Father Smith
Himbah
Graca Reformed Church
Olean
Grr Cort
St. Mart
Jerusalem
St Harrisburg
Brethren
Texas
Louisiana
Federation Commission
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Woman's College
Baltimore
Methodism
General Conference of the Methodist Church South
Mesta
Dallas
Tex
Federative Work Advances Between Two Churches
The commission reports near completion of federation between the Methodist Episcopal and another church. Harmonious relations and shared mission fields are approved. A common hymnbook catechism and order of service are to be prepared and in use within two years, with committees already at work. Future actions are referred to a subcommittee for handling.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Aubcommittee
Frostburg Voter Registration Decline Noted
The Frostburg registration shows a decrease of 35 qualified voters. The week brings 188 deaths in Baltimore, and the town reports various local incidents including a fatal dog attack in Cumberland, a boy’s drowning in the Potomac, and a cave-in that killed two Baltimore youths.
Drowned Boy Roy Snatterly’s Body Recovered
The body of Roy Snatterly who drowned in Antietam Creek near Fonkstown Washington county on February 26, along with James Densmore, was found yesterday less than a quarter mile from the scene. Discovered buried in sand by El Fabrney, it was hauled to shore with a rope and sent to his father George Snutterly’s home on the Sharpstown pike after preparation by an undertaker. The body, except for a slightly discolored face, was in good condition after nearly two months in water.
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Roy Snatterly
Antietam
Fonkstown
Washington County
James Densmore
el. Fabrney
George Snutterly
Sharpsburg Pike
Hagerstown mayoral race tighter than predicted
In Hagerstown voters face a close mayoral contest between Democratic incumbent Dr. E. M. Schindel and Republican Henry Holzapfel Jr. Each side claims victory as party votes tilt slightly Democratic. Holzapfel asserts a double digit lead while Schindel previously won by 500 to back a municipal electric light plant.
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Hagerstown
E. M. Schindel
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
Dr. Schindel
Lamp Explosion at Bentz Building Causes Small Fire
An explosion shattered a lamp in the Bentz building basement at Market and Church streets on Saturday night, used as a snoon and restaurant. A small fire followed but was extinguished with limited damage. Loss fully covered by insurance.
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Bentz Bulding
Market
Church Streets
County Board Inspects Bridges and Roads in Urbana District
The Board of County Commissioners surveys the pew iron bridge near Bennett's creek in Urbana district today. Tomorrow they plan to inspect the Brunswick to Knoxville road as many residents seek to close it to traffic.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bennett's Creek
Urbana
Brunswick
Knoxville
Auctioneers Offer Personal Property and Cattle Sale Near Jefferson and Ladiesburg
Seles Tomore William A. Darner auctioneer will sell personal property for Eleanor C. Grote southwest of Jefferson. Charles B. Foot auctioneer will sell a lot of fine cows and other personal property for Ames Hyier near Ladiesburg.
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Seles Tomore
William A. Darner
Eleanor C. Grote
Jefferson
Charles B. Foot
Ames Hyier
Ladiesburg
Tearing Rosetour Building Down on Worth Market Street
Wesley Baltzell, contractor, has a crew actively tearing down the Rosetour building on Worth Market street. Demolition proceeds rapidly and the structure is expected to be razed in a few days.
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Rorsenour
Wesley Baltzell
Rosetour
Worth Market Street
Crime and Disorder Alleged Thefe of Whiskey
Granville Brown colored arrested Saturday night by Officers King and Holbruner charged with breaking into Besant & Knott store and stealing 10 pints of whiskey. Grand jury held for action. Ball set at 100 dollars but Brown unable to furnish. Leonard Slater arrested for being drunk and disorderly. jailed 30 days. Arthur Jackson jailed 20 days in default of $350 fine for disorderly conduct. Minnie Stewart jailed 20 days for indecent exposure after attempted skirt dance on Market Street. The new woman will receive a $20 fine and maximum imprisonment. Theatrical note cites New York Herald May 5 on businessmen backing stage productions and tours across the continent. Advertised letters list for Frederick City post office dated March 22, 1902.
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Granville Brown
Leonard Slater
Hobraner
Justice Smith
Arthur Jackson
Holbraner
Minnie Stewart
Market Street
New York Herald
May Sthapya
Lawrence Barrett
Boston
Viola Allen
New York
San Francisco
Middletown
Justice's
Justice 6S
Juastico Saya Ag
Costa
Roger B. Harley
Harley
Toms
Justice Shiffler
Principal Harley
Board of Town Commissioners
Corporation
Social World Pound Party at Green Valley
March 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Thomas Green Valley a lively gathering of young people hosted by a committee of young gentlemen featured games and a delightful repast. Guests came from Lime Kiln Adamstown Della Green Valley Park Bulls Urbana Hyattstown and Clarksburg.
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George Thomas
Green Valley
Lime Kiln
Adamstown
Della
Park Bulls
Urbana
Hyattstown
Clarksburg
Keene the Magician Delights Rosedale Audience
Keene the magician staged a standout performance in Rosedale on Friday evening drawing a large crowd. Critics compare it to classic acts by Kellar and Keene’s own past shows, noting it as perhaps the finest magic display seen locally. He is slated next for a show at the City Opera House tomorrow night in Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Rosedale
Kellar
Chambersburg
City Opera
Annapolis Post Office Praised as Beauty in City
The Annapolis Capital extols the new post office as a beauty that enhances daily life. It notes the growing loveliness of the building and its added convenience, suggesting Annapolis will admire the structure as work progresses.
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Annapolis
Scaf fold accident injures Mr. Yingling on scaffolding
Mr. Vincent Yingling fell from a scaffold while painting a frame addition on Tour day. The scaffold collapsed under heavy weight, causing a severe sprain to his right leg after he landed on stones. Dr. Barok treated the injury and Yingling clung to part of the scaffold to avoid worse harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Yingleg
Mr. Yingling
Barok
Frederick City social and business notices
Semimonthly meeting of the Frederick City Hospital Association set for 3 PM at Mrs A C MacCardeil residence. Easter novelties at Frederick Art Club on March 26 from 3 to 6 PM, public invited. Athletic Park Co invites bids by April 15 1902 to lease park privileges including booths, bowling, shooting, baseball, merry go round. Examining of Washington will hold at City Hotel March 25 1902 from 7 to 9 PM. Frederick will be present. Easter Eggs colored at John Hershberger North Market Street 5 cents per dozen. Raw Box and other readings at City Hotel Grill. Lynn Haven Bays 49 cents per dozen. Blue Point oysters 30 cents per dozen. Wm Boteler MD notes eye and ear specialty and London Hospital treatments.
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Athletic Park
Athletic Park Co
Inca
KR. A. Bennest
Treas
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Desirable city and farm property listings posted in Frederick
A period item lists multiple real estate offerings and shop stock. Properties include 160 acre Bartholows farm, 252 acre New Market farm, 129 acre farm south of Frederick, 148 S. Marget Grow's Dwst, and various houses and plots in Walkersville and Frederick. Also advertised are dress trimmings and laces from A. J. Risin & Bro and Sappington's store.
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Beale
Bartholows
Walkersville
New Market
Frederick
Bourrier
Kew
Jach Kemp
Atbieries Park
Kemp
Earp
Patriex
Weat Sons
Barks Ne Satch Ets
First National Bank Bulking
Ellicott City High License Bill Heads to Legislature
Ellicott City considers a high-license bill endorsed by the Mayor and City Council. The town has 11 saloons with two on the Baltimore county side of the Patapsco but within Ellicott City limits, aiming to cover Baltimore county saloons under the measure. A 400-day clock with a single winding is showcased at G S Landis. Roy Anderson, brother of Capt William Anderson, sails from Washington for San Francisco tomorrow en route to the Philippines.
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Ellicott City
Maryland
Baltimors County
Patsepsco
Baltimore County
Phlippines
Roy Anderson
William Anderson
Marine Corps
Washington
San Francisco
Philippines
Special Meeting on Fire Engine Use at 7.3 This Evening
A special meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company will discuss permitting an engine to pump water from cellars. Also noted are the illnesses of Miss Jessie Bowles on West Third Street and Mrs. Henry Williams at Court Square who has grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bowles
West Third Street
Henry Williams
Gourt Square
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England
Baron Jomins
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Cambridge
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Wiesbaden
Germany
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London
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W.L. Moor
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Hichelberger
E Cramer
Hendrickson
Moser
Neidig & Miller
Baster Shoes
Markey’s. Easter Windows
Alen Rohrback
Rample Shoes
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Masonic Temple
Sunday Schools and Societies
Frostburg
Joseph Bender
Cumberland
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference
Orisfield
Easton
Robert Washington
Potomac
James Lee
Baltimore and Ohio
Samuel N. Watson
Chillicothe
Ohio
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Cin Mesarg
Adam Brtter
John T. Steganine
Hanover
Fuller Syndicate
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad
Hayes
Misa Florence Washington Nelson
I. Thomas Nelson
U.S. N
Walter B. Tardy
Pekin
Crime and Disorder
Frederickaity
Genilanen
I. J. Caldwell
Samuel F. Douglap
George H. Harris
Thomas Donn Horton
N. A. Neighbours
Marpell Nelson
Chester Thompson
Middlelawn
Hoya
al. W. Martin
City Opera House
Martie
Frederick Art
Onna Gan Saks
Sakstical Company
Washington, D. C
Torsday
Nsipon Sans
John Hershbergers
North Market Street
Boteler
Lete
Raneas City University
London Hospital
John Hendrickson
POINT
Venice
John Harphoxson i
NEI¢ & Miller
Né&Éw
Drese Rigtt
Clinton B. Main
Olinton
Tsanogle
Wagaman
Oncaea
Isahogle & Wagaman
North Market Streay
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
ARLY
Bushell Maine
Crown Jewll
Botston
Tras
A.J. Risin & Bro
Alamina
F. B. Sappington’s
isePdachy
Marth Citrau
A. T. Rice & Some. Funeral Directors
North Market Sterry
Frederich, MD
Frederick CO
St. OG
Rice
St. Predz Co
Nicht
Agany
Willard
Keller
Wert
Patrick Bireet
Pe Hf Ferman
Franklin Street
Beltiggera
Worpnel
EYE Sd B&& Diseaber
Batorda
Joseph W. Gaver
Court Street
IDWIN
Quade Ubreer
UBER
Office
Dol & Alpayah Bulkiius
North Market Strest
Mgsotddawiy
Atlee RaDouris
University of Mahtland
Biz Sather
James Bade
North Market
George A. Cliveres
North Market Fyheet
All Houer
BséeeRd
Noss E. Orameh
Iandt
Townsiip
Scott & Sox
ANT Beorers
Fayette
Baltiaf
Gamel 3
Forney Auctioneer
Pri
Frei
G. S. Landis
GEO
Rodooek & CO
Rolle Al-Wee and Cotton Inc Grains
Jolla
GEO, B. Rodoce
A. T. Rice & Sons
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