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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1897
Page
8
Marketgoers flocked in brisk spring weather as women led chatter while men stood aside. Prices for produce ranged from asparagus at 15 cents a bunch to cauliflowers costing forty five dollars per pound seed, with eggs, poultry, and meats listed in detail.
Corey Riddlemoser, a baseball picker known as the 75, has signed with a slab of the Atlantic, boosting the nens team with his engagement. The move aligns with Reading's latest sports moment, signaling a shift in regional baseball circles.
The Baltimore Society ushers in spring with flowers and plans for Easter and town events. It notes weather shifts from coats to jackets, church socials, a public alley cleanup, and upcoming entertainments, including chocolate treats and a wedding in April. Mentions of local figures, the electric railway, the infirmary project, and a memorial for a civic conductor appear amid light social gossip and seasonal planning.
A 1896 statement from the Ma'tt imore and Obie Helle Department shows receipts of $34,694.90 and disbursements of $4,580.91 for September 1896. From May 1, 1680 to September 1896, $4,441,119.95 was paid out in benefits.
Removals of Mr A A Moser and his family from Myereville to Frederick for engagement in shoemaking and repair business on North Market street.
The Gondola car used by Conductor Hervey Miller in the Wednesday accident was taken to Peter Seeger’s blacksmith shop for repairs. An inspection found only a bent rod. the car will be in service again. Miller, once with Springdale and Middletown lines, died in the mishap, with family note of his career and roots in the area.
A detailed report from Tae Newa on the nuptials at Trinity Reformed Church Adamtown. Edgar Reed Nicodemus of Buckeystowe married Mary Bertha Insma, elder daughter of J. Fenton Insma. Ceremony by Isaac Mutter. organ by Silas Nicodemus. Guests include numerous Nicodemus family members and town residents. reception at Mrs. Mary Chomas’s residence. The couple departed for Frederick by train for a northern trip.
Prudential Insurance notes its twenty final annual statement from the Potential Insurance Company of America Newark N J. It traces organization on October 18 1875 premium income of 1976 under 14500 and 1886 over 2 000 000 the 1897 year shows policy standardization toward ordinary insurance with profit sharing and wide age and amount ranges. January 1 1897 assets at 19 541 527 03 surplus 4 03211600 Maryland business for 18t6 lists industrial policies 19 603 ordinary policies issued death claims paid 351 873 47.
A committee was appointed to draft bylaws and report next Friday evening when officers will be elected. The usual Saturday afternoon men's meeting is set for tomorrow. Prof J S Apple will not deliver the addressed planned. A speaker will be announced. Much gymnasium work will be shown by the Ladies Auxiliary Chorals at the Opera House next Wednesday.
Thurmont voters prepare for a forthcoming corporation election. A local notice stresses the goal of efficient governance and prudent public administration. An advertisement then promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for female complaints and general health issues, claiming to restore strength and appetite.
A train ride recalling Civil War fallen soldiers unfolds between two widows, blue eyes and gray eyes, who meet by chance and find unity in loss. They speak of their soldiers, one in blue, one in gray, and vow annual reunion at the depot.
The Referee, a leading cycling trade journal, plans a British edition in London to promote fair play for American manufacturers. A. Cressy Morrison, VP of the League of American Wheelmen, visited New York for two weeks of private business and L A W meetings. Morrison faced criticism over West support in the presidential campaign. The West supported Potter while Morrison carried Illinois, and thirteen states backed Morrison versus five for others. The Frederick College Anniversary committee, led by Mears, West, and Dorrey Erehizon, urged honoring the centennial, aiming for a prominent celebration.
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