Spring Opening Promises for Local Shops and Entrepreneurs
The page lists merchants and items including optician Isador Saks and GH Worthington at Equity, with references to Brown Solr, Mrs M C Getzbaugh, Wm Armstrong, Annie Buckles, and Lowenstein Wertheimer. It mentions a Tin Shop for sale, a Black Cheviot, and Tomothars with F Staub in a bustling business notices snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Aalvertisawahis Tglat
Optician
Isador Saks
Worthington
Solr
Brown
M. C. Getzbaugh
Wm. Armstrong
Annie Buckles
John Hendrickson
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Tomothars
Staub
Personal Travel Notes From Frederick Residents
Purely personal notices listing James 8. Cram of liberty registered at Park Hotel and several Frederick residents visiting relatives or shopping in Baltimore, Cumberland, Baltimore, Walkersville, and New York. Mentions Miss M S Minor returning from Frederick, Mrs D M Scholl visiting Walkersville, and others visiting family or attending events in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Cram
Liberty
the Park Hotel
Hammond Urner
Brunswick
William Schroeder
North Market Street
Baltimore
J. J. Massey
Carisle
M.S. Minor
Virginia
Frederick
S.C. Kaufman
J. Henry Lampe
East Fifth Street
Cumberland
D. M. Scholl
East Patrick Street
Walkersville
Carrie Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Snyder
F. A. Gaiss
White Post
A. J. Delashmate
South Market Street
John Roberts
Westminster
Edwin C. Markell
West Patrick Street
Messrs
Benjamin and
Gerson Rosenoar
Julia Marlowe
Barbara Fritchie
Bradiey T. Stnll and Son
Washington
Annie M. Snyder
East Third Street
N. R
D. Mantz
New York
George Zorhurst
Zorhurst
Lockport
C. XII. Haner
Federation of Women's Clubs Holds Maryland Meeting
Delegates from nineteen Maryland clubs gather in Baltimore for the first annual State Federation of Women’s Clubs opening at the Arundell Club. About 2,500 members are represented. voting limited to club delegates while all members may attend. Objective is mutual help and advancement of state interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Maryland
Baltimore
Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Arundell Club
North Charies Street
Women's Clubs
Arondell
Leni-n-Hand
Tralis
Baltimore Scrosls
Parental and Teachers’ Educational Union
Woman's Club
Roland Park
Myrtle Club
United Women of Maryland
Eastern High School
Women’s College Alumnae
Barleigh Heights Club
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore Council of Jewish Women
Hytheham Club
Port Deposit
Frederick Art Club
Frederick Alumnae
The
Literary Club of
Kensington
Compulsory Education Bill Debated in Maryland Legislature
The Maryland Senate and House weigh amendments and readings on a compulsory education measure. Bills move on school funding shifts for Frederick County and the transfer of Frederick College property to the county school commissioners. Amendments ensure free schooling for youths up to 21 and require attendance with penalties for guardians, amid broader debates on liquor near schools and local option measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters Messure
Haneon-Howard
Houss
Enott
Julia Eager Howard
John Hanson
Capitol
Washington
Smith
Baltimore
Senate
Rohrback
Frederick Trust and Deposit Company
State Trust and Deposit Company
Committee On Corporations
Toe Iil
Frederick County
Lalgn
Mount Olivet
Frederick College
Board of School Commissioners
House of Delegates
General , Assembly of Maryland
Fredererick County
Waters
Sach Caunty
Midweek Prayer Meeting at Evangelical Lutheran Chapel
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES reports a mid week prayer meeting at the Evangelical Lutheran chapel at 7 20 PM followed by the Christian Endeavor Society monthly business meeting. An advertisement notes Springs Pills Fig Syrup for 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran
Cbriatian Endeavor Society
General Joubert Dead in South African Republic
Special dispatches report the death of General PJ Joubert commander in chief of the Boer army and vice president of the South African Republic. The news comes from Pretoria on March 1 with confirmation of his passing and implications for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasareros
W. L. Moore
Lotesco Maree
PJ Joubert
Vics
South African Republic
Blood Bath at Bouzarville Stable Duel Ends with Dog And Horse
In Bouzarville near Wayne County a violent encounter between a bulldog and a horse left the horse badly wounded and the dog killed. Neighbors, Mr Buhhrman and others, pursued the dog with a pitchfork after it latched onto the horse. A veterinarian treated the horse, stopping bleeding and stitching wounds. The dog died from extensive injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sada
Bouzeraille
Fredere County
Bure
Mae Bee
Szother
Mr. Buhrman
Waynesboro
Fire destroys Likes Berwanger clothing store in Baltimore
Special dispatch reports a major blaze gutting the Likes Berwanger & Co. clothing house on Faer Baltimore Street and Charles Street. The fire caused heavy damage to J. C. Dalany & Co. book and stationery shop. A second large fire burned on Pratt Street near Charles. Local authorities are investigating the causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Likes
Berwanger & Co
Baltinexs
Faer
Baltimore Strect
Guar Charles Street
J.C. Dalany & Co
Pratt Street
Charlee
Staatdsm Grounds Near Holland American Liner Flash
Special Dispatch reports the Holland American liner Staatdsm en route from New York ran aground near Butterpam today. No injuries are described and details remain scarce as officials assess the vessel’s condition and potential delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Butterpam
Staatdsm
New York
Hera
Macrum Tells His Story Before Foreign Affairs Panel
Ex Consul Macrum testified before the Foreign Affairs Committee recounting alleged indignities by the British during his tenure as United States Consul at Pretoria South Africa. He described mistreatment and criticized policy while detailing events from his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Waskinetos
Macrum
Foreign Affairs Committee Today
South Africa
United States
Pretoris
Lynching in Mississippi claimed by mob in Greenville
Greenville Mississippi March 28 William Edwards a negro murderer was lynched by a mob here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Miss
William Edwards
Senate to vote Tuesday on Puerto Rico bill
Wasmington March 28 Senate agreed to vote on the Puerto Rico bill on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmiseton
Senate
Puerto Rico
Divorce and court cases fill Harford county notes
Dr George Wella named organizer for the Bryag company to Anne Veer tel eocure Mrs Care't2 Ve BE tiself. Eljar F Etbeats seeks divorce from Etjar F Etbeats. M R Westaguster named in partnership deletion. Miss Nefie Minmuns of Baltire deed of the Jubets Hockiee Hospital burns. The Washington County Bar Assn notes. Body of sun fod dun in Baltimore sect road tracks in Cumberland identified as George McElosh, Allegany county farmer. Samuel G Brosids offered as assistant engineer in Havana Cuba. State testimony concluded in Robert J Wyatt murder trial. Aqueduct reconstruction near Hancock nearly done. water soon to flow into Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Miss Hattie R Clegg jailed in Baltimore with infant. Sheriff Kinbart of Harford county orders in lynching case verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wella
Ae Bryag
Anne
Care
Ua Ber
Bennett
Westaguster
Jubets
Hockiee Hospital
Burns
Washington County
Bell
Hagerstown Firebey Trust and Depot Company
Nin
Cumberland
George McElosh
Allegany County
Samuel G. Brosids
Baltimore Water Department
Cuty
Havana
Cuba
Robert J. Wyatt
Oliver Caulk
Nies
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Licking Creek
Hancock
Hattie R. Clegg
Baltimore
Babe
Tut Hail
Lewis L. Clegg
Walbrook
Kinbart
Harford County
Lawie Harris
Belair
Shake It Out of the System and Local Advertisers
An OCR fragment lists remedies and services from Clinton & Main and Birely's Palace of Music. It mentions a National Building Association surplus in Baltimore City, piano tuning, and sale of a second-hand upright piano. Also references Dr Wm C Boteler eye ear nose throat practice and Frederick Branch officers with local companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teke Muio
Clinton & Main
Washwages
Birely’s Palace of Music
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Markey Artest
Lawful arrests and a mistaken Fourth of July remembrance
Frank Marritt colored was arrested for disorderly conduct and fined one dollar by Justice White after pleading guilty. Lorenzo Watkins colored was jailed for 50 days for begging on the street. Thomas Penn faces a hearing for assault before Justice White tomorrow evening. A subscriber notes errors about presidents Adams Jefferson Monroe and Madison death dates and references explorers in Arctic and Zambezi expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Frank Marritt
Otther Ridenour
Jantlce White
Lorenzo Watkins
Officer Cook
Frederick
Thomas Penn
Brest
United States
John Adams
Jefferson
Monroe
Adams
Moores
James Madison
Eriber
Livingstone
Shupangsa
Pearry
Funerals Report Multiple Local Deaths and Services
The community held multiple funerals for Ruth M. Jefferson eight months old Susan Long Adam Bidel Mabel Green Catherine Shaff Mrs Elmira Rody and others. Services were at Lutheran and Reformed churches with pallbearers named. interments followed at Hopehill Bit Clivet Lutheran and Reformed cemeteries. Funeral directors included A T Rice Sons B R Etchison Henry O Feats and M R Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. Jefferson
Lawrence Jefferson
Lima Kirin
Hopehill Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Susan Long
Washington, D. C
Jefferson
Thos. Thrasher
R S. Schaff
Darner
Geo. Bier
B. R. Etchison
Adam Bidel
Lutheran
Middletown
Rev
M. N. Beard
Louis McBride
George P. Wiles
Charlen H. Derr
Nich
Catherine Shaff
Jefferson Iutheran
A. Hedges
Mr. Rica
M. ¥. Caller
Daniel Slagle
Chas. Zimmerman
John Feaster
J. S. W. Darner
E. M. Kessler
T. G. Cochran
Lutheran Cemetery
M. R Etcinson
Elmira Rody
M. L. Beard
Lutheran Church
J. W. Pontias
Reformed Church
M. G. Brandenburg
Cyrus T. Riser
Charles H. Derr
Lous W. McBride
George G. Coblentz
James O. Bossard
Henry O Feats
Jeffries Sharkey Pictures Promoted For City Opera House
The Jeffries Sharkey film reel comes to the City Opera House next Monday April 2 with matinee and night showings. The footage covers all twenty five rounds and aims to settle debate on Referee Siler’s decision. The re creations are praised for sharp clarity and faithful depiction of punches injuries and ring action from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Referes Siler
Gndden
Sharkey Reta
Coney Island
Isidor Saks to Visit Frederick for Free Eye Examinations
Mr Isidor Saks of Saks Optical Co Washington will be at the City Hotel Frederick on Monday and Tuesday April 2 and 3 inviting all with defective eyesight to call. No charge for examination. Also notices the National Building Association of Baltimore City organized in February 1895 and its local Frederick branch now in its fifth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Building Association
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Assata
Isidor Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D.C
City Hotel
Frederick
National Building Association of
The
Lecture by William Armstrong Delights Indianapolis Club
The EET DO literary circle of Indianapolis praises Chicago speaker William Armstrong in unpublished interviews. President John K. Griffitha notes Armstrong’s lecture as one of the most enjoyable and instructive to their club. He will speak at Woman's College on Tuesday May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Armstrong
Saccem
London
Spe BramsCos
EET Dorary Club
Indianapolis
Harrison
James Whitcomb Runey
John K. Griffitha
Chicago
United States
Armatrong
Amstrong
Woman's College
Bousa's Band Concert At City Opera House Delights Frederick
John Philip Sousa and his famous band played a memorable concert at the City Opera House yesterday afternoon. The trombone solo by Arthur Pryor drew enthusiastic encores, and a substituted cornet solo amazed the crowd. Bertha Bucklin's violin solo drew warm applause and an encore. The band then sailed to York, Pa, for a concert and plans to perform at the Paris Exposition after next week abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bousa
John Philip Sonss
City Opera Houss
Sonsa
Arthur Pryor
Blandis Duffield
Pennsylvania Railroad
York
Booncert
Sam
Herops
May Select Brunswick for National Guards Encampment
The annual National Guards encampment planned for July may be held near Brunswick with multiple favorable sites. Brayton, near Harpers Ferry, and Romington close to Baltimore offer rail access and rifle ranges. Fort Myer cavalry detachment will join militia, so proximity to home is preferred. Hood’s Sarmon advertised with medical claim ends fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
National Guards
Bronwick
Baltimore
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the Daily News
Thoss
Gene
Walter Saunders
George Bender
Charles 8. Fout
Wim. F. Seachrist
Roscoe C. White
Gourt Street
No. 56
West Churok Street
Ee Ee Hood
News OF the Churches
General Joubert
Lorenzo Merguer
Fru
Jol Geert
Bouzarville
Pasteord
Saul
Stastiam Agroend
Mississippi
Valenagse Eh Ad
Welsn
Sean Vld
Fy Iin
Plas
Tis Wr Neep Cneaste Ed
Baba
Houde
Evie & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Clinton E. Main
the Nations] Building Association
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental National Bank
Birely's Palace of Music
Edward C. Lease
Palmetto Fibre Company
John L. Johnson
Union Knitting Company
Baker Johnson
F. B. Sappington
C. Lamps
Ltc
Jardawis
B. Sapfington
A. T. Bige & Bons
Frederick, MD
Bailing's
Bailing Grocery Company
People's Grocery
Bailing Grocery
Christian Kalling
J. Heibely Keller
N. Market
TOOTM
Willard C. Beller, S. Patrick BT
Ceres Ville
Sheiner
D. Br, C. Nicodemus
Destist
Alfred “Rittre
LW Bounty
Amattors
Arles
P. Levy
Ray Serice
Court Street
Court
Iani Sdawie
Cleveland
H. Kalter
Droggiat
Frederick A& McCardell's
5. D. Thomas & Co
Briely
Palace of Music
J. M. Briery, Propr
National Banks of
Firelys Palace of Music
J. ML. Buxncy
Ous
William P. Harvey
Ar Trust Company of
Baltimore Cty
Packard
I Star
I Woods & Co
Rosenkranz H. EB
Knabe, Starr, Richmond & Singer
Mitler
N. Market St
Dr. Fabruey
Faltimore City
Clinton P. Paine
At Savings Bank of
J. M. Birely
Birely
Hood
GEO
Rodods
Weber
Sapauerr
Thabo
Fatelsfletus
Fluire
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