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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1898
Page
4
In a New York filing an editor at Hotel Geran is named in a case concerning INSL Al and Huraus ter. Authorities outline the matter and related proceedings with emphasis on the hotel and press connection.
Madison W. Wright of Denton arrested on a felonious assault charge involving his wife’s 16 year old sister Mary Stick. The incident reportedly occurred at Wright’s Third Street home Friday morning. The victim, a high school pupil, attempted suicide after the alleged crime. Wright, claiming innocence, awaits a hearing before Judge J. B. Wise nutt as State’s Attorney William H. Dewees and defense attorney A bust G. Towers prepare for trial.
Read about a town showing hopeful weather signs and upcoming events. Plans for a Braddock Heights hotel will be submitted by N. T. Haller of Washington tomorrow. Experimental work in the Atlantic suggests a long, slow turning current forming a vast pool.
Purely personal items recount visits and arrivals in the city. Mr Frank Fitzapatrick of Baltimore has spent a few days in the city. Dean Cliggett and son Jesse from Motora Station visited yesterday. John D Batheimer of the Western Soler home visited friends. Lowin Mohrting returned from Baltimore after delivering and selling two horses for 200 dollars. J N Fichtner of Baltimore, injured on the Georgetown pike in February, visited the city and is now recovered at home.
Reported sightings described coveral atone hirds on the criar voir with William D. Lipps capturing one bird. The captured specimen measured a loon of very rare fineness, connected to a noted health foundation and related seraparily findings.
A detailed meeting of the Key Monument Association approved a council to oversee the laying of the monument cornerstone on Flag Day. Members include Crhamins, Schley, Bisomlauer, Ty, Williams, Wick Smith, and Nelson with Mr. Golitste, Radlock, Jacob Pyson on the organizing committee. The design and copyright actions were reviewed, stage donations confirmed, and a private rehearsal set for Friday ahead of two April shows.
Josias Dyson longtime Montgomery County farmer and prominent taxpaying landholder died near Daw ROU at age 74 from paralysis. Dyson served in the Maryland General Assembly in the House of Delegates during 1842 and later faced a Democratic primary defeat. He previously operated grain and fertilizer business at Seneca along the C&O Canal. survives include a sister Mrs Byrd and a brother B F Dyson of Dawsonville.
Elder W. T. McKenney of the Frederick District was assigned to Cumberland. The Utter Union Sunday school was reorganized on March 27 with Rev. Al. Went as president and Rev. Asper as vice president. D. H. Wachter oversees supervision with G. H. Lambert as assistant. Librarians include J. W. Wachter and Greyson Stull. John H. Putman and Charles McClomn serve in financial roles.
Larry Rippeon of Monrova and Maude Etchison of New Market married Thursday evening at Mt. Airy Methodist church. Rever ends Woo Doll officiated. The couple plan farming near Phu Noo 4 and begin homestead life in a few days amid best wishes from Mt. Airy community.
Wheat values reported in Frederick with quotations: cash grain at 27 cents per bushel, Carn price at 140 per barrel, reflecting market activity and local pricing signals.
Community snippets report church and school activities in McKeystown and nearby Praunaery. Residents including Mrs Souders, Mr Basil Sieve, and Mr G W Olney appear in memos. meetings at St Luke's and quarterly aid society events noted. repairs and new constructions underway. visits among families and neighbors documented.
Warrants issued for Mia, Pater Handolph, Ann Tamdolph, Peter Randolph, and Hobiness regarding a local life crime. hearings scheduled for tomorrow evening.
A formal marriage notice from Dewistown reports Joba HT and Marthall along with Trp AL Blev, all residents of Dewistown, entered into wedlock. The record notes a ceremony and local officiants, with details partially obscured in the OCR readout.
A fragmentary report outlines actions in the Maryland General Assembly. It notes proposed indictments, censures, and voting patterns among Democrats and Republicans, plus committee reports on charter changes, new districts, and local bills affecting Frederick and nearby counties.
A quirky tale on moving day mingles with local real estate transfers in Frederick County. Amana J. Batson and William Het Kon transfer to William Jones. Luther M. Zimmerman and wife deed to John T. Schreyer. Ann C. Gaver and George W. Gaver to Samuel D. Gaver. William Morrison and wife to Vincent Hobold. a parcel in Frederick City transfers to Peo. Almeria and Company of road. The jurors, amid chatter of neighbors and spring air, pass time as the grand jury likely to be dismissed today.
Fragmented dispatch reports: a death case involving Ari Pibaty Ww. court petitions in progress. indictments against Charles Vesey and Jefferson. Baltimore merchants association reaction to battleship Aline description and wartime stance. Authorities plan port vessel actions and legal proceedings amid a citywide investigation and telegraph-pressed updates.
A fragmented report details widespread bank note withdrawals and deposited funds during a period of financial strain. It notes deposits fluctuating as customers seek cash, while large quantities of Baltimore notes flood the market and counter withdrawals reveal fragile bank health. The text also includes a ceremonial letter from the Junior Fire Company praising a family tribute.
The announcement describes a Republican nominating convention to choose candidates for Mayor City Registrar and five Aldermen. It notes expected Mayor nominee Jonathan Biser and lists several profile moves and attendees including Patrick, Wili Feeger, WLR Largytt, Captain Noble, and Union Verte enine' Ageciiton.
The Board of Directors of the Middle town railroad company met yesterday to review a request for constructing a road. The board discussed the proposal and decided to adjourn to a future meeting.
In a preliminary tally the City Registration office reports fewer registered voters than the published figure in The News at Hoy. Officials cite partial data from the precincts and await full returns for an official count.
A jumble of notices and local items includes a mayoral candidate’s brief, pledging service to workers and rejecting money influence. Separate chatter advertises Carty's Furniture Store and a music venue, plus eye care from Dr. Bateler and an offer to examine ears, eyes and threats.
An assorted catalog fragment mentions linen furnishings for home decor, including curtains and fabrics. The garbled text references items such as Swiss damask, tapestry styles, and striped curtains, urging readers to visit a carpet shop to view spring offerings at regular prices.
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