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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1900
Page
4
Tas Weeetz News to Offer a Twelve Page Issue
The TH WEEKLY NEWS announces Tas Weeetz News will publish a handsome twelve page issue on Thursday with new and many interesting features. It boasts the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and urges advertisers to use it. Copy for new ads for Tax Veriety News is due by 5 PM Wednesday and changes by noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Weeetz
Frederick City
Personal notices of residents visiting Frederick area
Purely personal notes list residents traveling and visiting. Geloick of Emmitsburg and Neans Parks of Westminster, plus Shriner of Cerestine and others from Martinsburg and Berkeley County are seen in Frederick or Washington on business or visiting. Families and friends in Frederick are mentioned with travels to Philadelphia, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Neaia Parks
Westminster
Frederick
Alfred Bister
East Fourth Street
Washington
E. A. Shriner
Cerestine
New York
W. L. Landerkin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Daniel Barrick
Wm. RB. Taylor
Washington, D.C
Lacy Michael
Thormont
Lacy Barrick
Jennis Lloyd
Berkeley County
Anna Kogelewistz
Misa Elis Pigman
Misa Elis Pigman, Miss Maulsby
Mis Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Philadelphia
Messrs
Charles Fagan
Oliver Coblentz
Pennsylvania
Laws Grip and Bail Case At Local Court
Russell Costly colored was arrested on charges of orderly conduct and tried before Justice White, who imposed a fine of 2.50 paid. Harry Reynolds, held on a peace warrant, appeared for bail before Judge Motter via writ of habeas corpus, with bail set. The passage notes the merchant adage about satisfying customers and the role of lawful notices in informing the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sustcz White
Russell Costly
Justice White
Costly
Ball
Harry Reynolds
Motter
Reverend Wheeler Accepts Woodsboro Lutheran Call
Tall Accepted. Rev William E Wheeler and member Theological Seminary at Gettysburg Pa have accepted a call to the Woodsboro Lutheran charge in this county and will be installed about June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall
William E. Wheeler
Member Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Woodsboro
Snch
Kews of the Churches Reform ed Missionary Society Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Reform ed Missionary Society will be held this evening in the chapel. Pores Pee ee ee Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Missionary Society
Officerd Chadwick Faces Navy Department Inquiry
A naval officer Chadwick admitted public remarks about Admiral Schley violated regulations. Secretary Long may order punishment, possibly a court martial, though authorities aim to avoid severe action. Debate centers on private opinions versus breach of faith and official policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Igtarrien
French E. Candwick
Admiral Sampson
Harship Goring
Longs
Chadwick
Chaderick
Admiral Schley
Navy Department
Sampson
Lang
Navy
Long
Admiral Crowninshield
Evans
Lowa
Four Months Record Health Report In City April Deaths
Health officer figures show 81 deaths city and county for April with 24 in city and 50 in county. Interments distributed across Mt Olivet Ss Johns and various local graveyards. mortality higher than March, city rate doubled. Interments at Olivet Cemetery total 40: 26 adults 4 children city 14 county 6 Washington 2 Baltimore 4 Virginia 2 Cambridge 1 Montgomery county 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Goopena
Death Rock
Mt. Olivet
Ss. John’s
Reformed
Michael
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
City
County
Washington
Baltimore
Vir-ginisa
Cambridge
Montgomery County
MAPKEING STILL HOLDS OUT IN BOER GARRISON TALE
Patch dated April notes the health of the garrison is good and the town will respond cheerfully to General Bobert's request for another month. Report from Nome details a Boer assault foiled by timely reinforcement, with British defenses holding firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxoos
Bobert
Bad Gur
Parke Rico Ceremony Impresses Attendees
Lt. Spechel Dispatra reported a ceremony at Parke Rico today featuring Abhay and Charles H. Alen in Goreface. Attendees described the event as impressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spechel
Santa Poste Hicu
Abhay
Charles H. Alen
Goreface
Parke Rico
Great Strike in Philadelphia Trades Reach All Branches
Workmen from every building trade in Philadelphia stage a citywide strike on May 1 as reports say about three thousand join the action. The stoppage blocks streets and hampers construction across major sites.
Rocky Ridge Community News Briefs and Local Visits
A parade of local notes from Rocky Ridge and Thurmont area recounts sermons from Rev G W Enders and attendance at a Frederick funeral for Howard Normia. Guests include Mrs J B Black returning from Baltimore, Miss May Biggs visiting Rocky Ridge, and Mrs Ada Young visiting Miss Eilen Lynn in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troufville
Ada Young
Otis Fuss
Eilen Lynn
Thurmont
John Kolb
John Strine
Walkersville
Harry W. Stull
May and
Roth
Carrie Garber
Frank
R. G. Smil
Samuel Haugh
Taneytown
John Foss
Charles Trent
BR. G. Smnll
Coachp Fox
Haugh
York Road
Debbie Fox
Louis Haller
Frederick
Nora Young
Woodaboro
J. XN. Young
Funerals of infants and others noted in local area
The funeral of the infants of Mr U W Mebb ing was held at 2 PM from the parents’ East Patrick Street home with Rev E L McLean officiating and interment at Olivet Cemetery. Israh Mort aged 76, died April 20 at Montevue and was laid to rest at Rocky Ridge with Donkard Church service. Rev E A Bronner and Rev T Kolb led. Claude E Watkins shot himself at North Branch Tower, buried at Boyds Presbyterian Cemetery with Junior Order United American Mechanical Lodge of Alexandria, VA in charge. Rev T D Richards preached to nearly 2000 attendees. Mrs Watkins to Staunton, VA. husband insured in two organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. W. Mebbing
East Patrick Street
E. L. McLean
Me. Olivet
Fshresder
Mis Israh Mort
Montevue Hospital
Frederick
Rocky Ridge
Alexandria
T. D. Richards
Germantown
Metropolitan
Cumberland
United American Mechanics
Watkins
Staunton
Work of Death Mrs Barbara A Bay Dies in Shepherdstown
Mrs Barbara A Bay aged 75 years five months and days died of apoplexy Sunday night at her home in Shepherdstown West Virginia. She is survived by five children including Mrs John B Bisch of Thurmont Maryland. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara A. Bay
Shepherdstown
W. Va
John B. Bisch
Thurmont
Glee and Mandolin Club Concert This Week
The Glee and Mandolin Cinba of the Woman's College under Miss Mary eas od will give a program in Co Tian Thursday evening. Admission is free. Also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for skin eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinba
The
Woman's College
Mary Eas
Co Tian
Rural Free Delivery Banquet Honors Smith and Rural Service
A Rural Free Delivery banquet in Westminster saluted Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith and officials. Speakers praised Carroll County as the first in America to establish rural trees delivery, noting its impact on rural life, newspapers, and postal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmaster
Charles Baiusry Smith
Kueets
Charles Emory Smith
Perry Keath
A. W. Marhes
Clarsucs Dawelo
Anc Rotary
Pootusster-General
George Alien
Heath
E. Ho Uathaway
Eastern District
H Conquest
Harry E. Croot
T. Herbert Shriver
Carroll County
The
United States
Smith
George W. Allen
Joshua W. Herjog
the Press
William E Curtis
Chicago Record
Postal Service
A. W. Aiachen
W. B. Baker
Maryland
Neboma Sperry
Connecticut
E. H. Hathaway
Diwiu OG. Aiaddes
Asaiatane
America
Congressman Baker
A. W. Macuen
Westminster
Treasury
Post Office Department
Republic
Great Postal Service
Sam
Augusta
Maine
Cape Nome
Alaska
Masonic Festival and Bazaar Planned in Lynch Lodge
The ways and means committee of Lynch Lodge of Masons met at Masonic Hall and decided to hold a strawberry festival late this month or in the five weeks in June. Preparations are under way to make it the most successful yet and to stage a Masonic bazaar this fall to benefit building the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Lodge of Masons
Masonic Hall
Jage
Dewey’s Reception Dims In Cumberland Crowd
The waning popularity of Admiral Dewey showed in Cumberland as a recent trip drew a smaller crowd than the prior rainy visit. Despite good weather, the Queen City pavement drew only about half the observers seen before, with few cheers noted in the amid the quiet audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Gorteerland
Cumberland
Queen City
Hayer's Appointment to Police and City Posts
Mayor William F. Chilton reappoints all city police and officials except the street lighting manager. James B. James is appointed on trial to succeed Democrat William D. Ridgely in the electric light department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayer
Wm. F. Chilton
Ight Hneman
Mm. B. James
Wm. D. Ridgely
Monster Moth Emerges In Frederick Yard Discovery
A giant moth hatched from a cocoon found on a Frederick apple tree by Robert A Kemp of Central National Bank. The eight inch wingspan insect, colored red white brown and olive, drew interest after a Professor Johnson lecture. The column also notes local paintings and a Kipling book sale, plus a restaurant changeover on Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A Kemp
Central National Bank
Ramaic
Mrr
Kemp
Prof
Johnson
Tash State
Esteemed resident Stevens recovers hearing after treatment
Min Stevens of 98 East Patrick street, once nearly deaf from ear disease, has regained hearing with Dr William C Boteler’s care. Also noted: Dr H G Radcliff now in Frederick at Market and Church. carpet cleaning service rate and a public notice from Mayor Caton. and teacher review courses starting June 11 offered through G C Heller at the Woman's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
East Patrick Street
TS Stevens
Wm. C. Boteler
H. G. Radcliff
Frederick
Market
Church Streets
Silks sale and cough remedy ad from Nuwre Muass
An old newspaper fragment markets American made silks at deep discounts with a buyback guarantee. It highlights Black Habut Silk and 20 inch Silks, urging customers to compare prices and visit Nuwre & Muass at 35 N. J. Market Bt. The ad also promotes Main's cough cure by Clinton G. Main, claiming it reliably relieves a tight cough and bronchial irritation.
Local notices from Frederick men and shops. entertainment May 4
Herman the optician plans a May 7 return to Frederick with an Opera House show on May 4 featuring Mrs. McDaniel and Prot Smith. Tickets cost 20 and 33 cents. Other items note Dr J M Radcliffe's office at 18 North Market, millinery move to No 22 West Patrick, Birney's music shop, and Bargain Lamps and groceries at 25 North Market with "White Star" Velvets and Ko Mi Toa tea among offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Frederick
West
Patrick Street
City Hotel
Furuinine
Saul
A Hntien
Exclusive Carpet Wall Paper House Seeks Your Patronage
The Xclusive Carpet Wall Paper and Curtain House led by L. E. Mullinex advertises a large stock of carpets and wall papers with new patterns and designs at historically low prices. They claim 4 percent gain over prior efforts, invite shoppers to compare prices, and promise frequent customer referrals while stressing large selection and fair judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Able
Rick
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