Frederick Weather Record and Trade Edition Plans
The Frederick Daily News announces May 3, 1991 as the date of a weather record release and outlines plans for an illustrated Frederick Trade Edition. It promotes Frederick’s business climate, invites manufacturers to locate here, and notes collaboration with L. S. Hagentagler to solicit support from local merchants for the endeavor.
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Frade Edicion
Frederick
Maryland
Reading
L.S. Hagentagler
USA
Purely Personal Notices From Knoxville and Nearby
Samuel Garber of Knoxville spends a week with brother Solomon Garber on East Fourth Street. C A Thomas of Afount Pleasant and family traveled via Braddock to Keller’s Mountain to view the scenery and recall early days. George L. Cramer and party return to Wills Point, Texas after four days travel to visit uncle John H. Reynolds. Harry Nast of Pittsburgh visits his home. A C McCardell and family head to Hagerstown for a brief visit. Alton B. Garry of the Government Printing Office, Washington, is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Garber
Knoxville
Solomon Garber
East Fourth Street
Afount Plessant
C. A. Thomas
Braddock
Kellers
P.pool
George L. Cramer
John H. Reynolds
Wills Point
Texas
Harry Nast
Pittsburgh
A.C. McCardell
Hagerstown
Alton B. Garry
Government Printing Office
Washington
The City Churches Sunday Services Schedule
Beginning tomorrow St James Lutheran Sunday school will meet at Sam instead of 1.45 pm Rev David J Beale BD D of Baltimore will preach in the Presbyterian Church tomorrow both morning and evening A sermon on Joshua the Great Military Leader will be delivered in Trinity AE church tomorrow evening The Frederick Riflemen will attend the service In consequence of Mrs Susan Warren death there will be no preaching in that church tomorrow Rev Fr Gaffney conducted May devotional exercises last night in St Johns Catholic church Fr Murphy will continue talks on the Sacrament of the Confession tomorrow before the Young Men's Catholic Union There will be Holy Communion in Trinity ME Church tomorrow morning The Rev C L Kennard will …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Lutheran Sunday School
Sam
David J. Beale
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Luther Kubinan
Tomorow
Gaffney
St John’s Catholic Church
Charles Lawrence Qualifies as Deputy Register of Will
Mr Charles Lawrence yesterday qualified before Clerk Parsons as a deputy Register of Will Lawrence has been occupying the desk of the late Edward McIntire since his death in the Register of Wills office this city.
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Charles Lawrence
Parsons
Lawrence
Edward McIntire
Register of Wills
Big Eye Hen Egg Exhibition At East Patrick Street Store
Mrs Eugene Taylor brought a large egg to a store on East Patrick street. The egg measures 6 inches around and weighs 3 ounces. Rich and Metuie’s show arranged an exhibition in the city on the 7th and 7th instants.
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Ar. Lewis &V. Mebrling
East
Patrick Street
Eugene Taylor
Fair Grounds
Mr Rich
Rich & Metuie
Market Gossip Reflects Town Life and Romance
The column blends village chatter on Adam Notagie and Will Hasler with a light note on marriage, Washington ambitions, and a bustling market. It covers local merchants, meat quality, fruit and vegetable prices, eggs and dairy, and playful anecdotes from Mt. Olivet, ending with quirky commentary on romance, sugar, and appetite.
Dr Talmage to Visit on the First, Say Bi ss y Brothers
Doubt arose whether Rev Dr Talmage would come, but the Bicssy Brothers authorize a definitive statement that the Dr Talmage will arrive on the date specified without fail.
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Dr. Talmage
Messrs. Bicssy Brothers
Maryland Pensions Names Jumbled List of Beneficiaries
A garbled OCR list from Maryland pensions mentions numerous names such as Philip Owens William Carroll John Homey Joseph Ridgeway David King Robert Young Thomas Diekebart Joseph Gerard Robert Lincoln and others. The text appears to be a corrupted roster or transcription error with many misspellings and fragments.
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Maryland
Philip Owens
Wiliam Carroll
John H. Homey
Joseph B. Ridgeway
David H. King
Robert B. Young
Thomas 3. Diekebart
Joseph Gerard
Robert Lincoln
Francis Janier
Levi T. Lewis
Thomas B. Wiley
Alonzo W. Webb
John L Conterey
James Barrod
Wallism L. Wain
Thomas B. Qesy
Weilac H. Baer
Lewis Wiseberg
Fts
Mary Ia
Welow
Mesey
Sopina Euwands
Fur
Jatitices Lingus
Katie
Middletown society and town improvements noted
Laurel location for Elmer Refatyer, Whit Monday celebration planned by Catoctin Lodge with parade and open air meeting. Middletown festival aims to be the most attractive, with free hourly entertainments. Sidewalk laying ordinance to enforce broader property-owner compliance. Local residents Ed Carrith and Mrs. Fannie Power mentioned along with plans for post office, store, and residence improvements in Kensington and Mt. Airy areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletuws Ligisstee
Elmer@ Refatyer
Richard G Kefauver
Univeratty of Maryland School
Mediving
Laurel
Catoctin Lodge
C. F
Board of Town Commissioners
Middletown Lodge
I. C
Bhank's Hall
West Main Street
Middletown
George Toy
Jorepn Hanen
T. F. Gaver
Toy
Kensington
Montgomery County Sun
Carrith
John L. Linthicum
C. F. Hall
Chas. E. Wise
Grove
Enormous Wheat Yield Reported in Whitman County
Joseph Coblentz of Vaughn Washington forwards a Tacoma paper to the Aliddietown Valley Register detailing an extraordinary harvest of 101 bushels and 11 pounds of wheat per acre by E. J. Northent in Whitman County Washington. The un irrigated, unfertilized land was sown October 1 1889 and harvested August 4 1890.
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Joseph Coblentz
Vaughn
Washington
Aliddietown Valley Register
Tacoma
Whitman County
E. J. Northent
Estate transfers and a desertion arrest in York
The report lists multiple estate transfers including Nathan Pumphrey to Moses Gardner for 404 acres with 22 perches at 2600 dollars and other property trades. It also notes John Alexander, born Frederick City, Md, charged with deserting his wife and arrested in Center Square by Detective Charles Hill, transported to Carlisle for the charge.
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Cxl
Nathan Pumphrey
Moses Gardner
Luther
Warrenfeltz
Jennie M. Warrenfeltz
Mary
Firor
David
William H. Webster
Clarence M. Phreeger
George F. Kamick
W. H. Weitzel
Brunswick
York
John Alexander
Frederick City
Center Square
Charles Hill
Carlisle
Man Falls From Roof Injuring Right Side
Solomon Garber of East Fourth Street fell from a roof at a house on L. W. Baughman's property near the city Thursday afternoon. He caught on timbers at the second story, suffering a bad bruise to his right side. He was later taken home and is recovering well.
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Solomon Garber
East Fourth Street
Col L. W. Baughman
Garber
Larceny Case Involving John Dorsey
John Dorsey, a colored inmate, was brought before Magistrate WH for the larceny of four suits of clothes from William Staub, a boarder at F B R Lorentz’s boarding house. He was released on this morning. Two other colored youths are implicated but have fled the town for now.
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John Dorsey
William Staub
FB. R. Lorentz
Baseball notes on player transfers after Harrisburg club disbands
Mr Tom Gittinger recently left Harrisburg to play with the Harrisberg club. He has signed with Bradford Pa team and will join them on Monday.
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Tom Gittinger
Harrisberg
Bradford
State vs Jomes Baker Assault Hearing Set
A hearing in the case State v Jomes Baker of Mount Pleasant for an assault on Daniel Barker of Walkersville was set today between 11 and 12 o clock before Magistrate Turner. Constable Miller made the arrest.
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Jomes Baker
Mount Pleasent
Daniel Barker
Walkersville
Turner
Miller
The Girl About Town’s May Festival and Summer Plans
A lively column sketches May festivities at central hotels and churches, fashion displays, and local shop news. It mentions Mary Jane’s spring bonnet, hats, fountains, a chicken coop model, and summer plans by Alex Brengle, Jake Kohrback, Jimmie Walker, and others. The Scribe visits Knoxville and Nicodemus, with breakfast tales and a push for ice cream and lemonade. Local readers are invited to attend May events and bazaars.
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May
Dawand
Subite
Hoerty
Neel
Alex
Brengle
Niagara
Jake Kohrback
Olce
Jacob
Elias Ramsburg
Jimmie Walker
Garret
Charlie Thomas
John Kennedy
Josh Bit
Albough
Central Hotel
LO. G. Tis
Besant & Knott
Knoxville
Forest Fires Ravage Maryland Countryside Across South Mountain
Fires swept the Washington county side of South Mountain near Pleasant Walk in Middletown valley, spreading smoke through the valley yesterday afternoon. A second blaze began last evening on South Mountain, east of the first, burning furiously in two spots as strong winds fueled the flames and destroyed valuable timber.
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Maryland
Washington County
South Mountain
Pleasant Walk
Middletown Valley
Elections To Be Held On Monday In Several Bodies
A number of elections are planned for Monday including boards of directors for Mount Olivet Cemetery Company Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike Road Company Franklin Savings Bank Mutual Insurance Company Frederick and Opossumtown Turnpike Company and others Emmitsburg will also hold two town elections Liberty today voted for officers of the Fairmount Cemetery Company
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Mount Olivet Cemetery Company
Frederick and Emmitsburg
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival Opens at Central Hotel
Purity Lodge hosted a strawberry and ice cream festival last night in the Central Hotel. The room was decorated with National colors and spring flowers on every table. A display of fancy work and assorted treats drew a good crowd, with children enjoying a grab-bag. The festival continues this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purity Lodge
G. T
Central Hotel
Flower Thieves Strike Pankels Yard In Tulip Theft
A theft occurred at Mrs. Pankels flower yard on Thursday as eighteen double tulips were taken. The culprits left only faded blossoms, prompting a warning that if flower thieves are active this season, a warm reception of barbed wire might deter them.
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Mrs. Pankels Flower Yard
Funeral service for Judge B. A. Cunningham
The funeral of Judge B A Cunningham will be held Monday at 1280 PD XM from his residence on East Second Street. Interment will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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B. A. Cunningham
Mondey
East Second Street
Taterment
Mt. Olivet
Picnic arrangements to be set by two committee
A two member committee Tissamond Ureer and N. E. Cramer was appointed to arrange the Phiiomatican Literary Society picnic. Beaches at Court Park are to be placed in grounds today by G. H. Resomsul. Several public notices and local items follow. The Board of County Commissioners plans a meeting on Monday.
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Tissamond Ureer
N. E. Cramer
Phiiomatican Literary Society
Court Park
G. H. Resomsul
Cours Hues
C. W. Hoss
Bere
Ervizat
Local notes on missing youth and farm incidents
County correspondence reports Johnaville residents visiting kin near here and a missing John Windigier possibly in Catonsville. Neighboring items note a young man leaving home, a cow found dead after raw turnips, a colt injury, a horse runaway, and social visits plus a missionary meeting.
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Henry Ketrow
Andrew Bowers
Phoebe Reppe
Johnaville
John Windigier
New Market
Jesse
Mollie Winpigler
Catonsville
Singthon E. Fox
Alice Hahn
Weat Walkersville
Mamie Sheetenhelm
Messra
Charlie Fox
Emory Lense
Luie L. Fox
Harry Jets
Patrick Sireet
John Fox
Hagerstown
Harvey Deckebaugh
Carroll Co
California
S. E. Fox
D. DB. Stone
John Nusbaum
Social events and a birthday surprise in Hagerstown
The Social World notes Miss Mary Alvey hosts a euchre party on Wednesday for Miss Willie Ritchin of Frederick with six tables and mixed-gender play. Florence McDonald receives a birthday surprise at East Patrick Street. A Baltimore engineer’s water-supply survey for the city awaits Board of Aldermen action amid divided opinions.
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Mary Alvey
Prospect Street
Hagerstown
Willie Ritchin
Frederick
Alex. Neil
Biases Willie Ritchie
Mery Neill
Juliette Collins
Leonor Hamilton
Francis Masons
Messrs
Richard Wallis
Lauran Smith
Hubert Smith
Lewis Syester
Wm. Hamilton
Edward McKee
Joseph McComas
Florence McDonald
East Patrick Street
Ar. R.E. Martin
Baltimore
Martin
Workers' Training Class Meeting Tomorrow at 9 A.M
The Workers' Training Class will meet tomorrow at 9 A.M. The Young Men's meeting led by State's Attorney E. Eichelberger is scheduled for 3:30 P.M. The subject is unbelief Maes Cow ards.
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E. §. Eichelberger
Cantata Rehearsal by Ladies Auxiliary at City Opera House
The Ladies Auxiliary of the F C Y M C A held their first rehearsal in the City Opera House last evening for a cantata to be performed later this month. About seventy people participated.
Mullinix and Kemp Advertise Large Mattings Stock
Mullinix and Kemp advertise 4920 Y Artanese and Chinese mattings just arrived in stock. They claim the largest matting invoice ever received, with references to Japanese goods and popular Bangos and Shintos. They note limited rods arrived and another big invoice on the way.
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Fredericx
Frederick
Mullinix & Kemp
N. B
An Interesting Seminary Entertainment by Preparators
A large audience witnessed the Frederick Female Seminary preparatory department presentation. Miss Minnie Criston led the program with scenes, declamations, and a pantomime chorus. Notable students Florence Miller, Helen Stauffer, Daisy Detrew, and Bessie Motter contributed through recitations, songs, and costumes, earning high praise for talent and stage presence. The event closed with a graceful dance, reflecting credit on the time honored institution.
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Frederick Female Seminary
Minnte Crist
Speth Gentry
Deselogue
Berging Siip
Florence Miller
Liongrvnce
Minses
Ilulea Reber
Helen Stautler
Parco
Ottue Chareiv
Ukalusue
Queen Cernivalof
Spears
Ciera
Ulan
Noyvitaion
Siea
Maids Rehr
Canesra
Plowert
Villase
Hitle
Misa Daisy Detrew
Halds Rohr
Sim
Hula Obr
Beasley Duff
Bessie Gotvendamer
Mamie Heck
Danny Dutrow
Blast injures workman at a well site west of the city
Yesterday afternoon William Reynolds and another colored man were digging a well on Mrs. Ellen Howard's property when dynamite failed to explode in a blast. A second blast discharged, throwing Reynolds about ten feet and covering him with dirt and stones. Eyelids were cut and injuries bruised but not serious. Dr. W. A. Long treated him at home on DeGrange.
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Ronea
William Reynolds
Ellen Howard
Resnolda
Taney
Reynolds
DeGrange
Allsy
W. A. Long
St Euphemia's School Incorporation in Emmitsburg
A certificate of incorporation for St Euphemia's School of Frederick County was filed in the Frederick County Clerk's Office. Applicants include Stese Noyland Margaret Rooney Elizabeth Peice Cath erine Dolan Catherine Torpsy and Cath erine Russell all residents of Emmitsburg with the corporate name The Be Euphemia's School of Frederick County and a forty year term to provide religious and secular education with principal office in Emmitsburg Reid County. The incorporators will manage the first year by serving as directors.
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St Euphemia’s School
Frederick County
Stese Noyland
Margaret Rooney
Elizabeth Peice
Catherine Dolan
Catherine Torpsy
Catherine Russell
Emmitsburg
Ergland
Euphemia’s School
Cach Corporation
Code of Public General Laws
Maryland
Maryand
Emmitaburg
Reid County
Local Mention of Sales Rise and New Advertising Aids
A report notes a one third rise in retail sales of Ceresville roller Hour during the week ending March 21, indicating strong public demand for a good article. The ad firm announces new novelties for spring advertising and offers cheap printing, urging readers to visit the News office.
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Ceresville Roller Hour
Msoufacter Cox
Aes
E. A. Shriner- Lilting Co
John Hendrickson wraps up low price deals
John Hendrickson, 1ps Sidol offers gives you now on wraps with low prices.
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals and Guests List Fragment
A fragmented OCR list shows hotel arrivals with numerous names and places including Petersburg Virginia Baltimore York New York Harerora Calambis and other unclear entries. The readable items include J W Creeter J T Bueh O B Sereck 7 D Godfrey G W Clark and C J Wallace among others.
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J. W. Creeter
J. T Bueh
O. BH. Sereck
D Godfrey
J. #. Webber
Pha
Joe Baal
Petersburg
G. W. Clark
A. Doers
G. Leber
W. Z. Horney
W. S. Brumbaugh
A. Weston
Baltimore
C. J. Wallace
York
J. Apperry
N. Y
Grove Horse
I Paitner
Elliott's Baby Found After Wreck Toll Remains Unearthed
Remains of Curtis F Elliott, cousin of Mrs Adolphus Fear bake of Frederick, identified after a Baltimore cabin wreck. Elliott, 53, long employed by B and C, died instantly at the scene. Funeral to be held this afternoon at Loudoun Park with Odd Fellows and Seven Wise Men in attendance. Coroner's jury censures the freight crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thesdar
Curtis F Eliott
Adolphus Fearbake
Frederick
Sud
Eliott
Batsmore
Camden Station
Elliott
Sui South Paca Street
Thomas Lowe
Loudoun Park
Franklin Lodge
No. 3
Odd Fellows
Kappa Council
Seven Wise Men
Lille Andrews and Oscar Towher Wedding Notice
Hymeneal cards announce the nuptials of Miss Lille Andrews daughter of Rev J A Price formerly pastor of the B church this city and Mr Oscar Towher The ceremony is set for Wednesday May 13 at 1 a m in Ryland MOE church Washington District of Columbia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille Andrews
J. A. Price
B. 5
This City
Oscar T. Towher
Ryland Moe
Washington, D.C
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the Daily News
Pfrederick
R. H. Campbell
G. J. Doll & Son
L. A. Hager
Moon
Cupid
Adam Notagie
Will Hasler
Adar
Adam
Mary Jane
Mery Jane
Will
Congress
Krowpy
Greencastle
Cline
Yiz
Potomac
Oar County
Coutemperartes
Dave Brengle
Davy
Jaxz
Concenara
Mullinix
St, Euphemia's School
Nepterday
D. H. Best
M&dich
Ladie S
N. Market St
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Cc. F. Cline & Co
Ceeeze Arpets
Atten Miartise
City Carpet House
C.F. Cline
George Vox
Hartley
John Hendrickson
AGATE
Geo. A. Gilbert
Childirens
ION
Tnell & Son
Abbbie
Bratyizs
Challizs
Flanneileties
Dolls Sam
Tike Hemimax
Luder
Engige
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