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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1892
Page
3
A compact 19th century style classified line notes items for sale including a cow, pineapples, and assorted misc items. Names such as W Irving Parsons and Dr Hantesty appear with local mention of writings and meatlon context.
The document records December 1401 figures for the relief association, including expenses and payments such as death benefits, injuries, and general expenditures. It notes totals like 690,473 45 and 52,593 90, with references to advances, artificial limbs, and monetary disbursements, ending with an order to Washington. A rushed medical report mentions catarrhal symptoms and a transfer to Washington for the Animal Centre observation.
The Frederick State Convention will elect four delegates-at-large and four alternates to the National Republican Convention with two presidential electors at large. Maryland factions led by James A. Gary and Norri son opposition seek control. debates center on Baltimore's Johnson faction and alignment with Sherman. Delegates from Carroll County include Dr. S. T. Helfer and John C. Motter amid reconciliation talks.
Another case of Recktcanca J P Boyer of Middletown, who came to the city with a stallion, was arrested by Officer Abrecht for reckless driving and fined $585 by Justice Eckstein, the fine paid with collateral. Boyer caused excitement by racing through streets, endangering children and pedestrians. his horse became unmanageable and ran on the pavement before he was captured on Gents street.
The note lists current market offerings such as kale, shepherd sprouts, lettuce, onions, asparagus, radishes, cabbage, tomatoes, parsnips, and leftover items, plus sugar and Dutch cheese. It mentions optional items like penny-ras, horseradish, and rhubarb for pies, hinting at upcoming strawberries if warm weather continues.
Ladies' Auxiliary met and appointed committees to advance a Carnival and Jubilee likely around the 10th and 20th of the month in City Hall. A large gymnasium class formed with Harry Fisher as instructor, meeting Wednesday night. Police report two colored men, Bertour Casem and Baail Sewall, jailed on rape charges with hearings set at New Market. William Sewall, also charged with shooting William Crampton, awaiting trial with a hearing today. County elections chose three commissioners for one year terms in Walkeraville and Emmitaburg districts. names listed for each locale.
A sequence of train wrecks disrupted the B and O line yesterday near Aykenvilie Bilscott and Ablel s Mill with no injuries reported. An earlier wreck near Buleett City resulted from a coupling failure causing havoc among travelers and crews.
Aefe Nevekers in Honor. Burglars entered the Kenor Howard county post office and an iron ware shop Wednesday night. They forced a door but did not reach the cash. Boots, shoes, and other articles valued at fifty dollars were taken. A man described as a vigilant observer saw a figure inside around 11 to 12 o clock. The store owner was present but paid no attention to the noise.
Reports from Methodist and Lutheran congregations describe weekly services, ordination plans, church elections, and sermons. Rev Jor Zener announces relocation to Ledontaa, and Rev Mernolder selected for Utica missions. Ladies' Aid elects officers. Young People's meetings held. theological exposition on Christ the Good Shepherd outlines pastoral duties and the shepherd’s unity with his flock.
A tornado swept through the northern Panhandle of West Virginia, about fifteen miles wide, blowing down a trestle on the Western Maryland line near Cherry Hill. One carpenter died instantly. Harry Stein of the Maryland Engineering Corps was badly injured with leg and rib injuries, and several others were hurt. Major Boyne supervised the work. names of several injured carpenters were not learned. hotel arrivals listed from multiple cities.
The Maryland Union drum corps presents a ball at Groff Hall on Fort Worth street Thursday evening May 7. The corps will leave its whale headquarters at 7 90 o'clock under command of Paloe George Parrish and lead a parade. Prof mandoish nfarma orchestra will furnish music for the occasion.
Menara J P Boyer and Willian Eb bert s Jr were walking in Baugher’s Woods last Sunday when two venomous snakes killed a copperhead and a timber rattler measuring 2 feet 8 inches to 2 feet 10 inches.
Canned goods at Frederick City Packing Company factory have been moved to the warehouse. The Teachers Institute will be held at the Male High School on North Market Street next Friday, the 9th.
A broad sweep of late 19th century notices details state appointments, indictments, arrests, and senate dispatches. Governor delays new picks while Luther C. Gedd becomes State Warden and Edward C. Gantt gets Amerunde county State's Attorney. A Belair physician heals after a bronchitis attack, and Belair town elections yield re elected officials. Harford and Anne Arundel counties report grand jury actions, murder trials, and political primaries shaping mayoral and council races. The Cumberland primaries target delegates for Chicago, while passage of whisky tax indictments and highway thefts appear in court. A Hagerstown visit by railway executives previews site purchases, and city council advances sewer and street car projects with construction bids and street improvements.
A distorted New York World column recounts Herbert Adler alias Arthur Adler Allan Herbert Hoosevel: Van Ronpalest. Once tied to the Van Kenelare family of New York, he fled to Norwalk to avoid exposure, posing as a trusted member and draining thousands from his family before attempting a return to respectability.
The fragment outlines shifts in ownership and management of an inn from 1870, notes John Riley taking charge, and records a sale sequence where ownership changed hands. It mentions a purchase price of 95,200 and a sale price of 41,000, with references to travelers and freight routes.
A garbled OCR item cites Pollo Dowet and Rodt Mitchel being arrested by Officer Hobta on a charge of being drunk and exposing. The text is incomplete and contains numerous misspellings making exact names and actions difficult to confirm.
A Philadelphia letter reprints a Cham berburg telegram dated thirty one years ago noting a sudden shift in Maryland Union support. Reports say Stars and Stripes waved in Hagerstown and Frederick with guards reluctant to parade. discussions of hanging secession sympathizers and immediate Union activity in Allegany and Hagerstown.
The Marytani Institute reports teachers and pupils enjoyed Easter vacation visits and a June reunion at the National Deaf-Mute College. Principal Ely invited many, Miss Alto Lowman will graduate, and the Pedestrian Class walked to Frederick junction. Brown Dick the famed trotter died aged 20, leaving a lasting memory of racing days.
A 1862 letter shows a large Japanese supplier pledging to confine goods to their plows for the market. They note local orders for Joint Toem Panties Double Dyed Japanese Mattings and promise price and quality advantages while warning against delaying orders.
Weather forecasts predict a stormy May with a strong low pressure system and high winds. Expect heavy rain, thunderstorms, and potential cyclonic activity across eastern regions, followed by fronts advancing westward and a mix of warm and unsettled days into late May.
The regular monthly meeting of the canal story was held in the lectures room of the Frangelical church yesterday afternoon. Mr J OY Stauffer was appointed delegates to the classi at Mount Pleasant Thursday and Mr Joseph Crontse alternates.
Local notice promotes Samuel Ward paper brands sold at the Gen Store opposite City Hotel. Also announces Dr HG Wardesty an ear and throat specialist visiting Cly Elotol Thursday and Friday, May Gand too.
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