May Onting Excursion By Historical Society Members
A section of the executive committee of the Historical Society traveled overland yesterday to Brunswick in an omnibus driven by Eugene Sponsel ter. They were joined by a group of youths gathering wildflowers for Mayday. They crossed the new Potomac bridge and lunched on the Virginia side. a report of the trip will be submitted to the Historical Section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. May Onting
The
Historical Society
Brunswick
Eugene Sponselter
Potomac
Virginia
Route fixed for Washington to Denver Bicycle Relay Ride
The relay ride route from Washington to Denver is fixed through Rockville Frederick Hagerstown Hancock Cumberland Uniontown Brownsville Washington Wheeling Cambridge Jonesville Columbus Richmond Indianapolis Crawfordsville Danville Decatur Springfield Jacksonville Beardstown Rushville and other towns to Omaha and finally Denver. The ride lasts six to seven days at about ten miles per hour with district officers listed in charge across DC Maryland West Virginia Ohio Indiana Iowa Nebraska and Colorado.
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Kne
Washington
Denver
Rockville
Frederick
Hagerstown
Hancock
Cumberland
Uniontown
Brownsville
Pas
Wheeling
W. Va
Cambridge
Jonesville
Columbus
Richmond
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Ind
Danville
Decatur
Springfield
Jacksonville
Beardatown
Rushville
Roseville
Burlington
Mt Pleasant
Farfield
Ottumwa
Oskeloosa
Pella
Desmoines
Stuart
Atantic
Coane
Bluffs
Omaha
Fremount
Schaigler
Central City
Grand Island
Kearney
Lexington
North Platte
Ogalla
Neb
Julesburg
Col
Union Pacific Railroad
District of Columbia
George B French
War Department
Maryland
Albert Mott
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
West Virginia
Jason C. Stamp
Market Street
Ohbio
Af. W. Bliss
West Gay Street
Columbne
George Dickson
North Delaware Street
Davis
Maro R
Thompson
North Main Street
Iowa
J. A. Pallister
Nebraska
J. E Ebersole
Douglas Street
Colorado
C. H. Hilton, Jr
South Street
Coxey’s Army Puzzle Enters The Public Mind
The Coxey puzzle pretends a long march with a pasteboard map, holes and jails along the route. Three marbles stand for Coxey Brown and the Great Unknown, starting at Marsilion and must reach the Capitol without dropping into traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey, Brown
Marsilion
Capitol
Eeat
Birthday party at Eyler residence brings forty couples
The Eyler home on North Market street hosted a pleasant evening for about 40 couples of young Misses and gents from various city sections. Guests contributed cakes candies and fruits and enjoyed games in a dining room table set with evergreens and flowers. Several newcomers to the city attended as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Eyier
North Market Street
Mr. Eyler
Clara Wineberg
North Alarket Street
News of the Churches in Frederick County
Delegates to the Christian Endeavor Convention at Hagerstown include Foxtillie Iri SMe Buhrman Fox Harmony Grove Cronise Aller Woodsboro Jennie Stim Tol W. B. Stambaugh Frederick Mamie Best Fox G Renner W Zimmerman Knoxville C J Wright Braddock Wm Brown Geo H Mull Graceham Rev M F Oerter Jno Cauli flower Lewistown Rev Revell Clarence Baker Estelle Powell The Trinity M E Church sermon from Romans XL 11 proclaimed salvation nearer than when we believed Ascension Day service at All Saints Episcopal church this morning Whit Monday children festival at 5 this evening Reformed Chapel service this morning annual Sunday school festival at 7 with processional hymn and program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Christian Endeavor
Hagerstown
Foxtllie
Iri Sme
Buhrman
Fox
Harmony Grove
Cronise
Aller
Woodsboro
Jennie Stimtoel
W. B. Stambaugh
Frederick
Mamie Best
G. Renner
W. Zimmerman
Knoxville
C. J. Wright
Braddock
Wm. Brown
Geo. H. Mull
Graceham
M. F. Oerter
Jno
All Saints Episcopal Church
Jacques de Molsy Commandery
Reformed
Advertising Aids Business Growth In The Wesniy News
A historical note urges business to beat last year’s sales through strategic advertising. It advocates timely and truthful ads, choosing plain language and trusted newspapers. The piece lists current ads in The Wesniy News including dress goods, mats, silks, specials, groceries, and notices. It concludes with a memorial and school festival entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fost Ag
Toe
Wesniy News
Troublesome Tramp Sentenced to Six Months in House of Correction
Chas Haines a tramp once in tolls before, was sent to the House of Correction by Police Justice Eckstein for six months. He will be taken there tomorrow. Two umbrella reporters were escorted out of the city yesterday by an officer for tramp behavior and excessive drinking. Police Justice Eckstein said that all such tramps found in Frederick will be arrested and sent away to deter public annoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Haines
House of Correction
Jusnice Eckstein
Frederick
Eckstein
Pleasant Personal Notes and Local Notices
Purely personal items recount visits by Miss Ethal Lansdale and others visiting relatives in Montgomery and Hagerstown, with several local names and places. A section warns physicians in the county to register by July 1 1894, fee one dollar, first to register Dr Henry Riggs. A letter promotes a remedy for inflammatory rheumatism and mentions local druggists and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethal Lansdale
B. Lanedale
B. N. Etchison
Louisa Griffith
Montgomery County
Mollie Kemp
West Third Street
Philadelphia
George W. Bradley
Allice Williams
Monrovia
Gertie Grubbs
Rematown
Wm. ButHer
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Mamie Alichsel
Doubs
Henry Riggs
Marriage Licenses for Franklin Kr Whipp and Ellen D Mie Ast
Franklin KR Whipp and Ellen D Mie Ast both employed as wardens at Mon Wevud Hospital apply for marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriage Liceness
Franklin KR. Whipp
Ellen D. Mieast
Mon- Wevud Hospital
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Kignes
Stamens
Wall St. N
the Daily News
Century Wheelmen
W. 2 Bell
L E. French
San Francisco
Miia
Stewart Brows
Wilitts
Maine
Charles E [Rall
Frederick Junction
Syvaurhicg
California
San Francsco
Cal
Aglisville
Fyew
York
W.Y
Scotts
Bose
Coxey’s Army Puzzle
Orry Hore
Clarence Kinnan
John Giltzan
B. G. Thomas
Campbell
W. Sherman
J. L. Johnson
C.C. Dankle
J H Cook
J. W M. Lonsaga
J. A. White
A J. Hamburger
D. M. Buchanan
F G. Mears
Eldridge
D. M Bryant
Wilmington
C. B
Geo. Murry
Wishard
Weverton
Baltmore
Caugst
Warner & Dume
Hostetver
Hins
Bontes
Albert L
Shiloh
Albert L. Pestre
Karl
Albert J. Pearre
Apothecary
Rore
Babnum
John Hendrickson
Mullinix & Kemp
Chris Silks
Renner & Kemp
Rodock & Nefdig
Jas
E. Walker & Co
D. GH
Best Groceries Besant & Elnott
Geo
F. Thomas
A. Palrfax
Executrix
Weiler
Carmel
Geo. EK
Birely & Sone
Cacrof
Harmeer
Kansas City
Wisconsin
L. Pearre
W.E Endy
Drugesste
C. L
Pierces
Sarag M.ryeer
Eyeeer
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Louis
George A. Gelbert
North Market St
Frederick, Md
N. J. Wilson & Son Excelsior Stove House
East Patri Frederick, MD
Indiana
Solomon Yewell
Sol
NY Cavalry
Wate
Indiana Enfanotry
Miles
Solomon Verell
Marion
de Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Inc
Nelaton
Seisnica
Lilly, Rogers & CO
John Winns
J. A. Williamson
Fredenck
Ua Forsammilan
Brussels
Hall
Headington & O
Charles St
Fayatta
Wilcore
Shiloda
HILOH
A. L. Pestre
Oxford
Stetson
LOY & Perry's
Omlipinrambo Bay
E. Patrick St
O Specialty
L. M. Hildebrand
Catarag
A. L. Pearre
South Market Street
Patrick
Steiner Bros
A. Williamson
Jerie Medical Co
Buffalo
Brame Pewiii
nowAally Pitts
Sexton Grand
Tron King and
Noble Cook
Frederick Stove
E. Patrick
D. Thomas & GO
Pata
Will Cote
Ee Cook
Child’s Excelsior Sleeping Coach
Grand Rapids Furniture
W.H. B. Etchison
South Barket Street
Frederickx, HO
Telephone
E. i. Ressburg
Carlin House
Chas. i. Stieff
North Liberty
WTEW
Eaena
W. L. Douglas
Desser
W. Ek. Douglas
W. L. Dougas
EL. Douglas
Brockton
Basasere
Yeakle City Hall
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