Funerals Honor Captain Glessner With Military Touch
Captain George W. Glessner laid to rest with honors on Sunday at his East Sixth Street home. The service included G.A.R. and S.V. bands, three volleys by Frederick Riflemen, and a large parade to Mt. Olivet Cemetery led by drum and color guards. Interment followed, with A.T. Rice and Sons funeral directors directing.
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Glessner
East Sixth Street
E. R. Eschbach
Peter M. Baider
el Frost
Edward Y. Goldaborough
Heynold’s
G.A .and
W. H. Mehming
Roscoe C. White
Daniel E. Burras
Antietam Camp No
Mt. Oly.t
A.T. Rice and Sons
Frederick Riflemen
J. Beckley
Independent
Reynolds Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Antietam
Sons of Veterans
Peale
Fredenis Connell
Gleesner
Feneral
Fredonia
Sag
Personal notices of Frederick residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. A. W. Burkhart and Mr. J. XN. Zimmerman arrived home from New York city on Saturday eventing. Miss Nancie E. Bell, West All Saints' street, who had been on a few days visit to Baltimore, was returned home. Mr. John Davis, West All Saints' street, spent Sunday in Baltimore. Mr. George D. Buckey, of Union Bridge, Carroll county, spent yesterday in this city. Mr. Harry W. Sheckley, with N. KE. Fairbanks & Co, Et Louis, Mo, is spending a few days In Frederick with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bosley. Mrs. Knight, Miss Alexie MacDonald and Mr. J. Knight MacDonald, who have been spending the winter in the South, are expected In Frederick today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Burkhart
J. XN. Zimmerman
New York City
Nancie E. Bell
West All Saints’ Street
Baltimore
John Davis
George D. Buckey
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Harry W. Sheckley
N. KE. Fairbanks
The Grecian Cause at Frederick Meeting
A well attended Ischea of Frederick gathering at the YMCA supported Greek aid to the Christians in conflict with Turkey. Nearly fifty dollars was raised from voluntary contributions not solicited, with a push to reach fifty dollars to forward to Greece as part of the Red Cross Fund of Greek Women.
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Ischea
Frederick
Turkey
Y. MC. A
Greece
Red Cross
Advertising Novelties Sampled for Spring Printing
A large lot of advertising novelty designs fans cards and various unique samples has been received. Inspectors are invited to view the new features and those considering advertising should consult Tex News for up to date options before placing spring orders.
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Tex News
Religious services and church notices in May events
Large attendance at worship and Sabbath schools across churches. Communion and ordinations reported at several denominations including Evangelical Reformed Lutheran and Catholic parishes. Cornerstone laid for J Anthony of Padus church. multiple clergy attend. Mid Atlantic synod meetings announced with dates May 10 to 12 and May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gla Order
Heather Giraud
St. John’s Catholic Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Father Casey
Father Moore
Weter
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Genesie
Pleasant EU
Reformed Church
Woman’s College
Ger. Jno. E. Roller
Siazle
Westminster
Wm. A. Lakin
Evangelical Lutheran Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Chris Mission
Trinity M. EB
J. H. Wilhite
Emmanuel
God
Barnabas
Antioch
Trinity Gotherss Church
Taneytown
D. Frank Garland
Luther Kahlman
Evangelicsl Lutheran Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Timothy
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Mark
J. Anthony of
Padus
St. Mary’s College
Afernoon
Father O'Brien
St. Peter’s Church
Washington, D. C
B. J. Bredley
Mt. St. Alary’s College
Paul White
Liberty
Father O'Hara
Reva. Dra
Mc Sweeney
Tierney
D. Brown
P. Coad
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Kavensagh
C. M. Maloney
G. Mand Lefevre
C. BM
Emmite
Burg
Alt. St. Mary’s Seminary
John G. Gon—nolly
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
J. EH. Farnoz
Robert J. Patterson
P. B. Miller
Judge Ormond Hammond Dies After Prolonged Illness
Judge Ormond Hammond of Baltimore and Talbot County, longtime public servant and former United States treasurer, died at his son’s home after a six week battle with a spreading infection. Born November 9, 1825 in Frederick County, he rose to state positions, married the daughter of the late Rev. Luther J. Cox, and owned the Solline estate on the Choptank. He served in the constitutional convention of 1867 and held roles in the House of Delegates, State Senate, and Talbot’s Orphans Court. Survived by five sons and three daughters, funeral arrangements set for tomorrow with interment in Talbot County.
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Ormond Hammond
United States
Baltimore
West Hefsmachinet
Samuel T. Earle
William Oxler
Louis McLane T'ffisny
Talbot County
Judge Hammond
Frederick County
Luther J. Cox
House of Delegates
State Senate
Orphans’ Court
Talbott County
Cleve
Saadard
Ormond Hammond Jr
Maryland Ice and Cold Storage Company
Howard Hammond
Herbert Hammond
Hoffman Street
Linden Avenue
Francia E. Hammond
Percy Hammond
Directors Elected for Mt Olivet Cemetery and Local Firms
Frederick and O Possumtwn Turnpike Company reappoints directors Dr Farfax Schley John Motter Joseph Rodkey Alexander Brengle and Charles Cronteo. Mutual Insurance Company slate includes James Mesherry Charles Train Joseph Miler James Houck Samuel Duntrow Milton Urner David Winebrener James Walker John Eisenhauer A C McCardell Dr D F McKinney George Dean. Mt Olivet Cemetery directors Chas W Rose L M Nixdorf Wm S Miller L Chagan A McCardell Jacob Tyson Ewr Reichelberger A H Hunt Thos E Pope Arthur Potts. Franklin Saving Bank directors Augustine Leary Brengle J J Din Thomas Pope Edward McSherry John Eisenhauer James Houck Clayton Keedy. Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike directors T E B Miller G W Muller G Houck John Roekey J E Roelkey O N Hammarker C F Snook J R Brawner J C Cronise.
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Frederick and
O'Possumtown
Reichelberger
A. H. Hunt
Thos
E Pope
Arther Potts
Franklin Q
BANK
Augustine D. Wu’ Leary
Alexsnder Brengie
J. J. Din
Thomas E Pope
Edward G. McSherry
John Eisenbauer
James Houck
Clayton O. Keedy
Emmitsborg Turntiee
T. EB. R. Miller
G. W. Muler
G. Houck
John Roekey
Jor. E Roelkey
O. N. Hammarker
C. F. Snook
J. R. Brawner
J.C Cronise
Festive May Calendar Features Church and College Events
May promises a flurry of gatherings across Frederick with receptions at the Woman's College parlor and diverse events from the Mite Society to elocution by Professor Ford. May 10 hosts Miss Rachel Berard’s company for three weeks of theatricals, while May 27 Ascension Day marks Sunday School activities.
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Mite -Society of the Reformed Church
Woman’s College
Young Men’s Christian Association
Ford
Misa Rachel Berard
Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Church
Women’s College
Sunday School of the
Reformed Church
St. Mary’s Chapter
All Saints’ Guild
Hospital Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Woman's College notes recall rainy recital triumph
Despite Saturday night rain the Woman's College student recital drew an interested audience. Misses Naomi Gring, Helen Stauffer, Rosa Birely and Ruth Bartholomew from the advanced music department performed vocal and instrumental numbers with credit. A reception will follow for the Mite and Sewing Societies of the Reform ed Church at the college this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
Naomi Gring
Helen Stauffer
Rosa Birely
Ruth Bartholomew
The
Reformed Church
Women’s College
A Welcome Rain Over Rural Roads and Crops
A Saturday rain proved timely for farmers and gardeners as grazing crops and vegetables received ample watering. Soils loosened and growth was stimulated while prior rough roads improved briefly after the downpour, easing travel for a time.
Clover Leaf Weevil Threatens Maryland Clover Fields
State Entomologist W G Johnson reports a recurring clover leaf weevil outbreak in Maryland this spring. A fungal disease Empusa epizoa destroys larvae, with spore spread from infected insects, offering a natural control and a probable save of Maryland’s clover crop.
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Maryland
W. G. Johnson
Afr
BH. O. Devries
State Grange
Howard County
Thio
Johnson
Devries
Professor Johnson
Leviies
France
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Montgomery County
Leest
St Mary's versus Frederick nine halted by rain
BASE BALL. The game between St Mary's and the Frederick picked nine was stopped by rain in the second inning. Each side scored once in the first. Torrential rain fell during the College innings and a slippery wet ball, with Benson having little control, led to nine runs by the Frederick squad before stoppage.
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St. Mary’s
Frederick
Benson
Ladies Aid Society Holds Regular Meeting in April
County correspondence notes the Ladies Aid Society gathering last Sunday evening April 25 at 7 o clock with hymn singing scripture reading minutes read and various recitations duets solos and a collection. Mr and Mrs Barney L Zimmerman moved into a new house near the church. Mrs Jasper Shaffer and children visited Mrs D M Whipp family. Miss Katie Remaberg visited Eula and Florence Whipp. Mrs J Nealon Whipp and sons John and Charles visited Mrs Samuel Whipp. Latra Wade Rice of Baltimore gave a missions lecture at the Lutheran church on April 28. Washington reports tariff bill surplus to be unloaded on the country.
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Mises Eula
Florence Whipp
J. Nealon Whipp
John
Charles
Thorsday
Samuel Whipp
Latra Wade Rice
Baltimore
Went West Four Men Leave Town for Missouri
Four young men from Johnsville Calvin Baker Edward Rickets Edward Bregh ner and Carence Diehl left Tuesday for Missouri and have not been heard from since. Their destination market is unclear but the note mentions the Electric Road project and a switch from F. and M. tracks near the mountain summit. Marriage licenses were granted to Lewis Thomas Henry Jones and Nettie Murdock both of the city.
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Johnsville
Calvin Baker
Edward Rickets
Edward Breghner
Carence Diehl
Alice
Missouri
Lewis Thomas Henry Jones
Nettie Murdock
Petition for morning and evening trains to Baltimore
A petition circulated in Taney town appeals to A W Moze superintendent of the Frederick Division P RR for daily morning and evening connections with the Western Storyland Railroad. The aim is to allow passengers along the line to travel to Baltimore in the morning and return in the evening.
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Taneytown
A. W. Moze
Frederick
The Beat Way to Grow Ad Copy Advice
Napoleon said the army that rests is beaten. The article argues growth through newspaper advertising as the best path for business success. It suggests targeting a specific locality and urges readers to request Hood's Barapiaptila with a claim of unmatched merit and cures.
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Napoleon
Budget of Bright Local and General Items
Brief items cover advertising timing delightful weather and a bone ball magnate. Notes on wheat prices, honesty, water-supply work, global marriages, peach shipments, governor clemency, and social quips. Mentions taxes, streetcars, teachers pay, grain ships, Vienna organ grinders, and local nominations.
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King of Diamonds
Mercury
Caroline County
Wasfrat
Marriages in Mount Pleasant and Littlestown
Marriages recorded in April include William Daywalt of Hamiltonban to Stella Glass of Emmitsburg and Florence D. Smith, linked to Zantz in Littlestown. Community notices mention meat sacks and a push for Peerlean Paper Meat Sacks, plus local business updates on new houses and carpet store stock and prices.
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Day Walt—Glass
Mount Pleasant Township
Hey. D. O. Byler
William Daywalt
Hamiltonban Township
Stella Glass
Emumiteborg
Zantz—Smith
Littlestown
Rev
W. C. Wire
Whendle
E. B. Zantz
Florence D. Smith
Thurocot
Summer Nightwear Offer From Pine Gorge
A rustic ad notes light cambric gowns and two pairs of tan silk specials from Pine Gorge. Shoppers are urged to inspect items as a way to save money, promising cool comfort for hot evenings.
Joan Hennricrson Noted in City Trade Report
An obscure trade note cites Joan Hennricrson linked to P.B.-WEERL and THE BEST MON EY PGHASA KNOWN TO IHS TEADE-3IOMBI BING NEW, indicating a local business record or announcement. Further details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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P.b.—Weerl
IHS Teade
Death notices from Middletown area obituaries
The column reports multiple deaths: Chay Edward Sturgis of Murphysborough aged about 60, formerly with U S Marines and Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Eva Mann, wife of John Mann from near Middletown, aged about 23 with a 10 month old child. Jennie Irene Ecker of Woodsboro aged 28 years 7 months 11 days. Mrs Sophie Ot widow of Isae Eliott aged about 85. Interments in local cemeteries. funeral arrangements pending or noted by J. W. Kolb.
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Chas
Sturgis
Chay
Edward Sturgis
Flavius Sturgis
Murphysborough
Lil
Mr. Sturgis
U. S. Marios Service
Tlinois
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Ele Ig
Frederick
Wr. Sturgis
BY. Mann
Middletown
Washington City
Eva Mann
John Mann
L. A. Mann
Mercersburg
Stann
Woodsboro
Jennie Irene Ecker
Beiver Dam German Baptist Cemetery
J.J. Kolb
J. W. Kolb
Double Pipe Creek
Sophis Ot
Isse Eliott
Haugh’s Church
Patterson
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Postoffice May 1 1897
The following lists of advertised letters remain at the Frederick City postoffice for May 1 1897. To obtain these letters, applicants must call for advertised letters. if unclaimed within two weeks they go to the dead letter office. Gentleman list includes Brosius Kent Rice & Co. Saua ders Swearing Briefey Thomas. Lady list includes Dorset Florence Harner Hartzard Hartzard Mayer Miller Ramsburs Exmtzabn and others.
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Frederick City
Singer Manufacturing Co at 73 N Market Street
Local notice places The Singer Manufacturing Company at 73 North Market Street opposite City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Singer Manufacturing CompAny
N. Market Street
City Hall
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the Daily News
Nicholas Machiavelli
Lous
Loma
Paris
Timae Hood
Euthor
London
San Francisco
Hood
Sara Colemége
Ded
Sara
Quleridge
Meade
Gentty
Gor
Childmener
Traice
Ste
Kansss
Oklais
Missour
Wasemeros
D. C
W.L. Moonz
KL. G. Chase Co
B. Obenderfer
Urner
Miton G. Urner
W- A. Mansfield
John Bendrickson
B. Shaw
West Patrick Street
C H. Hacakatl
Creagerstown
Assekarl
Messrs
G. W. Cramer
George Baer
Grembine Dutrow
Daniel R. Snook
John W.busn
David Lambert
F. Schroeder
Armhive
Thomas P. Packard
Owensville
Christ Church
Beckville
Ascension Church
Gaithersburg
Eastern Conference of
Maryland Lutheran Eynod
Church of the Reformation
Baltmore City
Wne
Anite
Turnpike and Insurance Companies
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Turnpike Companiee, Mutual Insurance Company
Mont Olivet Cemetery Company
Meet
O'Pimcrtwn Turnpike
Woman's Colleges Notes
Washington
Senstora
Oratory
Simon Hammer
Salta
Averyland Theological Seminary
Vienna
Coxe’s Creek
Auns Arandel
Patapasco River
Lonaconing
Ges
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W. R. Ray
Peart
Barck
Cllzan
Bolivar
W. Va
Harper’s Ferry Sentinel
America
Baltimore County
Blakeney
Reform League
Minneapolis
A. A. Powell
Cincinnati
Qezn Victoria
Peerlean
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Groters
Taz News
Tula
C. L. Engle
Samuel
D. Reifsnider
L. BE. Mullinix
Ames
L. Hi. Mboiers
North Market ST
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Joan Hennricrson
Race & Neidig
Attings
Unis
Ridocr & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Strelt
Telephone
James 5
Walkge
DOLL _ BROTHERS
Apteer Victory West&aadtes
Dole Brothers
Whitsfly
Ous City
Don Buguzzi
Market ST
Railing Grocery CO
N. Marbet ST
N. Marreetst
GESAT
Grocerirg
Eee Asa
F. V. Staub
Mcxessax
Boston
Chalmers
F. V. Stacs
Norte Marsh? Street
J. Remsburg, Phl. G
Grom Hoxii
ocThawim J. J. Remseure
Rae Ee
Boss Bock
Bartholomay Brew Cos
BOCE
Lrading
Joan &, C. Lipps, Gov
West Patrick and Telegraph Ste
Wen
Frederick Mé
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