A May Outing by Histories Society Members
A May day excursion by the Histories Society executive committee rode in an omnibus driven by Eugene Sponster to Brunswick. They were joined by young people gathering wildflowers, crossed the Potomac via a new bridge, and had lunch at a Virginia riverbank spring. An account will be presented to the Historical Sect. Another Dead-Broke Ride to San Francisco. Two Century Wheelmen, W. H. Bell and L. E. French, plan a June 21 departure from Philadelphia to San Francisco for a $7,000 purse, reaching by September 1, with a condition to spend nothing on food or shelter along the way.
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Potomae
Virginia
Philadelphia
Century Wheelmen
W. H. Bell
L. E. French
San Princisco
Militia Camp Set for Ten Days at Frederick Junction
Gen Stewart Brown announced by order of the Governor that the State militia camp will open July 12 and run ten days on Col Charles E Trail farm at Frederick Junction. The site has been secured and the date chosen to align with moonlight for the encampment.
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Charles E Trail
Frederick Junction
Relay Ride Route From Washington To Denver Fixed
The wa server ex reports a six to seven day relay ride from Washington through multiple cities in Maryland West Virginia Ohio Indiana Iowa Nebraska ending at Denver via the Union Pacific Railroad. Dist of Columbia George B French district war dept Washington and others in charge list a chain of organizers across states with addresses in Baltimore Wheeling Columbus Indianapolis Jacksonville Ottumwa Omaha Denver.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Hancock
Cumberland
Uniontown
Brownsville
Pas Wheeling
W. Va
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Jonesville
Columbus
Richnord
Gienopolis
Crawfordsville
Fod
Danville
Decatur
Springfield
Jacksonville
Beardstown
Rushville
Roseville
Burlington
Mt Pleasant
Fairfield
Ottamewa
Oskaloosa
Pella
Desmoines
Stuart
Atlantic
Conneil Biuffs
Omaha
Fremount
Schulyler
Central City
Grand Island
Kearney
Lexington
North Platte
Ogatis
Neb
Julesburg
Union Pacific Railroad
Orhers
District of
Columbis
George B. French
War Department
Maryland
Albert Mott
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
West
Virginis
Jason C. Stamp
Market Street
Wheeling
Ohio
M. W. Bliss
Gay Street
George Dickson
Coxey Puzzle Captures Patience With Capitol Challenge
A new Coxey puzzle follows the Coxey march theme with a long box and pasteboard map. Three marbles labeled Coxey Brown and the Great Unknown begin at Massachusetts and must navigate town barricades and jail holes to reach the Capitol, testing patience and wit.
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Birthday Party at North Market Street Residence
The Eyler home on North Market hosted about 40 couples for a birthday party and a general gathering with cakes, candies, and fruits arranged on a decorated dining room table. Several guests are newcomers to the city and the evening featured games and socializing before guests departed late.
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Thomas W. Eyler
North Market Street
Eyler
Clara Wineberg
Delegates from Frederick county attend Christian Endeavor Convention
News of the Churches reports Frederick county delegates to the Hagerstown Christian Endeavor Convention with names from multiple churches. Rev Jack Rosser delivered a Romans XIII sermon at Trinity M E Church, resulting in a strong religious response. Ascension Day service was at All Saints Episcopal. Jacques de Molay Commandery attends evening services. Children’s Sunday school festival planned for Whit Monday. Reformed Chapel held morning service. annual Sunday school festival tonight with processional hymn and program.
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Geo. H. Mall
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Jac. Coldiflower
Lewistown
Revell
Clarence Baker
Misselle Powell
Trinity M. E
Jack Rosser
al Saints Episcopal Church
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Reformed Chapel
Advertising Advice From Barnum Day Book
An old editorial extols advertising as the sure path to growth and honesty over hype. It urges timely, truthful public notices and notes upcoming ads including Japanese Batting, Chins Liks, and various notices and school festival items in The Weekly News. It emphasizes choosing a good, newsy paper and placing ads where readers seek news.
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F. Thomas
A. Fairfax
Executrix
Weller
Carmel Sandsy School
Geo. K. Birely & Sons
Troublesome tramp sent to House of Correction
Chas. E. Haines, a tramp, was sent to the House of Correction by Police Justice Eckstein for six months and will be taken to the Institution tomorrow. Two umbrella repairers, also in the tramp order, were escorted from the city by an officer after excessive drinking. Eckstein stated that all such offenders in Frederick will be arrested and removed to keep them from annoying residents.
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Pleasant Personal Notes from the County Visitants
Local column lists visits of Aliss Ethal Lansdale and Miss Louiss Griffith of Montgomery county to Mrs. H. N. Etchison and others, with updates on Miss Mollie Kemp and Mrs. Wm. Ailner. It also notes physicians must register with the circuit court clerk by July 1, 1894, and includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm from D. BE. Carr of Kansas City for inflammatory rheumatism.
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Montgomery County
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West Third Street
Philadelphia
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al Tice Williams
Monrovia
Sod Jills Gertie Grubbs
Remptown
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Frederick
Rudy
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Drogmsts
Metriege Licenses Frankin Whipp and Elien D Mts as wardens
Metriege licenses Frankin Whipp and Elien D Mts as wardens at Monterue Hospital. Both individuals are noted as newly appointed to firearm and security roles within the hospital precincts, marking a step in internal safety measures.
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