Personal notices from Frederick area travelers and visitors
Purely personal notices list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby counties. Individuals include Janie Zacharing of Baltimore visiting friends, Adolphus Fourhake in Washington, Cieo Birely of Birely Bros. on Baltimore business, Rev S Ute in Pennsylvania on ministerial duties, Padgett ex-treasurer of Plata in town, James W. Tagore near Woodsboro, Eloise Young returning from Atlantic City, W L Ritchey and daughter with I B Reid in Frederick, Sarah E Cook visiting her daughter, John W Roberts in Frederick, Hattie Marshall visiting Olive, Jennie Young returning to Baltimore, G Edward Myers and children returning from Washington, and other local residents visiting or visiting home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Zacharing
Baltimore
Vissling
Adolphus Fourhake
Washington, D. c
Cieo
Birely
Birely Bros. Wis
Rev. S. 1B Ute
New Market
Pennsylvania
Padgett
Is Plata
Charles County
James W. TaGore
Woodshoro
Frederick
Eloise Young
Athutic City
W. L. Ritchey
I. B. Reid
Chambersbur
Wrens
Sarah E. Cook
Shepherdstown
W. Va
G. W. Roderick
John W. Roberts
Westminster
Jamca H. Gam- Drill
Hattie Marshall
Kearneysville
R. H. Boteler
Olive
Jinganore
Joseph Krei
Clemsonville
Samuel Nus- Intam
Death of George Colton A Maryland political figure
George Colton a leading Maryland political figure and public affairs worker died in Baltimore aged eighty. Born in England he emigrated as a child, apprenticed as a tailor, then built a Maryland career including service in the House of Delegates and multiple political offices. Known as a tireless organizer, he was famed for his word being as good as a bond and earned the nickname Waels George among colleagues. The obituary notes his long public service and influence in state politics.
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Colton
George Colton
Maryland
Baltimore City
England
Leonerdtown
Maryland Republican
Annapolla
Baltimore
Hose of Delegates
Baltiore City
Ilia
Waels George
Jon Tarlatg
Flyattstown
Montgomery County
Theatny
John II Tebler
Emily
Vanor
News of the Churches and Mission Meetings
Sunday School classes at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church closed their season with a morning gathering and refreshments. China Mission Chapter plans a 4 o'clock meeting tomorrow afternoon. The Methodist Foreign Missions conference opened in Baker Chapel, highlighting support for missionary work and regional centers to fund the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koviety
Brinineas
St. Mary'a
AIT Sainte’ Episcopal Cini
Otober
Raual
China Mission
Eer of Foreign Missiona
Hurch
Westerday
Baker Chapel
Weetern Markand College
Eilly
Magnus
Depa
Ari
Emeniig Peneer
Port Rico conflict drives swift naval moves amid Spain crisis
Reports from Key West and Havana describe Admiral Sampson and Admiral Schley advancing ships toward San Juan and Caribbean approaches. The Spanish fleet under Cervera rumored to head toward Cadiz or Cape St. Roque, while U S forces assemble in the Caribbean and at Manila. Public sentiment turns against the United States as unrest spreads in Spain and protests continue at home.
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Tn Naval Cielys
Chery
Cadiz
Cape St. Roque
Oregon
Marietta
San Juan
Torto Rica
Tf Hoe
Spain
Dewey
Manila
Havana
Barbadoes
Sampson
Pce
Tur
Burrows
Porto Rico
Wastington
War Department
Admiral Dewey
CAPT MECKLEY TO RETIRE AND REGIMENT REORG
Cap t Meckley announces retirement from command of the Brederick Regiment at Camp Wilt. Benjamit is named to succeed, with Col Lane and Major Randolph Barton involved in recruiting and organizing two battalions. General Wilner reports the War Department approved sending two mutjords and infantry from Shavy lane to the encampment as preparations for national service continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brederick
Wilt
S. Uhoeklny
Trederich
Cap
Elio
Protertiel
Baltimore
Cioneral
Walter Duis
CMTE
Genert
Esanp
Wilner
Willington
Oficius
Col. Tagewan
Lane
Heen
Zwo
Cnapber
Easton
Rmors
Hagerstown
Dane
Randolph Barton
Eckstein Seeks Fair Treatment From Maryland Guard
Mr Eckstein aged 11 returns from Baltimore indignant over treatment by Maryland National Guard officers. He sought enlistment for his company, says Adjutant General Wilmer and Brigadier General Riggs discussed reorganization. Riggs proposed recruiting from volunteers and left 24 from Captain Buckley, forming 77 men with new leadership, while Col Lang’s plan allegedly shifts officers and may replace Company A with newer recruits. Public indignation noted from Frederick citizens and Gov. Lowndes urged review. The article also mentions a school event and Pawnee Bill Wild West tickets with local sales details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstein
Baltimore
Maryland National Guard
Fekatein
Tea News
Riggs
Beckley
Col. Lang
Lowniles
National Guard
Frederick
Vol. Lanewn
Skippers in Meat Backing Handy Prep Tips
Skippers in meat can improve storage with the simple method of preerloon paper meat backs. Readied for those who care for their own meat, the guide stresses clean handling and constant access at the News office for reference.
De Grange Named Postmaster After Long Local Service
A well known businessman and native of Frederick County, De Grange, has been selected for the postmaster position. The record outlines his Civil War service, early business career with Charles A. De Grange, and steady Republican party work including county central treasurer, highlighting his long public service and local impact.
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DeGioope
Bredepick
Utes
Greagora
Cho
de Grange
Frederick
Hanover
Paw
Washington
Dollas Gusack
DaGriango
Horan Shriner
Philadelphia
Hia Old Triads
Prenis
DeGrange
Charles AL DeGrange
Ihorts
Ee Osu
Dothangy
Solio McQuilkin
AK. McQuilkin
Martinwbori
West
Virginia
McQuilkin DeGrange
Freerick College
Joli Haptits College
Diegele Chaly Plans Rare Race Series
Diegele Chaly members announce a series of rare races between wheelmen of Frederick and Hogerstown as the approaching modern event nears. They promise handsome prizes for the championship days and a competition, with Mrs. Jacob Hetnts of Philadelphia noted among organizers. The event seeks to honor local monuments and sponsors amid civic gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diegele Chaly
Frederick
Hogerstown
Tagen
Committees Apprised and Water Works Bids Reported
Historic council notes committees appointed including Vigo tres crabate and others. Jonathan Biase and Elner Brawn listed with several boards. Water Works and Printing sections noted. Bids received for Hogeniur work. four day deadline set. town officials authorize water and street projects and appoint Me. Tit mood Urner as attorney.
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Vibercaeacaret
Tie Folluwiing
Vigo Tres
Brown
Wanebreties
Jonathan Biase
Hy Aiuneerain
Dole
Sebel
Bridges
Elner Brawn
Sohal
Coen
Zirusaer Nerd Water Works
Jott
Han Hiner
Soalter Hrowel
Coeur
Anierinity
Corp Crock Tel EL Sehelf
Winehsener
Jomathan
I Hatin
Wanetititiear
Teaiat
Daton de Selyeth
Browin Dh
Wosediell
Winemener
Doe
Chas Riser
Nwa
Halt
Momathan Biser
Shedd
Toh
Witelietion
ATM
Wilmneligvane Heyy Db
Bisery
Vinnetaian
Whays
Bode Winehaeries
Dingaovenmeritin
Boob Brown
Jemathan Miser
Sitwart
Che
Hogeniur
Front Desary
Danner
Tadted Fire Company
Young Men's Association Faces Funding Crisis in Local Chapel
A meeting of YMBA leaders and supporters convened in a chapel on Second Street to review finances and plan action. Members warned of possible suspension of activities as debts grow beyond income and the refuge may lose its rented quarters by early September unless funds improve. A committee was tasked with reporting to the board next week, likely urging continued operation of the association.
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Obriatiin Association
Bkvangelical Lutheran Vlitarch
Haat Second
Vincettige
Friends
Onca
Tomiaken
Beard
Dirvetora
Thair
Hypnotic stage show ends with balloon ride scare
A City Opera performance features a sleepwalking recruit who awakens on stage after forty eight hours under hypnosis as Divers entertain the crowd with a balloon ascent and lake plunge. Major General Stephen Otis, a reg Army officer, is later profiled, noting his Civil War service and 1864 Petersburg wound.
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Leon
Pika
Lees
City Opera Touro
Imanuer
Means
Lowetstaty & Wertheimir
Broiley Marmon
Lee
Woman's College
Onin
Stephen Elywetd Otte
Regilar
Yestarday
Frederick Cily
Ify Wan
University of Rochester
N.Y
Trok
Wan
Thaotere
Mare York Insii
Cambridge Law School
Petersburg
Pry
Canoral Otia
Kaat Patrick Street
Christhin Woerner
Otis Ban Frat
Ira Tyler
The New Carpet House Sale Teems With Value
A local carpet retailer announces a Great Sacrifice Sale of Mattings and Rugs. The inventory comes from far and near, with unusual varieties and deep discounts. The store promises unmatched stock and a wide selection including colors and patterns, urging customers to visit for bargains and superior inputs.
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Seelanim
Mattinga
Tagesaa
Moussa
Local events and services in Frederick area notice roundup
Local items list rail excursion to Baltimore from Hagerstown and Frederick on Saturday May 1st with round trip $1.00 and single day use ticket. upcoming performances by Visitation Academy dancers. pharmacy and medical notices for eye ear and throat practice. sale of soaps and remedies at Pearro’s Reliable Pharmacy. general community notices from Olen City.
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Hallthorns
Pimlico
Balthmore and Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Froderick
Baltimore
Sanlay
Hoopertown
Amd
Kma
Lasi Lee
Old
Interid
No. K KN
Market Street
Frederick
Chilton
Rhooda
Braoa
EAS Operatta
Gyp Junior
Petites Damoiselles
Visitation Academy
Jet MO
Mir
Dots
Idan Haner'a
Anda Dogrry
Ladis
Weoenta
Olen City
Tads Ours Do Hp Dy Eds Serter And All Coliks Tiat Were Ever Eetinto Matting
Fragmentary text appears to reference items related to tads, oats, and matting. No clear persons organizations dates or places are readable to form a coherent news item or summary.
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Tads Ours
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Senator Burrows
United States
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Tue Leyden
Cuba
Uield
Strom Madrid
Mannip
Capt. Meckley
MR. Eckstein Indigna
Tau Poungee Pupiin
CIA Academy of the Visitation
Typ
Patito Lessies
Pawnee B
Shaw
Pawnee Billa Wild Wear Show
A. F. Tee
Gromada
Dephana
Pahrney
Boardland Otton
Fahrney
Susen Drown
Tanatins Brown
Tenatins Brien
Aled
Garrett
DeGranpe
Prederioh
Mckinley
DeGirmange
Federe Offeer
Norman
Scott
Washington Enenty
Henry R Torshert
Cecil County
William F. Stone
William P. Alroy
Auuhany
Vine
Barings City
Hanna
Watford County
Barge Me
Peake
Miterstetlet
Arcaident
Fifth Street
Esteeta
Jacob Hetnts
Fermeris
Hiarity
Tuineis Booth Key
Te Taxipe
STA
John Hendrickson
Veleobaneahl
JAE
Opty
Comair
Linden
Patiio Distinte
Saibanda Ie Bion
Sonny Wer
Domettes
Neidig & Miller
Maio Miller
Witt
Nolan
ATOR
Sucre Market
Schorwatzky
Sabvetion
Cholarrachs
A. Schorwatzky
Offcer
Lonioning
Les
Broderick
Tinutanant Scherwatzky
J. Marry Ultrich
Eads Cimore
Heiney Kullir
Pearro
Ullnes
PSU Stowes
C. EK
Cisan
Pelsebor
Sean Verna
AL VT
Ric & Soss
ANE VM Walmbigs Teleutione Fa
Pacal Mechanich
Trowdur
Shad
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Manet
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SANTO
Hwaltimore
Ninatol Ename
Srentifont
Jase DL
Marden
Presta
Moi
Card
Gene
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Ian Ob Ashieie
Harbh Jonson
Sole Agua
Freerick
Ralling
Grocery Co
North
St. Wes
LA Sure Egg Producer
Balding Groackery CO
Groverie
Hmon
Market St
Frederik. Md
Ailton
Urner
Shagten C. Reeder
Hammad Ure
Keedy
Nicodemus
Raduate
University of Maryland
Fohlinty
Townsern Scorr & ‘Son
Raners and Brokers
Bo Vi Nirth Stree
Healthmare
TATA
Pertes
Swern
Drosha
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