Moon's Phases and Weather Notes from May News
A compact Maryland page notes a May weather forecast from Washington for 21 hours ahead, mentions the ninth annual meeting of the state Dental Association in Baltimore with Dr. Edward Nelson from Frederick as a highlighted participant, and catalogs local items: lilacs blooming, garden beds planted, and civic notices. Also reports on temperance, local policing, and small-town commerce with several names and places like Frederick, Baltimore, Mechanicsville, Monocacy, and Monocacy Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dental Association
Baltimora
Edw. Nelson
Frederick
Jsil
Reforming Classis Opens Twenty Fifth Annual Maryland Meeting
The seventy second annual session of the Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church opened at Mt Pleasant Church in Frederick County at 7:30 PM with about fifty delegates in attendance. Rev C F Stagle preached on Saint Matthew 4 14, delegates were called to order, and officers including Rev Lowla F P Zinkhan as President and Rev James M Lewis as corresponding secretary were elected. Dr Callender of Foreign Missions attended as illgory rormber. The group adjourned until morning with reports read and an address from the Secretary of Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Pleasant
Maryland
Reformed Church
St Wleasant
Thia County
Tuewley
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
C. FL Stagle
Westaluater
Phet Issssa
Lowla PF. Zinkhan
Baltimore
James M Lewis
E.R. Detrick
Baltmore
Callender
Board of
Foreign Alisiions
Iligory
Clayets
Zlnkban
New Industry at Keller and Delashinautt Elan
Frederick learns of a new coal wood and hay packing industry by Keller and Delashinautt at their BO and O Avenue yards. A 1400 pound weight hay beater packs the hay, a 40 ton per day on site cutter and a 16 ton per day Theresa Hoel packer handle bale creation, with output shipped nationwide. The operation employs over a dozen men and buys hay and straw at fair market price, signaling promising growth under the entrepreneurs. A second item notes Frederick County Teachers Association meeting in No. School house on South Rentz Street with morning and afternoon sessions, including discussions on grammar instruction and Industrial School prospects in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller & Delushinautt
Frederick
BO & O
Theresa Hoel
Clampton
Deltrick
Aslags
Antillent
Keller
Delasumutt
Teachers’ Association of
Frederick County
South Rentz Astrec
Jesus
Chas. I
Association
John C. Norris
Jas Melisen Hardy
John R. Bruner
Jonnie B. Pryor
Joseph W. Day
Mian Julia Russell
Giles L. Johnson
The
Howard E. Young
Wm. E. Butler
Cagay
Mise Adelaide Chambers
Jennie Frame
Maryland
Jamon H. Robinson
Geo. T. Day
Edwin B. Orin
A. J. Warner
Lewis W. Sanda
Alexander Freeman
Mins Suale Hardy
Criminal Court Report Disturbing the Peace Case
Martha Dean a colored woman was arrested by Officer Hobbs for disturbing the peace in the early hours of the 5th near Fourth street and Rinehart's alley. She pleaded guilty and, unable to pay a 3.94 fine, was jailed for 10 days with Tyler, a colored man, having fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekee Oe
Martha Dean
Hobbs
Martha
Wm. Hi
Tyler
Fourth Street
Rinehart’s Alley
Lutheran ministers visit Bronawick for new church
Prominent Lutheran Church leaders Rev Drs Domer and Parsons of Martenburg DC Rev C Trump of Martina tgs Ker Rev Burks Rooke and Rev Hellen Lovetla ville toured Bronawick on Monday to advance plans for a prospective Latherea church. The matter will be natronaly pushed by the agents and a new church is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domer
Parsons
Martenburg
D.C
C. Trump
Martina Tgs Ker
Officers Installed By Sir Jacques De Molay Commandery
At a regular meeting of Sir Jacques De Molay Commandery, K T held at Masonic Hall Past Eminent Commander W Nash Young installed the following officers elect Eminent Commander Adolphus Frearhake Generalissimo Frank Sapproxiom Captain General George Edmund Prelate Chamuel Duvall Warder Ken Oudeman Junior Warden Jon W Gaver Treasurer Withar Duvall Recorder FY A Sarskey Standard bearer Jobs L Jordan Jarrya Keefer Warder G C Waters Iparda G Wark Tyson Shafer Darett E Max Bo Ensilure and Frank Rhodes A special notice was issued for the day evening May 19 to make preparations for Ascension Day service at the Reformed Church on the Tht of Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay
K.T
Masonic Hall
W. Nash Young
Adulplus Frearhake
Generalissimo
Frank
Sapproxiom
Mgeo
Edbinith
Preebate
Chamuel Te Duvall
Ken
Daniel
Oudeman
Jon W. Gaver
Treanaerer
Withar Duvall
Hscondter
FY A
Sarskeye Standard Earer
Jobs L. Jordan
Aeort Pester
Jarry A Keefer
Warder
CG. Waters
Iparda
G Wark
Tyson
Shafer Darett
Emax Bo
Memorials and appointments fill rough state brief
News from the state cites deaths including Daud of Worcester county and Samuel K. Dennis of Heytly, with other items: a Baltimore plumbing commission, a governor’s oyster-chooner applications, and political conventions in Cumberland. Also notes on water works talk in Cambridge, flood of local obituaries, and a Danis lodge meeting with temperance program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Daud
Worcester County
Haverstown
Samuel K. Dennis
Heytly
Whois County
Fansuy
Baltimore
Garry BE. Willey
Tor Tinalaughter
Cat Uridge
Treasury
America
Allanca
G.S. Watts
Beverly Farm
Halemore County
Jersey
Sudton
Charles HH. Stein, Jr
Cherry Run
Youngsten
Cleveland Association
Ford
Hallemore
Tur
Anne Arandel
Elijah L. Hockwell
John Merre van Bliber
North Charles Street
Ss. Ups
Cambridge
Alexander Macomb Mason
Sulier
Egypt
Alexander Dinamore
Washington County
Beaver Creek
George Wenzel
United States
Hogers
Bower Robinson
Alexandria
Hagerstown
Nowlon
American Box Machine Company of
New York
Aaronson & Raffel
Wm. E. Schlorgel
Cumberland
J. O. Daugherty
John T. Edwards
Mesats
J. W. Galbraith
J. Wilson Momblid
Eapey A. Lehman
Malick Ke
Geo. Martz
H. Hebb
Robert Macdonald
Councman
Hymeneal. Truck Ry La Junta Marriage Notice
Hymeneal notices record the marriage of C. Frederick Buckey to 328830 in La Junta Colorado at First Baptist church Tuesday evening. Buckey, son of the late George Wil Buckey of Mt. Pleasant, has worked in Colorado for five years. Also, Morrison Henneay marriage in Point of Rocks with George W. Morrison of Washington county wedding Annie F. Henneay May 1 by Elder A W Philhour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truck RY —Wasbuurn
First Baptist Church
la Junta
Colorado
C. Srederick Bucky
Tikes Waeebtuia
Sra. Buckay
George Wil. Mam Buckey
Mt. Plesaant
Iast
Morrison—Henneay
A. W
Fishing Figures From Fleming Creek and Monocacy
Meears, Kyster W Kalmon da and Fil ward Miller were fishing yesterday. Mr Edlmonde captured seven large bass and Mr Miller a trout. Mr Mantz caught six trout in Fleming creek. The largest fish measured inches. Charles FE Jissler caught ninety bass in the Monocacy area weighing about four pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meears
Kyster W. Kalmonda
Filward Miller
Edlmonde
Mr. Miller
Peter Mantz
Fleming Creek
Charles FE
Jissler
Improvement Notes for Mr George H Hating Store Interior
Improvement notes describe Mr George H Hating enlarging the interior of his grocery store and installing a new corbing along the Bentz Street side. Mrs Dirrie tta’s Peat Patricktreet property is mentioned as being related. Mr Preeterick Kelly has his Wee Firth street property freshly painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hating
Bentz Street
Dirrietta
Peat Patricktreet
Preeterick Kelly
Wee Firth Street
Qualified officials noted in Emmiteborg town records
The text reports that James L. Leather served as Justice of the Peace for election district No 7 and Mr Wm G Alatt qualified yesterday before Clerk Jordan as burgess of Emmiteborg. It references a Vialtora to Nt Johns Livarary Institute and a board qualification statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
PF Fttann
Aga
Vialtora
Nt. John's Livarary Institute
James L. Leather
Justice of the Peace
Wm. G. Alatt
Emmiteborg
Deerker Hroa Minatre troupe to parade in Town
Twenty four members with substantial paraphernalia arrived by 9 RAR Mmn train and registered at City Motel. A grand street parade begins at 11 435 from Opera House. They depart tomorrow for Hanover Pa where they will perform tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerker Hroa Minatre
Opera Hones
Hanover
Fraudulent Check Incident at Potat of Trucks
A colored man employed by Mrs. Carlos M. deGarmendia at the Tuccarora Black Para aid in Potat of Trucks,hia county, presented a $50 check, raised it to $35 50, and tried to pay. The check was refused at several stores, he bought about $12 worth of goods, fled toward Washington Junction, and was pursued. The merchant recovered only a shirt left on him as evidence before the man escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potat
Trucks
Hia
Carlos M. deGarmendia
Tuccarora
Washington Junction
Death Claims Several Local Notables and Others
A series of obituaries notes the deaths of John G Spiel man formerly of Ho onsboro and long associated with the Southern Pacific, at age 47 27. Mrs Nancy Smith of Middletown valley dies at 88 20 days. Mrs Sarah Smith daughter in law to Nancy Smith dies aged about 85. Ira A Rhodenheim aged 1 year 6 1 2 months. Jessica G Frettwall 1 year and burial at Mount Mount cemetery. Carty Funeral Director oversees arrangements in Robersville and Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potn Bitelman
Hoonaborn
John G. Spletman
Sacramento
Cal
Sumlay
Decessed
John Bplulman
Hoonsboro
Ting Io
Pachic Coast
Klamathar
Woonsboro
Spielman
Bedford
Juns- Hoa
Jesven
Samantha Snd
Nancy Smith
William Both
Slater
Joseph L. Nuiler
Middletown Valley
Holiersville
Washington County
Preamonta
Robreraville
L. O. Burtner
Ec, BR. Castle
Keedyaville
Baral
Ainlth
Jacot Smith
Rohruraville
Banda
Jacob Hightman
John Hightman
Hurkittaville
Buc Lesves
Roberaville
Bitbetenstedm
St. Pleasant
Ira A. Rhedenheim
Z Edward
Elle Sheetenhalm
Palreview
UC. Carty
Community church events and funerals in Liberty and surrounding towns
A schedule of upcoming services and fairs includes New Town Liberty M F B Sunday school hostings, a Liberty fair in July, and preaching at Indo Reformed Church on May 8 with morning and evening services led by Lewie Ruprecht and William Knock. Local churches report anniversaries, receptions for new pastors, and reorganizations of missionary society. Funeral notices for Peter Shipley and Lt. Johan W. Wood occur in the area with interments at local cemeteries and pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowa
M. FB. Hunday
Liberty
Jung
DL. P. Caureh de Liberty
Banday School
Lewie Ruprecht
William
Y.M.C. A
Banday
Keedyaville
Congregation of Calvary Methods
Protestant Church
Easton, Md
Hey. J. M. Sheridan
Buckeystown
Pater Shipley
M. I
Nanarket
Intermont
M. CG. Halthis
Mr. Lewis
Kemptown
Caesar
L. O
Willis, Tah
R. Brown
Wm. T. Wagner
Tesac Wood
N. M. Waters
John
Mason
M.G. Buxton
Russel Wee
Mighty City Opera House hosts Jecker Bros troupe show
The City Opera House crowd enjoyed Jecker Bros with Mostrela and the Shakespertan Ursat, praising J. M. Wood and Ad Hackett, Benedict, Willy Randall, and the three Rackett brothers. The act featured a clever railroad train sketch and a humorous "Nobody at Howe" number, with the troupe planning a return engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw Benedict
Slisre Howard
Willy Randall
Tata
Rackett Brothers
Tal
Hamza
Arno
Wita Shetel
Howe
Mer
Harke
Hawall J. Decker
Aul Rlinrose
Gearee
TEachers Meet at Femaly High for Institute Programs
Public school teachers in the county held a quarterly pay day conference closed schools, as the Teachers Institute met at the Femaly High School on East Church Street. The program included readings on cultivating a love for literature, drawing in schools, and discussions on views of teacher institutes, with notable participants listed including Miss Eleanor Chambers, Miss Ann Hammett, and Professor Geo. W. Cuell, and an executive committee led by Wm. Gittings and A. Stower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Femaly High School
East Church Atrect
Thin Marning
Frank Barehinin
Ditse
Jora EK Mhaw
Milas Julle Ingly
D.G
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Amid Mixed Records
Real estate transfers list parcels in Frederick County and Brunswick with sums noted, including estates involving GLY and others. A Martinsburg rumor denounces a mayoral candidate C O Lambert as baseless, plus probate and guardian accounts for John W. Woulil and Robert Blyeg with ward details and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trauatern
D.C
Builders to Erect 65-Foot Square Brunswick Block
Angerstown residents Mrs Goo Alexander and Theodore McCoy won a Wednesday contract to construct a large three story building in Brunswick. The 65 feet square block will house a bank on the first floor with a store and barbershop on the same level and an opera house on the third floor for public entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunawick
Momrs
Goo
Alexander
Theodore McCoy
Angerstown
Econ
Torlois
Impeyyitt S
Death toll tolls thrice as elderly church members die
In one hour yesterday the reformed church bell tolled three times for the deaths of three aged members whose combined ages total 22 years. The year saw a pattern where one death precipitated others among the elderly congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Painter Dog Strays Through Western City Limits
A large and beautiful painter dog arrived in the city a few days ago and has since been resting in the Western section. The creature wears a collar reading Tonatel 0 Weat Firet atroct Halil more, and Barn Rateed is said to have reported it. Mr. Jacob Bastard near Douba twitch described a sizable, commodious barn on his premises, while Mr. Beott Dare, living near west of Frederick, noted a large barn today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Krisa Lold
Creagerstown
Ogle
W.M. FR
Mechanicstown
Pe Creek
Augustus Clem
T. J. Lewin
W. 2. Anderson
Frederick Loyaly
Maryland Bionte Temperance Alliance
Baltimore
Adamstown
Kia County
Loyal Temperance Legion of Fuckeyatown
Keller's Hall
Maryland Hone of Correction
Afr
Wm. Jownsy
New Market
North Market Street
Jpusyrr
Bettla Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Garion
Tng
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Baltt- Nom Veetarnine
Kier & Fichalherrer
Daltimore
Jol. L. V. Batghman
Beverly
Yeate
Syaie
Barna
Jacob Bastard
Douba Twitch
Beott Dare
Frederick
Mystery surrounds infant found in mine branch near engine house
A white male infant about two hours old was found lying in a branch near Mine No 4 engine house. Authorities notified Judge John Ripley convened a jury, and police speculate on parentage while the case remains a mystery with no clear identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Huston
Mine No 4
John Riipley
Iajueat
Todd Mata
Altvy
Ua Chthbars
Varroll County Notes Mixed Local Incidents and Sports
A man using the name Franklin Williams was arrested on a vagrancy warrant. Reports mention Gideon Marat and wreckers from Philadelphia, while a young shirtmaker Peter Moline dies of consumption. An accident near Charles Town injures a horse and its rider. Gettysburg College beats Mt St Mary’s 17 to 8. Dickinson vs Mt St Mary’s slated for May 11. Baseball and local club results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varroll County
Franklin
Williams
Sherman
McFadden
Tregaotan Mills
Hannlow
Butter
Baltimore County
Gideon Marat
Philadelphia
Chew
New York
Walnut Street
Peter Moline
Willim
Promak Coorey
Westminater
Ile
Gettyabby College
Mt. St. Mary's Hoya
Dickinson College
Car. Vale
St. Mary's
Paris Blues
Frederick
Lo Blues
Wagon accident injures Mr. Ab Crumbaugh near Walkeraville
Mr. George F. Ab Crumbaugh was badly hurt yesterday morning when a box on a wagon seat toppled, throwing him off. He sustained several severe bruises as he attempted to ride toward Frederick from his home near Walkeraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Ab. Crumbaugh
Bhe
Walkeraville
Ile
Frederick
Invitation to Charlestown fire company celebration
WHR Heck secretary of United Steam Fire Engine Company received an invitation from independent Steam Fire Company of Charlestown West Virginia to attend Fourth of July fair celebrations on July 4 1902 at Charlestown town site city premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Whr
Heck
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Saterday
Idependent Steam Fire Company
W. Va
Chartonptown
Rehoul Entertainment Shines at Jefferson School House
Rehoul Entertainment and Prof F Oscar Elmore presented an excellent show at the Jefferson school house last evening. The program will continue throughout the balance of the week, drawing local attendance and praise from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoul Entertainment
F. Oscar Elmore
Aaslatants
Jafferson
Wahtoing's Work Thunderstorm Fatalities Reported Near Woodsboro
During a Monday thunderstorm a lightning strike near Woodsboro killed a calf and caused damage. Authorities report abrupt weather event with no further injuries or details on fire or rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahtoing
Woodsboro
Nee
Died From Ale Injaries
Kieffer, four year old son of Mr Melvin Kollar, living between Hollyar and Myeraville, county, died after being horribly burned when his clothes caught fire at a burning brush pile on Wednesday evening last week. He died at home Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieffer
Melvin Kollar
Hollyar
Myeraville
Hla
Ghar
Hiapjarfen
Accidental Injury Report From Local Factory Mishap
Master Johnny Miller of West Bonth Street yesterday mashed his hand badly during an accident at the Ariah Factory. Worker William Ararock, employed there, damaged a fining machine while operating a mill, causing the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atinor
Johnny Miller
Weat Bonth Street
Wm Araorck
Ariah
Lin
Water Works Question at Toonaboro Project Vote
The Toonaboro Water Works Company men are preparing estimates of the real cost of the La Corres apatche ash en poict ma yor project. They will consult large firms about costs and present the estimates to the public for a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toonaboro’ Water Works Company
May Ball of the Junior White Cloud boys event
Local notice announces the great May Ball for the Junior White Cloud boys on the 36th of Ubin month with anticipated finentot entries and festive community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud
Ubin
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Frederick Weather Reothc
Lees
Elil
Vie News
ML. OW. Haiusatos
Weather Bureau
H. Beat
I Mullinix & Kemp
Cart
Boston
May Bull
Alte Cloud Club
Woodshoro
Ladiesburg Haven
Mr. van Anersoneft
Ted Mile
T. Buesing
Carteendaffner
Rand
Etreniar
Great Southern Co
Frederick, Md
Reformed Classis
News OF the State
G. T
Enterprise Lodge
G.T
Danis
Carroll County
Carroll Counties
Rice
D.C. T
Penn
N. L. Shipley
A. ¥. Conaway
N. L. Gosnell
W. Aldridge
Ida Shipley
M. K. Ginmas
Mel
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Chile
James B. Fretwall
Matrmount
Il Muate
Martinaburg
Asya
Lambert
Martinsburg
Gullit
John W. Wouil
Trobert Blag
Mies Lizzle Hi
Lants
Meanil Petted
Robert Blyeg
Mina Wae
Diteh
Wiliam Hemp
Charieatown
W.va
Jeferson
Hemyp
Win A
Nutong
Hota
Fanal
Vite
PaNo
Stin
Ster Pore
John Hen Omorrur
James BE
Walker & CO
James BE. Walker
Wer
Pakapacrak
Danas Ooopa
Notions
Nobdi
Atlee
Thia City
Statri
Mulliniz & Kemp
Genta
Aland
Callanil
Mozatantx
Rodock & Neidig
Rodock A Neidig's
Hodock & Neemon
ALT, Rok & Sons
A.’ Tcha Sona
Eigge
Bret Assy
Emals Ree
Dy MH
College Die Pivintiaud
Allen Dorany
Taraptke
Sacharlah Rickette
Jefferson Street
Burgess Hematungy
Hicketta
Noot
Vaneye
Lala Spriggd
Nanow
Oega
Heo
John Rata Sush Soardon
Lewla Fields
Gane
Lynch Lodge
No. 103
A. Masons
E. Myer
D. H. Best
Asao Bating Bhevronne
Te ‘Onery
Tempis of
Manay
H.blacketon
B. H. Bisenston
B. Olin
R&t
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