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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1891
Page
4
The Daily News announces an illustrated Trade Edition focused on Frederick's business scene. Frederick promises to showcase its healthy, thriving city and principal buildings in a large, nationwide distribution. L. S. Hugentngier will contact local manufacturers, seeking liberal support to boost Frederick’s appeal.
Purely Personal notes list Miss Rose Offutt hosting on West Patrick Street and visits by Mr Harry Besant in Frederick. Other items mention Mr Samuel Wineberg visiting a nephew in Hagerstown, a corrected report from Dr W G Boteler, Miss Kate Goldsborough visiting Charlottesville, and various locals traveling or visiting relatives in Baltimore, Woodsboro, Knoxville, and near Point of Rocks.
Inspecting the site, J. BR. Robinson president and John Mortara secretary of Famito Fiore Company arrived yesterday with McClintock Young vice president and general manager. They toured the present factory and inspected plans for a new facility, expressing pleasure with Mr. Young's layouts. They departed on the morning train.
The Say 2 crew aboard Walling's train traveled to Baltimore this morning for an investigation. The inquiry seeks who is to blame for the Davha accident that occurred Wednesday evening last.
Orphans' Court reports the third account of Daniel L. Beits Luther D. Beits and Milton B. Slifer as administrators of Rosina Eiser deceased settled and distribution completed in the proceeding.
Mr Joseph Freeze chosen by new town board to fill the office of bailiff and tax collector. Notes on local church work and cemetery board, plus brief items on wheat prospects, property sales, and town yard construction in Brunswick and surrounding areas.
A new track will be wed for freight on the south side and the old south track will serve as a north freight line. The plan supports about 2000 cars and is expected to be permanent until further work. A seegraph office was built at the yard’s west end near Third street crossing. work began midweek with activity shifting to the west end as electric lights are installed.
A local column recounts church events with Rev Hoffmeier sermon eight new members welcomed. Notables include improvements by George Webster builder Peter Kraps, and Wm Mercer planting a peach orchard. Town updates cover parsonage plans, a Monday circus, and residents’ visits, with obituaries and election results noted.
Pensions have been issued in Maryland with original names including Henry West Joseph S Watts John W Jackson George Sperman Charles L Robbins Joseph Smith Frederick Woolsbleger James Kelly Charles Young Adam Waltmeyer Frederick Ringgold plus additions H Sweiler Samuel Gladding Michael Doughney Jeremiah Snowden John H Griffin Ezra Keeney Armold Lankford El Crowther and increases for Wm R Captain Hugh Walter Bijak Friend Original widows Mary 3 widow of Robert B Harrison and others including Henry Welden John R Belt Joseph M Collins Henry Hayward George W Timmons Harrison B Ozman William H Herrill Benjamin Frisby Isaac Curtis James C Forbes Amos Howard Alonzo Benner Augustus Heiney George Boots Charles Heintzelman William J Porter George W Lusby Benjamin F Moser Thomas Armstrong Orlando Alten Michael Durst with more entries Jacob W Bullen John P Morris Henry A Enoor and Alexander Johnson Jacob E Dinterman plus Mary A widow of Richard C Fedderman Andrew father of Thomas Carney.
The closing cession carried a motion to memorialize the next Legislature for a constitutional amendment prohibiting liquor sales in the state. Secretary read county vice-president reports and noted Alliance News items including Hon. P. Lugenbeel of Unionville as county VP. Delegates from this county were C. T. House, John L. Nicodemus, J. L. McMaster, Augustus Glemm, Elizabeth N. Marriott.
A fence around the spoke factory lot on Commerce Street has been whitewashed giving a home-like appearance. C. F. Dixon of Frederick City Packing Company reports good progress by the canmakers and smooth operations. Workers at Hygers Ice Company on East Patrick Street near completion of the bonding for ice production.
The Boar of Aldermen met in special session with all members present. President Eisenhauer outlined the aim to secure additional water. Mr. Martins report was laid over pending two surveys by the water committee of the old receiver. The Board then adjourned.
Miss Jennie Lynch daughter of Capt William B Lynch editor of the Washingtonian Leesburg Va sang at the Bischoff concert in Washington and the Washington Star praised her rich soprano voice capturing the audience She is a niece of Judge John A Lynch of Frederick.
Five Frederick National banks report quarter deposits subject to individual checks totaling 1 ".
Church notes summarize upcoming events in Union Bridge and surrounding areas including the Middle Conference and Marvisod La- Leeran Synod closing in Me chanestonion Wadnewley, a postponed Earnest Worker Mission Band meeting, Whit Monday celebrations in Unionville and Calonville, a county Santa school convention in Galthersburg, and the Rocky Ridge Sabbath school organizing with officers. Also covered are the Maryland Episcopal Diocese convention in Baltimore, Ascension Day at the Reformed church with white dressed Sunday School classes, floral memorials, and sermon by Rev Dr E R Eschbach plus other clergy remarks and a memorial hymn Gather Them In with collected funds for beneficiary education.
Mrs. Catherine Waesche died after a long illness at Mechanicstown in her eightieth year. She was a longtime Methodist Episcopal member and left eight children. Funeral at the local church with multiple clergy, burial in Hill cemetery. John Troxell, 76, died at his Picking farm home. funeral tomorrow with service, interment at Emmitsburg. William Feil, 71, Baltimore. funeral from North Carrollton Ave residence today at 2:30. John Brighton, 20, of East Second Street died of pneumonia. funeral tomorrow at St. John’s Catholic Church. Isaac Thomas, 69, died near Araby. funeral tomorrow with interment at Hope.
Robert Bush, jailed here for obtaining money under false pretenses from David Reynolds in Baltimore, was released this morning by Magistrate Eric Stein. Funeral notices report the funeral of Joseph Ditlendstl, the clerk of the W AL, held yesterday at St. John's Catholic Church Westminster and widely attended.
The Hon. Charles BE Roberts sold thirty three head of registered Holstein cattle at public auction at Westminster yesterday, with younger stock from Rockland farm about three miles from the city. Buyers from Cen treville Walkersville Utica and Westminster attended. State Senator Pinkney J. Bennett also present. Stock sold at fair prices.
Frederick county items report Ladies' Auxiliary cantats audience interest. local business changes include a potential relocation by Becker Firestone, court cases deferred, and improvements to the Western Union office. Mentions Alfred Ritters named justice, Estey Philharmonic rehearsals, a gold watch prize, weather-prophet talk, circus acts, construction at Bowers mill, and various local incidents and notices.
Milton O. Renner and wife transfer 6 acres and 1 food and 25 perches of lind to John 4. Bartick for 1500 dollars as stated in the real estate transfer record.
Just arrived and now in stock the largest invoice of sitting goods received in Frederick. We control many popular Benges Opayamas Bingos and Kioto Shintos. All celebrated Japanese goods first introduced to Frederick. 125 rolls represent the arrival with more on the way.
Knoxville notes a building boom with two houses completed in sixteen years. Clarence Crampton plans a new dwelling near the store, Juba W. to begin a house on High Street next week, and Wo Bad'ev aims for additional homes this summer. Police sergeant Broakey remains home sick. Mrs. Ebbert and Mrs. Jones Jones show improvement under medical care. Abs. Penrogder injured her foot. Outerbridge Horsey eyes improved after an operation. Ridenour resumes work after grip. Mrs. Ridenour recovers from diphtheria.
B A Shriner Milling Co. reports a dramatic increase in retail sales for its Cermsville roller Hour during the week ending March 2, claiming sales were a third higher than ever before. The company attributes the surge to strong home trade and market demand.
Fragmentary text mentions a deadline related to payment before a date and refers to individuals or entities such as Usceuik Wil and F. Caogse. The exact action, place, and outcome are not readable.
Rubber stamp agent Clifton S Lypst of Smith's Terrie af Panes Frederica Md offers services for a Rubber Stamp House. Claims to provide description and clamps. Promises satisfaction with work and prices.
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