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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1896

Page

4

Fragmentary May 12 History Notes and Names

A garbled date line lists names and places including George Cospean, London, Charlee Tita of Mewar, ex-pecter of wagice, and Aegost Wiliert in a confused sequence. Several terms are unreadable or misspelled, leaving only scattered hints of historical figures and events.

George Cospean Port Dramatic Frend Bhrkesreare London Dare S&s.lrt Charlee Tita Mewarbelie Apecter Wagice Aterminiteestr Aegost Wiliert Hlegei Germanech Srastert Syed Peetetes Ledve Tayert Berri Anecresn Ign Natenet, Mess Bora Te Ty Bea Mediates Eos

Weekly News promises a twelve page issue this Thursday

The paper boasts the largest circulation in Frederick city and county and offers strong advertising value. Advertising copy for The Warexit News is due by 5 pm Wednesday, with changes due by 6 pm that day.

Tax Verxig Frederick City

Lovely Linganore Summer Boarders Expected at Lin gano re Hills Farm

Frederick county progressives promote a large new summer dwelling at Linganore Hills Farm owned by Hayes Brown. The estate, near Linganore Creek and Monocacy, will offer 84 roomy apartments, a ballroom, veranda, tennis and croquet grounds, and panoramic views for summer boarders from March to October.

Ketad Mahedl Linganore Hills Lingsnore Hayes Brown Frederick County Brown Blue Mountain House Sean Linganore Creek Rick Tes

Unknown man killed by freight train at Gray's station

An unidentified man about twenty was killed by a coal-bound freight train at Gray's water station on the Battimore and Ohio Railroad. Wm J Cavey saw the victim on a car damper as the train passed. The body will be autopsied by authorities who deemed an inquest unnecessary. Auction notices follow including a two-story house on East All Saints Street sold for $700 with Haafston Lindsay bidding, and two vacant lots withdrawn.

Gray's Water Station Battmore and Ohio Wm. J. Cavey Walter Beanders City Hotel Eleat F. Belch Witham B. Treetees East All Saints' Street Haafston Lindsay

Bates Operated On In Baltimore Hospital

Mr. George Z Bates of Baltimore formerly of Frederick underwent an operation at Baltimore Adveralty Hospital performed by Dr Horn with marked success. The note adds a testimonial about Hood s Sarsaparilla aiding tired mothers by improving blood, appetite, and strength.

George Z. Bates Baltimore City Frederick Hood

CLASSIS CLOSES AT POTOMAC BYNOD DELIBERATIONS

The Maryland Classis Potomac Bynod of the Reformed Church concluded its sessions in Hegerstown. Rev WC Sykes elected to life membership. delegates named for the next Potomac Synod meeting in Altoona. Budgets set for missions and college funds. relief society encouraged annual support across charges. The classis adjourned to meet May 15.

Potomac Kiecad Leiberan Brenewick Maryland Reformed Church Hegerstown WC. Sykes Hfe Reformed Church Convention M. Roeder Carrol County Baltimore City Athil Conner Frederick County Weebington Synod Chicago Mission Harbor Missions Society For the Relief of Rema Alvill Conner L. E. Coblents Z. G. Dykes Maryland Classis Potomac Synod Woman's College Frederick Committee On State of Religion Dacaia Maryland Synod Lutnsran Chi Bethany Lutheran Church Branswit J. A. Asper Ropert Patterson Charles Rinewald P. H. Miller G. W.mcsherry J. H. Turner J. Derr Luther Koubiman Sandsy G. A. Nixdorff M. ‘E. McLinn C. M. Ryater M. L. Beard G. C. H. Hasakari Carlatian Endeavor Service P.H. Miller Luther Kubimen

Crickets Beat M.8.D. In 16100 Ball Game

The Crickets defeated M.8.D. by 16100 in a baseball game. Ely and Riddlemoser pitched for M.8.D. while Bezson and Creager caught for the Crickets. Efchelberger's base hit highlighted yesterday's match as Eaterly and Ely teamed in the winning battery. The Centerville Base Ball Club organized with Jno Boxman as pitcher and G. W. Young, Urbana, as manager, planning an opening season.

Siase Bezson Creager Ely Riddlemoser Association Efchelberger Centerville Organized Wich Borie Jno Boxman Andrew Wie Lyles Ww. Feamg Lewis Tents W. W. Thompson J.A. Kosys George Thompson Thompson Tod G. W. Young Urbana

Electric Rana collects subscription from stockholders

Collectors visited stockholders of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company yesterday to assess subscription amounts. Funds are sought to purchase equipment for the road. Collectors report some success and stress the need for ready money to proceed. Work on the conduit progresses and track fingers are expected to reach the moon in a few days.

Rana Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company

Staup and Eckenrode Nuptials In Baltimore

William E. Staup of the Steep and Boogerick firm married Miss Clara R. Eckenrode in a Baltimore Sunday ceremony. The bride’s father John B. Eckenrode attended as family guest. The couple departed by train for future prosperity and happiness.

Eckemeods William E. Staup Frederick Ant Steep & Boogerick Baltimore City Clara R. Eckenrode John B. Eckenrode Steup Baltimore

Condition Unchanged For Mr Lipps After Fall

The report on Mr John T Lipps who fell from a tree in front of the Losts Orphan Asylum yesterday shows his condition unchanged. Workman and many sympathizers extend support as he recovers and remains sober and honest amid the misfortune.

John T. Lipps Losts’ Orphan Asylum Taw News

Baltimore and Ohio awards mammoth railcar contract

Baltimore and Ohio awarded treble contracts for freight cars to multiple manufacturers including Pollman Palace Car, Barney & Batth, and Missouri Car and Foundry. The order totals about 3.5 million dollars with 90 percent built by Baltimore workers at South Baltimore Car Works, boosting local industry. A new freight service No 97 will run from New York to Chicago and beyond, cutting Baltimore travel times to 50 hours and promising higher traffic on the B&O system.

Mazeger Greene Baltimore and Ohio Tae Puarts Jee Boas and Coke Care South Bistore Latmore Pollman Palace Car Company Chicago Michigan Pecatosolar Car Company Detroit Barney & Batth Com 7 Dayton Uhh Lectivers F.C Latrone Chamel J. Crone Baltimore Unio Pera Genne Baldwin Worka West Baltmore Ohio Columbus Philadelphia Wight Ways

Tuesday Market Report Shows Scarce Supplies

Market this morning reports scarce winter vegetables with potatoes, cabbage, and tomatoes in short supply. Radishes onions rhubarb and lettuce remain plentiful while spring chickens and eggs fetch higher prices. Butter drops to 18 cents and maiden hair fern sells for a nickel amid a floral scene of bouquets and sunshine.

Floral Kingdom

Spring flowers fade as summer blooms approach

The woods once full of blossoms lose many varieties with trailing arbutus gone and azaleas fading. Lilies of the valley drop, tulips endure, and roses will soon perfume the air. Spiraea blossoms, honeysuckle to come, while gardens and yards brighten. Maryland fire fighters prep for June State Convention in Cumberland with broad regional turnout anticipated.

Gons Cumberland Clizene Maryland Fie

Besant and Knott Form New Frederick Co Partnership

Besant G Mants Besant and F Columbus Knott organize a retail co partnership named Besant and Knott. They take over the old East Patrick Street stand formerly run by William T Coe and Mr Knott. The firm positions as enterprising experienced business men running a well managed store in Frederick.

Xew Meare G. Mants Besant F. Columbus Knott Besant & Knott East Patrick Street William T. Coe Knott Xeon Besant Knott Frederick

Early Morning Fruit Advice From a Muddled Text

The fragment advises eating fruit before breakfast to reduce redness and improve complexion. It warns against consuming skins or seeds and notes the fruit must be perfectly ripe to confer any benefit. The passage includes unclear phrases and misspellings that obscure full meaning.

Arm Broken In Accident At Brunswick Round Boom

Verson Porter, a blackwaith worker at Brunswick, fell from a ladder while placing an iron brace on a sandhose and broke an arm. He narrowly escaped death as the ladder collapsed with him, nearly in the engine’s path. Good Templars from Montgomery county plan the grand rally at Rockville fairgrounds on June 21. Harmony Band from Myersville invited to Decoration Day exercises at Sharpburg.

Verson Porter Brunswick Wan Good Templars Montgomery County Fair Grounds Rockville Anustam Harmony Band Myersville Bharpaburg

Frederick Views Route to Frederick via Mountaind Country

A Baltimore American piece by Mr. Robinson C. Watterson extols a cycling route from Baltimore to Frederick through Howard and Carroll counties, detailing towns like Lisbon Poplar Springs Ridgeville New Market and Middletown, praising scenery from Catoctin and South Mountain, with stops at historic sites and hotels, and noting Confederate veterans events and church anniversaries in the region.

Seeacesham Robinson C. Watterson Scoday Baltimore American Frederica Fiverstows Watters Mr. Waters Maryland Baltimore Frederick Bagerstown Poplar Springs Ridgeville Smith's Nelson's Ms. Ary Ft Leone New Market Old Stones Monocacy River Eagerstown Booth Mountain Catoctin South Mountain United States Frederick County Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Boonsboro

State Court Term News and Local Incidents

Barford County Circuit Court meets for May term while Washington County Circuit Court opens in session. Carroll County Chest Court adjourns and Allegany judge plans a recuperative trip to Annapolis. Local coal region activity, rail control changes, and flood damage noted along with a fatal freight accident near Elkost City. A Walloe foot death in Carroll County and a drowning of a son in Baltimore and Ohio line is reported. Annapolis campaign visit for Benj F Parrots. Arrests for alleged car theft and elopement cases surface. Civil suit over 50 000 damages begins in Cumberland. Thomas Brown trial for killing his brother in law begins in Centreville.

Barford County Washington County Circuit Court Lo Secnion Pound George's Who Edward G Smalty Weeiminster Carroll County Cheest Court Sloan Allegany Auaaite City Carvell County Chest Court Psy Inn Operaton Oskland Theo Hagerstown Eectric Railway Williamsport Feodieton Virginis J. Faust Shoe Manufacturing Company Elayre de Grace Baltimore and Ohio Eilicost John Krouser Carroll County Tasbor Ueiegelinn Annapolis Benj F. Parrots Anderson Aberdeen Dublin Harford County Cumberland Connell Martin F. H. Bowen J. Wilson Humbard Thomas Brown Samuel M. Rash Centreville Queen Anne's County

County School Commissioners Convene For Routine Affairs

The Board of county school commissioners met this morning to transact routine business and name trustees for the public schools of Frederick city and county before adjourning. Key Banner Council No. 43 Jr. O U A M Keedysville Md has spent $2 on the Key monument land in this city.

Board of County School Commissioners Frederick City Key. Banner Council No. 43 Keedysvite, Md Key

Local Notices and Advertisements in Smith’s Win Dow

An assortment of local items including Dr. Hardesty’s eye care at the Ottey Hotel on Thoresday next the 14th, a price list from Quynn’s Hardware, Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning offers, the Frederick Building Association announcing a new stock series on June 6 1896, and J J Kennedy’s tailoring move to 48 Market Street. The page also mentions the Cavalier, editor John E White and manager H Burna Trundle.

The Cavalier Smith John E. White H. Burna Trundle Frederick Building Association J. W. la. Carty Sistia Tanow John C. Hardt

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