Bill of Fare and Advertisements at Local Opera House
A cluttered page lists merchant names and notices for events at the Opera House. Mentions Marshs Yinglings Doll’s Kaufmans Dry Goods and various sales, lunches, prayers, and weather items. Names include J M Newman chair and H Grove with notices of specials and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh’s
J. M. Newman
Opera House
Lightning Haskins
Yingling's
Doll’s
Geese Yingling
S. Laoch
Doll's
Shipley & Bopat
H. Grove
Madal
O. Thos. Kemp
Kaufimsan’s. Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
Pleasant Personal Notice of Visitors and Short Visits
Purely personal notes list Rev. Addison Ingle visiting friends in Washington and several residents returning or visiting others in Frederick Maryland. Names include Miss Janie Zacharias of Baltimore, Miss Ida Copningham, Miss Susis Markey, Mrs. J Henry Lampe, Mr. and Mrs. B Rosenour, Miss Fiorence Trail, Mr and Mrs Gann, Hr Louis Lester, Mr and Mrs J Moxley, and Mrs Fannie B Evans with moves between Baltimore Cincinnati Lovettsville New York Altoona Frederick and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Ingle
Washington
Janie Zacharias
Baltimore
Wa. C. Sively
North Market Street
Ida Copningham
Susis Markey
East Second Street
Briarly Hall
Montgomery County
J. Henry Lampe
East Fifth Street
Lewis T. Lamp
Brief Bits from the Ledger’s Pages
Moonlit nights and ripe strawberry festivals mark the season as teachers await pay next week. Snowball rain is expected after lilacs endure their annual drenching. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad’s semi annual change is due. George O Killian repaints Welty Fabrney’s West Fourth Street residence. London circles foresee war’s end in six weeks. A Young Men’s Catholic Union meeting is set for tomorrow at 6:45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
George O. Killian
Welty Fabrney
West Fourth Street
London
Young Bien
Funeral notices and local market items from Fonerais
The death notices for Edgar B. Gray Margaret Thomas and Rebecca Dixon list service details, pallbearers, interment sites, and funeral directors. A Maryland note claims the tallest man is Miles Long of Carspansy with a Weat mimle tag. Local market quotes show corn at $2.25 per barrel, shelled corn 41 cents per bushel, wheat 70 to 70 cents per bushel, hay at $13 to $14 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar B. Gray
Charles Gray
Licksville
Dr. Waters
Washington Grove
George Snouffer
Howard Allnutt
David Thomas
L. A. Lamar
D. K. Day
David Olsson
Waterford
W. OB. Etchison
Margaret Thomas
The
Reformed Church
Adamstown
Alvil Conner
I. M. Motter
J. Edgar Thomas
Jacob Thomas
Fenton Scharf
Baden Kline
Clayton Ramsburg
Charles Haller
Mt. Olivet
Daniel Baker
Baltimore
St. Paul’s Parish Cemetery
Maryland
Carspansy
Weatmimle
Strange
Miles Long
Chia
J. BE. W
Religious notices and services across towns unite church calendar
A long list of church events fills the page with sermons prayers and anniversaries. Services are planned across Thurmont Woodsboro Walkersville Backeystown Glade Walkersville and more with multiple denominations including German Baptist Episcopal Methodist and Lutheran. Jubilations include Sunday school anniversaries and a Teachers' Association excursion.
All Cars Not Yet Equipped Expires August First
The period for equipping freight cars with automatic couplers and safety devices, extended six months by the Interstate Commerce Commission in December, ends August 1. Anxiety grows as many cars remain unequipped, impacting traffic. Democratic County Central Committees meet at Junior Hall and set primaries for May 26 and the County Convention June 2, with delegates to the State Convention in Baltimore June 5 and the Congressional Convention in Rockville in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act of Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Democratic County Central
Junior Hall
Baltimore
Rockville
Disorderly conduct arrest before Justice Eckstein
Virginia Brown, colored, was arrested yesterday by Officer Six and charged with disorderly conduct. She appeared before Justice Eckstein and paid a fine. A special meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company will be held at 7 30 this evening to arrange their trip to Baltimore.
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Thurmont
Beaver Dam
All Saints Epscopa
Schieveville
Ladice Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Woodsboro
Wll
VU. B. School
Walkersville
Grace Sunday School
Rocky Hill
St. John’s Reformed Church
Backeystown
Asvill Conner
E. R. Bachbsch
Graca Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Asindant
The
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Lasheran
Union Chapel
Wheeler
M. E. Church
South
B. ¥. Switzer
Epworth League
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Glade Reformed Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
St. Aloysius
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. R. Sumwalt
Baltimore
Joel Brown
Somwalt
Ruckeystown
M. P
Ths
J. H. Baker
Owen J. Neighbours
Grover Keller
Thurmount
Teachers’ Association
Eckstein
Virginia Brown
Ieee
Spectrl
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
College Girls Dramatic Club Presents Three Act Play
The Rae Wermane Optese staged a three act drama with a large audience applauding. Madeline Shipley led as Clarissa Codman with strong supporting turns by Bertha Hargett Martha Schaeffer and Mazie Seba. The Cooking Club boosted the show, and next events include piano recital by Russ Kirk on May 15 and a vocal recital by Miss Wilt on May 25, both open to the public without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Wermame Optese
Ea Ressisu
Audiens
Suylanee
Tae
Eadersied Srtter
Wisiastat School of
Espresso
Tre Wet
Berforde
Alf Tai
Madeline Shipley
Clarna Coditas
Ming Mazin Suutth
Ds Gyps Atorst
Aunte Howe
Kate Connor
Meylachia Wilk
Marcha Schaeffer
Delarae
Berths Hargett
Kokeman
Maud Forthmn
Ani
Rokemsa
Bertha Hargett
Mia Dalsine
Martha Schieffer
Rebecca
Mies Lovantus Esroes
Clarissa Codman
Speester
Kane Conner
Anza Howe
Grp
Miss Wilt
Vosal Cours cl Ib Conservatory
Lawrence B Kemp Named Baltimore Banker and Bank Leader
The article profiles Lawrence B. Kemp formerly of this city now a prominent Baltimore banker. At about 42 he served as a bank examiner for years and is president of the Commercial and Farmers Nations Bank in Baltimore as well as president of the State Bankers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Kemp
Baltimore
Kemp
Commercial and Farmers’ Nations Bank
State Bankers’ Association
New Peach Hud Pest Found in Benton Harbor
A new pest damaging peach buds is found in Benton Harbor Michigan. Initially mistaken for codling moth larvae it is a long slender yellow striped insect. First spotted by fruit grower S Lavy, the pest will be sent to the Lansing experiment station for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Michigan
S. Lavy
Lansing
Turnpike Companies Object In Tax Court Protest
Representatives of the Baltimore and Frederick Baltimore and Liberty and Baltimore and Reisterstown Turnpike Companies appeared before the Appeal Tax Court of Baltimore to protest the assessment set at 25 000 per mile. Total figures cited include 50 000 for Frederick road and 52 500 for Liberty, with similar notes on other turnpikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Frederick
Baltimore and Liberty
Baltimore and Reistertown
Appeal Tax Court of
Baltimore
Frederick Road
Liberty
Frederick County Waters Penalized For Early Bass Catching
A local act binds penalties for illegal bass and pickerel fishing from Frederick County waters between April 15 and January 5, with fines up to 20 dollars or six months' jail. The act, operative May 6, 1697, also allows limited fishing from June 1 with rod and hook but bans seines and other nets. A jury later set damages at 1,200 dollars for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad taking a nine‑acre Mt. Airy site to improve the roadbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wanty
Fae
Justices of the Peace
Circade Court
Potomac River
Frederick
Sonnty
Phin
H. J. Krise
Foraman
Charles Hagus
G. F
Croombaugh
Charles B. Fout
Andrew Babel
Wm. H. Ways
Adam T. Drinkhoosa
George Buesing
Augustes Obenderfer
George Kline
John R. Young
Oarlton Stull
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Henry B. Wilson
Mt. Airy
Ween
Frederick County Democratic Primary Meetings 1900 Notice
A late 1900 Frederick Maryland notice details Democratic primary meetings across multiple districts to select delegates for a county convention in Frederick and onward to state and national conventions. It lists dates, locations, and times for Buckeystown Frederick Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Catactin Urbana Liberty New Market Hanvers Woodshore Peterasville Mt Pleasant Jefferson Mechanicstown Jackson Johnaville Woodville Lipsanore Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittaville Ballenger Braddock and signatures of party officials. Also includes notices on a pea grower sale and various local commercial ads for instruments and home goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick County
A. D
Sich County
Miry Séth
Rockville
Buckeystown
Frederick—Court House
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Spangler's Opera House
Catactin
Wolfsville
Sp. m
Urbana
Liberty
Saith'’s
New Market
Hanvers
Deerfield
Woodshore—Town Hall
Peterasille
Pateraville
Woodville
Lipsanore
Unionville
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Yellow Springs
Burkittaville
Burkittsville
Ballenger
Feagarile
Braddock—Braddock
Jacon M. Newuns
J. Roetr McLurery
Alfred Rutrenr
Condition of the Crops in Maryland This Week
The Weather Bureau reports Maryland fruit largely escaped injury with only western counties at risk. Slight damage expected but unlikely to reduce yields. Peach belt reports remain hopeful, blossoms for peaches pears and plums still embryo. Apples blooming across the state though Garrett county has not yet seen blossoms. Strawberries frost damaged in far western counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Peach Belt
Garrett County
American Cattle Defended by U S Inspector in England
Dr. A W Clements former State Veterinarian of Maryland receives London Daily Telegraph from W H Wray United States Inspector of Cattle in England. Wray defends American cattle and refutes claims of foot and mouth disease here noting the disease has never existed in the United States and that government inspection controls prevent import or export of diseased cattle or meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clements
Maryland
London Daily Telegraph
W. H. Wray
United States
England
Wray
Dining specials and menu items at Fingling's Cafe and Dot's
A fragmented notice promotes food items at Fingling's Cafe and Dot's, including frogs crabs soft crabs deviled crabs spring chicken and shrimp. It lists a Shiptey Boost Special Sale with various meat plates prices and tableware, plus a nightly bill of fare and closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolt's
Marsh
News Gels For Saturday With Tight Cough Clarity
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Saturday plans and a sudden cough. It mentions Clinton E and targets hit, but content is incomplete and unclear.
Cry Opera House Piano Recital and May 13 Excursion Ad
Local notice outlines a piano recital by pupils of Misa Nannie Young on Friday May 38 at 8 p.m. with cantata Seven Old Ladies of Lavandertown and ticket prices 10 and 25 cents. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion Frederick to Baltimore Sunday May 13, $1 round trip, special train 9 a.m. from this city, return 7:30 p.m., tickets valid on that train and date of issue. Electric cars from Camden Station to city. Druid Hill Park 700 acres open to visitors. Numerous ads follow for carpet cleaning, cement, eye care, lamps, household goods, groceries, sand supply, wheat and flour, and a lawyer’s practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry Opera House
Misa Nannie Young
Lavandertown
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Damsen Station
Camden Station
Druid Hill Park
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Manlt
Wey
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Wausteroy
M. Sverts
Tas Newa
W. L. Moonn
Fonerais
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Sundat Schoois and Societies
College Girls LY Drama
PTL Banker
Stefebeieie
Sss
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Brunswick Seminary
Luther Martin
Philippines
Peruts
Brederick County
Bariig Ascativs
Dalaiwore
Fritwate
Fyepenisa
Mtv
Frankin Satizge Bank
Frecerick
Weato
Edward
Sperry
Edward Cole McSberry
Samus Jorck
É Clayrux
Keen
Josuva J. Din
J. H. Grove
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Packard
Waterloo
Woods & Co
Miller
H. E. Wilcoxes
Knabe
Music
N. Market St
National Building 3 Association
Ballisaore City
Edward C. Lease
Jons L. Jonson
Bakze Jonsson
L. E. Mullinix
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Tr Mey
Ming Ae Frignas
L. BE. Mullentx
Prof
Lightning Haakins
Beryen Old Ladies of
Lavendertown
Shiptey & Boost
Dennison
Sap
Sater & Borsz's
Dot
Fingling
Ok All
Laarasr
Suft
Bard
Cpllar
Cyullaks
TLES
Elatest
Lars
Bea No Posten
Cates
Bella
Newrey
Castor
Neidio & Miller
Nae & Miller
Friestleyr
Atest
Warne & Shaws
Market St
Clinton E. Mais
Muin
Glinton KK
MADN
Graduate Pharmacia
Yankington
RoDocz
Bakgals
Sulletin
Able
Wil
GEV
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Embailmers
Frederick, MD
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Marketl & Trail
Wm. C. Boteler
Cies
Offics
N. Market Street
B. Sappington
Notror
Sappington
F. W. Staub
Pratt
FE. V. Save
J. Hatealy Keller
J. Ghisely Seller's
N. Markt
sanDy
Obresville Flour
Ashedh
DPD
Fobzedawiy
Alfred Ritter
Attoeley and
Counsegor
Kautty Pactice and
Offce
Court Street
MD. Dacs Dawls
Babues
Levy
Ofice
Court House
Coxnvert
All Saints St
All Saints Sc
Liberal Secand Frecarneg
Wikraxon
Cleveland
A. H. Kalle
Aruggist
Marke
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