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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1895
Page
2
A fatal incident near Braddock leaves four injured or dead in a disturbing event described in brief dispatches. Authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the gruesome attack on a sleeping site.
An ince ntil accident Saturday near Braddock resulted in the death of Harry Stockman, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm C Stockman. A tub with hot water toppled onto him while his mother was away, causing severe burns. Dr. B L Beckley treated the child, who died at noon yesterday. Funeral services will be held at ML Zion Church tomorrow at 11:30, with interment in the local graveyard.
Fragmented report notes ex Governor Foraker of Ohio to deliver the Decoration Day oration. It mentions a ceremony related to education for Black students in Southern Maryland and a Baltimore area railway incident. Also records Navy examinations, a business receiver appointment, and arraignments for suspected war crimes in Carroll County with pleas entered.
On Driving Day the Cline family boys aged about thirteen and Charles, a cripple, were returning a mare to Mr Joshua Horine near Mt Tabor when the horse torn a cart and kicked down a hill. Both boys were thrown. the younger was struck by the harrow and had a rib broken. Dr K M Zimmer was summoned for aid. both boys are recovering as well as expected.
Three indigent colored women appeared before Police Justices Eckstein Lee Cyening and stated their husbands were found at Odle Brown’s home. Brown testified in her defense and the evidence offered did not establish guilt. All defendants were dismissed with a morning.
Communion service held Sunday May 12 at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev T F Hoffmeier with a large crowd. Professor Guyton to give phonographic entertainment on June 11. Local updates include barn roofing by George Perrey, crop issues for George Webster, and various community notices from Branoux, Jefferson, and Frederick with public commentary urging town improvement and civic pride.
A March 16 story recounts a daring river flood in Mull Valley. Haydenville rider Graves seizes a barrow to outrun the rising wall of water, guiding horses and people to safety as the flood overtakes pastures and hills. Confirmation comes as the wall advances, Graves reaches the bank just ahead of the torrent.
A collection of local obituaries and death notices from Montgomery county Kansas including William Edmund Getzendanner at 16, George W. Parnley Jr., Thomas Huon Braddock, a Black child, Mrs Mary Wilhide, and clergy notices. entries note ages, familial ties, funeral plans, and church connections across Walkersville, Brookville, Adamstown, Buckeystown, and Mt. Pisgat.
The Woman's College faculty releases the commencement programme for June with events from June 2 to June 6. Include Baccalaureate sermon, second anniversary of Leablan Literary Society, Art Department exhibition, class day, Munic Department concert, commencement address by Rev. Dr. Eleffer, and Alumni Association anniversary. Also notes visitors: a German party linked to Prof. Stief and a Pacific coast group of eighty-two en route home after a cross country tour covering nine thousand miles.
Book advertisement touts anti tobacco cure by Sterling Remedy Co. claims forthright guarantee, money back, with address in New York for the remedy. Mentions J. Ac willamsan and Bates to cure, appealing to men seeking stronger nerves and manhood.
The Maryland School for the Deaf reports Mrs J E Myers of Baltimore visited on Sunday. The Deaf of Maryland picnic is set for July 24 at Grove No 8 in Druid Hill Park, Baltimore. Washington visitors include brothers of George Batley and J W Blaine. Committees prepare for the sesqui centennial celebrations, seen as a tribute to Frederick and the state. The National Exponent May 9 features a Maryland School for the Deaf sketch with Principal Aly and building views.
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