Maryland Homeopathic Meeting and Local Items in Baltimore
The twenty seventh annual Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Society meeting met in Baltimore. Maryland College of Pharmacy graduates received diplomas at commencement. A Hagerstown pupil dropped weight from 450 to 394 pounds. John F. Leamann shot himself in Druid Hill Park and died. Dr William D. Thomas of Richmond College died in Baltimore. The funeral of Private Ernest H. Lauman occurred at Ellicott City. A fountain and shaft at Annapolis honoring Rev Dr Southgate were dedicated. The First Christian church of Hagerstown offered a vacant pastorate to Rev H C Kendrick. Washington county school board plans a two week extension and seeks 863 555. Centreville shirt factory assets sold to Geo O Hetzel for 1850. operations to resume. R E Sliger resigned as bookkeeper at Lonaconing Savings Bank to become cashier at First National Bank Oakland. George W Horton elected Baltimore fire chief engineer. Elizabeth Griffith England to wed William Trew Brown June 6. Sparrows Point repair shop workers struck. glass works closed. Lawyer Robert A L Dick sues attorney Robert R Henderson for 3100 000. Dick cited in three libel suits totaling 200 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reiff
Hagerstown
John F. Leamann
Grove No. 10
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore
William D. Thomas
Richmond College
Richmond
Union Protestant Infirmary
Ernest H. Lauman
San Francisco
Philippines
Ellicott City
Annapolis
Southgate
First Christian Church
H. C. Kendrick
Logansport
Ind
Washington County School Board
Centreville
Geo. O. Hetzel
Chester
R. E. Sliger
Lonaconing Savings Bank
First National Bank
Oakland
A. G. Palmer
George W. Horton
Baltimore Fire Department
William ©. McAfee
Pittsburg
Misa Elizabeth Griffith England
John G. England
Rockville
William Trew Brown
Chestertown
Kent County
Sparrows’ Point
William King & Bros
Robert A. L. Dick
Cumberland
Robert R. Henderson
Purely Personal Notices in Frederick
Purely personal items note Mrs Peter Pickett is sick Miss Maud Derr visits Hamilton Ohio relatives Mrs Lewis Fraley West Patrick Street visits Baltimore relatives Mr EB Ogesell Thurmont spends day in Frederick on business Mr H M Claggett Petersville visits Mr and Mrs Thomas Schlay West Second Street S McCampbell Baltimore Morning Herald circulation manager in Frederick today Mrs Bossey and Miss Ella Bosley Greenmount Carroll County return from visit with Mr and Mrs A P Marsh Court Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pickett
Maud Derr
Hamilton
Ohio
Lewis Fraley
West
Patrick Atrest
Baltimore
EB. Ogesell
Thurmott
Frederick
H. M. Claggett
Peteragille
This County
Thomas Schlay
West Second Street
S. McCampbell
Baltimore Morning Herald
Bossey
Ella Bosley
Greenmount
Carroll County
A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Funeral services for Judge John R Mills
The funeral of Judge John R Mills was held yesterday at ten o click from his Liberty area home. Services were led by Ray and Mr Reeler of the M B E church. Pallbearers included A T Etzler Upton Richmond Charles Etzler John Sneadner Howard Thomas and Milton Staub. Interment followed at Linganore cemetery in Unionville. W T Sweadner of Liberty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Mills
Liberty
Ray
Reeler
M. BE. Church
A. T. Etzler
Upton Richmond
Charles Etzler
John Sneadner
Howard Thomas
Milton Staub
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
W. T. Sweadner
Lion head carving completed at Citizens' National Bank
A difficult stone carving, a brown stone lion head above the window, was finished by Mr. Little from York. He worked under close observation by onlookers as the piece was hewn. The note ends with a proverb about business and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
Little
York
Conference ends its twenty third general meeting
The twenty third quadrennial General Conference of the United Brethren in Christ adjourned at 5 22 PM after a two o clock start. Bishop Castle presided the session praised hymns and prayer. Reports on salaries publishing house and church discipline were discussed and adopted. A special collection raised 15 dollars and several district assignments were announced before adjournment. Dr T C Carter later lectured on Matrimonial Mistakes to a large Frederick audience with praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference of the United Brethren In Christ
Bishop Castle
J. B. Deener
Union Biblical Seminary
W. ER. Funk
J. L. Senseny
H. A. Thompson
J. 8. Mills
Eastern
E. B. Kephart
Ohio
J. A. Hot
Committee On Moral Reform
Frederick City
Business Men’s Association
A. W. Stinespring
J. P. Miler
J. L. Grimm
W. A. Dickson
Wm. Williamson
E.8. Bowman
I. S. Kephart
F. Shupe
J. H. Smyder
Charles J. Hall
Frederick News
Earle B. Wood
Frederick
Kephart
Carter
United Brethren Church
T. C. Carter
Tennessee
Reno S. Harp
F. A. Z. Oamler
Israel
Dr Carter Lectures On Married Life And Conduct
Dr Carter outlined two main lines of his lecture focusing on mistakes before and after marriage, using humorous and pathetic illustrations. Mrs F W Staab gave an excellent solo. Delegates praised Rev G W Stinespring for his capable leadership and care at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
F. W. Staab
G. W. Stinespring
Maryland Classis votes on division ends in a tie
In Middletown the Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church opened with services by Rev. J. M. Shick. A division vote yielded 33 for and 33 against, resulting in no division. Reports covered Union Bridge Carroll charges Grace Baltimore and Clearspring, with installations for Union Bridge Ostrol and Clearspring reported and adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Classis
the Reformed Church
Middletown
J. M. Shick
D.D
Union Bridge
Carroll
Grace Church
Baltimore
Clearspring
J. MacAlister
J. B. Stonesifer
Ostrol
F. W. Bald
A.C. Diffenbach
W. Stewart Cramer
New
J. Stewart Hartman
W.E. Lampe
J. M. Mullen
Relief Society
A.M. Schmidt
F. & M. College
W. H. Stewart
Bethany
St. Paul’s Orphan’s Homes
A. O. Whitmer
N. Callender
D. D
Secretary of Foreign Missions
Committee On Missions
J. P. Moore
Japan
Reformed Church
J. M. Schick
Washington Memorial Church
Centreville
E. R. Eschbach
M. Hench
T. F. Hoffmeier
Calvin S. Slagle
Treasuer
Major Pierce Sues Hagerstown Mall for Libel Damages
Major Josiah Pierce Jr. sues the Hagerstown Mall Publishing Co. for 10000 damages in Washington County Court alleging malice in multiple Mall publications. The case centers on libel claims from October 1900 including remarks at a Boonsboro meeting, a poetic piece, and cartoons, with rulings shaping remaining counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Josiah Pierce, Jr
Mall Publishing Co
Hagerstown
Abel
Washington
Lane & Reedy, Davis
M. L. Reedy
Douglas
Little
Aelenaant
Major Pierce
Long Street
Stevenson
Republican Pierce Club
Col. Baughmagy
the Mail
Boonsboro
Mail
Briba
E’m Pierce
Sold Pierce
Pierce
Butler
Stake
Onl
Baughman
Maj. Pisroe
Repairs Urged at Waterworks Dam and Receiver
Mayor Smith and Superintendent Tyergar led a waterworks inspection by the Board of Aldermen. They found the dam at Big Tuscarora in bad condition and directed immediate repairs to ensure a reliable supply for any emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Board of Alderman
Tyergar
Tuscarora
Board of Aldermen
Social World Dance at New Market
A delightful dance was given at Odd Fellows Hall New Market by a committee of young men. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the evening. Midnight refreshments of sandwiches Maryland biscuit olives and coffee were served. Chaperones were Mesdames Frank Downey Howard H Hopkins dr and Samuel R Brown. The Frederick Select Orchestra supplied music. Engagement announced Mr Isaac Wineberg of this city and Miss Rebecca Sacks of Lexington Va become engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Maryland
Frank Downey
Howard H. Hopkins
Samuel R. Brown
Frederick
County Commissioners Reject School Addition Bids
At yesterday's county commissioners meeting all bids for the Brunswick schoolhouse addition were rejected as too high. Plans will be modified and new bids sought. The board voted to build new frame schools at Bartonsville Centre and Buckeyes to serve colored pupils. The full board traveled to Baltimore for a Public Health Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Brunswick
Loceane
Bartonsville Centre
Buckeystommy
Baltimore
Public Health Association
Shooting at a Dance Ends in Wounding and Arrests
Jackson Beaner, a colored man, was shot twice at a Negro dance in Brunswick. One bullet struck his breast and another tore off a piece of his lip. Neither wound is dangerous. Officer Nelson arrested Washington Beard for firing one shot, and Justice Jordan jailed him for grand jury action. James Beard, who fired the first shot, escaped and is at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Beaner
Brunswick
Beaner
Nelson
Washington Beard
Justice Jordan
James Beard
Law Row Sees William Lease Plead Guilty in Court
William Lease was arrested by Officer Zellers on a disorderly conduct charge. He pleaded guilty and Justice Eckstein fined him one dollar, which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
William Lease
Zellers
Lease
Sister Margaret O'Keefe Named Visitatrix of Sisters of Charity
Sister Margaret O'Keefe, a Boston native, succeeds the late Mother Mariana as visitatrix of the Sisters of Charity. She has been connected with the Seminary of St Joseph's Academy at Eromitabarg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariana
Margaret O'Keefe
Boston
Sisters of Charity
St. Joseph’s Academy
Eromitabarg
Bankruptcy filings list Baltimore and Ohio employees in Brunswick
Applications under the bankruptcy act were filed by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad workers through Smith and Selden. Joseph P. Nusa, track laborer, Brunswick, liabilities $99.05, assets $5. Charles A. Baker, brakeman, Brunswick, liabilities $845.50, no assets. Francis Quinn, car repairer, Brunswick, liabilities $116, assets $5.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Smith & Selden
Joseph P. Nusa
Brunswick
Charles A. Baker
Asgats
Francis Quinn
Assata
Fence replacement at West South Street School House
The fence enclosing the playground at the West South street school house is being replaced with a new one. Mr. Dennis M. Daniels, East South street, is having the front window of this residence enlarged. The iron fence in front of the Deaf and Dumb Institute is being repainted. Workmen from the institution are doing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West South Street
Dennis M. Daniels
East South Street
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Rates for Firemen Meet Tickets Set at One Fare
Clerk of the Circuit Court Douglass H. Hargett reports that Western Maryland and the Baltimore & Ohio railroads will sell tickets to Westminster for the firemen's meeting at one fare round trip for firemen and one and a third fare for the general public. Hargett chairs the transportation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass H. Hargett
Circuit Court
Western Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio
West Minster
Hargatt
Transportation Committee
Forney’s Branch Juniors Lose to Damascus 7–5
The Forney’s Branch junior baseball team visited Damascus and played a masterful field game but were weak at the bat. Damascus won 7 to 5, with the home team superior in weight and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Forney
Graduation at George Town College Honors Ed ward Smith
Commencement exercises at George Town College will be held on Thursday June 20. One graduate is Ed ward Smith, son of Mrs. F F Smith of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown College
Edward Smith
F. F. Smith
Enlisted locals Frank A Shearer and James A Oden
Frank A Shearer and James A Oden, both of this city, passed the United States Army examination yesterday and enlisted. Shearer will be sent to Fort McHenry and Oden to Fort Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Shearer
James A. Oden
United States Army
Shearer
Fort McHenry
Oden
Fort Howard
When Nature Needs Assistance Syrup of Figs Remedy
When nature needs aid use the simple gentle remedy Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. A staple press ad clip describing a natural laxative with trusted branding and gentle relief claims.
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Q California Fig Syrup Co
Admiral Schley Returns Home From Santiago Hero of Navy
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, famed for the Battle of Santiago, arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. His son, Dr. Schley, was reported improving, lifting the admiral’s spirits. He stayed at his son-in-law’s home in New York and planned to travel to Washington soon to report to the Navy. He will be retired in October and spend summer with family at Great Neck, L I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfeld Soote Schley
Santiago
New York
Sandy Hook
Dr. Schley
Stewart Wortley
Admiral Schley
Onos
Sohley
Admiral Sobley
Sobley
Washington
Navy Department
South American
Navy
Great Neck
L. I
Maryland
Confederate Memorial Day Observed In City on June 6
Confederate Memorial Day will be observed in this city on Thursday June 6. The program by Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans and Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy includes music and recitations at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Young
Confederate Veterans
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Orphans Court notes death of Judge John R Mills in 1901
Frederick county Maryland judges express regret at the death of Hon John R Mills former Associate Judge of the Orphans Court. The court adjourns May 21 1901 and will send a memorial copy to the deceaseds family. Also notices include a musical and Shakespearean recital for St Johns Circulating Library at City Opera House on May 28 1901 and local ads for dressmaking ophthalmology services and the Deer Park Hotel resort listing amenities and seasonal dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Troxell
Shariff. G. Blanchard Philpot
Russell E. Lighter
Roger M. Neighbours
Orphans’ Court
Charles E. Saylor
Frederick County
Maryland
John R. Mills
G. Blanchard Philiot
E Liarer
Roger M. Neigmors
Charlemagine Koehler
St. John's Circulating Library
City Opera House
Yeakle’s
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Constan the Great
Chrissy
Nie
Alevancer Pope
London
Richard Grant White
Tos Gist
New York City
Victor Hugo
Hugo
Buth and
Tranq
IMS
Advanced Party of Democraty
Napoleon
Guernsey
Edward Bellas
Loolung Bach Ward
C Falls
Mass
Wasuineros
Tax Newa
Clondy
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Cook
A. E. Thomas
G. Howard King
O. E. Saylor
Rodock & Co
Neidig & Miler
Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Saciety
Maryland College of Pharmacy
Funerats
Arphwes
Movement For
Isaac Wineberg
Rebecca Sacks
Lexington
By the
Orphans’ Court of
Esper
East Church Street
Wm. G. Boteler
North Market Street
Deer Park
Alleghenies
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
Jane
W. E. Burwell
Queen City
Garrett County
Jon Hendrickson
Ments
Paris
India
Crede No
Mirrars Shee
CTU
Auvitable
Jonn Hespxioxson
Neidig & Miller
Nie & Miller
Fabrion
Mercerland
Edward
Maco Scotton
Neo & Maars
Clinton & Main
Cox
DE. Mean
Clinton E. Main
Frederick, Md
Teanogle
Wagaman
Thomas Nelson
Cbristy
Monsieur Benacaire
Tarkington
Ford
Christy
O. T. Brady
Lew
Sherlock
Oroly
Palestine
Jerusalem
Emory
Babs
The
Impossible
Granstark
Key
Barbara Fritchie
Reach
Isandgle & Wagaman
F. B. Sappington
Tas
Édawly
City Hall
Bullesus
Lanudowne
Pravetia
McCedd Press
Kodoue & CO
LEO
A. Ts & Ste
A. T. Rocz & Sons
Norta Market Street
Fredeskige
T. B. Rice
Fourth St. , & PL
F. V. Staub
BOR & Cents
F. M. Sravis
Ceresville Flour
Minneapolis
Sheiner
SAND
Sandi! Bandiis
Potomac River
Vantity
Willard C. Keller
Patrickibt
D. A. Atlee Radcliff,a
University OF Maryland
Haa
James 2. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
H. E. Peterman
Gio West Franklin Street
City Hotel
Fraderick
Dane
Biser
W. Church Biree
Junezediy Dp
Stewart P. Dean
North
Steser
Frederick Co
Fuone
Tatas
SNOOK
Lewistown
A. N. Crames
Lewis Own
Arles B. Fout
Frederick City, MD
Dutrow
Walkersville
Brancefe
Wm. E. Ramebure
Ljarvey R. Lease
Abctioneer
Frederic
B. Rosenour
B. Pawtick St
Geddawtt
Pergent Anplyte Liord
T. MacGill, Attornes
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