Purely Personal Notices from Frederick Area
Purely personal items list Miss Georgie Strider of Virginia charting relatives in Frederick and several visitors and guests. Names include Mieg Henson of Washington, Louis Nigdorff entertained in Baltimore, Mrs G W Bleck of Virgin's, Willison MacGill in Washington DC, and families such as Mrs W Taylor and granddaughter Miss Mary Klotz visiting on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Strider
Virginia
Mieg Henson
Washington
All Saints’ Rectory
Louis Nigdorff
Baltimore
G. W. & Bleck
Virgin's
Willism P Maulsby
Athur Potta
Brieg
Mannie Potte
Willison MacGill
Americas Ceres Company
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Lavras Powell
Nannie Brengie
Misa Rhoderick
C. F. Zimmerman
E.N. Blackston
Guy
Pottstown
W. &.Taylor
Mary.Klotz
Lewis Crumson
West Fifth Street
Brief Bits of City Life and Oddities
A collage of quirky notes reports fashion reversals high collars and straw hats clashing with derbies. anecdotes mention a mashed finger in a stone crusher, tramps chained for public works, a banana peel accident, and humorous quotes about love and effort in daily scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Ivy Harbaugh
Emmitsburg
Tyrone
Persus
Wheeler
Social World Abbreviations at Westminster Reception
A pleasant conclusion to the Reformed Classis of West minster session was hosted by Mr and Mrs William B Thomas at their city home with delegates meeting Mrs Margaret Hood and Rev C Blagle assisting. Miss Janie Thomas recited She Last Hymn while Howard Benson played piano and Miss Norman Gilbert sang. Clergymen joined in college songs enjoyed elegant refreshments. At EpIscopal Church convention Mr Baker Johnson hosted Baltimore bar friends at East Second Street with Mrs Mason and others from Baltimore and Adamstown in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Classis
Westminster
William B. Thomas
Margaret &. Hood
Frederick
Snd
Blagle
Janie Thomas
Howard Benson
The
Episcopal Church
Baker Johnson
East Second Streets
Baltimore
James T. Mason
de BR. Sappington
Adam Denmeld
Conway W
Edward Guest Gibson
Dante Murray
Mary Johnson
Misa Johnson
Adametown
Gouvernter
Gouverater
Father Caughy
Father Giraud
Souliste Villa
Cinb
Lunh
Frederick J. Neleos
America
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland Classis, Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Charch
Calvin &. Slogte
Classis
Sabillesville
J. Calvin R. Malo
We Reformed Church
Washington, D. C
T G. Apple
Mate
Hoey
Keiffer
Hagerstown
Carroll Barge
Gentreville
Bechbach
New Felés
Claesi
Home Missions
Bohemia
Calvin College
Catawba College
Potomac Synod
General Synod
Oae
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mca
Dizon C. Walker
Boxwood Lodge
Urbana
Nevitiate
Hector Papel
Woodstock
Apostolic Delegate
Monsignor
Satolli
Cardins
Academy
Cardinal Gibbone
Fra
Caughy
O'Rourke
Girand
Warough
Fr. Caughy
St. Stephen's Church
John Greene
Edwin Merath
Hector Pappi
Jobe H. O'Rourke
John A. Moore
Edward Sweeney
John F. Meyleyn
John Eisennsuer
Elon Firestone
Rerest Ekhl
J.a.haydon
O Salutaris
John H. O'Rourke
Krome
Lantz
Msin Hav Ag
Zokban
Baytien Aszloxn
Csasale
Cotinue
Ranort
W. T. Stewart
S. Af. Rosder
H. J. Macalister
W. Kefauver
John Gassman
Tourmont
T. P. Hoffmeier
Clarels
Usman Single
Samuel Detrow
Miller
Mount. Pleasant Charge
Frederick County
Daniel Stine
Myerstown
Schlatter
George Merle Zacharias
St. Panes Reformed Church
Michael Schlatter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Milton G. Urner
Sesgns
Alien
W. L McKenney
League
Urner
Opinion Ail Endorses in City Visit Remark
During a visit, James T. Mazon of BR, noted Baltimore’s James McSherry as the ablest Maryland lawyer, based on wire decisions rendered by McSherry in the Court of Appeals. He spoke to Baker Johnson expressing this view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Mazon
Baltimore
Baker Johnson
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Mason
McSherry
Impressive Services Across Frederick Churches
The article reports on Cardinal Gibbons visit and confirmation at St John’s Catholic Church with grand mass and receptions, the Maryland Classis Reformed Church meeting noting chapel costs and missions funding, plus church services and sermons across multiple congregations including Rev Myers
Blue Ridge Despatch Freight Line Linked to Major Railways
A new Baltimore to West freight line named the Blue Ridge Despatch is established by the Western Maryland Railroad with a joint schedule across the Western Maryland Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio and the Evaneville and St. Louis Railroads. George C. Hilds, formerly of Adams Express, acts as agent for the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Blue Ridge
Western Maryland
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Evaneville
St. Louis
George C. Hilds
Adams Express Company
Bowie Surrenders After Two Weeks on the Run
The murderer of Charles Smith, Owen Bowie, turned himself in at Frederick jail after a two week fugitive period. He walked to the authorities with his brother William Bowie and John T. Diggs and was brought to Sheriff A C McBride. Bowie, weak and emaciated, was hospitalized briefly and remains stoic about questions. Deputies traced his hiding to Centerville area and Ebenezer Church, with Lewis Smith and Columbus Thomson arrested in relation to Bowie's case. A $100 reward will go to Diggs and William Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Smith
Frederick
Owen Bowie
Charles Smith
Wm. Bowie
John T. Diggs
A.C. McBride
Bowie
Hll
Centerville
Ebenezer Chuch
Bowie Hallad
Thomas Chase
John Diggs
Chase
Diggs
William Bowie
Bowle
Marder
Newe
Lewis Smith
Columbus Thomson
Sherif Benjamin Shaw
McBride
Shaw
Smith
Thompson
Surit
Board of County Commissioners
Digga
Strawberry Fete Opens With Musical Program and Ice Cream
The Ladies' Auxiliary strawberry fete opens tomorrow at 8 pm in Junior Hall with a program by the Frederick Select Orchestra and a reading by Miss Ott and Miss Motie. Admission is five cents. Also noted is Thaddeus E. Zimmerman, graduate of the Maryland College of Pharmacy, who will return to Emmitsburg to run the new T. Zimmerman & Co. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Anxilary
Frederick Select Orchestra
Mias Ott
Maryland College of Pharmacy
Baltimore
Thaddeus E. Zimmerman
E. & Zimmerman
Emminsburg
Afr. Zimerman
Zimmerman
Emmisburg
Casrge
T. Zimmerman & Co
Frederick
Western Maryland College Graduation Class Totals
The graduating class totals sixteen with seven women and nine men. Carrie Agnes Stone of Mount Pleasant reads the fourth essay and Ella Esgenia Millard of Buckeystown the eleventh. Herbert Hays Maurphy of Walkerville will give the salutatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Mise Carrie Agnes Stone
Mount Plearad
Affes
Ella Esgenia Millard
Buckeystown
Herbert Hays Bmaurphy
Walkerville
Eimmitsburg Elects Officers for New Town Board
After parleying, Eimmitsburg’s new town commissioners select F. A. Maxell as president Oscar D. Fraley as secretary and J. Thomas Gelwicks as treasurer. The board is now in working condition. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is promoted as a cure for blood disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimmitsburg
F. A. Maxell
Oscar D. Fraley
J. Thomas Gelwicks
Various Local Events Reported Across Maryland
The State page notes a robbery at Hyattsville post office, Woman’s Day observed in Lutheran churches, Loretta Butler buried near Bladensburg, and Dr. Virdia’s funeral at Lapidum. Other items include Decoration Day proclaimed, a gasoline burn injury in Canton, a new trolley line opening, and Maryland figures in state affairs and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattsville
Loretta Butler
Bladensburg
Virdia
Lapidum
Harford County
Lowndes
Charles E. Hart
Elliott
Canton
Hagerasown
Falkstown
United Staten
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Baltimore
Eizaop Curtis
Pool
Maryland Naval Militia
Port McHenry
Richmond
Walle Til
Gaozhorn
City
Ba‘t
United States Cavalry and Artillery
Bomper
Fort Myer
John Brickhouse
George Cleton
Franklin Chaire
Balmore
Clab
Curtis Bay
Tobacco Inspectora
Thomas
Hodnon
Maryland
Virginia
Royal Arcanum
Marchants
Balners
Fairfax
Boston
Supreme Council
Fankstows
Wsshington County
Keedy
Rogerstown
H. W. Gross
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio consolidates car work at Mount Clare Shops
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to centralize car construction and rebuilding at Mount Clare, moving most machinery from Martinsburg and Parkersburg shops which will close permanently. Cumberland will gain partial machinery while Mount Clare becomes the main eastern shop. Each division gains a repair shop with Cumberland fully equipped for running repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam
Derland
Mt. Clare
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mount Clare
Cay
Martinsburg
Parkernborg
Ohio River
Ttue
Camberland
Cumberland
Bankers Convention Banquet Placed at Queen City Hotel
The executive committee organizing the bankers convention set a large banquet for Friday at the Queen City Hotel in Cumberland. Expected attendees include Lyman J. Gage and James A. Gary from President McKinley’s cabinet, James A. Eckies the comptroller of the currency, State Treasurer Thomas J. Shryock, Comptroller Robert P. Graham, and Attorney General Clabaugh. Local citizens have shown strong support for the hospitality effort to welcome the Hoanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Cumberland
Lyman J. Gage
James A. Gary
McKinley
James A. Eckies
Thomas J. Shryock
Robert P. Graham
Clabaugh
Walting Hoanders
Emmitsburg Memorial Services Attended by G A R Group
Memorial services were held yesterday afternoon at a nearby church two miles from Emmitsburg. Asthar Post No. 41 G A R attended the event led by Commander George T. Geiwicke. The church was crowded, many sent away due to lack of space. Rev. M H Courny preached a suitable sermon, followed by the G A R ritual at the soldiers’ graves in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Toms Gresk M. &. Cnerch
Emmitssurg
Asthar
No. 41
G. A.R
George T. Geiwicke
M. H. Courny
District Lodge met at New Market hal and plans for work
Odd Fellows District Lodge No 4 in New Market convened with Frank J. Lewin chairing. Members represented across Frederick and Carroll counties. A district picnic is planned at Mt Airy on July 3. The Hagerstown street railway extension to Funkstown opened, extending two miles and aiding connection to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Funkstown
Frederick City
Baltimore Herald
Frederick City Hospital Association Incorporated
The Frederick City Hospital Association was incorporated on Saturday with ongoing patronage. New additions to the donor list include Mrs. Arthur Potts and Mrs. MG Urner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Tomorrow opens new para sol 8 and towels offer
Readable lines announce a tomorrow opening of Para Sol 8 in black and colors and towels with great value. The brief notes a shopping event with emphasis on new products and value, suitable for a local circulation short item.
Attempted Robbery Arrest Follows Shoes Found
A burglary at Joseph Volluse’s store near West Sixth and Bents streets began at about 1 am. An electric alarm woke the family as the thief escaped, leaving a pair of shoes under the kitchen window later linked to Frank Brown, a colored boot-black, who was arrested and jailed. Fremmie Delegates Lloyd T. MacGill Jr. named alternate firemen delegates to the Annapolis convention: Shafer Hargett John H Bennett George Birely Wm S Haller Harry Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Volluse
West Sixth
Bents Streets
Frank Brown
Brown
Fremmie
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
The
United Fire Company
Annapolis
Messrs- Shafer T. Hargett
John IH. Bennett
George Birely
Wm. S. Haller
Harry Butcher
Victor Headache Specific ad promises cure for multiple headaches
A local ad touts Victor Headache Specific with claims to cure five to eleven headaches for one cent per packet. Offer ends June 15 with three packets plus a two dime pocket purse for twenty five cents, via druggists or mail. Also promotes carpet cleaning and musical instrument displays at nearby stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Mel
Victor Remedies Company
Frederick, Md
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the Daily News
Co ‘Ric
Bordesaux
France
Padadelphis
Silas Wright
New York
St Amberg
Mass
Savannah
Yteloch
Liste-William
Lord Gerrison
Brooklyn Bridge
Hugh McCulloch
United Beares Treasury
Westoneton
Queen Victoria
Berrr Ring
Lews Morris
Walter
Wasangeton, D. C
Lla
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
C. Keefer, Secy
Victor Remedies Co
Chas. E. Mealey
Wash Goode
Seeevemewnee Aoe
Ll. TY. Odot
Vietor Remedies Co
WN. Garrett
Reb
Carty
John Hendrickson
Dar
ST. Johns
L. F. M. Myers
St. James’ Lutheran Church
T. Preeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Sid Yerze
J. B. Wilhie
Trinity Mle
Agrippa
Paul
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Hen. A. Becke
W. MW. Becks
Elijas Davis
Rablee
Osborne Ingle
Ray
Nellson
Shepherdstown
W- Va
Walkersville
B.C. Shepherd
All Saints
Ft. Mary’s Chrapter
Webster M. Strayer
M. P
Backeystown
Arvor
Luther Kuhlman
E Eangelical Lutheran Church
Bowie Surrenders
Hood
News OF the
Yoserday and
Tetleg
B. & C. Repair Shops
John Hendrickbon
Jobn Henonzksson
Excela
Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
HB. E. Wilcoxon
Birely
Mustc
H. E Wilcoxon
Palace of Music
E. QO. E. Oline
Gus
Carpen Mattinge
C. E
Railings, the
Railing Grocery CO
N. Market
N. Marebet ST
Bodook
Neing
Rovoce & Neidic
Bidsck & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Fuss
Sae 1800
North Mare
James BE. Walker
Jase Walker & CO
Jas. EH. Wazenco's
Doll Brothers
OLL Brothers
Dpeeesr
Japan
China
F. V. Staub
Barlyy Jane Peas
Ian
Chalmers
F. V. Sracz, Norio Market Streat Ec
J. J. Remsburg
Speciaoe
Jon J. Rensburg
PAG, ‘ Perscription Druggist
Boss Bock
Bartholomay Brew CO
BOC
John A. G. Lipps
Oar
Weet Patrick and
Telegraph St
Frederick, ME
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