Varro County adjourns term and regional projects noted
The May term of the Varro County district adjourned as reports highlight plans for an electric Cumberland to Frostburg line, expansion of coal terminals at Curtis Bay, and church and school developments. Obituaries and local incidents include a Baltimore man’s suicide, a fatal mining collapse near Carmineville, and civic changes in Savage and Claiborne with new schools planned.
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Varro County
Garrett County
Cumberland
Frostburg
Western Maryland College
Annapolis
Mount Washington College
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Curtis Bay
Woman’s Foreign Iesionary Society
Anne
Prince George's Sunday Schools
Berwyn
Grand Jury
Baltimore County
John T. Brown
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
Custer Pippen
Virginia
Cairneville
Cornelius Pickett
Savage
John S. Cummings
Congress
Daynsville
Taylor
Abraam Koons
Pikesville
George Tise
Hyattille
Natalie van Louten
Nicholas Howard Gill
Presbyterian Arch
Ada
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Aurel
Francis P. Mackil
Landay
Clarorne
Talbot County
Claiborne
Danieltown
William Henry comedy staged at Visitation Academy
The Visitation Academy presented William Henry a five act comedy to an alight audience. Uncle Jacob Carver Holy Haydon and a cast of many learners enacted the home and school scenes with lively country dances and fine violin music by Lucy Hisenhawver.
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Academy of Isitation
William Enry
William Henry
Jacob Carver
Holy Haydon
Phebe
Ramsburg
E. Pampel
Lucy Maria
Jilda
Tommy
Gues
Virginia
Lucy Hisenhawer
Marie Harbin
Fogle and Early wed in Harmony ceremony
On May 24, William T. Fogle of Walkersville married Sarah J. Early of Harmony. Elder K. Sappington performed the ceremony at his residence in Johnsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogler
William T. Fogle
Walkersville
Sarah J. Early
Harmony
Oo. K. Sappington
Johnsville
Local Market Quotes in Frederick Wheat 73 Cents
Wheat was quoted in Frederick today at 73 cents per bushel. Corn, unreliable spelling, 38 cents per bushel, corn on the cob or barrel price unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pro-Unity Rally Backing Governor Lowndes in Maryland
A Baltimore conference of top Republicans lifts Lloyd Lowndes for a second term. Mayor Malster endorses Lowndes, praising his fiscal record and tax policy while pledging support and urging a united front for a peaceful party jubilee in Maryland.
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Allegary Conaty
Baltimore
Malster
Lioy
Lowndes
Wellington
David W. Sloan
Allegany County
Crea
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
The Work of Death. The Late W. Ramsden
English born Mr. John F. Ramsden died in Mexico after a life that spanned emigration from age eleven, teaching in Middletown, running a drug store, and mining in Idaho Parral Mexico. His death closes a well educated, widely connected career. He left a string of warm friendships and varied ventures across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Ramsden
John F. Ramsden
Mexico
Australia
Middletown
Porto Rico
H. W. Hoffmeier
Idaho
Parral
Racing mares and trotters from Tuscarora Stock Farm
Mr Richard Hentschel of Baltimore sends his race mare Veta to Tuscarora Stock Farm hoping for a Monocacy colt. Louis Victor bred by Carlos de Garmendia, sold in New York to W B Van Wiek for 2000 dollars and will be used for road work. Captain Walter Saunders will travel to Baltimore to supervise a public sale of horses from Carlos de Garmendia at the Gentlemen's Driving Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora Stock Farm
Richard Hentschel
Baltimore
Veta
Louis Victor
Carlos M. de Garmendia
New York
W. B. van Wiek
Walter Saunders
Carlos de Garmendia
Boy Nichols Injured In Fairground Accident
A colored boy named Nichols suffered a leg fracture in a Northwest Addition incident. While watching Kefanver's mommy-go-round a moving horse rider, employed by Mr Kefanver, leapt from a horse and toppled into a crowd, striking the boy and breaking a bone in his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Kefanver
Mr. Kefanver
Picnic and Dance at Braddock Heights by Frederick
A youth group from Frederick hosts a Thursday afternoon picnic and dance at Braddock Heights Janet. A special car will depart Square Corner at 5 o clock sharp and return around 9 20 or 10 o clock.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick
Janet
Square Corner
Middletown
Decoration Day Observances Planned by Reynolds Post
Decoration Day events set for Tuesday May 30 begin at 1 30 p m at headquarters with a ritual service at 2 p m followed by a march to the cemetery and a burial service by the Grand Army of the Republic. Flowers should be sent to Mens Hall North Market Street by noon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Reynolde
G. Alr
Ling
Grand Army of the Republic
Spain
Middletown
Mens Hall
North Market Street
Tueday
Third Anniversary of Lovettsville Pastor Rev Lampe
Rev Lewis T Lampe son of J Henry Jumpe of this city marks the third anniversary of his pastorate at the Reformed church in Lovettsville Virginia He was born in Frederick on July 3 1866 and graduated from Franklin and Marshall College 1890 and the Reformed Theological Seminary 1893 He began ministry in Somerset County Pennsylvania before moving to Lovettsville on June 1 1896 where he has served successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis T. Lampe
J. Henry Jumpe
Lovettsville, Va
Reformed Church
Lampe
Frederick
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Reformed Theological Seminary
Somerset County
Lovellsville
National Junior Order Mechanics Convene in Minneapolis
The National Council Junior Order United American Mechanics will convene in Minneapolis Minnesota from June 20 to 24 at the First Unitarian church. Ten Maryland state representatives will attend led by Charles Reimer and R B Walling among others.
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Unior Mechanics
National Council
United American Mechanics
Minneapolis
Minn
First Unitarian Church
State Council of
Maryland
Charles Reimer
R. B. Walling
T. S. Watkins
E. C. Bell
C. F. Flock
W. E. Curr
R.L. Dryder
George A. Davis
W. J. Davis
J. H. Smith
Prohibition Convention to Meet in Kemp Hill On Tuesday
The Prohibition county convention gathers Tuesday at two o clock in Kemp Hill to reject delegates to the gubernatorial convention in Baltimore next month. In the evening Rev. Quincy Lee Morrow of Baltimore will speak for the State executive committee. The address is billed as a feature of the convention proceedings.
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Prohibition County
Kemp Hill
Baltimore
Quincy Lee Morrow
Executive Committee
Quincey
Festivals Reported by Grace Chapel and Others
The Grace Chapel children plan an ice cream festival at the Brunswick chapel on Tuesday May 30. Sam's Creek Sunday School hosts its annual strawberry festival June 1 to 3 at Hopewell school house. The Christian Endeavor at Walkersville holds a festival tonight and again June 3. Fairmount Council Sr O U A M at Libertytown announces a festival on July 4.
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Children of Grace Chapel
Brunswick
Sam’s Creek
Hopewell
Christian Endeavor
Walkersville
Fairmount Council, Sr. O. U. A. M
Libertytown
Soldier Boys Parade in Washington Peace Jubilee
Corporal Yost and Privates Carter Cooper Edmonston and Kearney of Company H Fourth Regiment Immunes from Brunswick took part in the Peace Jubilee parade in Washington. They are at Camp Meade and will be mustered out June 8. George B. Garrett sergeant of Company A Seventh U S Engineer Corps returned home to Knoxville from Cuba.
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Yost
Carter, Cooper, Edmonston and Kearney
Immunes
Brunswick
Washington
Camp Meade
George B. Garrett
U.S. Engineer Corps
Cuba
Bnoxville
Digging Uncovers Grave Near North Green Street
While digging a trench from the water main on North Green street Middletown for a stable, Mrs Samuel M Kefanver uncovered a grave containing a human body remains were near the old Lathan graveyard behind the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Kefanver
North Green Street
Middletown
Lathan
Baltimore Officials Promote Two Railway Positions
Promoted. Mr. Wmn Tribby of Baltimore is now engine man on the Baltimore and Ohio from Baltimore to Brunswick. Air. George W. Martin, son of General Yard Master J. T. Martin of Brunswick, has been made Train Master on the third division after serving as chief dispatcher at Cumberland.
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Wmn. Tribby
Baltimore
Brunswick
Air
George W. Martin
J. T. Martin
Cumberland
Brunswick Commencement Program At Lutheran Church
Final exercises of Brunswick Seminary will be publicly held at the Lutheran Church. Special features include a declamation contest on June 1 and an address by Rev. J. M. Gillam of the Methodist Church on June 2. A music program is planned.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Seminary
J. M. Gillam
Methodist Church
Sunday religious notices and synod reports in Walkersville area
Walkernville M P church observes Children's Day tomorrow evening. Rev Moblenu preaches at Thurmony Grove tomorrow at 2 30 p m. Children's Day services at New London M E Church and Utica Reformed Church tomorrow. Regular services led by Rev T F Dixon at Presbyterian Church. Five join Reformed at Middletown on Whit Sunday. eleven join Lutheran. Rev G W Thomas takes charge of St Luke's Picopal Church Adamstown and St Pats Point of Rocks. Glade Reformed Church Walkersville to preach at 10 a m with Sunday school at 9 a m. Many other church services and leagues listed with times and pastors. Reformed General Synod proceedings noted with appointments and publications. Lutheran General Synod reports home mission totals and debt status and named missions.
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Walkernville
M. P
Rev
Co. MobLenu
Thurmony Grove
New London
Utica
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church
Middletown
G. W. Thomas
Glyndon
St. Luke’s Picopal
Adamstown
St. Pat's
Point of Rocks
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
D. J. Wolf
M.E
Page Milburn
Upworth League
Etta Brust
AJL Salts’ Episcopal Church
Itmer L. Coblents
Coblents
Ridgely
J. H. Wilbite
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Epworth
O. W. Striagpring
United Brethren Church
General Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. John's Catholic Church
E.R. Eschbach
I. M. Motter
Evangelical Reformed Church
Apple
Woman's College
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
L. F. M. Myers
Saint James’ Lutheran Church
Reformed General Synod
Cyrus Cort
Sabillasville
Jiffin
Ohio
Cort
Seehler
J. H. Apple
Frederick
J. W. Bickla
Ambrose Cort
L. K. Evans
A. O. Nott
Krebs
A. H. German
Baltimore
Europe
Germany
Hungary
France
Holland
Switzerland
Russia
James I. Good
Reading
G. W. Richards
Lancaster
Theological Seminary
Bymaal
Society For the Relief of Ministers
Niagara Falls
Baltimore meeting backs women mission societies in Lutheran synods
Mrs Bond urged expanding women mission societies across Maryland and Western Pennsylvania Lutheran Synods. The General Synod body plans $90,000 for Home Missions over the next two years. Reports show the Home for the Aged in Washington, DC, reduced debt to 1,600 and is valued at 58,000, with nine residents and 27 surrounding acres donated by Sarah Utu muhley. Synods contributed 7,220 for the home in two years. disbursements totaled 842.48. Treasurer Albert J. Kot reports 188.70 balance. Maryland Synod contributed 4,215, with graduates including Holines D. Baker, Robert Tyson, and William L. Thomas. Commencement exercises run June 11 to 13. Miss Mattie Pope will graduate from the Teachers' Training School in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Bond
Maryland
Western Pennsylvania
Browkdnridge
Groeting
Women's Home
Foreign Missionary Sociary
Ltoa
Board of Lome Missions
Washington
Albert J, Kot
Dian
Maryland Synod
Phanest
Ilolines D. Baker
Robert 8. Tyson
William Lt. Thomas
Buckeystown
Western Maryland College
Robert Tyson
Wweek
Jane St
Local Building Association stock offering and events
On June 3 1899 the Frederick Building Association will issue stock for Series No 6 with dues 20 cents weekly per share and an entrance fee of 10 cents per share. Loans at 8 1 10 per $100 with a net near 4 percent annually. Secretary J W L Carty at Frederick County National Bank or Doli Albaughs offices answering questions. Also notices of church festivals, council orders, and Decoration Day transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Doli & Albaugh
Naw Awnings Adjust to Fit Any Window
L E Mullinz offers awnings that fit ordinary windows. Simple construction with no noisy iron slides. Made of striped duck and fastens low on windows to allow airflow. Can be installed or removed in one minute. Request current prices.
The Exclusive Carpet House Advertisement
Local advert notes L. E. Moun and telephone 16 for The Exclusive Carpet House. Details are sparse but indicate a business listing for carpet sales and installation services.
Fashionful Bargains In Belts Silks Ribbons And Parasols
A brisk catalog style notice outlines belts for men and women at 360 quality tops, leather and satin belts in various colors and sizes, plus textiles like AML Silk Taffeta No 0, rainbow ribbons, gros grain and taffeta, parasols in black and colored combos, black lawns patterns, Dot Swiss, Dimity, Organdie and India Linons, and a night gown twill 80 inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimity
Itory
Cheap Publicity for 16 Cents in Frederick News
For 16 cents you can reach everyone in Frederick with 1 News wanted. Advertisers seek readers by promoting a need for 4 situations or a cook, offering broad exposure in a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Japanese Mattings Arrive as New Stock Grows Big
Seventy eight rolls latest importation of Japanese Mattings arrived this morning. One thousand one hundred twenty yards of new styles added to our stock, making our line more than double the size of any other firm in the city. Visit the store to see the line.
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